No Jumper is in a RECESSION! Live Show Cancelled, Spoetyface Deleted & More

23 Jun 2026 · 3 h 48 min · 103 chapters

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In short

Compton Rick Rock and the No Jumper crew discuss the show’s behind-the-scenes chaos (hosts late, live show canceled, “Spoetyface” deleted), the economics of No Jumper vs. reaction channels, and a specific controversy involving Spoetyface “marching” into Rick Rock’s neighborhood. They also debate what makes a good female co-host for hip-hop podcasts, and why many women don’t “add value” in the culture conversation.

Guests (and backgrounds)

  • Compton Rick Rock (a.k.a. Rick Rock’s internet character): longtime West Coast figure who says he started in comedy skits before becoming a No Jumper reactor. He claims he previously did security for The Game (including earning $500/night) and says he later met major industry figures through podcasting (he mentions Snoop Dogg, Big Boy from Power 106, and Mike Epps calling him). He describes himself as a former gang/“street” person who went to prison and now frames himself as a strategist/entertainer rather than someone trying to “crash out.”
  • Hosts referenced: Lush (late), J-Hood (often later), Adam (implied host), plus recurring crew members.

Key claims

  1. Reaction content is easier to monetize than producing the main podcast because reactors have low overhead and can outperform the primary outlet in views.
  2. Rick Rock says he provokes online responses for comedy/content, but insists he doesn’t want street violence or “neighborhood” conflict to spill into real harm.
  3. He argues Spoetyface’s neighborhood appearance was dangerous and could have led to retaliation/blame, even if it was “content.”
  4. He claims he’s “not in the streets game banging” anymore; he says he stays near home, goes to the gym, and only brings people around him who fit his mindset.
  5. He argues women co-hosts are rare because many don’t know hip-hop culture basics; he also says sex appeal alone won’t fix conversational depth.

Notable examples

  • Rick Rock recounts earlier No Jumper reactions/comedy and says his “why lush is a great addition” video got only ~2,000 views.
  • He references “prime COVID” moments like Selena Powell’s No Jumper episode allegedly doing ~1M views.
  • He mentions Brorilla as an example of a culture figure someone should know.
  • He discusses a prior “dirt”/tone shift example: going from positive to negative framing to get attention.

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Compton Rick Rock Joins the Discussion

0:38 to 1:15

Compton Rick Rock discusses his style, presence, and the dynamics of No Jumper.

Compton Rick Rock Joins the Discussion

1:45 to 8:00

Compton Rick Rock discusses his style, presence, and the dynamics of No Jumper.

“I feel like maybe this is the direction that we need to be going.”

Navigating Multiple Identities

8:00 to 12:16

Rick Rock shares insights on managing his roles as a street dude, content creator, and comedian.

“Let me try to cover this shit down the middle.”

The Future of No Jumper Content

12:16 to 14:03

Discussion on the evolution of No Jumper and the challenges of content creation.

Discussion of Content Creators

14:03 to 15:17

Exploration of relationships and interactions in the content creation world.

“Because there's a lot of people that are locked up in the content space.”

Women in the Content Space

15:18 to 16:44

Discussion on the decision of women to leave the content space and its implications.

“It's like the most toxic fucking internet space I've ever came across.”

Late Hosts and Show Dynamics

16:45 to 17:44

Unpacking the frustrations of hosts arriving late and its impact on the show.

“He's like, oh, I'm going to be 20 minutes late.”

The Search for Engaging Female Hosts

17:45 to 18:46

Discussing the challenges in finding attractive and engaging female hosts for podcasts.

“Well, not a thong, but you know, dress her up real nice and put her on top of the table.”

Cultural Knowledge in Podcasting

18:47 to 20:45

The importance of cultural knowledge for hosts and its impact on the podcast's quality.

“being like a no jumper co-host, is really not going to take you that far.”

The Value of Female Perspectives

20:46 to 22:26

Debate on the necessity and impact of female perspectives in hip-hop podcasts.

“Them the ones who go in there and make you some tacos, come in and give you a massage, give you some hair.”
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The Value of Female Perspectives

25:15 to 25:34

Debate on the necessity and impact of female perspectives in hip-hop podcasts.

“So why are people still driving to smoke shops?”

The Value of Female Perspectives

25:37 to 26:30

Debate on the necessity and impact of female perspectives in hip-hop podcasts.

“And they've got pretty much everything you would ever want in one place from edibles to flowers to vapes to gum use to concentrates to glass accessories.”

Frustrations with Show Timeliness

26:31 to 28:01

Continuing the discussion on the impact of lateness on show topics and host dynamics.

“I would like to correct the record on this.”

The Internet Reaction and Provocation

28:01 to 30:04

Learn about the dynamics of online reactions and how they can provoke real-life responses.

“Every time I do a reaction video, I get on Lush.”

Confronting Spody Face's Move

30:05 to 31:38

Explore the motivations behind Spody Face's visit to the neighborhood and the reactions it elicited.

“But so you wanted to provoke a response.”

Rick Rock's Evolution: From Streets to Comedy

31:39 to 33:58

Discover Rick Rock's journey from street life to comedy and podcasting.

“You know, for somebody to do that, like you say, you know, a lot of people over there.”

Navigating the New Era of Content Creation

33:59 to 36:50

Understand how Rick Rock balances his online persona with personal growth and opportunities in entertainment.

“All that, man, let's go over here and get a fade and all that shit.”

Lessons for the Younger Generation

36:51 to 40:09

Gain insights into the risks and responsibilities Rick Rock emphasizes for today's youth.

“I'm not letting these niggas trick me out my spot.”

The Reality of Street Life vs. Media

40:10 to 42:01

Examine the differences between street culture and how it is portrayed in media.

“They say, Rick Rock, you preach this all day.”

Discussing Spody Face's Actions

42:01 to 42:56

The hosts share their thoughts on Spody Face's controversial actions in the neighborhood.

Internet and Real-Life Consequences

42:56 to 44:12

A discussion on how statements made online may have real-life legal implications.

“If that did happen, somehow people would blame it on No Jumper.”

The Impact of Podcast Statements

44:12 to 45:54

Exploration of how podcast statements are perceived by law enforcement and their impact on individuals.

“Let's just say, Nick, two years from now, you and you and you smoke a motherfucker.”

Entertainment vs. Controversy

45:54 to 47:40

Hosts debate whether controversy drives entertainment and its effects on creators.

“But you talking to them, they were trying to, nigga, lock my ass up for the rest of my motherfucking life.”

Rick Rock's Perspective on Content Creation

47:40 to 48:56

Rick Rock shares his journey and motivations in the realm of internet content creation.

“All that other shit, all them niggas who want to be tough act tough, be gangsters and all that Why are you taking that?”

Addressing False Rumors

48:56 to 51:08

Discussion about false rumors and the importance of providing proof in accusations.

“It's a whole lot of rumors about counting Rick Rock on the internet.”

The Nature of Internet Content

51:08 to 53:11

Analysis of how content creators may fabricate stories for views and engagement.

“I'm a bad motherfucker on them scaffolds.”

The Influence of Popularity on Content

53:11 to 56:00

Exploration of how an individual's popularity can affect content creation and collaborations on the internet.

“A very special white boy for the record.”

Industry Insights and Content Creation

56:00 to 58:00

Learn about the challenges and dynamics of sharing content in the industry.

“Man, we ain't give these niggas no motherfucking pub over here.”

Chunky Barbie's Controversial Arrival

58:00 to 59:40

Discover the drama surrounding Chunky Barbie's appearance and her relationship dynamics.

“I've never heard of this dude in my life.”

Discussing Chunky Barbie's Persona

59:40 to 1:01:20

Delve into the attributes and perceptions surrounding Chunky Barbie's character.

“This is the first week without Spodey Face on the podcast.”

The Fallout with DC Baby Draco

1:01:20 to 1:04:40

Unpack the escalating tension and allegations between Chunky Barbie and DC Baby Draco.

“I don't think your ovaries and hers would work for that.”

Confrontations and Accusations

1:04:40 to 1:10:01

Explore the heated exchanges and accusations in the fallout of the relationship.

“police on him really he definitely yeah it definitely i never i never called the police can you just tell me like what what caused the beginning of the the fight like why were you guys getting it in in the first place.”

Drama and Relationships in the Hood

1:10:01 to 1:13:20

A discussion about personal relationships and conflicts involving love and drama in a hood context.

“You say for me, you ain't got to worry about going to jail and shit like that.”

The Dilemmas of Dating and Exes

1:13:21 to 1:18:11

Hosts share thoughts on dating, past relationships, and the complexities involved.

“I've been holding this coochie for as long as I can.”

Failed Live Show Plans and Reflections

1:18:12 to 1:23:47

An in-depth look at the cancellation of a live show and the factors leading to it.

“We're hoping that we can see a little bit of motion.”

Disappointment in Ticket Sales

1:24:00 to 1:26:13

The hosts discuss the disappointing ticket sales for their live show and explore possible reasons for the lack of interest.

“Somebody, Donnie was just saying in the chat that they were like 80 bucks or like 75 bucks.”

Analyzing Audience Expectation

1:26:13 to 1:27:55

They analyze audience expectations for live shows and how past experiences may have influenced their decision to attend.

Reflecting on Past Live Shows

1:27:55 to 1:29:58

The hosts reflect on their previous successful live shows and how the market for such events has changed over time.

“So the fact that there could be that much less momentum in terms of seeing a live podcast, it was pretty shocking to me how much the market has changed.”

Potential for Future Events

1:29:58 to 1:32:16

They discuss what could have been done differently for the live show and the potential for future events despite current setbacks.

“Like those people have been waiting since the XXX interview to, you know.”

Fans' Preferences and Engagement

1:32:16 to 1:34:28

The hosts talk about the disconnect between their content popularity and audience engagement at live events.

“So to the fans who are let down, you know, hey, it's your fault.”

Ad for Everything 420

1:34:28 to 1:37:24

A sponsor read for Everything 420, discussing their products and services for purchasing cannabis-related items.

“One of the most sponsored Hollywood Hills.”

Discussing Doughboy's Script

1:37:24 to 1:38:01

The hosts review Doughboy's script, sharing their thoughts on his writing and insights into his character.

Analyzing Doughboy's Writing

1:38:01 to 1:40:38

The hosts discuss Doughboy's script and its insights into his psychology.

“First of all, Craig made the statement that Doughboy is an incredible writer and that's his greatest talent in the pod that we all did together.”

Food on Podcasts: A Controversial Topic

1:40:39 to 1:42:37

The conversation shifts to the idea of eating food during podcasts and audience reactions.

“The idea that people want to see us eat fucking brisket.”

Hustling vs. Podcasting

1:42:38 to 1:45:29

A debate arises over the definition of a hustler in the context of podcasting.

“You don't consider your channel a podcast?”

Short Films vs. Reaction Content

1:45:30 to 1:47:42

The hosts discuss the challenges of creating short films compared to reaction videos.

“came outside with the camera That's it, nigga.”

Production Quality in Content Creation

1:47:43 to 1:52:00

The conversation concludes with insights on production quality and the evolution of content creation.

“I just I personally am allergic to people acting like things like this are easy when in reality there are very difficult.”

Discussing Music Video Production

1:52:00 to 1:53:10

The hosts talk about the evolution of music video production and personal experiences.

“It's not the 90s where you actually had to.”

The Future of Film Projects

1:53:10 to 1:55:30

The conversation shifts to making a No Jumper movie and the challenges of filmmaking today.

“Yeah, man, everybody's always saying that shit to me.”

The Fame Debate: Snoop Dogg vs. Kai Cenat

1:55:30 to 1:58:00

A heated discussion compares the fame and relevance of Snoop Dogg and Kai Cenat in today's entertainment landscape.

“I mean, he realistically probably not that big enough, but if Kaisenad...”

Audience Size and Impact

1:58:00 to 2:01:25

The hosts argue about who commands a larger audience and the difference between fame and active fan engagement.

“Look, I'll say this, and I've said this on this pod several times.”

Qualifying Fame and Expertise

2:01:25 to 2:03:20

The conversation addresses the qualifications and expertise in the industry, including a discussion about making movies.

“is light years beyond damn near anybody in the culture.”

Hustling vs. Podcasting

2:03:20 to 2:04:50

The hosts debate the nature of hustling and podcasting, questioning the purpose and expectations of the medium.

“It's not that I want to go back and forth.”

Analyzing Viewer Impact

2:04:50 to 2:06:00

The discussion focuses on the impact of reactors on channels and sharing personal experiences within the industry.

“We can make money to buy the whole store.”

Debating the Impact of Reaction Channels

2:06:00 to 2:07:30

Exploring the effectiveness and value of reaction channels in content creation.

“Niggas, niggas, this is important in any type of way that's working for your favor.”

The Value of Viewer Reactions

2:07:30 to 2:09:10

Discussing how reactions to content may influence viewership on original channels.

“All I'm saying is it doesn't matter for us.”

Fair Use and Content Creation

2:09:10 to 2:10:50

Analyzing the implications of fair use in content reaction practices.

“You might got a clip channel though, okay?”

The Hustler Mentality in Content

2:10:50 to 2:12:30

Examining the hustler mentality and its relevance to content creators.

“No, because I can't stop them because there's a thing called fair use, which means that if you do an interview with someone, I can sit right here and watch that content and react to it and you can't do anything about it.”

Childhood Experiences and Hustling

2:12:30 to 2:14:20

Sharing personal stories about childhood hustling and its lessons.

“But before I got that summer job, I still had to figure out a way.”

Social Media Age Restrictions

2:14:20 to 2:19:10

Discussing the UK’s ban on social media for children under 16 and its implications.

“It's just, I just, I want you to understand how funny it is.”

Parenting in the Age of Technology

2:19:10 to 2:20:01

Exploring the challenges parents face in controlling children's access to technology.

“I notice the kids out here, you see them in the parks.”

The Impact of Age Restrictions on Kids' Online Presence

2:20:01 to 2:22:35

Discussing the implications of age restrictions on children's access to social media and potential societal impacts.

“or wants to verify the account on behalf of their children under 16, they can't.”

The Role of Technology in Education

2:22:36 to 2:25:38

Exploring the balance of technology use in schools and its effects on children's learning and development.

“cool for these kids that want to smoke weed now that it's so popular and they're selling it in stores and there's packaging and all.”

Conversations About Dinosaurs and Misconceptions

2:25:39 to 2:28:09

A light-hearted conversation about dinosaurs, misconceptions, and how kids learn about them.

“know as much about dinosaurs not all of us combined and we sat down right now could not produce 20 minutes of content about dinosaurs that would even be 1 % of like a 20 minute TV show about dinosaurs, right?”

Discussion of Recent Events in the Community

2:28:10 to 2:31:41

Talking about local events and community dynamics related to Spodeface and the No Jumper podcast.

“Even beyond that, like, even without knowing that, just the way people from her section that are, like, from her, like, listen, they really don't play about her.”

Reflections on the Evolution of No Jumper

2:31:42 to 2:34:00

Reflecting on changes in the No Jumper podcast and the dynamics of past and present guests.

“about him going to y 'all shit won't be hot these are perks y 'all need a perk?”

The Rise and Fall of Underground Rap

2:34:00 to 2:35:16

Explore the evolution of underground rap and its impact on platforms like No Jumper.

“All these dudes who are like, they're underground.”

Shifts in No Jumper's Content

2:35:16 to 2:36:46

Analyze how No Jumper transitioned from underground rap to more gang-related content.

“And then they look at it like, man, look at these dumb motherfuckers right here.”

The Decline of New Rappers

2:36:46 to 2:38:25

Discuss the impact of changing industry practices on the emergence of new rap artists.

“Adam so you said during COVID is like when the SoundCloud shit kind of fell out of popularity and No Jumper Suck.”

Gangsters and Podcasting

2:38:25 to 2:39:48

Examine the relationship between gang culture and podcast content creation.

The Complexity of Gang Member Interviews

2:39:48 to 2:41:17

Debate the challenges and opportunities of interviewing gang members on platforms.

“the podcast is no because some gangsters feel like they got to come here like you still got dudes that want to come here and do their thing and feel like, but he is.”

SoundCloud's New Wave

2:41:17 to 2:43:06

Identify the new generation of SoundCloud rappers and their rise to popularity.

“You're talking about rappers that came out in like the last year.”

Changing Dynamics of Content in Hip-Hop

2:43:06 to 2:45:38

Discuss the shifting landscape of hip-hop content and the need for innovation.

“You're talking about YouTube documentary guys.”

Audience Expectations and Podcasting

2:45:38 to 2:48:00

Explore audience perceptions and expectations from hip-hop podcasts today.

“But if it don't come with something, you gotta get some smart intelligent gangsters too.”

Debating Interview Techniques

2:48:00 to 2:49:53

Learn about the challenges of maintaining flow and engaging with guests during interviews.

“Because you get somebody up here who might be high.”

Handling Conflict During Live Shows

2:49:54 to 2:51:50

Discover how hosts manage potential conflicts and violence in live settings.

“or whatever because you guys are doing the heavy lifting.”

Recalling Memorable Interviews

2:51:51 to 2:54:33

Hear stories about notable interviews that have had a significant impact.

“So he said, I think that's the homie wootie woot woot, right?”

Critique of Content Consumption

2:54:34 to 2:56:47

Discuss the hosts' preferences and critiques regarding consuming each other's content.

Crip Mac's Influence

2:56:48 to 2:58:54

Explore the unique impact of Crip Mac on the culture and reactions in the podcasting scene.

“Y 'all need the jokes throw up in here, homie.”

The Future of Guest Appearances

2:58:55 to 3:02:00

Learn about the potential return of popular guests and the dynamics of their involvement.

“Yeah, and not being a rapper, that's kind of amazing, right?”

Discussion on Money and Podcast Dynamics

3:02:00 to 3:03:28

The hosts debate the motivations behind a host's departure and the value of their contributions.

“If it was about money, if they wanted to say, hey, I'll come back, but I need this much more money.”

The Nature of Podcast Conversations

3:03:29 to 3:04:45

A lively back-and-forth about the informal nature of conversations on the podcast and its cultural implications.

“Yo, I still got one of those going on my crib.”

Exploring Audience Expectations

3:04:46 to 3:06:32

The hosts reflect on audience desires for specific guests and the implications for content creation.

“this gang adjacent audience for the past several years.”

Debate on 6ix9ine's Gang Affiliations

3:06:33 to 3:08:27

A heated discussion unfolds regarding the legitimacy of 6ix9ine's claimed gang affiliations and its impacts.

“Hip-hop and other things related to the culture.”

Arguments on Gang Membership Criteria

3:08:28 to 3:10:52

The hosts argue over the criteria that define gang membership, using examples from hip-hop culture.

“Man, are you hearing what you're saying?”

Personal Perspectives on Gang Affiliations

3:10:53 to 3:14:00

Insights into personal beliefs regarding gang affiliations and their significance in hip-hop narratives.

“We know how to find a sucker and work on that.”

Concluding Thoughts on Gang Culture

3:14:01 to 3:16:00

The hosts wrap up their thoughts on gang culture's complexities and its portrayal in media.

“That's what got him sent to the fed is claiming and hanging with the blood.”

Discussing Gang Initiation

3:16:00 to 3:18:13

Exploration of what it means to be recognized as part of a gang through actions.

“Well, yeah, because after that, the whole.”

Content Creation and Marketing

3:18:14 to 3:20:34

Discussion on how online criticism can serve as marketing for creators.

“It is a conspiracy theory to say that I ruined this podcast.”

Accountability in Leadership

3:20:35 to 3:21:52

Debate on the responsibilities of the podcast host regarding on-air conflicts.

“What would you have said if I said, no, y 'all are not allowed to go outside.”

Perspectives on Violence and Safety

3:21:53 to 3:25:24

Discussion on the implications of hosting potentially violent guests.

“You just said you could have prevented that.”

Responses to Audience Criticism

3:25:25 to 3:27:40

Engagement with audience comments and insights on show dynamics.

“That's different than what you just said.”

Ending Remarks on Show Dynamics

3:27:41 to 3:30:00

Reflections on the podcast's future and internal relationships.

“Shots of Sporty and Munchie, they're my dogs and my folks.”

Podcast Dynamics and Character Discussion

3:30:00 to 3:31:40

The hosts debate the appropriateness of certain podcast personas and behaviors.

“John Doe also said, y 'all in here dropping L's.”

Live Show Planning and Audience Reception

3:31:40 to 3:34:00

Discussion on the challenges of scheduling live shows and audience expectations.

“You don't want your bitch bouncing like a low rider.”

Ticket Pricing Controversies

3:34:00 to 3:35:40

Hosts respond to criticisms about ticket prices for events and their implications.

“sounds like the worst thing ever and i hate showcase hip-hop culture more than almost anything yes i was gonna be like kill tony we just yeah you suck dude get off stage like probably the Worst idea I've ever heard.”

Audience Feedback on Show Quality

3:35:40 to 3:38:00

Analysis of audience comments regarding the quality of the current show.

“Dragonite Crypt said, having a live show on a Wednesday at 80 a ticket, which again, fake, sounds like a shot, shot, shot, shot issue.”

Health and Fitness Insights

3:38:00 to 3:40:00

Hosts discuss fitness routines and share personal health tips.

“But that's like a ton of reps of like really low weight.”

Comedy and Boundaries in Content

3:40:00 to 3:42:00

A conversation about the limits of humor and the appropriateness of joking about sensitive topics.

“I mean, I also use, I show speed as an example, which for sure you can't say that he's not like, he's actually bigger overseas.”

Show Structure and Future Plans

3:42:00 to 3:44:04

Exploration of potential changes to the podcast format and host dynamics.

“I mean, these are situations that we were very upset about when Lush caused a bunch of Crips to show up here for no reason.”

Discussing Recent Controversies

3:44:04 to 3:45:35

The hosts delve into recent criticisms and controversies surrounding their show.

“Ain't from the G said, this crack rock guy seems incompetent, keeps interrupting and isn't funny.”

Humorous Takes on Fitness and Gangs

3:45:36 to 3:45:59

A light-hearted discussion on fitness stereotypes within the LA gang community.

“So, again, you are having a hard time dealing with the fact that your conspiracy theories are not true.”

Wrap-Up and Engagement with Fans

3:46:00 to 3:47:14

The hosts conclude the episode while encouraging fan interaction and donations.

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1:15We live? Who know? And then quite on the opposite side of things, when you look at Lush and you look at what he's wearing and you think about whatever this is, across from me, we've got Compton Rick Rock, who really came dressed in force today. Yeah, a.k.a. the whole lease. Not the police, the whole lease. I'm trying to trick y 'all niggas off the streets. And when your girl is out here lonely, yeah, I'm going to be the one to put a hump in her back like a Halloween cat. It's Compton Rick Rock, the whole lease. I like that, man. I feel like maybe this is the direction that we need to be going.

1:48It's like after many years of street dudes, maybe we need somebody who's on the other side of the law. You know what? I feel like we could really just let the truth be known because we have in the presence of our fellow officer. Yeah, I said it. Fellow officer. Motherfucker, you look like Mario Brothers. Like you on that method, man. Hey, look, we need to call this hoe jumper. Why you say that? Because we need to bring some hoes up in here, man. I like that. So you on the hunt? I pictured you being like a relationship guy. You know what? That's where my YouTube money go to. Prostitutes? Man, I told you I'm the whole lease, man.

2:24Yeah. Uncle's horny out here, huh? That's fire. You go to jail, I'm the one going to bail your wife out. Whoa. Don't go to jail. I didn't know you were really horny like that. Don't go to jail. That's insane. Yes. Yes. Yes, I am. Don't go to jail. J-Hood claims that he's right around the corner. J-Hood. Just so everybody knows. That's another criminal you might want to investigate. J-Hood? Nah, you know what, man? I think J-Hood is a good pie. He's starting off. I got to get him in the gym with me. I lost 18 pounds. I just called J-Hood a couple of days ago and said, we got to get up in that gym.

2:53So you think he needs to lose weight? Yeah, we got to get in shape. Really? Yeah. I know a good way to lose weight, guys. I know you do. I can look at you and tell with that motherfucking outfit you got on. You've been losing a whole lot of weight. Nah, I'm telling you, it's like the most rapid way. OZMB ain't got nothing on this, baby. What has to happen in your life for you to wake up and just put on the plus size rip and dip fuck you overalls? By the way, why are they backwards though, like crisscross? And why got the James Purse under it with the Versace bucket and these union forces? What the hell?

3:29Because I'm fly. Look what I got on. I bet you ain't seen these. That's commitment to the bit right there. Come on, man. Knowing that people aren't going to really see your shoes that much on it. Those are Stacey Adams 12s. Come on, man. Come on. Look at that. Ain't no motherfucker wearing that. Come on, man. Stacey Adams 12s. Kick a motherfucker right in the asshole with these. It'll go right up in there. That's hard, man. I like the zipper. Oh, yeah. And I apologize to Rick Rock, who was on time today, because Lush was quite a bit late, and then Jay Hood put him to shame by being even later, which, you know, it's something we're working on here.

4:04I'm really trying to, like, make sure that we start earlier on time. I think that's a big part of us being a little bit more professional. What do you have to say for yourself? I don't never be late, though. So it's like they know that. But part of never being late is like actually never being late, not just being like late less of the time. Ain't no excuse. You feel me? Life was life. That's why I didn't even tell you. I didn't be like, yo, Adam, I'm dinner with this. My bad, bro. I was just like, yo, I'm finna be late. You're like, I'm going through some shit. I'm in the park. I didn't even say nothing like that.

4:31Like 20 minutes after you said that, they told me that you were still in the park. Not that I ain't. They have your location. and i ain't gonna lie so here here's the thing that park hella big right but i mean i figured that they meant like you know basically within the park right no no no yeah i was like in i was in the neighborhood it was so funny they said that because when i was trying to like drive away like the main source of disruption or traffic was in a 0.7 miles circumference from the crib so when i was like approaching that area it was i still saw the park right there like damn them i'm gonna drive them for like seven hours in the park right here right yeah okay i don't know what the fuck you're talking about but uh anyway rig rock go ahead let's talk about this so there are people saying that were a little surprised when they saw you on the thumbnail for today people were tapping in saying rig rock is a no jumper hater rig rock is someone that should never have been allowed onto this platform which myself personally i feel like i'm kind of numb to like seeing people talk about us or whatever so I might have missed it but was there any trepidation about coming on this platform or was it an easy decision?

5:39Once we had the conversation and you told me you said Compton Rick Rock I'm gonna give you this$10 ,000 a month come on up on that I said shit nigga I'm up in this month hello! I must have been up with Zan I don't remember that. Yeah I wasn't post exposed I said the fucking Lush over there look at his mouth he's twitching like a win shit wife. I was gonna say a quarter of my salary like damn

6:01Hey, man, but no, hey, I think I told my supporters, I said, you know what? We do a lot of No Jumper reaction videos. We do Flocko's reaction. We do a lot of people's reaction. So since I do the reaction video, I feel like, hey, let me come on here and then do a reaction to me being on here and do the reaction. I do them anyway. You're like an undercover right now. Right. Right. I'm undercover. This ain't even, this ain't even, this cop, this ain't even content Rick Rock. I told you my name is Holice today. Holice. Yeah. No, but he's been saying he was going to come over here. We've been trying to, we've been chopping it up about it since Brick Baby era.

6:30That is kind of true, huh? Like, so there's been, and I know he not the most vocally supportive, but I feel like that's because you just kind of react to what you see. And if you don't like it. Listen, a lot of people got emotions. You know, a lot of people work with emotions. They work with feelings. So if I could trigger your ass, I got you, you know, and that's what I'm here for, man. I'm on the internet to have fun. If y 'all, I think a lot of people forgot that I did comedy skits before I did any of this. This was all accident. I did the comedy skips with Krip Mac I've been on No Jumper years ago A lot of people just don't remember that But I started off in a comedy game That's why my reactions is still comedy Wait but was your first time on No Jumper Being interviewed by T-Rail or was it with Krip Mac It was me, Krip Mac You and uh What's his name What's the trainer name man Falcon I can't even think of the dude name Damn No it wasn't ODM Slim it was the trainer I can't think of his name right now Coach Warren doing my workouts with coach warren yeah that was like 2021 i do notice that we've kind of like got to the point where like a lot of our old content is so old that if i search up like confident rick rock no jumper that it just doesn't really like show me yeah what i'm looking for because it's like so far back that it like assumes that there's no way that i could possibly be looking for that right But yeah that was shit 2020 Or 2021 somewhere around that shit That was five six years ago But yeah man hey man we just We getting to the content over here man What's it take to be a great No jumper reactor in this day and age So this is how When I first started off doing this shit It was just me having fun Clowning Joking and then the people that I was Clowning and joking Hit me with them strikes ASAP So once they started hitting me with the strikes I said, well, I'm doing something wrong.

8:23Let me try to cover this shit down the middle. Right? And once I started doing that, I noticed I had a long run with it. So what I do is I look over here, see how many views. I don't do no. If it ain't got no views, I'm not doing it. In terms of reacting to something? Yeah. It's got to have its own motion before you can really. So Flacco called me one day and he said, right, if they do views over there, you could do views over here. Basically, whoever. So that'd been my approach to doing all reactions. So if I see you got some views, I'm going to do it. yeah a lot of people say you go at people no i don't they asked when viral i'm supposed to go i'm supposed to get some of that she got in the month i gotta buy some pussy you understand me so that's why when they seen the last incident that just happened they thinking i'm just going at people no i'm not i'm gonna throw my comedian side in it but a lot of these people they be so emotional they can't take it right you know so that's why right now i'm trying to figure out what's next i mean okay like that sounds to me like juggling three worlds where with three different you know sets of rules whereas on one hand you have being a street dude being a crip which obviously has its own codes and policies and everything like that and then you have being a youtube content creator where the rules and the incentives are completely different and then you have being a comedian in which you know even that's a little bit different it's closer to being a podcaster but like ultimately just kind of carries a different weight so have you felt the the impulse of like you know damn maybe it's it's not meant to be for me to be juggling all three of these things at the same time well you gotta you gotta realize you can't be a street dude and the internet do you got you only gonna you gonna either do this or you can do that you'll be a fool if you commit crimes in the streets and then yes come on this goddamn internet and talk about it.

10:10So you're going to have to pick a side. Either you're going to choose this or you're going to choose that. Put it like this. As long as Rick Rock is on the internet, America is safe. Now, if you didn't know where the hell I was at and you didn't see me, then it's a goddamn problem because I lie about it being your goddamn house. Well, it could just be that you like got arrested or something, right? No, I'm not getting arrested because I'm the goddamn police. I mean, the holies. I'm the holy. Yeah, because I mean, okay, you got to think about it like this. Like when I started doing No Jumper or whatever, it was kind of like a new idea, at least like within hip-hop I didn't really know that many other platforms that were doing you know a crazy podcast world is which is no jumper kind of right originally it was sort of like based around the the the store and then as time goes by it becomes less about the store now it's about like a crew there's all these different people etc and then as time goes by you kind of get more into the reaction era and then it kind of becomes when you look at the two options which is like on one hand you run a crazy content operation where you make all this content and on the other hand you have all the people who make videos reacting to that content and you know some of those videos reacting can do more views than the sort of primary outlet for that content and at the very least the people reacting typically have almost no overhead whereas like to run this kind of operation takes a lot of you know money to like just make it happen and if you really think about that like it kind of there's it almost like when you compare those two the reaction lane seems like quite a bit more advantageous in a way but if that stuff really like takes the like all of the air out of the room then actually making the podcast that people react to like if there's like at some point maybe there's just not really podcast to react to like if no jumper ceased to exist then all of the people who make content about no jumper like what would they do i don't really know migrate to whatever community made the most sense but there is a question of like if anybody would necessarily even like take on the role of creating the sort of universe of characters that we have at this time i don't think i think that's way more of an ask than it is i think a lot of people would if they good but it's considerably more difficult to do with the level that we do to actually provide entertaining content right yeah that's to where it's going to like be that profitable to all the people just talking about it like i think at a certain point what rick uh said makes a lot of sense you kind of gotta at least be down the middle about it so you're not just running smear campaigns trying to slander this thing that you're eating off of even though like you have to make fun of it because that's why people want to see it they want to see you guys like shitting on us essentially right well that's part of the game that's part of the structure 100 % the program being here before I got here the shit been going on before I got here right because if you were to make pro no jumper content reacting to no jumper stuff that you're definitely gonna be like limiting yourself what's the dirt before he became the the drake guy he was really like doing no jumper reaction videos but they were like positive in nature and he said he kind of had this realization at a certain point which is like nobody's really going to be turning and tuning into my shit that much unless i take like a very negative perspective which he didn't really want to do you know and think so so think about that's a great example what what's the dirt's first one of the first videos he made was like why lush is a great addition to no jumper yeah exactly doesn't that sound like a video that would not get any views yeah it got like 2 000 views and it's no longer on his channel yeah he probably did it many moons ago okay what if that video was called why lush is going to destroy no jumper why lush one will inevitably overdose on camera at no jumper that would have been some good shit that's a good title right yeah you need to go you need to go get high go go get high he is already i got you covered i'll be waiting for shit like that i'm waiting for something crazy to happen to a motherfucker so i could go for one once they go to jail i knock they brawl right and then i run content so i could take they brought out and we could have this awesome time when we get paid.

14:23Okay, are you alluding to anything? Because there's a lot of people that are locked up in the content space. Their ass is grass. Who are you spending time with? Sharice Mills? You know what? I tried, but she somebody blew that for me. Yeah? Yeah, somebody blew that for me. Whack? No, not him. But I had action. She was conversating with me at one point. And what happened? I ran my goddamn mouth and told somebody, listen, man, I ain't got no problem with her and I showed him something and he went back and showed her the party was over. Oh my god. That's like high school shit. That's hater shit. I don't know though, Compton Rick Rock are you sure that Benjamin Franklin wasn't who hated on you?

15:02Nice try wrong guy man. Come on man. I tried to hit her up last time I went to Vegas and she didn't respond to me. Yeah, she out there. Now I just seen her at the Rick Ross car show. She doing her thing. She don't want to be involved in this I think she's done with this shit. I think she's vlogging now. oh really yeah she's kind of she got it is so many women make that decision heather peaced out yeah cam girl peaced out yeah as far as like the the la hood adjacent scene you know like i think like a lot of girls when they're with their man and their man is like making content about the sort of space that we inhabit they start to think they're like oh this is cool i'm famous i'm lit in this world or whatever and then a little bit of time goes by and they start to realize like oh maybe I don't want to be known in this world.

15:47It's like the most toxic fucking internet space I've ever came across. Yeah. I don't think I'm ever going to put any girl that I'm dealing with for real on camera ever again. I mean, you talk about every girl that you shake hands with in the group chat. It seems like you're really eager to demonstrate to us. You got to have more than one. Yeah, for sure. He did not. He had one. Now he has zero. All right. But that's me talking to my partners. You feel me? Like, that's me talking to my friends. that's like regular like that's not there's nothing wrong with that that's where you're supposed to talk about it and me saying something in the group chat we already have parameters we know ain't no group chat snitching you feel me if i'm talking about some shit that's us unless don't do boy i mean unless you're weird and you get the fuck about the group chat you feel me like shit let me get a group chat where fools ain't weird then like i got enough fighting is that serious right man what's up with your host coming to work late man you're telling me I'm still sitting here waiting for him.

16:43I mean, he did tell me that he was going to be on time. And then he hits me up at some point. He's like, oh, I'm going to be 20 minutes late. And then now it's like an hour late. I might have got to text him and tell him to bring me a pack of cigarettes or Black & Mouth or something. Oh, man. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, J-Hood, he was doing pretty good there for a minute. I keep seeing Michael go to the door and that makes me feel like he's here. But then he doesn't come in. So I don't know what that's about. So we are. We've really been kind of starved of, you know, four was already going to be kind of light because we've done five hosts so often, and now we're kind of being starved out here.

17:15We have to somehow get it through to J-Hood, the extent to which he's kind of fucking us and the audience over by being an hour plus late. Yeah, I mean, he said that next time he would be straight, so I'm going to take him out of his word. I'm going to tell y 'all, I need some women up here, man. We need some women. You're really hornier than I expected. Man, come on, man. Listen, man. Listen, we need some hoes up here. I'm telling you the truth. I sit back and watch this shit at home. You need some fine hoes up here. Not these ugly ass. You need some ugly hoes up here, man. You talking about last week?

17:48All of them. Oh, he's still. All these hoes. You dissing Chunky Barbie? All these hoes to toe up, man. What hoes? The ones I've been. Astrid look good. Astrid's beautiful. Which one is that? The blue haired one? I don't think I've seen her. You a Tam fan? Who is that? Yeah. I just see him on here. He's a no-jumper reactor. You don't know who she is? Yeah, I don't. I don't if she ain't doing no numbers I ain't watching but okay here's the problem is that historically within hip hop women who provide value to a podcast are like unicorns in that they well I guess they're not quite like unicorns because unicorns actually don't exist but they're very rare you need hood rats but is a hood rat gonna really like amplify and intensify the actual conversation yes put her ass on top of this table with a thong and give her a microphone.

18:39You cannot do that on YouTube. Why you can't? A thong? Well, not a thong, but you know, dress her up real nice and put her on top of the table. I think sex appeal, as far as being like a no jumper co-host, is really not going to take you that far. I feel like the fans actually would take like an ugly bitch over a sexy bitch all day if one is a better talker than the sexy one. I don't think so. You serious? Like, who the fuck is watching this to like see some fine shit? They will watch it. You got old motherfuckers like me that watch it. Okay, but can you think of anyone who is like good looking that also like knows enough about the culture that they would be capable of like hanging on a pot i could find us on well you're a better man than me then because i've looked high and low and i have not really seen you got to go to compton you got to go and watch if you go into projects and watch you'll find some we have a little key babe what about the thoughts next door doing insane views when it was a podcast over here that was a very different time that was prime covid do you think that wouldn't be the same right now absolutely not because even like a couple years later academics did an episode with selena and some whoever her random fucking mexican bestie was at the time right and that shit i don't even think it cleared 100k which keep in mind when selena powell had the podcast on no jumper it did like a million views first episode like it was insane and that was prime covid but that was also a time period where people were like more interested in random hood rat psycho bitch energy where i was like like when you're saying like oh go to the hood number one you're gonna have such a hard time even finding an attractive woman roaming the streets of the hood number two the one you find is going to be off nitrous and louisiana it's like they're just not going to be like good at talking about shit but to be fair didn't like another reason why that achieved virality was like one of them was talking about alleged exactly yeah they were talking they're airing out dudes which is like another thing that like again it's like a party trick that you can't rely on in the long run you know it's like i would love to find a woman who was really able to hang in this environment but even my better funded more successful more prestigious uh you know um peers like joe budden i've watched them over the years try out so many women and a lot of these women are clearly like far more qualified than the woman the average woman that we're gonna find right when i'm thinking about like mandy and olivia dope and fucking uh karen civil was one and now they got mona and she even she ain't really working out like that it's like gotta find one hip-hop podcast women that really add something to the mix so rare it's so hard so you gotta find one that dude don julio hennessey and snort potter i think you are okay we have jaleese that ain't it but okay but she i don't know if she does powder but allegedly she's on some sconte she's drinking hennessy openly on the podcast etc and what do you get you get somebody who she'll have an entertaining crash out but is she seriously gonna like add value in the long run you got two type of hood rats you got the ones that cousin blood all day and then you got the ones that's hood rats don't want nobody to know but we all know she a rat and she know how to talk like a woman.

21:54Them the ones who go in there and make you some tacos, come in and give you a massage, give you some hair. You want a hood rat like that. You don't want the ones that's cutting blood. I will not be accepting a massage from my employee that I already described, my hypothetical employee, but also like... Okay, but this is the thing. No. Just never. Ever. Ever. Once you get sued by an employee, you will never even consider fucking an employee again. And I say that as someone who's never fucked an employee. But... You gotta be good on it. Sometimes I'll be looking at Nathan like, hmm. Yeah, you got to be not only good on camera, but make them give a fuck.

22:30And making them give a fuck is there's it's so hard. Yeah, that is like the most non-guaranteed thing in the world. So many people that I know would be good on camera. I can't make them give a fuck. And the thing is, is that you have to be able to like hang in all kinds of random conversations and any deficit that you have in knowledge about what's going on in the culture will just be so obvious and illuminated. Like, you know, I mentioned Astrid. Shout out to Astrid. Really nice girl. She didn't know who Brorilla was. That's a problem. Like, that to me shows you have not paid attention to academics, Instagram accounts, Say Cheese, Vlad, all these different accounts that are pumping out content about Brorilla.

23:11And granted, Brorilla is not exactly the most important hip-hop figure of the last 20 years. But it's like if you don't know about her, that, like, automatically kind of, like, limits the conversation that we're going to be able to have with you because you don't know about somebody who like everybody knows about there's certain things that if you're not knowledgeable about like i have a filmer like a guy who helps us film for plug talk and we're talking about crypto the other day and he was just like i don't even know what crypto is like what what even is that and it's just like you know when somebody doesn't really like know the basics of what you're talking about you can kind of just feel it like causing the conversation to just drive right into a wall and just stop right there and it's like you know for girls like they just don't care about hip-hop or the culture in the same way that we do on average they don't know about anything i mean it sounds super sexist but let's be real there's a lot of truth to it i mean and really all he wasn't like we need a more we need more nuanced takes from women so they could be influential to the next generation and we can have a more diverse honest he's like no i want to see more fine shit popping ass but i think that's all he cared about i don't think rick ross has like thought about it enough to like how like because there's just so many people say that of like you should have a female co-host and like over and over and over we try and it just doesn't work and i feel like the idea that being hot or sexy or ratchet would like really help i don't know because like if you're sitting there having like an in-depth conversation about a topic and then the girl is like who got the don julio yeah it's like oh everybody's just gonna be looking at her like what the fuck hey go in there and get that bitch a bottle of that Don Julio and get her faded so after the show I'm gonna take her to the Dixie Motel get her drunk so I can bring her to the hotel and see what's going on go in there and get her bottle hurry up for sure if we find a female host you gotta stay far away from her because you just outlined your whole plan nine times out of ten I didn't already hit him on me so Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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26:25That's everything420.com and use code NOJUMBER for 15 % off. i would okay i also would like just acknowledge like the extra additional layer of shittiness of people not showing up to the show on time is that it makes it so that like we have all these good topics to talk about but as soon as those topics pop into my brain it's like fuck i don't want to talk about those topics until we have all of the hosts in the building because otherwise we're going to be covering ground that the other person could contribute to that is they're going to miss out on and then we were probably gonna have to repeat stuff when they get back and it's just like i really you know at a certain point like with the lateness while you're part of this like today there was definitely a moment where i was like i'm just not doing the tuesday show anymore because why am i putting so much into it and trying to take it so serious when people can't even show up on time and obviously jayhood is taking that to a different level right now yeah i mean i do understand that you can't do that anymore it's frustrating for sure yeah but it's your behavior it's like you choosing to be late you can't just be like it's frustrating and without like you are i can see why you're frustrated for show and like i definitely try my best to but i'm gonna do way better i won't be late it's never ever ever again that would be great um okay but i guess we can't really uh avoid it too much longer but so let's talk about uh the the situation with spody face that led to you guys having this conflict.

27:55I would like to correct the record on this. What did you exactly say that made that made Spoidyface feel like he had to lash out at you? Oh, shit, man. I did a whole lot on the internet, man. I didn't. Every time I do a reaction video, I get on Lush. I call him Mario Brothers and he on that method, man. I get on him and then I get on all of them. So I crack jokes. So, you know, a lot of people always say Rick Rock don't talk about whack, right? He don't never say nothing about whack. do something, right? So I look at it like every time they throw my name in it, they use that to try to connect us.

28:32Like I do my own shit. He do his own shit. I used to do security for the rapper The Game. And this before I even knew Wack 100. I was doing security for Game. Wack, when he came, when I got out of jail the second time, that's when I met Wack. He wasn't Wack 100. He wasn't this dude that was always trolling. He was always serious. He wasn't nothing like, I never seen this part of Duel, right? so I never had no problem with the niggas. Is this pre-stitches like fight? This is way before we talking about down there 20 years ago before I even met him. We was doing LAX album. It was me, him, two Ts and it was other dudes.

29:05I didn't meet Wack till I came home the second time and then that's when I met him around game. When I was doing security for game it'd be sometimes game got to hurry up and get up out of there so Wack I was getting$500 a night. It was paying me$500 a night to do security. So I ain't never had no problem with the niggas but everybody want me to have an issue with this nigga because they got a problem that's our problem nigga if y 'all got a problem handle y 'all business so i did a video and i spoke on that but i didn't say no name but the bait was i said i watched the spody face live last night and i threw some bait out there and he came back and bid he said i think you talking about me so once he said i think you talking i don't have we ain't got no problem we got some internet shit we got some internet problems and i know how to run this content i've been doing this for a lot of guys why i'm here today i feel like dudes want my spot because out here in Southern California, I think I'm one of the top guys on the reactions.

29:56Why am I don't think shit I am. So I said, he want my spot. I'm gonna come up here and do a spot. I'm gonna do a job today, but that's how it happened. So it went from the content when him want to go to the neighborhood. But so you wanted to provoke a response. I do. I do that all the time, but from Spody face specifically, like, did you have anything against him for everybody? Cause if you go back and watch that video, I said all the guys who got a problem with him, they know he be up here. Go up there and hang out. You know what I'm saying? You can't fly a drone around here because the fucking airport right there, but go hang out.

30:29You want to get somebody, go get your man. That's what it was. So these dudes have a problem with why. They got a deep issue with him. They let this man play in their minds all day, every day, and he gets to them. You know what I'm saying? I just sit back and laugh. I troll a lot of people on this internet. and when I troll him, I sit back and laugh. While he was over in the neighborhood, I was over here laughing. So, okay, you provoked that response from Spuddy Face and then his reaction to that without hitting you up was basically like I'm going to go to his neighborhood? No, he said it online.

31:01He said at 3 o 'clock he'd be there. I got my homie over there. I told the homie, I said ain't nobody going to the hood. Ain't nobody for the go over there. This content shit. Ain't nobody really. That's what we thought. I had homies calling me. Hey, cuz said he coming over. Man, they ain't for the come to the hood. We ain't worried about that shit. You know what I'm saying? So when he went up in there, I'm pretty sure when you roll by there, you can look in there. But at the end of the day, I get a nigga's props. He got heart. He got heart of a line because if you roll up in that motherfucker and you playing around walking up in there, you got to have some nuts.

31:31Nutty Buck not known for being a chill, sweet location, to say the least. Quite a reputation. Yeah, they got a reputation over there. Yeah. You know, for somebody to do that, like you say, you know, a lot of people over there. so you got to feel comfortable with going over there. I mean when he gave like the 40 name roll call of all his... No, no, no, no, we're not going to talk about him because that's one of my homies, rest in peace. No, no, no, we don't do it. He just threw out that name and we were... This is one of the things, when they finally told me who he was, because when he said one of the names, it's a female and the homie was like, you don't know who that is?

32:08I'm like, no, I ain't never met Duke. He like, man, he used to be over there with the young homies over there when they was rapping over there he used to be in the household i said oh i remember now so i remember him from like 2008 around that time 2009 but i never had a personal relationship i'm a little older than all them guys you know my little homies geechie gotti that's when they was over there rapping i got free gotti so i did see him over there in the neighborhood but i never i never i don't really got if i got a problem with somebody for real people that really know me I wouldn't be on the internet you see what I'm saying like I wouldn't be on the internet it's a good thing Rick Rock we ain't talking about Compton Rick Rock it's a good thing Rick Rock not in the streets no more cause the old Rick Rock that was in the streets I didn't did it all so wait wait wait so Rick Rock is the street dude Compton Rick Rock is the comedian no Compton Rick Rock yeah that's a character I made on the internet started off doing comedy because it was already another dude on the internet using Rick Rock from the Bay Area yeah so he was doing the ck i assume no no we're not gonna do that watch your motherfucking mouth i'm sorry well watch your goddamn r-i-c-i watch your motherfucking mouth you're not even allowed to say it when you're talking about the spelling no no no we're not gonna listen we'll just say it was spelled differently how about so look let me let me let me break it down to you when i was rapping with game i got a song with game and corrupt called all these hoes i couldn't use my name rick rock because the rapper already had he had it trademarked copywritten in all the ways that you could use it i was a big producer that's the homie too yeah songs with fabulous and all that That's my home, y 'all.

33:39I met him a few times at Snoop Compound and shit. Cool, cool nigga, man. So I put Compton Rick Rock in front of it, and I started doing my comedy skits. I came on the internet doing comedy, clowning, having fun. A lot of people, they forget that. They want a nigga to be gangsta on here all day. What they really wanted me to do was pull up in the hood and gun him down. That's what they really wanted me to do. All that, man, let's go over here and get a fade and all that shit. People who know the old Rick Rock, I used to be a fool. I used to do dumb shit, stupid shit. That's why I spent 14 years of my life in prison for doing dumb shit.

34:11I had a whole lot of time to think. I'm a strategist now. You know what I'm saying? But also, I like adding Compton to the comedian name because do you remember when Terry Kennedy used to be like around Bam and them? Yeah. They would call him Compton Ass Terry, even though he's from Long Beach or Carson or some shit. Yeah. They would call him Compton Ass Terry, which is kind of funny because it shows how ignorant they are that they think of Long Beach and Compton in the same place. But like that, I just always thought that was kind of funny. they're like they added that to his name. Compton is already branded.

34:39Compton is known all over the world. Why not put Compton in front of your name? That was genius. Yeah. You know whoever would have thought listen man let me let me break it down to you. Spodeface just started this shit right here right. He just started doing podcasting. You got to think about it. When I was rapping I was a rapper at one point. I had a little connects in the game but I didn't stick with that right. It was too slow for me. That shit was too slow. I started doing comedy right. It went so far and then I accidentally slipped up and came into this game. Now doing this shit right here, I done met Snoop Dogg.

35:13I done met Big Boy from Power 106. Mike Epps just called my phone, what, a week ago. I'm chopping it up with Mike Epps. I'm chopping it up with all these people and it's because of me doing this podcast. Now I got a lot of people that's watching me. I just did a short film with Big John. That's why I'm wearing this. DJ Poo, if you out there, hit me up. I do some police Acting in your new movie The new Friday Y 'all putting out You know what I'm saying So I got a lot of people Watching me And if they see me Doing some crazy stuff They gonna say We can't put no money Behind this nigga He fit the crash out He gonna blow We can't put no money Behind this dude He gonna blow our whole bag Opposed to a nigga Who just got on the internet Who on here just talking Ain't got shit going on Ain't been in no movies Ain't no millionaire Motherfuckers calling None of these niggas You know what I'm saying These motherfuckers calling me I get phone calls from dog At 12 at night 12 in the morning Snoop Snoop called it What are you talking about We just talking about some player shit Snoop one of the coolest motherfuckers You ever meet on earth We just talking about some real shit Some life shit Snoop always telling me Man stay focused Stay on your shit Cause I heard him shout you out On the new album right Well Snoop That's the homie He always give me He show me love He really give you game You know what I'm saying He didn't give me a whole lot of game Family first You know what I'm saying Take care of your family Be a man Man shit That you already supposed We just had These kind of conversations That me and him had you know big boy from power 106 92 whatever the radio station uh giving me gain all my rappers i didn't grew up watching i'm meeting these dudes i'm around these dudes and they giving me gain oh rock i see you on the internet i'm like damn all these people fuck with me from this shit now i'm not about to fuck minds off if a nigga let me trick him and get in his mind and manipulate him and he feel the need to go prove a point that says something about you that say that you're weak-minded because if you're a strong-minded motherfucker you ain't about letting nobody trick you out your spot.

37:01I'm not letting these niggas trick me out my spot. You don't give me no time frame on when you want to meet up with me and do anything. Now, it don't work like that. I do shit a little bit different. I wait. Ain't no motherfucking. If I really got a problem with you, I sit back and wait. So you're talking about the sporty face marching around your neighborhood eating an ice cream cone? I'm going to be in your hood at 3 p.m. But there wasn't part of you that was like, alright, I need to show up. I need to stand on shit from in my section. For what? I don't know. I mean, that's kind of what he was like putting it out.

37:33Like the narrative he was trying to put out there was like you don't be in your hood therefore I can go to your hood and march around and do whatever the fuck I want and that is going to prove that you don't really have much status there, right? I'm cozy out of here. That's cool. I'm good with that. I'm cool with that. You're not really, you're past caring about that kind of thing? I'm on a whole other shit. Like me being in my hood every day ain't going to make me no money. You see what I'm saying? I stay I stay around the corner. I stay 15 minutes around here. I go to the gym right corner right here up the street.

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38:02I go to the gym on Lancashire. I'm all around this motherfucker. When I go to the hood, I go to the hood to visit certain people. I'm not in the streets game banging no more. I'm not shooting people no more. I'm not killing people no more. I've been to jail for all that dumb shit already. I'm past all that. Couldn't you just pull up and have a fade? You see my homie right there? Yeah. That's my real homie. That's why he's here. You know why he's here? He's not here because he a homie from my hood That's gang banging He's here because he have a security Beast mode security He's a licensed armed security He's with me I don't want nothing but people that's around me That's thinking like I'm thinking If you still thinking about it Gang banging shooting and all that old shit I don't want you around me We done We passed that We graduated from that already And for the niggas who's still out there doing that I will advise your ass to get your life right Because when they throw that 40, 50 years at your ass I'm gonna fuck your bitch when you go to jail I'm gonna keep it straight up with you you better use your motherfucking brain and and learn how to maneuver out here because if you let a nigga trick your ass out the street it ain't gonna always be sweet you talking about a fade I just seen my uncle knocking nigga out he hit his head on the back of the motherfucking ground and he died my uncle dads he they both dead now so I could talk about it but I'm just saying like nigga this shit ain't cool well is that like the primary purpose beyond like the obvious you know as part of your career and all that but is it are you trying to portray the these the the potential risks and pitfalls don't do this like avoid this shit all my young all my real young homies the real young homies that's in my phone the ones who got jobs the ones who i see taking care of their family i had them conversations with them hey keep taking care of your family stay on that job nigga don't blow your job don't get caught up in this bullshit because when you go to jail nigga i ain't sending you no money ain't no homies goes You might have a few homies that's going to send you some money.

39:51But after that, that's shit over with. You know how many niggas in jail from the hood right now sitting up in that motherfucker can't get a package from niggas? They didn't sit out here and ride and slime for. Can't get a visit. The bitches didn't ran off. Ain't nobody fucking with you. For what? Nigga, you got to be smart out here. This is a whole new era. Cameras everywhere. You can't be no motherfucking dummy. They say, Rick Rock, you preach this all day. Motherfucker, I'm an entertainer. You fall for it. That's on your ass. That's on you. I bet you won't see Rock out there doing no dumb shit.

40:19you ain't gonna see me out there doing no dumpster i know how to move i wait i sit back in the cut and wait it ain't no motherfucking rush thing with me it's part of it also like you know you being from older generation where there was no talking there was no media that was i bet all that see when we come when we came up when i was coming up as a youngster we didn't do all this dope fiend shit these motherfuckers do now they they dope heads now they dope fiend out the game they off them pills they off that powder they off cough syrup you would've got your ass killed back in the days doing that dumb shit you couldn't even smoke shine we find out you smoke shine we'll fuck you up y 'all were smoking crack and shit we wasn't smoking now my generation we don't smoke crack nah but a lot of gang members were so smoking wet though listen man let me tell you something we sold shit that's the older niggas before me we sold the drugs we didn't use the drugs I just know that a lot of the rappers that I grew up listening to whether it was Wu-Tang or Mobb Deep they were doing hardcore serious drugs Them niggas from New York.

41:15We didn't do that. Nigga, how you going to be on the block? Nigga, how you going to be on the block trying to dodge a bullet or run from the police if you're in a motherfucking high? Those things give you superpowers if you do enough of them. Do enough angel dust or use dodge bullets? If an enemy come through trying to pop your stupid ass and you out there high as a motherfucker, you're going to get your head blew off. But I mean, there's always been people doing hard drugs throughout every generation of hip hop, right? Yeah. You talking about hip hop, nigga. I'm talking about the streets. Not to mention.

41:39Not to mention. You talking about hanging on the block. if you're gonna say that y 'all wasn't doing it when we both know that there's elements of distruth to that what about the fact that y 'all was the one selling it to all the motherfuckers we were fresh we had low riders we had nice cars, we had nice clothes and we had all the hoes if you wanted to be a dope fiend, that was on you so basically that just wasn't gonna get a pass as far as if you were a member and pushing lines no, we didn't have no niggas we didn't have no members out there smoking dope and shit like that we didn't have nobody in my motherfuckers smoking no dough you would have got your ass so were your homies like hey what should we do about spody face marching around our neighborhood like what was the plan see at certain point when it passed content and it become the street shit that shit ain't for the internet you see what i'm saying whatever we seen on the internet that's internet what spody face did that's what spody face did what people talked about behind the scenes that was already talked about that was already hashed out that was already that's i saw some whole nother shit that ain't no motherfucking internet shit spody i gave him his props a nigga had enough to go up in a a fucking war zone that's already going to war now what if somebody would have rolled through there looking for one of my homies and popped his motherfucking ass and laid him out i would have been a nigga getting the blame for it you see what i'm saying like you can't just go up and i could have went up in his hood i could have went up got some homies went up in club neighborhood and did the same thing but i'm a little older i think different i ain't no fool i ain't no dumb ass thing i'm not about to go in nobody who's playing with nobody.

43:05If that did happen, somehow people would blame it on No Jumper. For sure. It's kind of like good to know. They blame everything on No Jumper. They say niggas to police. They say it's the police over here. Rock, your ass is crazy as a motherfucker going over there, nigga. You going over there, nigga, with all that police ass? That's why I wore the police uniform for real. I know y 'all gonna be asking that police. It is weird to me that people say that and then like they come here and they're like, oh, this is like a real chill professional operation. That's until they put the handcuffs on your motherfucking ass and say, you remember that shit you said on No Jumper?

43:30Your ass going to jail. Has that ever happened? Yeah, nigga. You ain't seen a motherfucker, Loose Cannon and Brickbait. Yeah, but they didn't get arrested for anything they said on No Jumper. Man, Loose Cannon was on this motherfucker talking about some dumb shit. You remember? Right, but he didn't get in trouble for it. Shit, nigga. He didn't get arrested because of it. You don't remember you going on the motherfucking internet and you said the shit is in his paperwork that the shit that he said on No Jumper. Right. Yeah, they watching all of us. Nigga, they ain't just watching this shit. They watching everybody on the motherfucking internet.

44:00And for sure, if you like admit to something on a podcast like that will inevitably be used against you if they're investigating you for that exact crime. But the idea that no jumper got loose cannon arrested is insane. Let's just say you do a future crime. Right. Right. Let's just say, Nick, two years from now, you and you and you smoke a motherfucker. They going to pull up just like your history, your fucking arrest or anything you've been in jail for. they gonna bring up everything you said they're already doing it with the rap music but if you get arrested for smoking somebody and like let's say the cops are able to prove that like you know or find a clip from two years ago where you said something about how you would be down to smoke somebody the podcast clip is so the least of your worries it shows a pattern if they can prove that you committed a murder they're not gonna need a fucking podcast clip of you saying that you're willing to commit a murder we're not talking about let's just say if they can't prove it, right?

44:59They're going to show a pattern. In that case, the podcast clip is completely irrelevant. No, watch. No, it ain't, because I'm going to show you something. We can't prove it, but we do have a clip of you saying that you feel like you're capable of committing a murder, so therefore we're going to be able to put this murder on you? Hell no. Let me break it down for you. They need a weapon. They need a motive. They need all that. They need forensic evidence. They need DNA. Any of these things matter. They need your phone pinging the cell phone times. They need all that shit. An old podcast clip of you saying that you would be willing to kill somebody, or even a clip of you saying like after the fact if you if you rap on a song and say hey you know you pull up on me i'm gonna fucking kill you whatever like this shit is like completely useless when they're gonna show they're gonna show a pattern of behavior well this motherfucker is a violent motherfucker that's all he talk about is murder that's all he talk about is but that alone is not gonna be enough to put it on with the snitches and all that they gonna they gonna listen when they try to get your ass and they do their investigation they gonna use every and anything they could to lock your ass up exactly you said it perfectly lock your ass up as far as especially like the bail hearing phase of a trial right that's where it comes into play way more they're not gonna it's very difficult you talking to a nigga you talking to a nigga that been in jail for murder home you ain't talking to no square ass motherfucker that's sitting up on his mother you talk to a nigga that been went to jail for this shit and they was trying to get me 50 to life up in that motherfucker my lord luckily my grandma has some motherfucking money to give me a lawyer and we walked that shit all the way down to manslaughter and i think i did that was 11 with 80.

46:22But you talking to them, they were trying to, nigga, lock my ass up for the rest of my motherfucking life. I'm telling you, homie, they don't give a fuck about nothing. And you a nigga, too? They ain't locking your ass up. I'm just saying that historically, nothing like that has been said on a podcast has really been used to put a conviction on somebody. No, a conviction? Hell no. It might bump up your bail. I don't think that helped breaking loose during their bail hearings. Again, that's all shit that they voluntarily chose to say. Y 'all send some money to them? Y 'all put some money in there?

46:50Of course. not to lose ass to motherfucking the homie rick sure yeah yeah well how much we putting on uh we gonna put some of the ad hefe books right hell yeah sure all right cool uh i don't know i just like the idea that like things are being said on the podcast here that are getting people in trouble is just like so not based in reality well who do you blame do you blame the motherfucker that come on this motherfucker and say dumb shit or do you motherfuckers gotta know when they come on this motherfucker what to say and not to say right and if somebody does that then for sure like that's stupid or whatever but it's not really like anything to do with us.

47:23Yeah I'm listen man I'm not editing the podcast for like what might be able to be used against you in the future We're gonna get back to this though we're gonna get back to this man. I'm trying to stay on these streets, knock these hoes spend this money have fun, live life and die That's it. All that other shit, all them niggas who want to be tough act tough, be gangsters and all that Why are you taking that? Oh he told me he was right down the street but that I was like, your ass better be on this motherfucker having fun, man. Yeah, straight up. You have fun. That's what this is. This is the entertain.

47:57It is, but I think that when like the main source of the entertainment that's driving all the views is the controversy and the fuck shit, it kind of becomes difficult for people. They think that, oh, I got to keep doing more and more fuck shit in order to keep the audience engaged. And a lot of the times that's because they're genuinely not entertaining individuals. So they need that shit. So that's when they become extra tricky right right that's like me right now for instance this whole little situation it's been the best thing that happened since jay re it bumped up the views uh it bumped it bumped up the views i got a lot of people saying my name that's always good whether it's bad they call me rick cop i don't give a f**k compton flip flop i don't give a f**k uh they spam my message use a buster use a mark i love all that s**t that's good that's keep keep coming up in this m*****g** because when i get that motherfucking check on the goddamn first i put that pussy hole in a motherfucking hearse man so i don't care i don't care about what these niggas talking about because i came on this internet to entertain i didn't came on i'm not on this motherfucker to be a gangster nigga i started off doing comedies went wearing skates nigga with motherfucking wigs and glasses on nigga sliding down the street on skates me and crit mac yeah so i've been nigga i know what i am Okay, but when Spody Face said that you had a video where you threw your crip rack in the trash, what is he basing that on?

49:17You said it's not true. That's something that he heard. It's a whole lot of rumors about counting Rick Rock on the internet. Where's the proof at? That's like me. If I say something, if I say I got a, hold on, bro. If I say you a nigga that's sleeping on somebody's goddamn couch and you tell me you're not sleeping on no motherfucking body's couch and then I show your motherfucking ass this. Don't say shit. Look, listen to this, man. Let me show you something. look who the fuck is that sleeping on the bitch couch that looks like 600 sleep well i mean the fuck i just said don't say nothing he could just be laying on a couch right like man listen he actually doesn't seem like he's sleeping in that clip what the fuck is this right here man look man he just woke up from a dope in coma but if i say something listen if i he's just on a couch with no shirt on but where's your proof at you gotta have proof of the shit you say no you have to have proof i got proof i got a whole lot of shit up in this motherfucker yeah yeah man come on man that's a tiktok that's because the bitch put it on there yeah yeah i know the hoes but look watch this so look now watch this let me let me break this down to you um um what was the question that you asked before i just showed you this shit man you know i'm always a motherfucker um as far as why come on that's that dope man i think on that dope i'm actually i swear i'm super What you said before that?

50:31About you throwing out your cribrac. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So where's your proof at? Like he said, I got kicked in my ass. My homies whooped my ass and took my camera. Whooped my ass and took. I done rolled through the hood in 60. My homie would tell you, I done rolled through the hood in 60 and$50 ,000 low riders consistently. And ain't nobody took that. Consistently. Before I came on this internet, I was making$3 ,000 a week as a journeyman through the state of California. Or a refinery. Could go back any time. I want to. I'm a certified journeyman. Local 562. That's right. I'm a bad motherfucker on them scaffolds.

51:14And it's only a few Hispanic essays that could run with me. We used to be crazy, man. We used to be hanging 70, 80 feet, 90 feet up in the air. and my whole thing I used to tell people don't worry about falling if you die you're going straight to the cemetery don't even worry about it just go up there and do your job I could go back anytime this ain't my own I don't just do this if I call brand scaffold Petricam insulation any one of them right now I go right back to the oil refinery but what does that have to do with the motherfucker you just heard what I said nigga if it was proof the homies took your camera where did that come from fiend motherfucker.

51:52Just a word of advice though, when you bring up some completely different shit, it kind of seems like you're avoiding something. Sounds like some misdirection. And if I did, what they gonna do? The motherfucker said made in China. What? Any motherfucking band down to made in China. See, they got niggas so fucked up talking about a red. Yeah, we represent these flags. So you had never heard that rumor before Spooky Face brought it up? Where did it come from? Me beefing on the internet with other podcasters. So they just made it up? Just like the nigga made up me getting my camera took. So that's totally made up too?

52:23Yes. Have you seen it? No. I haven't seen the rag thing either. So listen, if I got my camera took, if anybody would have took my camera, I wouldn't be on no jumper right now. I'd be asking, man, what time they gonna pass the fucking food out? I'm hungry as a motherfucker. It's almost six o 'clock. They ain't passed out dinner yet. Man, nigga take anything for me, man. You take anything for me, fuck this internet shit. Your ass is out of here. You know what I'm saying? But ain't nobody took nothing for me. Ain't nobody kicked. Man, come on, man. I'm Rick Rock, man. You want to roll through the motherfucking hood?

52:56Nigga, ain't nobody took nothing for me. I'll go. You crazy? I'm going to get ice cream. Yeah, you get ice cream, all right, motherfucker. They going to rob your ass. You ain't going to get no pass. We got a white boy in the hood. They let HK Turtle roll around. Why can't I hang out? We got a white boy up in this motherfucking Giddy. So listen, they get your ass. A very special white boy for the record. Just don't worry. They're going to be treating me like Donald Trump coming through there. They're going to have a ticker tape parade if I come through the Netties. They're going to say, wait a minute.

53:20Hey, cut. I go to the police. That's what they're going to say. The homies going to say, who the fuck is that nigga, man? I'm like, could guess. They're going to say that and then they're going to laugh. Les can come. They're going to like, hey, sell on me. Sell on me. No, no, no. I knew he was going to make that joke. I saw that coming. For sure, no Mexicans coming through. No, I would go there and for sure. I mean, like. No, we got Mexican homies. Not like him. Beyond that, though, like shit. I got love for my guy Ally, for Bae You feel me? Free Gotti and them I got a lot of love For that community, beautiful community Yeah, solid niggas over there, man Real dudes, man So Spody Face just made that shit up From scratch, I wonder if he'll admit that Spody Face is a content creator Right?

54:06Spody Face is doing What we doing on here, man Getting his paper But we're not lying and making shit up, right? Yes dudes, dude, a lot of dudes do that shit Oh, man. Yeah, I'm not going to do that. But, I mean, I don't know. I feel like that's a different level if you're willing to just, like, hop on the podcast and say that, like, accusing somebody. What up? Accusing somebody of dropping their flag, throwing their crip rag in the trash, especially as a crip. I mean, that's like a next level accusation. Right. But at the end of the day, hey, listen, man. It's a lot of motherfuckers that come on here all day.

54:38You want to police this also? You heard about this? Nigga, hey, you. Man, this is the homie. Fuck what you talking about We ain't going for that shit But look Let me tell you something man That's part of being That's part of being On this motherfucker I don't really do Put no 10 on it too But it's niggas That get on this motherfucker And that will lie Niggas will lie on your ass To make content To make money Once they started Paying niggas on it Let them stop paying niggas On this internet And watch niggas leave Let them stop paying motherfuckers on here and watch niggas leave. Niggas will lie on their mama on this motherfucker.

55:08Hmm. I mean, okay. We have seen Spoddy Face, you know, do a lot of content calling wack gay. And, you know, throwing out like a few different things. Like, you know, he's kind of said stuff about like DC Baby Draco that I don't think is like really like true or justifiable. But it does feel like a totally different level to like just kind of make something up from scratch and be like, oh, you you took your crip rag and threw it in the trash. If that is true that he just made that up from scratch, that feels like a new level of fake news. He's not the first one that said that. What's his name? Spider-Loke said that.

55:43Let me tell you something, homie. Let me tell you how sharp I am on this motherfucker, man. Let me tell you how smart I am. That's why I'm one of the number one reaction channel guys in Southern California. Let me tell you what I do notice. I notice it's a lot of dudes on the internet when you popping when your shit going up they got to attach their name to you put it in the title so this shit could work for them right now it's a lot of it's dudes who I didn't took on cam capone news it's dudes who I didn't show how to get these short mics these short headphones why didn't show niggas how to go get a a rollcaster show these niggas the game all these things all these motherfuckers I didn't show the game all of mmm and what they do right now all of them making Rick rock content none of them is saying rock took me on Cal Capone news none of that they want to make that money so they go buy them some hoes when they get paid so I know how this shit go a lot of these niggas dope fiends they got to get high they got dope happens they got to support that I get it I understand exactly who I'm talking to what I'm talking about I know you say the name we know we know I'm trying to remember.

56:54Who'd he go on Cam Capone with? Man, I'll say these niggas. Man, we ain't give these niggas no motherfucking pub over here. Fuck these niggas. Who likes to party? Who likes to party? We ain't give these dudes no prop. We ain't give them no pub. But I done helped a lot of these niggas. You see what I'm saying? A lot of them. But it's not like the game you gave them. Part of that was, hey, it's all content. Don't even trip about it. You know what I tell them? I say, get the money. Get the money. Why these white people giving it out? You don't think they'd be thinking like, hey, I'm getting tripping.

57:25He already told me not to be tripping, so shit. Listen, I'm not really tripping, but what I'm saying is this. You could help a motherfucker out on here, and they going to still turn on you. Yeah, no. They going to still turn on you for that paycheck. You see what I'm saying? I don't see you doing any dual interviews on here. You just said you brought them up. All right, you going to look for them up. Go to Cal Capone. Go to Cal Capone. Okay. All right, click the video. Go to videos. Uh-huh. now go all the way down all the way down I ain't been on that motherfucker about a year man yeah he posted like 10 videos today I've been on that motherfucker a year ago I hit him up recently too oh yeah just put Compton Rick Rock interviews I did I put Rick Rock Cam Capone I put Compton Rick Rock I'm pretty sure the channel spam it I think the channel should just figure it out there you go go up go up go up we ain't giving no nigga no we ain't saying nobody name none of that shit.

58:20I've never heard of this dude in my life. He kicked his ass. We ain't worried about him. There we go. We ain't give no nigga no plus. They send a super chat. Niggas send a super chat and we'll say your name other than that. Fuck you. Yeah, I never heard of him. Shout out to him, I guess. Anyway. Fuck. So, we here. Now we're here. Now all four of us are here. He's dressed as a cop. You may have noticed. It's called the whole lease. What I do is when niggas go to jail, when niggas go to jail, I go get they bra, cuff them to the bed and I fuck they brains out. That's what I do. So you better watch out.

58:55Don't go back. We ain't no nigga going to jail. We ain't no nigga going to jail. We ain't going to no motherfucking jail. Hey, can we talk about what has gone on with Chunky Barbie in D.C. since last week? Yeah, that was crazy. Crazy. Fates. Who do you think won? I don't know, but I was thinking she was leaking out the look like, I don't know. Like, come on, Chunky Barbie. Yeah. Straight home, girl. So for people who don't remember, basically like last week we did an episode. J-Hood said, hey, there's this girl, Chunky Barbie. She wants to be on. She's from Rolling 90s. Let's try her out on the podcast.

59:29We said, sure. We bring her in. Right? And so she comes in. Within the first 10 minutes of talking to her, we realized she's in a relationship with DC Baby Draco. Which really kind of stood out. Like, oh, shit. This is the first week without Spodey Face on the podcast. and we got a girl who's dating his biggest op or his biggest internet op. That sounded kind of crazy. But so then basically like she fills in a lot of details. She talks to us about sitting on his face which kind of, I think we all got a little bit of a chub right there when she was talking about that. We were all getting wood off that.

1:00:04Alright DC. I thought you just said you don't be tripping off the whole that bill. Go ahead man. No, she don't work for me. I could be horny for her. I'm just saying anyone who I employ I automatically would never have sex with ever for any reason now it helps that I like rarely employ women but just in general you can't be fucking the ones you hire you really ask it for it like a trick how she look though I've seen her I've seen her on Little Clips but how she look in person chunky Barbie yeah she uh I think she's cuter in person she's cute but it's an oversized load you ever see when you're on the highway I like them big old fat hoes.

1:00:43I like them fat hoes. Like something that's like too big for the lane. I like that. I like a big old fat hoes. She a fighter. She feisty. That's why I'm like, I wonder, she might have got DC. She might could have. For sure. She might could have. But not. I will say this. You look cuddly in the wintertime. That's like a, that's Christmas bae right there. You feel me? You need something like that. She can keep you warm. Yeah. No, for sure. If her and I were both dropped on a deserted island, she would survive far longer than I would. I just know that we'd repopulate the planet for sure. Humidity would be sustained.

1:01:16Not with that thing. Yeah, humidity would be sustained. That thing ain't going to get the job done. No, I'm pretty sure it would. I don't think your ovaries and hers would work for that. Hey, where your pipe at? Where your pipe? You pull that dope on to get her a hit of that? See, it'd be like this motherfucker. No, I don't think she gets down like that. Nah. I think she naturally liked this. Yeah. She don't need all that. She don't want to take people. That's what it's like bad on the internet. It makes them look crazy, though. Yeah. did a part of y 'all think it was damn near potentially a skit no no i thought it was old i thought it was old and she was like this happened right now then i'm like it's on live i'm like whoa i feel like that's kind of like a a sign of bad podcasting that we should be aware of is people like assigning things as skits when they're obviously not skits she's like bleeding out of her face running around the parking lot with a knife screaming at each other they've been posting content about each other for like four days straight.

1:02:07What the fuck about that made you feel like it might be a skit? No offense. It was his girl though, right? Technically, you're not supposed to hit your girl, even though I know. Once you put that raw water... She probably was defending itself. I mean, she does look like she could fucking handle some shit. And you know she's going crazy. She's going shit on people, everything. For a show. You don't want to catch that clock? Dookie? You think she hit him with the poop? He literally said, though, he's like, oh, this dick's so good. It got these bitches going crazy. Or maybe he got caught, you feel me, dipping in somebody, putting his pineapple slice in somebody else's Kool-Aid.

1:02:48I don't know, man. Imagine you get caught cheating by your girl. She hits you with the Glock Dookie. Oh, man. Of all the abuse I've heard, I haven't quite traversed those waters yet. I feel like I got a caller. yeah where barbie at we gotta get her they say rick right there he get cool points this is what i do on my podcast man i have conversations about lust i think lust is a good podcast i said that before i text this fool and i said keep that nigga on the show man nigga good podcast appreciate that hello chunky barbie hi adam hey what's up how are you doing are you okay yeah i'm good can you break down for us i'm here with uh lush one j hood and compton rickrock is there any way that you could tell us about what occurred between you and dc since we're very very invested in the storyline now um well he's actually blowing my phone up right now unfortunately i don't know why the fuck he's blowing me up because we're talking about y 'all probably because we're talking about you he put he painted a narrative on me and shit you feel what i'm saying and i don't and i don't fuck with that and it's like you try to uh clip bait you know he's a cameraman so he tries to do little clips and shit he tried to clip it up but as you can see i posted today the citizen app and what happened on citizen so it clearly shows if you go to my page right now you see the most recent it's pinned by the way it's pinned you know because he tried to clip it up make it seem like i called somebody on him a cause police called their public record i never called him he clipped up where it says it says call uh called the police calling the police he clicked that right there he's not gonna show the video for video because i said you're a snitch you hit me as mom i can't believe it it did seem from the it seemed from the clip like you were calling the cops on him yeah no i didn't call no police on him i never called no police on him really he definitely yeah it definitely i never i never called the police can you just tell me like what what caused the beginning of the the fight like why were you guys getting it in in the first place.

1:04:56You said what? Why were you guys getting into it like that in the first place? It was all good just a week ago. She was ready for him to get out at the last show. Well, we really wasn't cool like a week ago. But I mean, I was speaking highly of him because you feel me? Because I still wasn't going to tarnish him and talk shit about him because I fucked with him. I ain't going to lie and be like, I don't fuck with him. I didn't fuck with him. I'm going to fuck with him. Even though he had me fucked up, you know, you just got to pop up and show niggas sometime and popping up and show niggas just go left and they try to record you and make you look hostile make you look hostile and then have their moms call the police on you and then try to hold you and try to wiggle away you try to record them and try to shame them but you won't post the recordings I mean you won't post the footage of me tripping you ain't gonna post the truth but the truth the truth for sure has been posted it's clearly in the police report who calls the police from apartment 302 So what's they having sex?

1:05:53Wait, so he lives with his mom in LA? That nigga lives with his mom. For sure lives with his mom. That's interesting. I never knew that. So you pulled up and he was with another girl? He was with her for section 8. Wait, he was with another girl? No, he wasn't with no other bitch. Oh. So why'd you guys get into it so bad when you pulled up? She's crazy.

1:06:19She said you gotta pop out and show niggas. She just popped up. Tripping. Yeah, you just popped out. And needed a fave. He was defending himself. I feel like he's the victim. It feels like he's the one who's being manhandled. It looks like he's the victim, but he's trying to make it seem like, oh, I'm the victim. You call. I call. I didn't call nobody on you. I'm like, dead homies. I didn't call no police. Stop trying to pin an image. The police reports is public record. It shows who called the police. You told your mom to call the police. She called the police. It's public records. It's right there on my page.

1:06:51It's posted. It's there. It's all on the citizen app Senator that says whatever the fuck the citizen app says This is me. I'm running from my helicopter You got my fat ass running and shit You got my fat ass running It is You got me hiding out and shit And while you're peacefully back in your house Back in your home. If the police was caught on you The police would have been up in your house You wouldn't have been at home. You went back in the house Did you consider Did you consider attacking him With a maxi pad full of feces Oh my god I should have just smeared shit all over Maybe he would have never did no shit like that Yeah you definitely would have got You would have got some shock points Hey so have you thought about Taking on a much older Mature lover like Perhaps somebody who works in law enforcement Let me see the phone I want to This is Rick Rock I want to give me a shot of that I want to see if it really makes you crazy Hit me in my DM at Compton Rick Rock, Rick Rock, you know my father, so...

1:07:51Who your... Wait, wait, who your father? Who your father? Who your father? I think I got... Oh, if I know your... Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. What's your father's name? Probably changed the date. He's from Carver. You know my dad. Okay, okay. Well, this is one of my homeboys' daughters. We ain't got to say his name, but you know my dad. He gave me a number to hook up with you. I mean, to call you. Not hook up with you like that, but to call you. All right, well, let me get by this. Y 'all not about to be talking about my motherfucking homeboy daughter. We're not about to be doing that.

1:08:23We're not doing that. We ain't doing none of that. All right. He's fucking lost. That was amazing. That was amazing. I'm too known. So you think, are things done with you and him on a romantic level? Or are you going to keep... I'm done. Anybody who tries to frame me lie, try to put a jacket on me, but really is trying to hold me down so the police can come and take me to jail. I mean, we could have got toxic, and you could have did anything to me, and I would have kept fucking with you, bro. But to try to tarnish my name And to try to do weird shit like that And after I was holding you down in jail Being in your big ass Trying to put you in jail For you to try to paint an image on me on the net Yeah I can't fuck with you I can't fuck with you Then you got multiple girls hitting me up Saying you got restraining orders on them and shit Yeah I can't fuck with you But wait wait wait a second Barbie this Lush And you know I know Dirty Mac But now that we got him out the way You know what time is it girl?

1:09:16Hi, Lush. You know you're my baby daddy. That's right. So would you be interested? What if Lush offered to take you out for a nice steak dinner? Would you be interested? We could go, Lush. I don't think Lush would put me in a position to where... I'll put you in positions, girls. What you talking about? He's going to put you in all kinds of positions. You get what I'm saying? All right, so if y 'all go out, Lush, tell everybody when they're home, girls. Wait, what did you say? We're going to roll down the low low. He's not going to be able to get rid of you? No, I'm saying he doesn't strike me as a man who will try to fuck me and tell me to go crazy over him and tell me to crash out to try to put me in jail.

1:09:56He doesn't seem like a hammer. No, just the first part. No, yeah, he'll fuck you and then he'll get weird and clingy and he'll never leave you alone. He's going to get you on the meth. It's going to be a whole thing. That's perfectly fine. Perfectly fine. Oh, yeah. Crazy. You know what I mean? You say for me, you ain't got to worry about going to jail and shit like that. Well at least could I sell y 'all the drug shit? Can I sell it to you first? What did Draco say? What did Draco say? Ooh, it's some shit on me. Oh yeah, y 'all see him? But you gotta think he did. He said I bullied him into us being together.

1:10:28He said I forced him for us. First off, this man met me. He been stalking me since our first HUB vlog. I never even knew him and I told him that. And he's like, yeah, well he been on me. The man at a HUB vlog? He's so fired. I said, well fuck it. That man knock it down. He's been at a HUB vlog. I need to go do that. That was like a relationship that's in the field. It was cool. I did enjoy it. I did enjoy the little crazy shit. You do not meet your wife at the hood vlog. I enjoyed that first. It was cool. Yeah. I mean, I feel like DC is kind of looking bad because, you know, you're probably like his most clouded up bride from L.A.

1:11:04And then meanwhile, like the 4XR thing, he had like his famous homie for a little while there, and then that didn't work out. I was like, damn, like, it just feels like he's kind of, his world is probably shrinking the more that he falls out with people. I was like shadowing because when he was in jail, he really wanted to be Forrest's friend again. And I had hit Forrest's up and Forrest didn't respond and shit. I was trying to get them to be cool again, you know, because if this my nigga or this somebody I'm messing with, then of course I want to help him out. He told me to send a message to him and stuff.

1:11:31I'm trying to help him. Yeah, no, dude, they just don't want to message you, dude. That's why we need to do it. Dude, dude. You know, dude, you never bounce out, dude. You never bounce out, dude. I tried to take you to Jamaican spots and get some Jamaican food on Crescent. You said no, dude. You drove right past it, dude. So he don't even want to see no 40s members at all. He thinks they all are on them. It wasn't even sporty. I don't want to bounce out in the 40s. I don't want to bounce out in the 40s no more. I'm like, dang, well, that's your brother. Call and make it right. Damn, alright. Well, shit, I hope whatever man you end up with next is not as it doesn't end this dramatically.

1:12:11Hey, I want to know one more thing. I hope they treat me good, you know, because he's calling me all kind of big and sloppy all on the internet, but then again, you're just fucking and you're saying that. Not all written. It takes a real man to handle the BBW, you feel me? Like, straight up. Hey, but with that being said, Chunky, Barbie, is there anything you want to revitalize about your statements regarding his paperwork now that you feel me y 'all ain't cool no more? Hey, that's the homie That's my young homie, man He cool Y 'all never let us He talked He ain't been better than telling He's gonna say that He didn't tell directly He used his mom to tell Her name is for sure in it It says on the Citizen App It shows It's pinned to my page It's just like Stop trying to make it look like I called the police on you I didn't do anything to you I didn't do nothing to you Like, you feel me?

1:12:59Don't put that on me I just came over there I tried to fuck with you And I tried to even do it A little bit more peaceful but stop tempting me, stop pressing me, stop pushing me to the edge is all I'm saying for you to turn around and be like that. If you don't want the smoke, stop inviting it. Wow. Insane. Well, it's a hood love story is what it is. That's right. It's the end of the hood love story. You know, I'm back on the market. I've been holding this coochie for as long as I can. No, Lush is trying to hold it too. Neighbors. Yeah. Damn, she got a feeling you. What you mean I got so many hoes right now He got the ex if you're into taking drugs You said what?

1:13:41He's got all the You can handle that You can handle that She can handle this You just have to promise me that if you do end up spending time with Lush That you can't abuse him Because his last girl was fucking him up She was violent Abusive Yeah that's what I'm saying She got a knife It's a knife I'm definitely not going to do that I'm definitely He's going to treat you good You might like it I might like it I appreciate you Barbie Alright bae

1:14:18That was an eventful phone call right there I think you kind of got it Come on Ben had I wonder how DC baby Draco feel though Yeah, he probably not loving that right now. You gonna fuck Lush? You gonna stop fucking with me and fuck Lush? Yeah, JK. He ain't no Dirty Mac. You wouldn't down talk another player. You would never down talk another player. You think that's like your bro like that? A whole Lush disc mixtape. It ain't even about being a bro. I don't down talk other men. I wonder who her daddy is. That's what I want. I wonder who her father is. She said she talked to me before. I don't remember that.

1:14:52We can figure it out. I gotta figure it out. Via text or whatever. Yeah. Yeah, it's fine. know where pops he is we're gonna find out damn but uh damn because you know i've never seen you single right i mean like low-key though like when we first became friends i was single because okay but most of your first no jumper run you were in a relationship right i had a vision that she had left me remember i was fucking tree stay about it but then but then you left and that was like you got with germ while you were away from no jumper right yeah yeah 100 and then like you come back to no jumper you just kind of had a girl we didn't know about her for a while and then like slowly we learned more about her and then now she's gone and now we're like kind of getting to witness what a single lush is like for the first time i ain't gonna lie because i'm i'm really trying to be cool right but i'm a demon they don't even know you keep saying that but we we really got to see something you want a demo just anything on a demo all right we want to i don't do shit i still hung up on my ex i told a bitch yesterday a bitch popped up on me and i I was like, I'm sorry.

1:15:53Yeah, your bitch has control of you. We tried to do a 20 versus one with him. Yeah. His ex shut it down. She shut it down? She called in a bomb threat. Yeah, she did, though. She shut it down in advance. No, I'd be telling girls, like, I'm not ready to talk to you. I'm still in love with my ex. I got bad bitches hit me up, fine shit. You really be telling them that? Yeah, that's the first thing out of my mouth. Like, I'm sorry. Like, I'm not in a place. I'm focused on the paper, baby. And what do you think that does after I say that? You think they leave me alone? Hell, motherfucking no, they don't.

1:16:19They can chase you. okay his mind on the money his mind on his purpose i'll tell him i'm straight up hung up on my ex and i'm like you know what i mean i'm old as hell and i'm hung up on my ex bitch i want to see you come through with some fine shit who's sits over there in a little chair and watches and we don't bring her on camera and like you guys have a flirty vibe because like as far as i know any ex-girlfriend could have really just been like a caretaker or a nurse and like as far as we know we ain't really seen you pull up with fine shit yeah i mean like that's like such a crazy thing when like my whole entire life has been known for fine but we've never seen it i mean everybody done seen it of who should i'll show you like fine shit shit all right of a lifetime of fine shit all you gotta do is look me up look at my ex-wife i don't want to see i want to see like present tense women hanging out with you that's what i want to see if i want to believe that you are not the gay don't believe me i believe you don't believe me don't believe me don't believe me i know shit i'm a pathological liar bro i just want acceptance from y 'all yeah i ain't got no bitches you feel me i'm a let's let's let's got let's got all the bit i don't get constantly chose you right you feel me are they choosing not at all you feel me never i don't know what it feels like i don't know what that word means but yeah i have no pictures to show you.

1:17:43I just like that we're like supposed to accept that you're this crazy playboy. Meanwhile, we ain't seen you do shit. I want to see some skits. I said I'm looking up on my ex. I ain't fucking with it. Hey. That's not what you're saying on the group chat. Call someone up here right now. I know. He gonna steal it. Call some hoes up here right now. You feel me? If you got them, call them up here right now. I'll leave this motherfucking show. You bring some hoes up here right now. Bring some up here right now. But I don't want you to leave this show. I like you. I'm gonna leave right now. Bring them up here.

1:18:09If you come, then I'm out. We out of here. insane um okay uh all right so uh the the the unfortunate information that we have to bring to the table i'm going to tell everybody the uh the sort of timeline of events here so a couple months ago i say to josh i say we got to do a live show i said i don't care if we don't make any money we got to just do it if we do a live show we'll find a way we'll be able to sell tickets we're going to spend any dollar that we make from the live show we're going to invest that money into promoting the or into doing the live show until like you know whether we're going to book a rapper or we're going to whatever we're going to do we're going to do something to like every last dollar that we potentially make from the show we're going to put it back into the show now rewind the clock to the day that we found out about an hefe getting charged with murder remember that was the day where we filmed the instagram reel of all of us doing a little tiktok dance together and was on the way and was on the way to do that he told us he was coming for it the cops picked him up on the way to show now for those of you out there who know me when you saw us doing an instagram reel of us dancing to promote the live show if you know me you might of thought that indicates that this last show is not selling so well because really you know i probably would have preferred to not have to do a tiktok dance at that time and this keep in mind this before spoopy face and uh munchie left the podcast we had sold i believe like 30 tickets okay so we do a couple of different reels like drake numbers we go out of our way to promote it on the podcast repeatedly.

1:19:55We're hoping that we can see a little bit of motion. It's really not moving too much. I announce that 607 Unc is going to be the opener along with King Yellow. Still doesn't really change things. The numbers are looking not great in terms of ticket sales. We announce that Hater World is also going to be added to opening up the podcast. at the same time we announced that me and 4Xtra are going to be doing our first podcast back together on the live show we announced at one point that we're going to be giving away a free eighth of weed to everybody who goes to the live podcast really none of this really moved the needle in any meaningful way Like, and, and actually this morning I hit up Josh for the count.

1:20:53Where are we at? I think he said we're somewhere around like 45 and that basically the promoter didn't want to, or basically felt like we hadn't sold enough tickets to continue on with this shit. Now there was part of me that was like, maybe today we talk about it on this podcast and maybe that is enough to, uh, you know, get people in motion and like people buy more tickets or whatever, because you know, you, you are going to sell like. a bunch of tickets at the end like you know like in the last week or the last like three four days like 70 you know you could sell a lot of tickets in that end period right there but after having added two other pretty popular podcasts to it as well as adding four extra who himself is very famous and granted like you know collabed on the post was promoting it on history etc grant given that we did all of that and people still just weren't buying tickets i'm forced to just be like okay apparently this was not meant to be it's kind of uh amazing to me that we could have you know thousands of people watching the live shows on any given day that like everywhere i go i feel like i'm fucking famous as shit and people are just coming up to me everywhere we go and that you know we on the average no jumper show or whatever we might have like a hundred a hundred thousand viewers or whatever and that still somehow those people did not find it exciting the idea of going to a live show and one thing that uh the promoter told us the person who was like helping us to manage this and everything is he said believe me you're not alone i guess like the market for the live podcast experience is really not great and that they've actually had to cancel a lot of these so i guess that made me feel a little bit of like okay this is like kind of not too out of the ordinary at this point but i mean the promoter even said because it's the same promoter who did the back on fig live show and he told us he's like one option you have is that you could you could do a sale like you could do two for the price of one or three for the price of one or whatever at that point i was like okay i think i'm okay with like coming out of pocket to do the show.

1:23:02I think I'm just going to cancel it. I thought that we had enough momentum to sell it. Turns out not so much. I got to wear that. I do know a popular narrative is going to be like, oh well SpodyFest and Munchie left so that's why it didn't really, that's why the tickets didn't sell. The tickets weren't selling before when we all did those Instagram reels together. The tickets already weren't moving. So as much as I'm a little bit let down, I thought that it was going to be a good way to sort of galvanize the community and everything it turns out that uh the audience is just not really uh there for the live experience like the way that they were a couple years back do you feel like um ultimately that is a indicative of where no jumper overall is as a platform or do you feel like it's just the live shows are not cracking in general for people i do feel like live podcasts are not as cracking as they used to be i do feel like a lot of podcasts like joe budden that used to go on tour all the time that they're just really like not doing it anymore definitely like partially you have to kind of attribute it to no jumper and say well you know like but like from my perspective it's like especially when we announced it it felt like we had a ton of momentum the things were going very well that there was a lot of energy on the podcast and everything and you know the ticket sales really kind of told a different story but realistically i mean like 30 ticket sales prior to the point we had done that first reel is not terrible that's like i think you're a few months out in the eyes of the promoter it was pretty terrible that was already bad at that point it was not good it should have been more you know if we had sold like a hundred and we had a month and a half to go i think that it would probably have been a lot more realistic i mean there could be a lot of factors you know somebody just pointed out in the chat it was like a Wednesday.

1:24:49It definitely is. How much were the tickets? You know, that's a good question. Somebody, Donnie was just saying in the chat that they were like 80 bucks or like 75 bucks. I thought they were cheaper. I thought they were like 45 bucks. 80 does stand out to me. 80 dollars? I do feel terrible. That's how I didn't do shit. You could buy a prostitute for 80 dollars. You could. For real. You could take a gas for 80 bucks. You gotta get a prostitute with the SEDE to get that keep song given. You feel me? souvenir yeah man i don't know i think that uh it definitely is disappointing what i'm gonna do is this everybody that bought tickets if you want i'm gonna do a meet and greet i know that's not as cool as being able to see adam and forex and everybody but i'm gonna do a free meet and greet for y 'all and all no jumper fans so anybody that want to pull up uh i'm sure that'll make them feel a lot better i mean probably not that much but like shit they're probably there might be some people in case people travel from out of town and already have plans and all that i want to at least let the fans know that yeah we do give a fuck and some of us really want to at least do something for y 'all so i'm gonna give i'm gonna drop low on y 'all on shit all you gotta do is look this is what you do man you want to sell the tickets you get a thousand dollars right and one of the seats gonna have a winning ticket up in there whoever get that seat get the win a thousand dollars all y 'all put in 200 apiece i mean i feel like we tried a lot of tricks and we tried a lot of stuff i don't know that like the money will work that money don't work scavenger hunt necessarily gonna do it you know it might it might have done something deeper to experience like exactly what was gonna happen at the live show that makes it different from any other show you know what was gonna make it different yeah well first off we hadn't done one in three and a half years or something like that and then also in addition to that you know okay at first when you had the first flyer and it was kind of like just me you spody munchie and that wasn't really like moving the needle in terms of ticket sales that that that made sense to me because it's like okay it's four four dudes it's not like the best looking flyer whatever but then once we added unk added hater world and then added the four extra element and still it wasn't moving that really was what made me feel like you know what okay like the prize four extra at least would you know when you think coming back together which by the way for the people out there we are going to be doing a podcast together in the near future probably start dropping next week but uh yeah that that definitely stood out to me i was like wow like uh the the interest just isn't really there and especially like you know because like at first when it's just us four on the pot on the flyer i'm thinking oh we're not selling tickets it's us but then i add all this other shit and that didn't work and i'm kind of like oh okay i feel like at that point you can't really like put it entirely on us you got to be like i guess the fans just don't really want to do this shit unless it's some earth shattering shit in general i do think that jayhood brought up an interesting question i think a lot of people who may be interested in it we're still kind of confused by it like what exactly is going on here what does a live podcast experience entail but i do feel like podcasting has been like very popular for like 10 years, eight years, whatever.

1:28:00And we've done, you know, like you can hop on YouTube and see videos of us doing a lot of different live podcasts, as well as the fact that like really like almost like every other popular podcast has done a live podcast that it's like, I don't think it's that confusing to people at this point, what it might be like. Now it is understandable that they might have gone to one or thought about going to one and didn't enjoy the experience because for sure that's the case with me i've been to some live podcasts where i was like i'm never going to see that person do another live podcast i like them i like their content i'll continue to watch the content but i'm not gonna ever probably go to that again you know so i don't know i feel like that's probably part of it is like people have gone to a couple live podcasts and just didn't really like the experience enough to do it again it's kind of like really it's like a meet and greet on steroids for real like the thing there's not too much that's going to be said on stage that hits you the way these conversations i'm thinking it's like uh like comments in real life like kind of yeah low key like like the uh like the viewers comments yeah like the viewers they just speak in their mind right then in there but you remember the the first one that we did well that was like the best vibe in that room like it was so dope to have the whole fan base there and then after that we did live shows in new york and Boston that also sold out that did really, really good.

1:29:23So the fact that there could be that much less momentum in terms of seeing a live podcast, it was pretty shocking to me how much the market has changed. But then keep in mind also that was like there's eight faces on that flyer. No, but in Boston and New York it was just me, AD House fund. For sure. And that, you know, with no opener. I mean, that kind of, you know, that's not like what we were offering this time was like so much more value in terms of like seeing different people and shit, you know? But that's also like the first No Jumper appearance damn near on the East Coast ever. Like those people have been waiting since the XXX interview to, you know.

1:30:01We can throw a great live show at them. For shit show. What do you think we could have done differently? Um, I say I don't know, a little few things if, alright, so maybe at the live show, was that supposed to be when Doughboy and Spoty was supposed to... Nah, it was a different event, but... You could have put that together. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Put that together so the viewers, they get to see that in real life, in real time. And then, I don't know, maybe just... I never been to a live show. Like, you know... There's a lot of cool stuff. I mean, we were planning on doing some cool shit. I mean, even Doughboy doing stand-up comedy was not enough to move the needle, which is kind of shocking to see one of the greatest stand-up comics of all time.

1:30:47Oh, he was ready. Oh, he was ready. We should have made tomato-flavored donuts for the crowd to hurl at him. We was going to do a question and answer with no filter. That would have been a good one. I do feel like the question and answer with the fans, though, typically is extremely boring. Well, yeah, unless there's suspects on the stage and puns like, hey, what's up with that fight with Kelpie, Kelpie? That was funny. Yeah, there could be funny moments that go left like that for sure. could have gone another way but you know hey to the fans out there will we ever try to do another live show probably not realistically probably just I mean like we tried we like we put together the best promotion that we could in terms of like look at all these different people that you're going to be able to see and they resoundingly said we don't care we'll watch you on YouTube but we're not going to go to this theater and see you guys which really I'll take the YouTube stuff instead of the live event but I did it already the live podcast yeah it's over we no this one is canceled but we did previously we did one at a smaller theater with like five six hundred people we did the novo where we maybe sold a thousand tickets that was all about four years ago and then we did another show in new york and another show in boston which was smaller maybe like 400 or 300 or whatever those were but this was our attempt at like maybe getting back into the groove of things we had a stacked flyer put a lot of different faces on there.

1:32:17It didn't matter. So to the fans who are let down, you know, hey, it's your fault. That's just crazy because how do I have a show in Vallejo this weekend and I got 200 tickets sold already in Vallejo to see me to see you rap? How come I can see it?

1:32:38Hey, hey, but what's funny is that a lot of the cancellation? Hey, what's funny is that a lot of the cancellation? Hey, Lush, dude, got bars, though. Hey, what's funnier than Lush? You feel me? What are you saying? He thought he got up. Nah, Lush, the rap. That's the type shit. Yeah. What the fuck's they talking about, huh? But you think 200 people are going to see Lush? They already sold the tickets. Where's the flyer? Oh, there she go. We're on your Instagram. Where is it? I got to sit here. I'll show you right now. So it's not on your Instagram, but you're going to somehow show me on your phone?

1:33:09It is. No, it's on Instagram. It's just not online. You got to show. you vote with because i'm double never mind well what song you gonna rap you got your own music i got my own music no i'm gonna perform not like us

1:33:26yeah and so we do have some people in the chatter saying like oh adam you didn't realize that people don't like you i feel like that is a difficult argument to make when i was gonna be like one tenth of the people on the flyer. Once we add all those other people. Okay, so this is... It's got Equipto and you on the flyer, as well as a lot of other people. Hey, who picked your guy? Me and the homie. It isn't Vallejo. Russell may be attending. He's not actually on the flyer. No, Russell don't want to be around me. You don't want to come? Yeah. Good for you. I would like to see footage of this. You a battle rapper?

1:34:07you got a lot to learn about him he's battle rap legend I gotta fuck with my boy Lesh I hope the mania elbow drop him this is heaven saying bye I'm not gonna lie I am a little disappointed I thought for sure we could get some people out of the fucking house no but Adam though bro how long was you promoting it how long two months maybe I forget the first time that we promoted it but I don't think in my opinion in my most humble opinion I don't think this should be the last attempt just because it got kind of messed up in the middle of it it's inception you should have one at the end of summer close out the summer i feel like it's live show bro the idea that like we were going to that that those dudes leaving the podcast change things i think is just false because realistically like the tickets were moving at such a bad rate in the first place that i just don't really think it would have mattered you know like we we did that fucking like we promoted for like a month and we sold 30 tickets to start things off and one ticket a day yeah I mean that's not good now could we have done more to promote I guess maybe man Adam I'm telling you like in the summer close out the summer no jumper the idea that we're just gonna do like a different date and that that would be better is to me a pool party where the fuck are we gonna do a pool party y 'all ain't getting Do the podcast live on the roof while everybody in the pool.

1:35:39One of the most sponsored Hollywood Hills. I feel like the pool party's not going to really change anything either. I just typed in Latim22 by accident. He's a guy. He's a guy named that. He has a beer. You look racist. This is the real... Shot Issue. Is it Shot Issue or Shot Issue? Shot Issue. I threw up. It's shot. I recovered though. We should talk about him in a second. But okay. The first. I'm trying to find the dance video that we did. Damn. I post a lot of reels. Where is it? How are we still going here? No, this is before. Bro, what happened to that reel of us dancing? There's no way I scrolled past it, right?

1:36:27Mm-hmm.

1:36:32I'm baffled. You got so many scooms on your page. It's so tight. Yeah. Horse. All right. I don't know how the fuck it's not on my page anymore, but yeah. The fifth one from the top? I like what you had. Definitely not true. You did the reel with Astro. You're like, today's challenge. Yeah. Definitely not. Oh, they were$64, apparently. I'm looking for the first reel that we did. $64 was what it was at? Yeah, for like general admission. That's kind of high, Bretta. it is i think so i don't really know yeah for wednesday for that experience i think so i mean i feel like people just don't really like want to leave the house anymore but whatever i give up on looking for this but uh yeah i don't know it's kind of it's kind of depressing so it hurt a little bit anyway um i got to uh read this ad when you run out uh shout out to our sponsor everything 420 when you run out of weed do you really want to stop what you're doing get dressed and get in the car and go hunt for products or do you want to spend 30 seconds on your phone and have it handled uh that's why i use everything420.com they got edibles flowers vapes gummies accessories they've got all of it fast shipping discreet packaging and trusted brands like sizzy packwoods cookies cakes and runs go to everything420.com and use no jump code no jumper for an additional 15 off i was actually telling him one of the porn girls the other day that uh she had to head on over to everything420.com.

1:37:58She wanted to get some edibles. Do they know about Doughboy's script yet? Did you read it? I did. What are your thoughts? Alright. First of all, Craig made the statement that Doughboy is an incredible writer and that's his greatest talent in the pod that we all did together. I think that Doughboy is a significantly better writer than performer as in the context on a podcast. I think my favorite thing about the script is just the glimpse into the psychology of doughboy like what he thinks about all of us because so many of that comes into play really like his my favorite thing is like him him writing what he thinks you and josh talk about you know what i mean like the conversations stuff well i think it's funny that he thinks that you're like that he thinks that josh calls you my brother he's like adam my brother we gotta talk i'm like he wouldn't i like that phrase has ever uttered his lips once but it is like a it is a funny script dude and i think they're and i like how it how long did it take you to read it i'm like i'm still reading like this is really long i mean it's a bit of an arduous read but i'm trying to give it and it'll probably 20 minutes i've never read a script 20 minutes i mean if you're sure i have 20 minutes if you're just like if you're like quick with it if you don't do like you're bringing it up on the screen this is it yeah i gotta get a barbecue pit up in this motherfucker something we need some food up in this bitch man uh usually people don't eat food on podcasts shit shit watch when i start my shit man i want some nigga shit going i want barbecue pits i want people are gonna like your podcast if you're fucking shoving food it's a weird idea that people think that you should eat food on a podcast like only people who think that are people that don't do podcasts i don't like it either but i'll tell you what it's people that like bullshit i watch people sit and watch motherfuckers eat all day.

1:39:52See, the shit that you're saying ain't gonna work, it'd be a motherfucker like me that'd give me a couple of million a few years from now, and you'll see motherfuckers, a hole stripping them on poles and shit with clothes on since they can't get naked. Barbecue pits in this motherfucker, low riders up in there. Motherfuckers crit walking and blood walking up. Hey, bitch, go in and roll me up a cigarette. None of those things are gonna make a podcast get more views. You say that. Well, I've been doing this for 10 years. Okay, well, I'm gonna do... Listen, don't count nobody out. I'm not counting you out.

1:40:16I'm just saying why I personally I'm not going to install a barbecue pit in the middle of the office. Well that's you I'm doing it. I'm doing it. When I get my shit you're going to be welcome with my shit. Hey bitch going in and cook up some motherfucking potato salad some ribs. I'm going to have my shit cracking. I'm going to have my shit cracking. I'm going to show people what I can tell. To put it in perspective every time somebody's eating a bag of chips on the podcast it's like resoundingly negative feedback from the audience. They get super somebody chewing gum. They're furious about it.

1:40:43They fear they hate me. The idea that people want to see us eat fucking brisket. That's why I want all ghetto people watching my shit. All white, black. I don't give a fuck what ratio is. I want nothing but the ghetto hood folks watching my shit. Even ghetto people don't want to watch people shove food down their throat. You don't see them shows where I watch people eat all day. They doing more numbers than this shit. Yeah, but that's like a produced show where they're able to edit out the parts of them actually eating. Man, you hear the shit. Maybe for a second. No, for the whole shit. I've watched Guy Fieri, Diners, Dodds, and whatever.

1:41:10Yeah, they smack, and they do more views than this show. Yeah, but I feel like you're mistaking a podcast that's 100 % raw from like a TV show that's like produced with a crew of probably 20 people. Man, I won't get them shit. I won't hood rats. I won't barbecue pit. I won't all that shit on my show. I don't think you do though. Don't you personally want to not be like relegated to just making hood shit? No, I want to be different. I want to be different. This hood shit sale. Why you think you do hood shit all day? I don't. Why you think this motherfucking show cover all street shit? Because it works, right?

1:41:37Because it works. It's a hip hop podcast. No, this ain't no hip hop podcast. This gang bangers, bloods, crips, power rules, bloods, Mexicans, everybody on this motherfucking We haven't talked about any gangster shit today. No, this show is full of street shit. We talk about street shit, but really it's rooted in hip-hop culture. No, we ain't talk about no hip-hop shit. We ain't talked about any gangster shit all day. All the shit I react to on your show is gangster shit. Right. Because that's what you are interested in. And that shit works. Right. That's what you're interested in, but we make a lot of content outside of that.

1:42:04But do you know all the people that do reactions on your shit is helping your shit? In a way. Yes, it do. I would agree that it helps, but in such a microscopic level. It doesn't matter. It still works. Everything counts. Right. But I mean, I've been doing this for a long time, and I can say that I don't really think it matters that much. Yes, it do. So you're going to overrule me? Yes, I am. I'm going to tell you why. Somebody who's never done podcasts, you're overruling me and telling you it doesn't matter. It's cool. It's fine. But what I'm saying is everybody does. And the reality is a lot of people basically watch the podcast through other channels, which absolutely does not benefit us in any way.

1:42:39You don't consider your channel a podcast? No, I don't. I'm not a podcast I'm a hustler I'm not a motherfucking podcast I never dream I never said please God make me a podcaster but hustler doesn't describe the type of content that you're making listen do you know what I should do to make money what if you knew what I used to do to make money this shit is a hustle to me exactly you see what I'm saying so anything is a hustle everything is a hustle being a garbage man is a hustle but making content is not necessarily defined by just like being a hustler I never prayed I never told God hey God I want to be a podcaster.

1:43:13I never said that. I said, hey, guy, look, I need a couple of dollars this month. And he said, nigga, I got you. Don't worry about nothing. Go buy it. Go spend$10 ,000 on the camera, which I did. Go buy you some G Master lenses, which I did. Go buy you some short mics, which I did. Go get you a motherfucking PC, which I did. I spent racks on my shit. I ain't one of these niggas on here filming from the phone. And it works. Everybody that count, whoever supports your shit, you can't look at a nigga and say, oh, nigga, what y 'all doing don't do shit for us. If we supporting your shit, every bit count.

1:43:40We the people Without the motherfucking people It wouldn't work I'm telling you that it doesn't work Alright well nigga I'm gonna stop doing reaction to your shit How about that What the fuck do you think I care You think that's gonna hurt the channel Like oh no Rick Ross isn't Rick Rock isn't promoting us anymore Listen I don't wanna blow off I don't wanna blow off This 10 ,000 This nigga about to give me So I don't wanna fuck That 10 racks up But listen what I'm saying But that is You just like actually Cornered yourself so bad No no no no The idea that you Not making reaction videos About our content Would it anyway hurt the content Is like so insane But I could do all the time Nobody would ever argue that.

1:44:11I could do all type of shit, though, nigga. I could film movies. That's cool, but that has nothing to do with what we were just talking about. I wouldn't give a fuck if I did this or not. What I'm saying is I'm not a one-trick pony. I'm not a nigga who can sit on this. Okay, but that has nothing to do with what we were just talking about. That doesn't change the argument that we were just having. You know why I never sitting in one spot for these many hours? Y 'all good at this shit. I give y 'all props for this shit. Sitting in this motherfucker for four and five hours? That's podcast. I'm not doing it.

1:44:35I'm not doing that. I'm not doing it. I mean, you do most of your content by yourself anyway, right? You know, your content. I don't even know what this shit called. Listen, keep it above the reaction podcast. I tell you what I do. I don't know what that shit called. Yeah, reacting. I guess it's reacting. Do you know how long it take a motherfucker to do a reaction video? Not that long. 10 minutes. 15. Exactly. 15 minutes. I'm gone. I get up, knock out three videos in about an hour. That shit out of it. Set them on a timer. I'm gone. But what point are you making? We know that. But your content is.

1:45:06I don't think anybody watches your content and is like oh this must have took hours to put together I don't give a fuck if they watch it as long as I make some money I go fix my low riders and have fun and send my son a couple thousand I don't give a fuck who's watching that shit I'm not that interested in this shit this never was my goal my goal the reason why I spent all that money on camera equipment was to shoot short films that was my whole plan I got caught up in this shit this wasn't my plan YouTube stream came outside with the camera That's it, nigga. No, no, no, no. This is how I started.

1:45:36I shot, I was clowning, what's his name? China Mac and Crit Mac. I was doing it on my phone. I was just clowning. Like, man, look at these niggas walking through these dudes hood without no strap. These niggas crazy. And they came back and said something to me and they struck my channel. They struck my channel. And I wanted revenge so motherfucking bad. I started clowning. And then I started, the shit started doing numbers and I started saying. I started seeing money from this shit. I'm like, you can make money off this motherfucking shit. But you're never going to make any money off short films.

1:46:08Yes, you could. How? On Tubi. Netflix. But how are you going to promote it? You don't see Big John? I just did a short film with Big John. Pull it up. They make money off that shit. How much? A lot. How much? They made like $300 ,000 on them movies. You made $300 ,000? No, not me. I'm saying the motherfuckers. Big John, them niggas make money. Man, they're the best at this shit. Them dudes in Detroit. Hell yeah. That's where the money at, man. Okay, the type of thing that you're going to be able to sell to Tubi is going to cost like you know a lot of money to produce. But I got all that. Right.

1:46:36Don't don't don't listen don't sleep on don't think I'm just no nigga up here with a motherfucking police. If I took you to my spot right now and show you all my shit you'd be like damn rock you got some shit up in this motherfucker. I got some shit man. That's fair but all I'm saying is that the reason why you're doing like low brow reacting content is because it's easy and it's easy to monetize in the short run whereas like making a short film is obviously like far more difficult. It takes startup capital will even get it going and then it's hard to monetize. No, no. Yeah. No, don't. Well, you haven't done it yet, right?

1:47:03Have you shot one before? No. I've shot one before. I've looked into it a lot. Yeah. Everything 420 coming soon. Yeah, that shit easy, man. That shit ain't no hard work. If it was easy, then everybody would be doing it. No, everybody can't do it. Why? But for a nigga like me that can edit, I got editors, I got people that can do the sound. But you haven't done this yet, right? Excuse me? But you haven't done it yet, right? Yeah, I've done it. Where? Let me show you something, man. What? I see. I can tell you ain't been paying attention to me. God damn. You over here. You over here doubting me.

1:47:28You're just like you're making like creating a profitable movie business like seem like it's this really really easy thing to do and I just don't really buy that. What's your Wi-Fi? You ain't gotta buy it. You ain't gotta buy shit. They gonna buy it. Okay but I'm trying to get you to like justify it. What's your Wi-Fi? Nigga my shit fucked it. I don't know. It ain't coming up. But I'll show you some shit. I'll send some shit to you. I'll send some shit. I'll check it out. I just I personally am allergic to people acting like things like this are easy when in reality there are very difficult. For me it's easy.

1:47:55For everybody else it might be hard. Yes I am. Hey cuz what I done? Tell this nigga what I do man. He don't know what I do. Shouldn't we be able to pull up like a link on YouTube? I'm trying to show you some shit. Just tell me what to look for. No it ain't on YouTube. So it's secret? Why is it secret? Because this ain't for everybody. This ain't for everybody. So it's available to the public but it's somehow not available to everybody? I like the element of surprise. I like when they come out motherfuckers say damn rock you did that. Yeah. But you're talking about it right now. You don't know who you talking about.

1:48:23Hey, his movie. I just asked you, how do we find it? No, you're going to see. You're going to see. Just tell me where to look up. Now, look, go to, let me see, man. Go to, what's that movie that we just did? What's the name of that shit, man? Man, it's a society. You should know, not me. I'm not keeping up with this shit, but I got a movie. I'm in a movie. What's your Wi-Fi? I don't know. I'm going to show you right now. You ain't got a search? Go to my Instagram. Go to my Instagram. Also, Rick Rock, you know, you was talking about like, hey, I want to have like a. I got like 50 ,000 in the women.

1:48:53You were talking about, I want to have a street podcast platform, which I do think is a really dope concept and idea. Don't you think also that that's kind of fulfilled by Figmunity? Is that kind of what that is or not? They not cooking barbecue on the show. Go down. They do have a food show. I ain't never seen no cooking barbecue on the inside. Not like cooking barbecue. To be fair, they have a food show that they started here. I haven't seen it. Keep going down. Keep going down. keep going keep going keep going keep going keep going keep going you get there you go that go that go me right there just told him adam look at my eye no no no not that that's new shit man right there you don't see me right no no go down that's me and my low rider go down that's what i thought come on man you're passing up what the fuck you're telling me to click it look look go down look go down right there look these ones yeah no go to the last one the last one the first one right there man that's your boy man come on man so this is a scene from yeah it's the same from the movie that we just did okay what's the sound why do you think Who the fuck knows?

1:50:15Maybe your wife holding the pussy hostage or some shit. What'd you say about my wife? I said you should be fucking your wife instead of fucking with us. What do you thought you said? Get your ass in the fucking truck. For what I ain't do shit. Yeah you did. You insulted my partner's wife. Get in the car. Hey we all taking home. Yeah I don't even fit in this motherfucker man. Squeeze in bitch. Fuck. You got a problem too? Yeah fuck you. to the max. Bro, the Colossus. That's some good shit on here, man. That's some good-ass shit, man. Come on, man. That's the whole movie. That's the whole movie.

1:50:51I got to check it out. Yeah. And to be fair, you can produce quality productions that are at least comparable to the platforms that we've been talking about. 15, 20 bands, 10 bands. Yeah. Yeah, a lot of people do that. All you need is a sound man and a fucking editor. Get you a writer, write you a short film, get you a sound man get you an editor you could film this shit with one of them what's that what what kind of uh sony is that i'll find out later but you can film it with one of them motherfuckers yeah with a red camera get your red camera with some good lenses you join it with a red for sure i feel like if you're gonna make content you got to be able to make it and have it become popular for free on youtube before you could like even be able to go to something like to be and say hey this is something that y 'all should invest in or something that that would make sense on the platform right no but of course you got to have your fan base already you got to hook up with somebody that's already doing it and then once you get them on on tubi then you send them to youtube you got to cut out all the cussing and all that shit that it's on youtube but once you get all the cussing and everything out then you send it over there okay yeah once you're like hitting their charts and all that and like they're actually aware of you at a certain point they might open a budget they may or may not luckily for me i know how to film i got the camera to do the stuff with you know i'm saying i do i do more than this man like go to go to geechi daddy uh uh what's that video we shot for the homie man uh free geechi yeah what's that movie what's that video we shot i shot forget you got it uh yeah what's the name of that one uh damn i'm getting old from from uh from a letter to the block okay yeah yeah letter to the block i shot a few i shot a few of them luckily for me i know how to film but that's what i was going to say like like what i know of your production quality is based on your music videos and all that like because you have your videos in the beginning all that's easy shit though like yeah but i was like okay but that showed me at least like there is like a production value there you understand a degree of cinema so i was like all right but yeah it is like i do think that what people consider making a film nowadays is kind of it the bar set a lot lower so people we if you fly you could do that shit at this point.

1:53:00It's not the 90s where you actually had to. That's the next move for me. That's the next move. We'll get into the directing. No, yeah, directing, filming, and then I got to show this cat right here, man. Look, you want to put some money with this shit? We can shoot a no jumper movie. Yeah, man, everybody's always saying that shit to me. Okay, that's Doughboy's got a script. I'm gonna be real. Everybody got this pie in the sky ass idea that they're gonna make a movie. You'll see. Who gonna play Adam? Play Adam. You gonna play yourself? I mean, I'm still me. I'm the next millionaire around this motherfucker.

1:53:32Rick Rock. They gonna see. I just feel like when it comes to content, generally speaking, the people and myself, it's like the people don't really want to hear about what you're gonna do. Right. You know, they want to see what you're actually doing right now. Or at the very least, like, you know, show me that you have it in motion, you know? Right. So for me, like, I don't know, just like, I already know how hard it is to like run like a YouTube business. The idea that it would be so much easier to run a 2B business, to me is just like, what? How could that be easier? YouTube's free. You think Snoop Dogg calling me if I didn't know what I was doing, man?

1:54:07We don't know who's calling you. It don't matter what you know. Do you think he'd be calling me if I didn't know what the fuck I was doing? What is he calling you about? If you don't know, you don't need to know. Just watch. You can't say that on a podcast. You will watch. You can't be like, oh, you already should know. You gotta ask a question on a podcast. I got the biggest dog of them all. The biggest dog of them all. Contact Rick Rockman. But you said they had like, y 'all have it like. The biggest entertainer in the world calls Rick Rock, man. Yeah. The most famous entertainer in the world.

1:54:32But you want to tell us what he calls you about? It's top secret. Why would it be secret? It's top secret. Why would a conversation with Snoop Dogg be top secret? It's top secret. It's top secret. Well, you're making something for him or something? You help Snoop start his podcast? No, this is top secret shit with Rick Rock, dude, man. I'm telling y 'all, man, it's top secret. Does Snoop Dogg have a podcast? No, man, Snoop Dogg don't need no podcast. He's the biggest nigga in the world. Snoop Dogg is a walking podcast. What are you talking about? than snoop dog man what are you talking about nobody's bigger than snoop dog man no there's tons of content creators we're not talking about content career we talking about the biggest period what just fame yeah nigga bigger than snoop is pretty fucking fame no like snoop dog is at like peak fame but it's terms of like it don't matter what he is it don't matter if snoop dog does a live stream and then kai sanat does a live stream do you understand that might have like 10 000 times as many viewers what are you talking about you think so okay but no no no no but you're talking about something completely different.

1:55:25He's famous enough and brand safe enough that, yeah, he can get booked at the Olympics, but if Kaisenad does a stream... Can Kaisenad do the Olympics? I mean, he realistically probably not that big enough, but if Kaisenad... Okay, listen to me. Kaisenad does a stream, or Eyeshow Speed does a stream, and Snoop Dogg does a stream, they're going to do like a thousand times as many viewers. We're not talking about no stream. We're talking about, nigga, Kaisenad ain't bigger than no Snoop Dogg. But you're bringing up a random sporting event that he got booked to perform at. He did the Olympics. Let me see one of these dudes do the Olympics.

1:55:50But you're just ignoring my example that I put forth to bring up another random example. We're talking about the biggest, man. That's what I'm talking about. You talking about Kaisenat, I'm talking about the dog. To me, when I think of the biggest, I think of who can command the biggest audience on their own without assistance from a massive corporation like the Olympics. It don't matter. Dog is the biggest, man. Well, that last sentence is kind of a... I mean... I don't know if that's a fair qualifier. Snoop Dogg might be more famous than Kaisenat or Aisha Speed, I guess, on like an international level.

1:56:17But as far as like who can command a bigger audience, it's not even close. No, Kaisenat's more popular. I just said something that was objectively 100 % obviously true. And you just said you're crazy. Y 'all crazy. That's bad podcasting because you can't back up your opinion here. No, no, no, no. So wait, you're telling me that if they both go live at the same time, that Snoop Dogg will do numbers even close to Kaisenat. I want to see Kaisenat do the Olympics. But why does that matter? Because it matters. And realistically, Kaysenat probably could get booked by the Olympics. They're not calling him an Olympics.

1:56:54I'm not saying you can't. It's such a random thing to bring up. I'm not saying you can't, but have they called him yet? No. But here's the thing. When I said he's more popular, I mean currently relevant in today's space. Yes, Kaysenat. Wait, wait, wait. Kaysenat is more currently relevant than Snoop. But Snoop is still way more famous. Overall, it's not close. But also, okay, here's the thing. No, no, no. Listen, listen, listen. Kaisenat gets Snoop to pull up to his stream. For sure. Kaisenat would never pull up to Snoop's stream. I hate to say it. Yes, he would. But let's be real. I'll get up and leave.

1:57:29Yes, he would. He might want you out of respect, but in terms of like, it's just, it wouldn't be worth his time. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, that's a fact. Any conversation with Uncle Snoop is worth a time. Yeah. You saying Kaisenat could get Snoop to pull up. He has. Do you know if it wasn't for Snoop, nigga, he wouldn't have reached that milestone? Snoop is the. No, for sure. What are you talking about? Kai Sinat wants to work with Snoop. What are you talking about? Yes, and they have, and he'll pull up to his stream. But if Snoop Dogg asks Kai to go to his stream, Kai's not doing it.

1:57:57You're crazy as fuck. It's true. One has happened and one hasn't. Call Kai Sinat. I don't have his current number. Look, I'll say this, and I've said this on this pod several times. Snoop Dogg in 1993 is the... He's still the man right now. No, no, no, for sure that. For sure that. He's more the man now. But in 1993, when he was first coming out, And then when Doggy Sal dropped, I think it was in 9-4 or maybe that was 9-3, tail end in 9-3. But like this album came out though. There's never been. Maybe this album 50 drops. Put it like this. It's nothing y 'all can say. It's nothing y 'all can say.

1:58:30Y 'all might be right. But I'm going to tell y 'all like this. It's nothing y 'all can say. That's going to make me say none of these cats is bigger than a dog. I'm not saying that. They're not bigger than a dog. Can you accept that that is a liability for you as a podcaster if you're not willing to have a serious conversation? and you're just going to default to endorsing somebody who's shown you love. They are not bigger than the dog. Okay, so we just asked Gemini. Gemini says Kysenak would command a significantly bigger live audience than Snoop Dogg. Man, you were talking about an AI system.

1:58:59While Snoop Dogg is a legendary global icon with massive cross-generational fame, live streaming is an entirely different ecosystem where Kysenak completely dominates. I want to see Kysenak do the Olympics. You are wrong. I want to see him do the Olympics. Do you understand how that is completely irrelevant? I'm not here to be right or wrong. what I'm saying none of them niggas is bigger than Snoop Dogg I don't give a fuck why would you not care if you were right Snoop Dogg is the biggest man that's it that's all with me that's just me but on a podcast it's like you're trying to be objective to like have like a serious conversation that's just what I'm saying he's the biggest but I mean that would be like me saying like well King Pill is bigger than Tyler the Creator than Outcast because me and King Pill are tight I never even met Tyler the Creator so to me it's hey I'm not saying I'm right or wrong I'm just saying King Pill is bigger than Tyler, the creator, because that's my boy.

1:59:46And Tyler, the creator, I never even met him. What I'm going to do, argue with you about that. No, but I'm saying that what I'm saying is as logical as what you're saying. No, no, no. I'm riding with the king of the West Coast, man. Right, but when we're talking about who can command a bigger audience, Snoop Dogg obviously is not going to be able to do the numbers. Man, listen, man. You don't think Snoop Dogg can command this. Do you know that Snoop Dogg was - Can you not read the fucking synopsis? Of course he can. Watch this, man. Be serious. Snoop was before all these dudes. I don't care what they talk about.

2:00:15No, it ain't. Snoop is the biggest, man. You know what's crazy is that Snoop Dogg was my first favorite rapper when I was a child. And I'm still able to have a conversation about this objectively and not just default to who shows me love. He's my favorite. Okay, so you're saying live stream over the phone. I'm saying who has a bigger active fan base. Like if Kaisenat did an event and then Snoop Dogg did an event on the same day, Kaysenat's event would be a global takeover and we probably wouldn't hear about Snoop's event that's just reality I feel like Snoop got I understand it might be a difficult pill to swallow but that's just reality Snoop has fans your age everybody don't know Kaysenat, Kaysenat don't have too many fans of age, everybody don't know who knows Kaysenat no they don't as far as the younger generation as far as the generation who's going to go to a live event or watch something live I could go ask my grandma, you know Snoop Dogg?

2:01:11Yes, you know Kyson. But your grandma's not going to watch the live stream or go to the live event. But she know who Snoop Dogg is. And that is when you're equating. You're talking about global recognition versus an active fan base. Man, I'm talking about the biggest. But that's why I said the overall fame, Snoop Dogg, is light years beyond damn near anybody in the culture. Depending on the vibe of the concert, them old heads are going to come out to support Uncle Snoop. They love him. Snoop got fans your age. No, for sure. Look, look, look. Nobody your age want to watch Cots of Life. Your parents know who Snoop Dogg is, for sure.

2:01:45You feel me? I'm pretty sure. If not, I don't know if your grandparents are. Man, how the hell we get on this thing? Some of them might know who they are. You were saying that. In your kid's generation. The biggest call you so you know what you're doing. You got something going on. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. See, I'm getting old. I'm not what this nigga is going on. Because you keep using Snoop Dogg calling you as justification for everything else in your life? No, because you said something about movies. And I said, you think I don't know what I'm doing if I got the biggest in the world calling me?

2:02:07And you brought up kinds of nothing. I'm just saying that I wouldn't sit there and act like I'm a star movie director if I've never met a movie. Listen, it doesn't matter. That's because I assume that I could. You think Snoop going to be calling me just because I'm a nigga that's... Listen, man, he's calling me for my work. But when we're talking about making a movie... But he's calling me for my work, though. He might call you. He probably thinks you're a cool dude. No, no, he don't. He don't have any people. If he wanted to talk to somebody about making movies, I'm sure that there's people that are more qualified than you.

2:02:32Spike Lee! But guess who he's calling? He's calling The Rock, though. Right, but he's probably just calling you to talk, right? No, he's not. He's calling The Rock for a reason. It doesn't matter what you feel or what you think he's calling me for. The nigga ain't calling me just because I'm some cool nigga from Coppin. No, but if you want to get advice on making a movie, you should probably call somebody who's actually made a movie, right? He probably knows tons of people who've made movies. We just made a movie. He's been in all these big movies. Yeah, I do. I'm doing the same shit. You just seen me on the movie.

2:02:59I seen you playing a role in a movie. It doesn't matter. You don't know what's going on. I was Antoine of Fuqua. He was in training day. I had wrote in the motherfucker. You don't know what I did in it. Well, we assume you probably would have called us if you had a deeper involvement. Man, I got most stuff on there I did. Okay. Just say, next time, just be like, man, check my IMDb. I ain't got time for this bullshit. I need IMDb. I gotta say. This nigga just want to argue. You want to go back and forth. No, but I, okay, no. It's not that I want to go back and forth. It's like, if you're going to be a podcaster, you need to be willing.

2:03:26I'm a hustler, man. You need to be willing to be checked on your bullshit. Man, I'm not no podcaster. I just told you that an hour ago. Well, you're on a podcast right now. I'm a hustler. You got a hustler on here. But see, okay, that is another default that you keep saying is like, I'm a hustler. I'm a hustler. We're trying to have like real conversations about real shit. I have been a real conversation. So when you default to like, I'm a hustler. No, no, you a podcaster. Everybody out there in the audience is thinking, oh, that's some bullshit. I'm not a podcaster. You called me up here. But you're on a podcast right now.

2:03:51Yeah, I'm on a podcast, but I'm a hustler. But when you're on a podcast, like people expect you to make sense. Man, listen, man, these people want to be entertained. They don't give a fuck about this shit. Right, but they're not going to be entertained for long by somebody who circumvents the conversation by saying, I'm a hustler. Guess what they're going to say? Man, we don't want that nigga back on here. And that's cool with me, because I'm not a podcaster. That's why he was saying he works with bitches with ass. Yeah, I'm a hustler, nigga. I'm not on here trying to fake like I'm no podcast and all that old shit.

2:04:14I was like, we're Cassidy. We're Cassidy. I'm a hustler. I'm going to start saying that whenever anybody tells me I'm wrong. You're a hustler. I'm a hustler. I'm trying to get water to a woman. Man, I've been doing this since I was 14 years old. mama seeing me at the liquor store hey mama put this money up what what are you doing but doing what man i can't tell you what i was doing but i was doing what i was doing i've been i've been murder i'm pretty sure you can tell us i can't no i don't steal from liquor stores i'm not no more huh i never stole from liquor stores i'm a hustler i never robbed a liquor store i never stole that's broke we don't do that for sure and and you already know fools get packed for stealing from the store i just never been something i was into man like stealing stealing what what we still have to store for?

2:04:54We can make money to buy the whole store. You gotta start somewhere. I watched my father and my uncle. How are you gonna make money to buy the whole store? Like comparing that to stealing. So you talking to me like, so you know how you talking to me right now? He's a dream question. Like I'm trying to get you to make sense. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. You getting at me like I'm just some old nigga. That's what you getting at me like. No, I'm trying to get you to make sense in the conversation we're having. No, that's how you getting at me though. You getting at me like nigga, y 'all can't do better than me.

2:05:18That's how you are from the store when you can buy the store. it's an insane thing to say and everybody at home watching this hears that and they're like oh that doesn't make any sense you can't get no money to buy the store that's how you getting out of it obviously if you're if you're not stealing from the store then you can't buy the store it costs like a hundred thousand dollars plus to buy a store i don't steal i just said we don't steal you're talking about like yeah he said he don't i don't steal considering stealing from the store obviously doesn't have the option but we're not talking about you but that's what How do you go by the store?

2:05:48How do you go by the store? How do you go by the store? How do you go by the store? But you talk to them like they dumb, though, man. I saw what I'm talking about. But if you say something dumb, then I'm going to have to talk to you like you're dumb to try to get there. You going back earlier, what do y 'all views do for my channel? He said, what do y 'all views do for my channel? Niggas, niggas, this is important in any type of way that's working for your favor. Okay, but you would think that somebody telling you from experience what a reactor does for a channel, it doesn't do anything. but you're refusing to make it a scene like you better than everybody on this no i just haven't no that's how you get now you're going into the victim role which is crazy victim i'm saying some real shit no you're not because you're not willing to listen to me when i have infinitely more expertise on this topic than you go ahead yeah go ahead okay so like if you really want to go back to the concept of like does a reactor help yeah jumper it's like i'm telling you as somebody who's been doing this for a long time 10 years this is my main thing i'm telling you it doesn't matter at all and you don't seem willing to accept that i as an expert in that exact topic you're trying to tell me that i'm wrong so if a person but then you're not putting forth any kind of actual argument to explain if a person going to stoke and spend a hundred dollars and a motherfucker come right behind him and spend a dollar at the end of the month nigga that shit add up 101 dollars It don't matter who came in.

2:07:10You think the liquor store care about a nigga coming here and spending 10 cents a nigga spending 1 ,000? Because when they get to counting all that stuff up, it make money. That's what I'm trying to explain. You basically saying, nigga, F y 'all. Nigga, I'm bigger than all of y 'all. Nigga, I don't care what you niggas do. No, but I'm not actually saying F y 'all because I actually don't care at all if people react to our content. You might have reactions that love your channel. But all I'm saying, and I don't give a fuck if they love it or hate it. All I'm saying is it doesn't matter for us. No, it doesn't matter for you.

2:07:32And if anything, it hurts. Because obviously like - So now you sound like Gucci who don't want niggas to wear their clothes because it devolues their value. That's what you're saying. I don't think anyone in charge of Gucci has ever said that. No, hold up, homie. So hold up, cuz. Hold up. Because what you're saying, if a nigga do a reaction to your shit, it's hurting your channel. That's like Gucci saying, I don't want you niggas wearing our clothes because it's making our shit look cheap. Do you think that's... Yeah, come on, cuz. You know what you're doing, homie. You want to fact check that?

2:08:01Louis Vuitton for sure. Okay, but I'll give you the example that is going to prove my point. is that the other day I'm sitting on the podcast with CritMac and... Hey, one mic, motherfucker. I'm sitting on the podcast with CritMac and ODM Slim. And ODM Slim, we're kind of arguing about our content or whatever. And he said... Man, you're talking about a nigga that do dope, man. I don't want to talk about that. That's totally irrelevant. But ODM Slim said, I don't even watch your shit. I'll watch your shit through Neem. Which, I'm not striking fucking Gangland Neem's channel. I don't give a fuck if he reacts to us.

2:08:33From what I heard, he actually does like relatively positive reviews of our content or whatever i don't really know i've only really watched like one or two of his videos check him out but he's a reactor who does the exact same thing that you do and uh what's his name gangland neem i thought you was gonna mention here's your shout out neem anyway he said that he watches our channel through gangland neem's channel right so that's at least one person there and i would actually probably say that most of the people like if gangland neem uploads a video and it has 5 000 views because they want to see him react to our content that might be as many as 5 000 people that are not watching our channel because they're watching this now fair use is important yeah i have seen and i'm not taking issue with the fact that he does that but the idea that his content is helping my channel get bigger why would anyone think but watch this you might got you might got people that don't want to watch the actual line for four hours right right and you might got dudes that do a reaction they might add a different twist to what y 'all doing.

2:09:30You might got a clip channel though, okay? A clip channel? Hell yeah. That's cool, that's cool. We clip our own clip channel. That's cool too, though, right? That's cool. But you might got a dude like J-Hood that add comedy to it. You might got him that crack jokes on motherfuckers to it. And they might like that. And that might drive them, especially if you're doing 15 minutes. Nigga might say, man, I'm gonna go watch the whole show. That shit look good over there. But the idea that that happens is wrong. It happens. Not really. You got to ask the people. And actually, I'll give you an example of a way more extreme example is that a lot of times there'll be like a viral tweet we'll have a viral moment or whatever and and and uh uh it'll go crazy we'll see it on twitter see on tiktok millions and millions of views does that help the original live stream from which that clip originated the answer and anybody who does youtube will tell you this is no so let me ask you it doesn't really move the needle now is it good it's good to have more visibility but the idea that we're getting more viewers that we're making more money from it is a fallacy.

2:10:25But it still add up. No, that's all I'm talking about. I'm telling you, it's so little that it's basically zero. Let me ask you this. Let me ask you this. If it was up to you, I haven't got a no jumper strike. You know, I guess I'm doing something right with my shit. I do. But let me ask you this. We don't strike people for views on the top. But let me ask you this. Would you rather the reaction channels not cover the no jumper content? I really, I'm indifferent. No, I'm asking you a straight question. Yes or no? I'm indifferent. No, that's not S and O, though. Well, I don't have a yes or a no for you.

2:10:49I just don't care. I'll say if it was about me I'll say yes cover me I'm talking to the man this is the boss I ain't talking to you I'm talking to your boss if every channel that reacts to No Jumper went away right now it will probably be a net positive but would you like that? yeah I mean obviously anything that's a net positive but I'm not I don't have the ability to stop people and also I respect people's freedom of speech if they want to talk about it or shit so I'm not going to go out of my way to stop them but the idea that it helps us is false But you just said, so if you're not going to stop them, then that mean it helps.

2:11:23No, because I can't stop them because there's a thing called fair use, which means that if you do an interview with someone, I can sit right here and watch that content and react to it and you can't do anything about it. So I could go do some content on Back Home Fig and I could go do content. So why the fuck when I do a content on, what's them dude, Joe Buttons, I get a strike for that shit? You don't. You just have to fight it. Yes, I do. No, you just didn't fight it. you just got to appeal it it comes out of this I'm doing reaction you can but Rick Rock it's like this do I want 20 ,000 people to see content about me that's generally going to be unfavorable but maybe out of those 20 ,000 people that see the video maybe a thousand of them might get converted I think that's why I said for me personally as I'm not a platform owner I'm just on the platform but for me like keep reacting to me when I was in the streets when I was like 13 no body about 15 when I was 15 I used to hustle right 15 no I'm telling you nigga you keep on laughing you keep on laughing that's back in the days I don't do that no more hold on look so look watch this I'm a hustler I remember when my homeboy he just got out of jail out of prison right we've been around this motherfucker doing we do he came home immediately got him a nice Monte Carlo you know in the hood that's some fly shit on some dates some real datings and I asked him I said damn homie I said how you getting all that money he said rock I take everything I said everything I don't do that he said nigga I get every I don't care if they come with a dollar nigga I want it so I'd have to hustle a mentality everything counts everything counts you probably grew up nigga you didn't have to do none of this I had a job when I was 12 that's good, that's excellent I commend you for that that's cool nothing is wrong with that so you never experienced that side what, having a hustle what is a job if not like a hustle I didn't have no job at 12 you could have right I probably could have By the time you're 14 or 15, you can probably get a job.

2:13:40I had a summer job at 16. I had a summer job, yeah. But before I got that summer job, I still had to figure out a way. My mama didn't have no motherfucking money. My mama was on the county. We had to go out and hustle. You know what I'm saying? We had to go get it. Yeah, that's how we came up. You know what I'm saying? Y 'all just see a nigga on the internet doing his reaction. It's a story behind everybody that you see on here. We would assume that. You know what I'm saying? We would assume that your life didn't begin reacting to YouTube videos. But you would laugh at it. You would laugh. and he's a hustler again.

2:14:09And I'm trying to tell you some of this. I'm just trying to tell you that like defaulting to just telling us you're a hustler in like every conversation is bizarre. Let's go to the podcast. What's the next topic? What do you got? What do we got next, man? I feel like we need to keep picking apart the hustler thing. This is crazy. This is crazy, man. It's just, I just, I want you to understand how funny it is. All this shit is funny. See, that's the thing. This is what I'm talking about. This is entertainment. It is. This is what I'm on here for. Get me some bread. Entertain these folks. Crack some jokes.

2:14:38The loke with the jokes. Have fun and I'm out of here. That's all it's about, man. I don't know. I feel like there's a deeper message that you got that you ain't even haven't tapped into. That's what I'm saying, bro. I feel like there's something there, though. Because you ain't just... Man, I smell dope, huh? The camera guy is smoking weed. What, you getting triggered? No, I'm like, what the fuck is that? You like weed? No, I don't smoke. Oh, okay. I'm like, what the fuck is that? Okay, I'll give you a topic and you can just... go off the top of your head with it. Basically, this is something that is very, very polarizing.

2:15:17Oh, okay. These are kids reacting to it. But basically, the UK has banned social media for anybody under the age of 16. That's good. And this is a very polarizing conversation in the culture. What's your immediate reaction to that? I'm going to tell you what I think about it. I like it. because I didn't spend countless hours scrolling through my phone right and if I'm addicted to it I'm a damn I'm I have addiction to this cell phone hmm I know the kids are addicted to it you know I'm saying and imagine a kid at school trying to learn but they only phones while the teacher ain't this is addiction man this is a drug and it's like they did alcohol like they did cigarettes they had to put an age limit on it I think that's good they need to do that here they need to ban all this social media stuff for any for these kids man but at what point are you no longer a kid and you should be allowed to be on social media well they got 16 what they say to ban is 16 what do you think i'm i'm wrestling with it because i do feel like on one hand i mean i don't let my kid on social media i don't let my kid watch tv i don't let my kid have a tablet you know realistically probably slowly let her start to be on those kind of things as she gets older but you know i why why do i not want her on it now yeah because i think actually there's a lot of like really really uh reputable studies that show that a child's brain doesn't really that tablets are bad for the development i see the way it is for my kid where she comes home after a day at school she doesn't look at the tv she doesn't think about the tv sometimes she'll tell alexa to play some music that she likes but she's playing with her toys she's she's reading with books she's drawing she's putting together puzzles she's doing legos doing all these things that i think are like dramatically more cohesive and beneficial for her upbringing and when i see kids her age five who are sitting on a tablet looking at youtube shorts and it is just straight dope being fed into their brain and they're skipping through the tiktoks at one after another and like i feel like if anything like i'm around a lot of sort of ritzy upper class valley parents right and almost none of them allow their kid like serious access to screens and tablets and i think that going forward people are going to look back in 10 years 20 years and they're going to say that there's another big gap between poor kids and rich kids and it's going to be the fact that the poor kids their parents thought it was fine to just sit them in front of the tv for 10 hours a day and that the the parents who have more money or have more privilege are the ones who are saying no i'm going to keep my kid away from that shit and in the long run that's going to affect their test scores that's going to affect how far they're able to go to school i know that my kids attention span is so much better last night i come home from school from from work and my fucking wife is sitting in bed with my kid and my kid's watching looney tunes and she's on the edge of her seat watching looney tunes because she don't ever really get to watch tv and my my wife was only letting her watch looney tunes because she was fasting.

2:18:20She got a colonoscopy today. So she's just like chilling, letting the kid watch Looney Tunes. My kid is on the edge of her seat watching Looney Tunes. This is cartoons from the 50s. I know that if my kid had been brought up watching Cocoa Melon, there's no way she could have been sitting there watching Looney Tunes. So I feel like you've got to preserve your kid's attention span because I know how fucked mine is. My kid is going to be addicted to her phone one day just like I am. But I think as a parent, you got to do everything you get. The question is should the government be the ones who are making the rules about when a kid should or should.

2:18:51And I assume that your parents can override this, right? They did it with tobacco. They did it with liquor. Yeah. You remember when we was coming up, you could smoke cigarettes in a restaurant. You remember that shit with kids up in here? We didn't even know how bad that shit was. You got people smoking cigarettes all up in a restaurant, right? And I'm going to tell you something. I live out here in this valley, right? I notice the kids out here, you see them in the parks. You see them doing activity. when you go back that way it's nobody outside I don't care what park you go to you can go to the mall you do not see everybody on their phones they on the video games but when you come out here you're playing all around here this is the difference between farm to table meal prep quality and McDonald's and if you look rich people are raising their kids in technology free households for the first five to six years of their lives at least.

2:19:47That's like par for the course. Wow, this is really interesting. There is no parental consent exception under the UK's newly announced social media ban for children under 16. So basically, even if your parent signs a waiver or wants to verify the account on behalf of their children under 16, they can't. Which to me, that's kind of crazy because can't you kind of imagine a world in which you had a 12-year-old who seemed so smart, so with it, so talented that them having a YouTube channel or a TikTok or whatever seems reasonable. I mean, I personally wouldn't really want that for my kid. I feel like they could start that journey later in life.

2:20:26But the fact that the parent couldn't have an exception to that, like think about that Ryan's Toys kid or all these different kids who like started YouTube channels when they were under 16 that, you know, probably are fucking, you know, started big businesses and stuff, which granted I think there's a lot of risks associated with allowing your kid to have a YouTube channel. This is just completely indicative that society has lost control. Parents can't control the kids. They need the government to intercede. That's the scariest part of this right here. We're not even raising our own kids no more.

2:20:56That was the fact that they even trying to police the children when it comes to electronics. And guess what? What's that thing to do? That's going to make it seem more exotic. You're literally creating an aura of mystique around They're making people commit crimes. All the kids is going to do is just put the date of birth to make them over the age of 16. You don't think I would have had me actually stealing that? You know what would be dope though? If YouTube had it like Instagram, Facebook, how you could block motherfuckers and never see them again. Well, you can hide this channel. But they still pop up.

2:21:29I've hid some channels and I never saw them again. No, but they could come back up. All they got to do is search your name, even when you hide. Oh, if you search for that content, you can find it? I'm saying I wish they could make it where you could just block them and you never see these people. Yeah, I think it'd be amazing. It'd be amazing. Hit you with a men in black laser. It'd be amazing. It removes it from your brain completely. So, okay. Part of the problem that I think that they're going to have with this is that kids aren't stupid. And especially by the time you get to 16, using a VPN is very easy.

2:21:56Right. You download it on your phone. You turn it on. Some of them you have to pay a little bit of money for it or whatever. But basically allows you to access anything using the VPN. and this has become like extremely common in australia and that introduces a whole new problem because now you got kids using vpns they're going to be able to access all kinds of shit it might even drive them to like the dark web or like all these other places where you could order drugs you can view really crazy porn etc i don't know it seems like there there could be some like unintended side effects because australia has had this kind of ban for quite a bit longer the fact that the UK and Australia both have it is pretty fucking crazy.

2:22:35You don't think it makes it less cool for these kids that want to smoke weed now that it's so popular and they're selling it in stores and there's packaging and all. Man, that shit ain't as cool as it used to be. Yeah, but like, bro, weed and social media are different. Every kid wants to be on social media regardless of if they're able to right now. Social media is the biggest drug in the world. Why you think you got millionaires off social media? Why you thinking? Listen, this is how you know social media is real, man. You got people that's in the comment sessions. They talking about all of us, right?

2:23:05But they don't even know that they addicted to commenting. They addicted to being in the comment section. They don't even want to do no content. They just want to come on here and get in the comment. That's addiction. This shit is addictive, man. Just really anything you do in excess could be addictive. And so, Adam, how old is your child going to be before you allow her to get a social media? i mean realistically like the exact age would be hard to figure out but it's like that's the problem is that you want to give them a phone at some point but now they have all kinds of like basic ass phones that don't really have any functionality yeah so i feel like you know you just have to like slowly ramp up to it and that honestly okay that's a big conversation amongst all the different private schools that we visited is how many tablets are there and i think like for public schools having a lot of tablets is a huge benefit they the parents want schools to have tablets by the time you get to like the nice private schools they're bragging about how little tablet time they give kids or how they wait until they get older to really give them a lot of tablet time because the parents are so concerned about the effect that this could be having on their brain yeah you know so they know that the electronics and these smartphones are making dumb humans.

2:24:22Nobody's reading no more. They're not telling nobody. And that's why. They're telling everybody now. They shouldn't even have them in the schools. Then if they know that this is a problem, they shouldn't even have them inside the schools. Think about how beneficial it is because the other version of it is you're printing out pieces of paper and then you're giving it to the kid and giving them a marker and saying, hey, fill this out. Whereas like, I mean, think about having like, all right, we used a fucking an app to teach my kid to read yeah oh my god this shit is so efficient like as much as like you know i think that like her learning by just like looking at worksheets or whatever is probably good too it's like a game where she like has to like move the letters into place and then like shows her how to pronounce it and oh the in this word the i makes this sound and in this word the i makes this other sound man like that shit is really good like it's really beneficial i remember one time we were sitting here with brig and i said something about not letting my kid uh uh be like watch tv and brick was like well you know what they say tv is the best teacher and i remember just thinking like that sounds kind of crazy to me but also i understand how you arrived at that conclusion and i do see how like their you know tv like you know is going to be able like a tv show is going to teach your kid more about dinosaurs than you could ever fucking teach them you do not know as much about dinosaurs not all of us combined and we sat down right now could not produce 20 minutes of content about dinosaurs that would even be 1 % of like a 20 minute TV show about dinosaurs, right?

2:25:51I don't even know what an ankylosaur show. You get that with your kid a lot. I can't even name a dinosaur. My kid asked me what gravity was the other day. Right here. I'm turning around. So I just found out that a lot of dinosaurs was like birds. Oh, yeah. Yeah? The pterodactyl. You know what? Yeah, but I'm saying like... J-Hood, they said that all of them evolved from a chicken or something. Yeah, from a chicken. As I'm saying, they were all like birds. all dinosaurs are birds player it's confusing because they're reptiles but yeah they did evolve from a bird they said most of them wasn't reptiles yeah exactly and not just like pterodactyls and the other flying dinosaurs like all of them came from my kid asked me a bunch of questions about dinosaurs the other day and I was thinking about how crazy it is that there's like a couple percentage points of Americans teach their kid that dinosaurs aren't real yeah that's a real thing that people actually do but that's like a lot of them are like pretty religious yeah oh like jesus wasn't consortium with the dinosaurs so that damn he came after the dinosaurs yeah man oh girl that you was talking about you said her father that that was that's a good dude man what oh girl that you uh that y 'all was on the phone with earlier when you show me the name yeah her father is a goddamn tell that's the dude who laced me up when i was in prison i went up in there when i was like 18 19 how you think he's gonna feel about you trying to fuck his daughter.

2:27:11Well, I didn't know that was his daughter. You know what I'm saying? But I'm going to tell you something. But that's the problem about being so horny is that you're going to accidentally show up to some of you. It's not that. You don't even realize. Like, I be, sometimes I'm forgetting how old I am, man. How old are you? I'm young is the reason, old is the occasion. You're older than me? 42? Yeah. I'm older than you. Okay. Yeah, I'm older than you. Bike don't crack. You look pretty good. Oh, man. But I'm going to tell you something though. Watch this. So her father, I used to always go out and get my squad along.

2:27:34Her daddy, the one who told me like, look, bro, you in the penitentiary. all this fighting shit, he better get you a night, nigga. You know what I'm saying? Strap up. He lace me up. You know what I'm saying? You guys might have to refresh if the audio is weird. Oh, the Wi-Fi cut out for a second, so you might have to refresh. Sorry. Her daddy's solid, man. Solid, solid dude. Shots are broke. I see why she crazy now. Oh, yeah. Her daddy was a rider, man. Yeah? Yeah. I wonder how her dad feels about DC Baby Draco right now. Oh, me knowing that. as his father, yeah, he need to leave that alone. I ain't going to lie, though.

2:28:11That's her father. I mean, he need to leave her alone. Even beyond that, like, even without knowing that, just the way people from her section that are, like, from her, like, listen, they really don't play about her. We're not going to talk. I'm talking about her father. Her father going to do you worse than her own boy. Her father real cat. Man, when you show you who that was, I'm like, oh, yeah. Of course, Pops, even if he not like that, he going, but the fact that he like that like that shit, Maybe DC should try to spin the block You feel me? I think you should leave that alone They went straight to the internet You knew the internet was gone Yeah I know Isn't that funny that you can't even have a domestic dispute Without both sides That was a play though Hell no She's bleeding He might get violated for that I feel like anyone who thinks it might be a play Didn't watch any of it I mean, it can't be how hard she chose up publicly.

2:29:06You feel me? There's no way that's right. She wants the lush. She's trying to lush. What they saying wrong with the audio? Lush don't lush. We got it fixed now, yeah. Interesting. So, okay. Were you involved with getting Spoddy Face's channel deleted? Hell no. Hell no. I didn't even know his channel got deleted until, like, just a couple of days, like, a couple of days ago. but I could see like he was like no jumper bashing it was just calling out everybody. Is that a narrative though people like he was saying that he didn't use or they were saying that? I don't know. Everybody said they said when he went to back on feed and Adam got mad and struck him.

2:29:45I would not do that. I don't even know how like what am I going to report his channel for and I think you get a notification from the channel right? You get an email. Listen. But not for like bullying. But you still get the email. Why we haven't seen the email? If you got a point to prove, you're going to show everything. Don't they tell you who struck you? If you try to fight it, right? If it's a harassment and bullying, they still going to send you an email saying why they took your stuff. And you're going to want to show that too. Like, look, man, this is what they put on me. Actually, right before we got on stream, and I don't say this to disrespect them or anything like that, because me and Spotyface actually had a really good conversation the other day, but there are people making YouTube videos, and I'm going to assume that this is going to get more widespread over the next day or two that people are going to be talking about this, but allegedly, Spodeface is now wanted for a DP because he went back on fake.

2:30:40Oh, man, I don't want to talk about that, man. Spodey business. I'm just saying, like, that's insane. I watched a YouTube video earlier from somebody who would know claiming that that's what's going on. Hey, I'm going to say something. I'm going to say something and Spodeface is the king. I'm going to keep it real. I've been hearing this stuff. I don't believe nothing that's on the internet. Me personally, I don't. If I see it, if I got somebody that's really there, but dudes will make up something. That's crazy. Why would you get a DP for going on? Because I think he would have called and asked like, hey man, they trying to have me going back on field.

2:31:14That nigga just walked through my hood. I don't think he taking no DPs. That nigga just walked through my neighborhood. Allegedly, he's had at least one DP in the last couple months, right? I mean, since I've known him, allegedly he's had at least one or two DPs I don't believe that shit man I mean we seen him after one of them for sure I ain't seen it you've taken pills? you got some certs? you want some of this shit? Tic Tacs yeah we talked about this before you got here about him going to y 'all shit won't be hot these are perks y 'all need a perk? he got LSD on the Israelite oh maybe he was evangelizing I don't think he get no DPs man come on man I don't Nobody ever got DP'd for coming on No Jumper.

2:32:01Let's just say that. Honestly, I... Wack didn't tell me that either, by the way. Previous to the pod, you said something that I found interesting. You were like, man, I miss the old dynamic of the pod y 'all had. Do you feel like there's a chance for this current... Listen, I like... I ain't gonna lie, I watch it. I might get on here and clown you motherfuckers, but I watch it. It was... I like the Brick Baby era. That was like my favorite era. I like Brick Baby was a good ass podcast. I liked his ass. He was he get on here. That was good content because he going to say something for the reaction guy.

2:32:37No, that was good. That was he is gold for you. He was the craziest, craziest combination of gangster, crazy life experience, funny white boy humor, like combination of all that shit together. He was he was tip top. And I like Munchie B. I like Munchie B. Munchy B he grew to be a good podcaster and that nigga funny I like anybody that can make me laugh if you can make me laugh I'm watching if it's too serious I'm kind of like turned off from it I like to laugh crack jokes so Munchy B Aunt Jefe was cool I like Aunt Jefe come up here he fall asleep he give us something to clown about you know what I'm saying Aunt Jefe was such an amazing character or still is I liked all them dudes you know what I'm saying yeah I know for sure I like the I like the first no jumper when you was doing the underground rappers that's how I became a part of this show you're talking 2016 when it was way back then back then yeah okay I like that shit that was more I think to keep it honest I think the gang members is fucking to show up the thing about when people say that though is like there's just there's no new underground rappers but you still got rappers out there very few I liked it that's that's who Who blew up as an underground rapper this year?

2:33:53Last 12 months. Name one. Who blew up? He should know that. There's a lot of dope MCs that got motion. Who blew up? Because we're talking about 2016. I'm interviewing X, Lil Pump, Lil Peep. All these dudes who are like, they're underground. They're blowing up and they're getting big. They're doing millions and millions and millions of views. They got huge fan bases. There's some rappers. He ain't done any interview. That's coming to us. But there are channels that interview the underground rappers. And they don't really do views like that. But they wouldn't do it like you did it. Because the rappers are not at the size that they were at the time.

2:34:26Like Sound Carb rap was a real wave. Yeah. That shit was huge. That shit was cracking. That shit barely exists now. He got like a little cool little following. Who? Goonie Boy. He from Compton himself. He a rapper. But I mean, okay. He's comparing like underground rappers to like gangster rappers, which there are kind of like different worlds because I feel like you have like street shit and then you have underground rap, which is kind of more artistic. People feel like back then, when they came on No Jumper, they made it. Yep. I'm telling you, when the underground rapper came on this moth - Back then, because I'm cussing too much for y 'all.

2:35:00I can talk how I want to talk. When they came on here back then - Oh, we made it. We made it. We own. We made it to No Jumper. Now, it's so much gang shit on this motherfucker. Now, it's like, man, we see this already. We lit this. It's exciting to people that don't lit this shit. And then they look at it like, man, look at these dumb motherfuckers right here. Okay, but here's the thing is that No Jumper, if all we did was interviews, would be a very significant platform. You know, that's like still to this day where the vast majority of our views come from is just doing interviews. so the tuesday show the whack pod the news etc that's one chunk of the business but it's kind of hard for people to accept that it's a comparatively small percentage of the business that being said if we weren't doing content with all of the different people from la which you know people tend to lump it into gang members realistically if you're from la you probably either are from a gang or you fucking are adjacent to one you damn near might as well be from a gang even if you're not really from a gang but so like he's from a gang when the the when the uh the underground rap shit kind of fell off which i'm gonna say like by covid the constant stream of new underground rappers had sort of uh come to a screeching halt it's like then we sort of pivot into like oh we got all these dudes who are like from hoods or whatever but from my perspective them being from hoods was never the important part because we just had craig smith on this podcast and he occurred to me craig craig's amazing podcast so like i'm definitely excited to build with him and he's somebody who very much like grew up around gang lifestyle he says dad's from pdl whatever but he's not he never got into that and to me that doesn't matter at all i don't give a fuck if you're if you're a smart commentator on what's going on hip-hop that's great if anything i do feel like we kind of caused ourselves unnecessary problems by having too many gang members on here and we should probably really mind the ratio going forward i don't want to smoke a swift that's 80 tobacco i want to smoke a split that's 20 tobacco and i think that the gang members got the might be a little bit more like the tobacco it's got a little bite oh now watch this hit you got dudes from la that's not in games but some intriguing motherfuckers for sure We're looking for them You got some people that's out here You got some people from LA that's not in gangs But they family of course He's a fucking sereno That motherfucker Mario Brothers Since he saved his beard I call him Luigi like a motherfucker You got some people from LA Who not in the streets Who not in the gang but they some intriguing dudes I be like man I like to be around them type of dudes now Sharp dudes like that These dudes are smarter than mine they could teach you some shit.

2:37:47Adam so you said during COVID is like when the SoundCloud shit kind of fell out of popularity and No Jumper Suck. I mean Donnie just said it in the chat and I think it's true that Juice WRLD was kind of like the last SoundCloud rapper to pop off and you know that was like 2018. I remember sitting. Did you interview him? I did yeah real early on but like I remember sitting there in the sort of like 2018 era on Melrose and just realizing like damn there are not new rappers coming down the pipeline like there used to be and it's so much worse now because now the labels have completely changed their entire policy when it comes to rappers where they're saying we're not doing development we're gonna find you online and if you already have motion we'll try to sign you and get behind you or whatever but back then in 2017 they would still sign a random ass rapper and dump millions of dollars into him trying to turn him into something i see narco that's insane that you said that because that's literally who i was thinking of that don't happen no more they don't do that so the i like no jumper being a business that for a while was kind of profiting off of all the up-and-coming new rappers like i just don't think people realize that if we didn't pivot into the gangster shit in 2020 it would have been bad for us like we would have basically had like very little going on like so i i do think that like we should be mindful of keeping our content to be like only a certain percentage gangster shit because when it's all gangster dudes every single day it causes people to look at the platform a different way that's why i'm saying we got to get rid of this shit back here you just said adds to the narrative that like this is just some straight gangster shit but you just had some shit that's very interesting i don't know if y 'all paid attention to what he just said he said if it wasn't for the gangster shit it would have been bad over here so if you smart enough to understand that the gangsters is keeping the lights on or making a big uh factor over here then why the gangsters don't understand that i think they do right excuse me you don't think the gangsters understand that the podcast is no because some gangsters feel like they got to come here like you still got dudes that want to come here and do their thing and feel like, but he is.

2:40:01That's their new badge of honor. But he recognized, he said the gangsters, and so that gangsta shit is going to make you that paper. So if you didn't do the gangsta stuff, what do you think will happen right now in 2026? Well, I don't think it would matter that much anymore because street rap fell off tremendously over the last couple of years. That ain't gangsta shit though, that's rap. We talking about gangsta shit. Gangsta rap, street shit, I'm going to combine it all into one. There's very few gang members that will do an interview and actually really do numbers. that unless they're a rapper or like a content creator oh i mean rappers who like gangsters that aren't rappers that have had huge interviews i'm thinking like the first time that that vlad interviewed big you i'm thinking about when we just got a crap back but for the most part and we do interview dudes sometimes where their whole story is like i'm a gang member i did 30 years in prison whatever like i'll still do those kind of interviews but realistically you can't just go pluck a dude off a random block and just be like oh i'm gonna do an interview with him there has to be something more interesting about him otherwise you're gonna be doing some shrimpy ass numbers you know i agree with that you know i did a huge cowboy interview cowboy never rapped that was interesting but it was on the heels of him being involved in like one of the most you know traumatic fucked up insane newsworthy things in the history of la rap he know how to talk though he's a good yeah definitely interesting he's interesting and he did numbers on vlad too but i'm saying that like you know there's only so many cowboys like you know the average gang you pull up or if you were to pull up like every dude from blank hood in la you might have a couple of them who are a little older and they're like good conversationalists and shit but for the most part it's going to be young dudes that realistically are not really going to do much if they come on a podcast there's a there's a handful of like there's some dudes i'll tell you no it's some articulate dudes yeah it's real smart kids out there you know there's some dudes out there we're naming like the one dude the absolute peak of content creators from that hood if you looked at every single person from his hood 95 98 of them are gonna like not really be somebody that's gonna make a lot of sense for sure in general in general like what i'm curious also adam like there was like a sound cloud wave that came shortly after that like the summers and ken carson destroyed lonely all those like one percent of the original one no for sure but like what was like was that kind of like the first time the dudes weren't being like coming over here and getting interviewed but because that was like the the only i mean sort of but like at that time we were just doing way bigger shit yeah so that wasn't really what i was thinking that's when it was i wasn't worried about a so fago interview when i'm doing all this other shit that's going absolutely nuts you know but the thing is though like those kids are the ones performing it rolling loud right now those kids are doing good numbers and like well yeah like uh diamond was on there nine dishes was on there this year.

2:42:40You're talking about rappers that came out in like the last year. Well, they're like the, they're the kids. Yeah, the new version of that. Yeah, but I mean, you're combining two different things there. It's like nobody giving them a platform or nobody giving them a voice. Kids like us, Montreality, Our Generation, there's tons of platforms. Bob Lam, Twisted Society. Bob Lam's not interviewing people. You're talking about YouTube documentaries. If you're going to say things that don't make sense, just let me handle it, okay? You're talking about YouTube documentary guys. That's not the same as people who do interviews.

2:43:11I thought you were just covering that. You didn't give me none of these pills, did you? You didn't give me none of this shit, did you? I'm sober as hell. You know what this is, right? A TikTok? This ain't no motherfucking TikTok. A Tic Tac. Huh? TikTok. Oh, you about to be done. It's a Percocet. You know what you just took, man? Shut the fuck up. I already know what I said. But either way, I mean, that's one thing that a lot of people don't get is that the whole lane that No Gemma originally had, there's tons of channels doing that exact thing now, and most of them realistically are not really doing even like a million views a month yeah just because the new crop of artists every once in a while you get one and that's the real problem too is that every once in a while you get a fake mink right he wants to do fucking gq or esquire or whatever like they have so many options because everybody is in on the secret that young new popping off popping off rappers are valuable to your platform so everybody's fighting for it so when that there was like a whole big thing where Hakeem tried to get an interview with Fake Mink and Fake Mink wasn't fucking with it and he was super bent out of shape about it because he has so many other options now.

2:44:14The magic of 2016 was that I was really like one of the only people who was doing interviews with underground rappers and they didn't really have any other option. So somebody like 6ix9ine had no choice but to hound me because what was his other option? Fast forward to now if you're just this like crazy looking SoundCloud, Rainbow Hair Ass rapper from New York. There's 40 podcasts in New York that would be dying to have you on before you even had a song out. But you know the new thing now is the crazy weirdo dope fiend motherfuckers. It's not new. Shout out Trooper. They the ones who get like, if you kind of like on them dope fiends and you come up here burnt out, you do good numbers.

2:44:59Way worse. Sometimes. See, that's an example. Way worse. Right. but when you got common sense it don't work i maintain though that that that was a very important interview for me to do that was lightning in a bottle yeah that was important no it's like the stupidity no people like to find something to laugh at okay but that's true that they do like fucking people who are basically like j cats and retards but then more so like that that's short-lived that's true in the long run they really want to see smart motherfuckers have good conversations you know yeah i think this is coming to a full conversations i think this shit coming to me.

2:45:30I think all the stuff that we used to seeing, I think it's all dying out. We gotta come up with some new shit. And we don't come up with some new shit. The gangsta shit gonna always sell. That's gonna always be it. But if it don't come with something, you gotta get some smart intelligent gangsters too. You know what I'm saying? Not just some dudes who fit to go to jail next week. You know what I'm saying? And that's why the burnt out like fucking dumb dumb street podcast don't really like go that far. But like meanwhile you take someone, like in New York you got Jim Jones, Davies, whatever like all those dudes like who have like actual street backgrounds and people watch it because they're like pretty good conversations.

2:46:05Granted they're all like famous rappers too which helps. But like you know people aren't really like lining up to watch like just random burnt out street dudes. People scared to come up here man. Why? What do you mean why? Because like two years ago a guy got beat up. Well I ain't talking about that. I'm just saying prison. But I just feel like it's so like the idea that like this is a scary place to go is just based on nothing. They think they don't get their ass whooped when they come out here. But because one guy got beat up two years ago? And what about people we didn't see? Well, what? There's a few people that got their ass whipped up here.

2:46:34Who? When? We can talk about it off camera. I don't want to. No, you can say anything you think. But listen to what I'm saying. No, no, no, no. But you're acting like you're saying it because there's so many. You're not saying it because there's none. But watch this. They feel like. There's none. You see how we ain't here, right? There's nobody here but the staff and us, right? But they don't see that. They think it's gangsters up in the next room. They're shooting dice right now. They think it's Crips and Bloods up here every day. That's what they think. But it is weird that they think that based on nothing.

2:47:01No, it's because that's all you broadcast up here. That's not true. Shit, why it ain't? Everybody I done seen up here is Bloods and Crips and Piru. That's not true. Every day on the news. If we were to pull up, everybody was on the news. Well, the news is different. You got some smart motherfuckers on the news. But they're not really gang members. And then something like the No Jumper Show. Yeah, you'll have two or three gang dudes, but they're not. I like that. I like the dude before he came around. What's his name? Ricky and I. What's that dude? Ricky and what's the dude? Moose. I like them too.

2:47:28They good. I like them. They like them. We're fighting against that narrative. That's why I feel like we got to change the set. We got to change the vibe. We got to do a few different things to change the vibe a little bit as long as we're in this transitionary period right now. And you got to stop asking niggas police questions, homie. That's not happening. No, no. That's why I really want my shit. So when you ask the motherfucking police questions, I'm going to throw this motherfucking badge at your ass. Look, homie, you be asking some crazy ass police questions. That's what the fans want. Nah, fuck all that.

2:48:04I'm a servant to the fans. No, no, no. That ain't what they want. Yes, it is. Because you get somebody up here who might be high. They might be doped up. Then they come sit their happy ass up in here lit like them. You should be able to determine, look at somebody's eyes and tell if their eyes is clear or if they foggy. And when you get a dope fiend that sit up, man, what about that robbery you did last night? Oh, nigga, we parked a car around a corner and jumped out with choppers. Your example is something that I have absolutely never said. You ain't never said fuck. What about that robbery you did last night?

2:48:34Obviously, I would never say that. Hey, man, you want me to pull some shit up? Yes, yes. I would love to see your best example. Give me your Wi-Fi. There ain't a Wi-Fi up here. I don't have the Wi-Fi. But I'm just saying your example is something that absolutely has never happened. But let me ask you this. Note the immediate pivot. Are you aware of that? Immediate pivot. I like this shit. I like this. I like this. This is my first time. I'm trying to push you to make a little more sense. But are you aware of that? Nigga, I make sense. See, you're trying to play me again. No, you're an example of me asking police questions with something that was completely made up.

2:49:02Are you aware that you do it, though? You can't give me one example. One example of you asking police questions? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Go ahead. You'd be up here more than I do. Because I could give you the examples, but I feel like you came unprepared because you don't even have one. Yes, I do. You remember when you had Lou scanning up here? Sure. And you was asking, even when he was saying, you would just send back like this. but you can't name something I asked it was just something he volunteered because that directly contradicts what you were saying I'm going to tell you what I noticed too you sharp enough to when you know what's going on that's when you get quiet and you would let it go on for like 20 minutes well that's just being a good interviewer a good content creator but you don't think that shit makes the show look bad if I think that there's good shit happening that I don't need to like lend my voice to then I'm perfectly happy to sit back and let it happen.

2:49:48Yeah. If you guys start having a huge argument right now, yeah, I'm going to get quiet. I'm going to sit back. Damn, I'm going to make some faces or whatever because you guys are doing the heavy lifting. Now, what if a motherfucker could jump across the table and grab his ass by the neck? Any kind of violence. Do you know what they're going to say? Motherfucker going to jail because you're going to tell a motherfucker putting a nigga in jail. But they're going to say, why didn't the supervisor, the boss, stop it? No, if there was violence taking place, obviously I would get involved. Well, that's why he got in between whack that one time.

2:50:15It was like, hey, please, Come on, Wack. Yeah, yeah, yeah. What was this? When Moose and Wack had their little altercation? I be thinking that. Listen, man, I'm talking about a motherfucker that you don't know. He's gone on that, Randy. He thinks everything's fake. No, I'm talking about somebody that I think everything on the internet is fake. Me, personally. Y 'all know if it's real. Y 'all be at this motherfucker. I don't. You can't stop him from jumping across that table if these two dudes is arguing, right? And he just flew across there, and he grabbed him and break his nose or something. I be fucked.

2:50:39They gonna say why you let it go on. Right. Well, I wouldn't let that go on. I would get involved. You can't stop it. Sure I can. How? Physically. Well, it'd be too late by then. The job is already done. Hey, that's what I didn't get. That's not true. When bro was like - You know how many strikes it would take to defeat him? Well, like when he was like, yo, I got 9-1-1 speed dial. That's going to be after the fact. Oh, you're going to jail around here. No, but you're going to get stuck. Like, if he jumped over and packed me, it wouldn't matter who called the police. The moment you get on - That's going to be - I can't say the streets around here.

2:51:07Please don't. I ain't going to say the streets. But the moment you get on, let me see. You know what I'm talking about. a couple of blocks on the main street that take you all the way down. Man, you better call 911 for the damn ambulance. You good once you pass that. Anything over here, yeah, it's going to jail. I'm making it to that freeway. That 911 call better be for the ambulance because I know the police ain't going to do a motherfucking thing for me at this point. Listen, I expect it of our hosts that they're not going to fight each other. You don't know that if you're interviewing gangbangers.

2:51:34Okay, but I expect it from them. And really, in 10 years of doing this, there's only been once or twice where that has happened. like the jay reed situation jay reed wasn't even supposed to be here jay reed just showed up randomly it was a live show i don't even want to talk about that shit man i don't want to talk about that shit man y 'all you interviewed him you know i interviewed him i forgot i think i made some motherfucking chili over that one right there that's how i blew up off that interview let me tell you how i found out who he was right i'm watching no jumper and no jumper ass and then I'm watching ODM Slim do a reaction to No Jumper, right?

2:52:09So he said, I think that's the homie wootie woot woot, right? And I said, I know that ain't wootie woot woot. Man, I interviewed him. I did not know that that interview was going to do that many numbers. That's where he cried. He cried? Oh, that was part of the script. Action! More crying, motherfucker. I need some tears out your ass. You know what I'm saying? Straight up crying, bro. That was crazy, man. Because he got jumped? the trauma talking about it afterwards yeah the trauma like they really like they fucked him up bad like 10 dudes well maybe four or five it was like loose cannon and like four of his homies and they beat him up stripped him naked took all his and you let him i wasn't even here you let him man like you have to understand that you're kind of what happened after that uh you're doing like you're doing the thing of like blaming everything on me to the point where it's like it's kind of fucking hilarious and you let him do that.

2:53:06You let him do that. Look, let me ask you this. I don't even want to talk about that shit, man. Y 'all know. I don't know if that's the case going on. I don't know. I don't know what's going on. That was the best interview that year. That interview lasted the whole year. That was a good show right there. I mean, you think that, but for most people I would say it probably didn't. I don't think that. I don't think that. I think it's pretty messed up. up there? Yeah. The interview? You watched it. Come on, man. Knock it off. No, definitely not. Why you didn't watch it? You clipped. What made you not watch?

2:53:38Why you didn't want to support my shit like I support your shit? Because I didn't want to because I didn't care. Did you watch any of my shit? No. So you's a piece of shit. Well, I'm just being honest. Oh, you never seen a good content? So you don't watch none of my shit? Well, you admittedly, like, react to our content. Other people, too, but I like this. I like to do reactions to this shit, too. I'm not just looking at your content right now. I like doing this shit. I like doing reactions to No Jumbo content. I think Broby trying to avoid the reactions. I don't want people talking about my Ain't nobody talking about you, nigga I don't even say nothing about you He'd break down the scenario, situation that be happening I'm looking at your channel and every single video I was like Spoonface, Ann Heffy, Jhood DC Baby Draco You think I want to watch more content about this shit?

2:54:17Let me ask you this Do you know when you be going live and you be having people up here be saying shit about me? No And they be thinking I'm way over there and I'm like 10 minutes away from here like i'm like literally tim mackle i could ride a bike up i could walk up here who talked crazy no it had been a few it had been a few people i don't remember my old i'm like you want to tell my older guy look i for sure but but one no no that's what that's that's the good part for the record two gangster for youtube already has a video called adam 22 almost gets knocked out for disencryption at no jumper and the thumbnail is a fake photo of me burning a blue rag oh my god come on that's a lot but look for the record i did not do that look dig this so watch this when they be talking i'm 10 minutes up the street i know this whole city like i just told i just told the homie for what but also who talks about you it's been a few because i'm not that sensitive to pull i'll let y 'all get your money but look now you might could have got mentioned if you i know this whole city like i know compton watts long beach in l.a a while there i've been about four years oh yeah i know this whole town i passed by here i passed by here because i don't like going that way you know i'm talking about so i cut through the little woop to woop woop i come down here bam and i'm at the you know i'm at the go get my you know yeah i know this whole area uh i like it for the record though it's not just you because as i was just quickly scrolling through my youtube feed i see a spoody face video called adam 22 snitches on spoody face and munchy b guess what i'm not gonna watch it want to know why because i don't give a fuck yes it's about me and that actually makes me way less likely to watch it if i wasn't me i would probably watch something like that but i'm just not really addicted to watching like reactors of my own shit now there are a few channels shout out to just clips i watch him pretty regularly but he even posted too much his shit watered down you gotta tighten up there is a degree of merit to what you're saying as far as taking away from views like for platforms because i know me personally i watch all of the reactions the comedy podcast but i'll be watching them yeah same thing exactly that's a good example yeah i don't watch any of those i don't really watch none of these podcasts to keep it above i don't but essentially like i watch this show i watch flaco i watch i watch uh community i watch back on feed i don't believe it i do i watch i watch look i watch uh i watch you're gonna get a dp watch i like certain i like i'm gonna keep real i like people that crack jokes right like if you crack jokes i'm watching your shit i don't You like fake laughing?

2:56:51No, I like real jokes. I like the real shit. I like when they clown them up. Clown. Y 'all need the jokes throw up in here, homie. Get him. Get him. This motherfucker will blow up. Put him on here and have him on a Tuesday show. It'll blow up. I'm looking at a trooper like, damn, if I was Jack Doherty, that would be my island boy. You just have him with you all the time? Hey, if I was down to my last, I'll be like Trooper's fucking caretaker right now. What do you mean? So you only gonna use him when you're down in your labs, when you feel like you broke. I feel like right now, it really wouldn't be worth it for me.

2:57:27Why wouldn't? He's entertaining. He's entertaining, but he seems like a handful. You get somebody to... In a way, yeah. Crip Mac kind of sharp, though. Don't get it twisted. Crip Mac got self-sufficiency. He's like, not like that, bro. I used to go pick Crip Mac up. I go pick Crip Mac up. I swear to God, I picked this motherfucker up. He'd be in the car rolling with me. He's regular. You want something, Rock? I'm like, I'm cool. Right? But he's not that regular. No. Even when he was around me, and then as soon as the camera come on, he turned right into that. Right. But I feel like I've become very familiar with the off-camera Crip Mac.

2:58:05And it's like, part of the reason why we think it's regular is because we're so used to him that we don't acknowledge how insane it is that he still will not say any number besides five ever. Yeah, it's a more subdued version. Yeah. But it's not exactly regular. I think when people are asking me, like, is Crip Mag normal off camera? And I say, yeah, he's normal. They probably are not expecting that to include him replacing every single number with five. And not slowing down at all when he's doing it. I told him, I say, you know what you need? You need to make, not the dictionary, the Criptionary.

2:58:40I said, you should make a book, the Criptionary. He said some words I ain't never in my life. I'm an old cat. I ain't never heard nobody say Custer in my life Never The words that this motherfucker To remember that Man that dude's sharp man That's why I feel like Crip Mac Is like the most influential Crip of the last 10 years Yeah Crip Fist Crip Fist I've never heard that Ever Blue Face is up there Blue Face You gotta put him up there He's very influential But his wordplay I like Crip Mac But okay As far as like Real Crippin Like things you say Things you do Style etc Crip Mac moved Crippin forward.

2:59:18Like he even said, Custer. You ain't heard Custer until Crippin. I'm saying his wordplay. He's like an E-40 of Crippin. Yeah, and not being a rapper, that's kind of amazing, right? He's a rapper now. Yeah, he's the E-40. I like his music. You like it? I like his content. He was willing to come to a podcast with you today. I support his content. So you would do a podcast with him? You're not going to go fight him in the parking lot? No. You're not going to break his glasses? No. We're not on that time. you know that time i said that this is how i know he ain't this i know he was smart he got in the car with me and made about three thousand dollars oh yeah that's gonna be 500 nobody no manager just him and then he told me he said hey you need to be charging people 500 for shout outs rick rock i said damn this motherfucker was sharper than everybody around us he was making money off this shit before a lot of his cameo is 20 dollars he's the now he is he's the reason why besides the milks and all them dudes that was already on there he's the reason why you have a new era of reaction guys because of him all these guys came to the internet and i feel like with krimack at first there was like a an element of attempted exploitation like people were trying to kind of make a mockery of it but he's so dialed into his on-camera persona at this point that it's kind of beautiful to watch and that's where like the real amazing words come in like the other day he was doing this pod with this dude he's interviewing him he's like uh did you grow up with did you go up religious rock is so corny thank you so it's all did you grow up religious he's all granny bear was a cryptian i've heard him do that ramp so many times yeah i know but it's so he's so dialed into it it's like all right like he's serious he kind of you kind of got to give it up it takes a little while to realize though that it's like he 100 does not believe in God, but Granny Bear is a Christian.

3:01:11So when you bring up anything religion-based, he'll say, Granny Bear is a Christian. But what that really means is I don't believe in God. So like, but he don't really... Is that what he says? Well, he doesn't really like to say that, but when he says Granny Bear is a Christian and Miley Bear is a Christian, he's basically like acknowledging that he's not. So look, is you gonna bring Spody Face and Munchie B back, man? I would like to. I tried. You know, they just didn't respond to me. I think you need to get your team back, man. That's crazy. Well, then we got to get this motherfucker out of here, I guess.

3:01:41I don't think he tripping on him, though. I'm not tripping. You need to bring him back, man. But you're saying that I need to bring them back as if it's my decision. Why it ain't? I mean, I can't make a grown man just come back. I can't force them to come back. Money talk bullshit walk, man. Well, yeah.

3:02:03If it was about money, if they wanted to say, hey, I'll come back, but I need this much more money. I mean, we could have that conversation. He cracked open a cut water and when he got lit. Oh, I was laughing. I had to go buy me one. I want to bought me a cut water because of Munchie B sit on here and cut a cut water and he was burnt out. I said, damn. And I did a life off that shit. And I was I said, I see why he was off this shit. I guess I'm kind of curious about the cut water, too. I never had one. I'm disappointed that he won't embrace the butt water title. The butt water, yeah. Yeah, that's cool.

3:02:37Yeah, we kept trying to push it on him. If y 'all won't Munchie being Spodyface back, put a one in the chat. Well, they've already made that clear. Well, we know that they want him back, man. I mean, hey, I want him back, too. And I messaged them. I told them that. I don't know. Like, at a certain point. Pay them more money. Am I going to just, like, harass the fuck out of them? Just pay them more money. I mean. Stop being cheap, man. Pay them niggas, man. I don't really like the idea of, like, oh, you left the podcast, so now I'm going to just like throwing money at you until you come back. That's what people do.

3:03:03You don't realize your stars? Okay, the two people that you're talking about, which for some reason you're trying to imply that their motivation for leaving was money, have never said one thing about money. Because you ain't never really gave no real money. I'm just saying you're inventing a narrative about a thing. Man, what you over there smoking, man? God damn. That shit smell like dope. You said you don't smoke. Oh, yeah. Fuck the hell no. I'm a player. I don't smoke no, I ain't no square, man. You can't be a player and smoke weed. Man, come on, man. Come on, man. That's crazy. That's like I'm a hustler.

3:03:30I got to stay focused, man. We didn't play her as fuck. Just pull up a fat shirt and the weed. Yeah, but you know what is burnt out? Hey, Glad really had some good weed. That's crazy. Yo, I still got one of those going on my crib. There you go. That's your money right there, man. Get your boys back. Get your team back. That's why it's weird that you said to put one in the chat because everybody obviously already knew that they wanted them back. But you ain't going to give a nigga no props, man. You a cold piece of shit. You said like the most obvious thing ever, and now you want to be congratulated for it?

3:03:55Yes, yes, yes. This is my first time here. I didn't know about that. Yes. yes give me my props homie but that implies that you like don't read the comments so you don't read the reddit you don't pay attention to anything anybody's i don't even know what the reddit is you have to see it in your own comments i don't know what the reddit is i mean there's no way that you could read your own comment section without knowing that the fans want munchie b and spoody fist to come back i haven't seen it that's insane you probably don't read your own comments i haven't seen it that's insane i mean i think that's like it just such a i want you to listen homie i want you to bring them back because motherfuck i ain't getting no views now bring them dudes back so I can finish doing my reaction and get some money.

3:04:29Munchie B gonna say something on here crazy. That's gonna work for the reaction channel. I feel like if I'm you Nojumber being in a sort of state of confusion and chaos is probably beneficial to the types of videos that you make. It's definitely beneficial. Right. Is it fucked up though? Because we've been cultivating this gang adjacent audience for the past several years. Do you know I'm building a$70 ,000 car off of you? Let him go. Let him go. He's high. before you start talking about your car. He's high, man. No, I mean, you can't just start talking in the middle of him talking. That's bad podcasting.

3:05:01No, it ain't. No, it ain't. Yes, it is. No, so you think it would be better if like Lush starts a sentence and then you just randomly interrupts and you start talking about your car? This is how black people talk. Okay, nobody gives a fuck about how black people talk. This is a podcast. You better give a fuck how black people talk. This is a podcast. You better give a fuck how the rules to the podcast. You better be a fuck. I'm like a hundred times better than you at podcasts. You better give a fuck. I don't give a fuck. You better give a fuck how black people talk. Then why do so many more black people watch my content than yours?

3:05:25Because you got us on here, motherfucker. No, but why? Hold on, hold on, hold on. He's over there just talking to himself. Why do so many more black people watch me than you? Because you got 5 million subscribers, bro. You think that did it? How did I get the 5 million subscribers? You want to know why? I'm going to tell you why. Let me spit this so you can get it. Black people love to be entertained. And you understand and you realize why black people watch your show. That's why you have black people on your show If you put five white guys Four white guys at this table I bet you niggas wouldn't watch your show Why not?

3:06:00Because you're born, motherfucker You think white people in general are born? So are you in denial about the fact that there's a million white podcasts That are very, very popular? You have white podcasters that do their thing But your show is made off of us Well, I'm an expert in hip-hop So obviously I'm going to do a podcast primarily With people that are in the culture I'm an expert in that too I'm an expert in hip hop that's cool I love that the reason why so many people watch my podcast is I'm an expert in it they watch your podcast because you got black gang members why did my podcast blow up in the first place interviewing rappers and having a huge amount of knowledge about what rappers were up and coming I agree with that and my content has been enduringly popular over the years why because I have a very, very good grasp on what the culture wants to hear about.

3:06:51About what? Hip-hop and other things related to the culture. Ain't nobody watching your show right now, 2026, because of no goddamn hip-hop. A lot of my biggest interviews were with rappers. No, sir. Yes, facts. No, no. Yes, no. They watching this because gang members on here. No, that's not true. So get rid of the gang members. I want, I want, get rid of, get rid of. We did, I didn't even try and we did. No, but this is the fucked up part. One got arrested for murder and the other one's just left. Okay, so let's take a look at who the, biggest interviews on No Jumper in the last thing. Yeah, we know who that was, man.

3:07:20No, no, no. Okay, so you tell me who of this list are gang members. No, this is in the last 28 days. Charleston White, not a gang member. That's good. Adrian Broner, not a gang member. Sauce Walker's Baby Mama, not a gang member. And then there's me talking to Wack, who admittedly is from a gang, so okay, you can throw that in there. And that's the last 10 days, right? That's the last 28 days. So no gang members in our top besides Wack. So you compared 28 days for the last couple of years you've been having niggas on this show. Okay, so let's go to the top for the last 365 days. Kurt Mack, gang member.

3:07:54Sure. Top five, gang member out of Toronto. 6 '9 and Adam 22. 6 '9, not a gang member. Yes, he is. Nope. He was part of it. He was never a gang member. Hung out with gang members. Not a gang member. Don't count. He was at one point. Nope. Never got put on. Never was a blood. Nobody would tell you that he was. He would tell you he was a blood. Facts matter. Nope. he never said he was a blood and nobody around him Why you taking up for him but you ain't taking up for him? That's the homie. But also, facts matter. Wait, wait, wait. Hold up, hold up. Facts matter. That's your homie, right? So the same thing with me with Snoop.

3:08:25So now because you cool with this nigga, he ain't a gangbang. But he was around here, I could pull up songs with him saying blood. He actually was never a gang member. How is that possible? Man, are you hearing what you're saying? He hung out with gang members. That makes you a gang member. So prove that he was a gang member. He on there wearing red flags. He talking about blood and all that shit. Okay, but not a gang member. Because it's your homie. No, just actually wasn't a gang member, and you can't prove it in any way. And if we ask the AI right now, they're going to agree with me. Fuck the AI.

3:08:50If it come out of his mouth, that's what it is. When did he say he was a blood? He stopped saying he was a blood when he got caught up in a recall. He said he was a blood on the stand. If they asked him on the stand if he was a blood, he would have said no, because he wasn't. He said yes. He was never a gang member. I said the nitrates extorted him and was bullying him and all that. I'm not even dissing. I'm not dissing 6ix9ine. I'm not dissing 6ix9ine. But if you're hanging with Bloods, you're throwing up Bs, you've got a red rag, you're a Blood. And he was going on skits. How come in that first song where he had the red rag, that Gummo song, he said, I'm with the Billies and the Hoovers.

3:09:22He wasn't even that firm. Yeah, he was shouting out all different gangs. Yeah, he wasn't even firm. Okay, was Tyga a game member? Was Tyga a game member? I don't know where he's from. But he used to be hanging out with the Hoovers, right? Exact same situation in 6ix9ine. I've never heard Tyga say Hoover. Exactly, but he wasn't a Hoover. But he was hanging out with them because they were protecting him. Those were his boys. He's hanging out with them, whatever. Keeping him safe. Exact same thing with 6ix9ine. No, it's not. I never heard of Tiger saying that. If you don't get put on and you never claim to be a gang member, then you are not a gang member.

3:09:53Tiger is a movement. Tiger is a movement. How are you going to tell us about gang bang? Because you seem to be misinformed. No, how the fuck am I misinformed? Because you think that 6ix9ine was a blood. You're trying to tell me about a culture that I've been in my whole majority of my life. You're misinformed about 6ix9ine. I'm not. No, no, I'm not. You are. Tiger never said he was from Hoover. Never. Exactly. But 6ix9ine never said he was a blood. He did say blood. No, he did not. He ain't heard a song. He represents red flags. He claiming blood. He might have grabbed the rag at one point, but he never said he was a blood.

3:10:22I heard him say blood. And what is Wax excuse for why he is comfortable managing him? Because he was never a gang member. And you guys are both Wax disciples, and you're supposed to fall in line with what Wax says. You don't get your ass with that punk and shit. Look, check this out. You lost his argument. Wax is working. You're going to stretch it out, but it's cat. Let me tell you something. Wack probably playing his ass off some motherfucking money, man. That's what he probably working and pipping his ass. That's what's going on. I know. No, they made money together. You can't tell me. I ain't no making no money.

3:10:48He may play his ass off some paper, man. That's what the entire E-team did to him, though. Tiger, like. We know how to find a sucker and work on that. 6ix9ine was guilty by association of being a gang member. It's a cold motherfucking piece of shit. No, he was guilty of doing things that were illegal with the gang members. That makes him a gang member. He himself was not a gang member. but it's his ops it would have been like nigga you one of them if we all get in the car after this and we go shoot some shit up and rob a bank and steal the candy bar from 7-Eleven am I a crip? no but if you're hanging out with the crips every day for the last three years he's still not a crip and you know it just like I know it I can hang out with you and you every day for the next 365 days we can commit crimes together I am not a crip unless I get put on and I publicly claim to be a crip how do you know he didn't get put on?

3:11:37he didn't How you know? Because I'm extremely familiar with 6ix9ine's lore. I've had deep conversations with him. I've watched three, four documentaries about him. You're watching documentaries. You don't know. I was in all of them. Was you in his hood, Woody? No, I never. I believe that he was a double. We weren't really getting along during his massive popularity. That's what I'm saying. You don't know if he got his ass with him in the backyards or not. Hey. You ain't got to get put on some gangs. If they all kept that secret, it's basically not true. Some gangs you don't got to get put on. Why are you taking up for this?

3:12:04Why are you taking up for him? Because that's the homie. But also, I'm just. more about the thing that you initially said because now you're going hard defending a lie. No, I think you're taking up for him because you want his ass to do some future interviews. That's what I think. No, I mean, we'll do future interviews just because that's the hummy. But he was never a blood. And if you went against his ass, he ain't going to do no interviews with you. You think that me saying that he was a blood would stop me from being able to do interviews with him? I spent like seven years calling him a snitch on YouTube every day.

3:12:31And he didn't care. We passed it out. It was good. He probably said, I'm a snitch. He's uncomfortable with his skin. He brought me out to the ring the other day with him at the fucking brand risk event. Yeah, he's comfortable in his skin. He's not ashamed of what I'm saying. So you're not going to go and get your homies, right? No, I will. So you're going to defend and take up for your own, but I can't take up and defend my homies. No, I care about the truth. You care about winning an argument. Okay, so your truth. Yeah, a little bit too. 6ix9ine never was a blood. He wasn't. You believe that.

3:12:56Prove it. Prove he was a blood. So you don't believe that at one day before this whole situation, before him testifying, he never woke up and was like blood. No, he was. He felt like he was a blood. For a second, he was claiming it, but he never really was official. But if you claim it and they accept you, that'll make you a gang member. I don't consider him a blood because he never got put on. But there's a lot of gang members that he never said he was a blood on. But what did Rick say a few minutes ago? We know how to spot a sucker. It is what it is. Man, Adam gets some money up out of him. I don't give a fuck nobody.

3:13:28He probably got a future interview coming up with me. Why would me saying that he's not a blood in any way impact me getting an interview with him? You don't know if he was out there. You went in that hood when he was in with them dudes, man. Right, but I had conversations with all the dudes from his hood, too, and they all said it. Man. Hey, was 6ix9ine ever a blood? Hell yeah, he was a blood. All right. Now you're a square-ass motherfucker. Wrong. You want to take up for your home, boy? Wrong. Man, this motherfucker's a square. Wrong. Why are you saying that? Serve me. That's what he was claiming, shit.

3:13:56But I don't think he ever really claimed it until he got caught up in the feds, and then he had to claim it to get a fucking plea deal. That's what got him sent to the fed is claiming and hanging with the blood. I don't know what the fuck y 'all... Nine trades. Nine trades. I don't believe that he ever was claiming to be a blood. Always claim to be a blood. You gotta find me the evidence. No, all you can. You know what this nigga? So you gonna admit you wrong? If you can find clips that I'm saying he was a blood, then I'll accept it. Bro, the nigga... Listen, man. So what was he claiming to be then?

3:14:28He wasn't claiming to be shit. He was claiming to be a Mexican with face tattoos. Get the fuck out of here. That nigga was claiming nine trades. Now I understand. So you're going to take up for your homies. What do you call a Mexican with a red rag? He was a Norteño. No, I got a... He was a Norteño. He was. I'm done with this cat, man. A nigga named Taco is notorious from NAC. That's a fact. A dude named Taco? Luchi's daddy is an OG. Yeah, but he's Salvadorian. But yeah. It don't matter. Okay They're hella Mexican blood for sure All the YouTubers that's calling me right now That have been talking about me You can stop calling me I'm not asking you shit right now Call my phone when I get home in about an hour I don't want to talk to you What are you saying?

3:15:19Oh Oh Yeah Get your square I might not be 100 % correct See I just admitted I was not 100 % correct That's what I'm saying. You're going to take up for your homies, though. You see what I'm saying? He's not my homie like that. He's not my homie like that. Come on, man. That's an AI voice. He wasn't just rapping about it, but actually living it on the front lines. Hold on, can you stop that?

3:15:44Wait, wait. That is good. I know these facts, right? Because I'm a Mexican. Again, was Charlie Kurtz. Don't make you tough. Don't make you tough. I think he's actually saying he wasn't blood. Look at my charges on the Rico case. Look at them. I got nine counts. I pled guilty. I pled non-guilty to non-guilty. I'm on every drill with them. The Rapalot robbery. I'm there. I'm on that drill. The Tribune Red. I'm on that drill. I'm on every drill with these. On the drill with my. I'm front line. These is facts. But like I said, I'm initiated in. I'm not initiated and just rapping. I'm doing drills on my own with these.

3:16:23Well, yeah, because after that, the whole. I mean, all right. Well, that's pretty compelling evidence. I'm not going to lie. But I don't think just doing drills with them gets you to be in official blood. If me and you go shoot somebody, I'm not a crib after. If you say you win, you win. Nah. He said. Damn, I thought you were going to exonerate me in this argument, Wack. What, are you going up? I wonder if Munchie would have had a different answer. Munchie would have went crazy. Hey, somebody told me I'm a sucker because I won't answer they phone calls. I'm trying to call you. You want to hear a little YouTube buddies?

3:16:56Oh, y 'all want to talk to these cats, man. They've been talking shit about me. That's why I came. Listen, you know why I came on here today? What? You know how many times you asked me to come on No Jumper, and I had a million. No, no, you didn't. I got all the text messages, motherfucker. Look, today I came for a reason because all the suckers who talking about me, they really want to be on No Jumper. Yeah. Yeah, they want to come over here for real. They'll sweep this whole office. I know. Yeah, they'll go back there and with their tongue and lick the seats back there where they do plug talk at.

3:17:26Yeah, they'll do that to come on here, right? So they're gay? They act like little girls, man. Yeah. They act like little girls. I just realized I didn't take a shit today. Yeah, shit on them then. Go shit on them. But look, they want to come over here. But you were just talking about me. Yeah, so make some more videos. And that's my free marketing. That's what I do. I use these cats for free marketing. All the ones that want to talk about me, that's free marketing for Rick Rock. Nick, what were we talking about? Let's get back to that shit. Fuck these niggas. Being Bloods, I guess. I don't know.

3:17:56What the fuck were we talking about? You were admitting... I'm going to put my feet up on this. Admitting that we were wax disciples and we were right, though, right? Okay, well, you guys, yeah, you kind of got exonerated there. Personally, I didn't think he ever claimed to be a Blood because I just didn't think... Like, him saying in that, like, yeah, I was on all the drills, so therefore I'm a blood that was my initiation when you ever hear of that that's like my put on was going and spraying at people for a year they seen that he had potentially a revenue stream and they seen how far it was going to get when I was just telling you that 6ix9ine was never a blood that was a play I was just doing that for content that was a play that was a skit I was just trying to get some content alright we did our time here I think today oh we gotta do some donos let's read some donos how do y 'all do this shit every day for this many hours why do you think we do this every day I talking about this long man y 'all we do it once a week trying to do more but we're kind of working on our squad this is a lot right here bro we do got a couple donos here I guarantee some of this is gonna be talking shit so if you wanna get unless you got some real money on the table yeah if you wanna get your hate in go for it shout out Burno the Frog for gifting those membership Keith Ross said hey Adam you know any other good pods cause I'm done with this bullshit yeah you should go watch uh back on fig i think you're gonna love it i don't do things like that tonyville said drug test lush after that outfit yikes yeah i'm with you on that one hey but i but i bet your bitch will suck my dick can i get next probably a lot of their whole squad we're gonna bring the grandies i'm gonna guess his girl probably don't want to suck your dick either i'm gonna be real with you adam 78b said this is my last membership milestone message you ruined a Great show, Adam.

3:19:41I really enjoyed Tuesdays after work. It is a conspiracy theory to say that I ruined this podcast. So, number one, I didn't get NFA locked up, and I didn't cause much of me to leave, and I didn't cause Mody Face to leave. So, that is a batshit conspiracy theory. I don't think it's my fault either, though. I'll take the blame. I'll take the blame. It is not your fault, bro. I'm trying. It's a little bit more logical to say that it was your fault, even though I don't think it was your fault either. I think it's really your fault, though, bro. But how? Defend that. I'm going to tell you why. This is your building.

3:20:15You responsible for the people that's in here. All you have to say, hey, y 'all cut this shit out or y 'all out of here. Hey, cut the cameras. I'm not that desperate for no money. Get your ass out of here. If they said, Adam, this has nothing to do with you. We got to go handle this outside. What am I supposed to say? You are the boss. Listen, you're dramatically misunderstanding how the world works. I'm the supervisor. Hey, cut that shit. I ain't no going outside. What would you have said if I said, no, y 'all are not allowed to go outside. You have to stay in this room. You would have said it.

3:20:41You would have did it anyway. What would you have said? Honestly, in that moment, I would have been like, all right. I would have been like, all right. All right. Wait till we get off work. Which you did say. You did. You tried to say that. You did say. See. It wasn't happening. No, no. Did you say that? He did say that. Yeah, he did say that. And then they immediately went and fought anyway. No, because you were supposed to stop it. You were supposed to stop it right there. You were supposed to say, hey, chill out. Once we had an understanding, I told him, are we going to squad? That's it. But I think that's a fair thing to say.

3:21:07You can't. Hey, we got beef after school. It is what it is. Let me tell you one thing about black people, man. Let me tell you one thing about us, bro. Y 'all might look at us like we burnt out sometimes, but we got home training. Most of us. Never said anything like that. I'm just telling you how we are. Most of us. So if you would have said the right shit, I'm pretty sure they would have respected you. Like, hey, homie, if he would have said, wait till we get out of work, and you would have said, hey, chill out, bro. You work here. If two grown men slash gangsters want to go have a conversation off the podcast, who the fuck am I going to stop that?

3:21:35When I worked at the Orr Refinery, and I was about to lose that$3 ,000 a week and my supervisor told me, hey, quit it out. I quit. That's not an oil refiner. So look, look. Ain't there a frame of reference in between black people and gang members? And again, your job was to prove that I was the reason why those people left. I just did. No, you didn't. No, no, no. I don't know why they left. You just said you could have prevented that. I tried to, Charlie. One mic, one mic. You could have prevented that. Why they left is their own reason. I don't know why they left. But so how could I have prevented that?

3:22:03I just told you. I think you're believing him. Cut the cameras off because as long as they're being recorded, it's going to— They weren't being recorded. That's why they went outside. What are you talking about? So if two grown men— Let's say you guys get into an argument right now and you want to go have an argument outside. I'm at fault for that. If we on live right now and we going at each other, we know it's thousands of people watching us. Ain't none of us going to do no bitch shit, right? So you would have said, hey, cut the cameras. Cut all this shit off. This shit is done for the day. No.

3:22:32We would never end the Tuesday show. yeah see you're not gonna do it because you make money off niggas no because we do the podcast no because you're making money off of me that's why podcast every tuesday i'm gonna keep it real with you i ain't for the recipient fake for yes but we do the podcast every tuesday we're not turning it off for anybody i know you're not you're not gonna cut it off right you know we do a podcast every tuesday no you're not gonna cut it off no we do we do a podcast every tuesday so you and you have yet to make any kind of case for why i should have turned it off i just did it you lost that sucked this is your job it's your business it's not my job it's my business and then you know some shit I know.

3:23:03What? Shit could have went, you know, I ain't got to do all that, you know. He knows about the Blick too. I don't know about shit. I don't know about shit. I don't know about the motherfucker thing, but let me tell you something. You keep on playing, you keep on playing, something bad going to happen at this motherfucker and you're going to lose everything you work hard for. I'm telling you. So that's your contribution to the podcast today. Just say some spooky shit. If you keep doing this, something bad's going to happen in the future. You just started doing this shit. You was a BMX. 10 years.

3:23:29You was a BMX bike rider. So what? I know so what? 10 years. I seen some shit that you probably haven't seen. You listen to these old fairy tale ass stories these motherfuckers up here telling you. I'm telling you that I didn't see motherfuckers get their goddamn head blew off. Playing around. Fucking around. Motherfuckers get their... How is this relevant? You just haven't experienced a motherfucker getting their head blew off up here yet. The moment motherfuckers get their head blew off, you fucked. It's over with... That would suck. So you think you're bringing something to the table right now by telling me that if somebody got...

3:23:55I'm just saying when people scared to tell... Yes, I'll... So you think that if somebody gets killed here that I don't know that that would be bad? yes that's insane so why do you hire gang why would you come on a podcast and then try to make the brilliant point of if someone dies here that would be bad because i'm just telling you what the streets want to hear i know but you should probably say things that are like not so unbelievably obvious i'm getting you the real whether you like it or not right but it's not that it's real it's that it's unbelievably obvious facts right but it's also boring and i don't care about it being boring it's the truth so you god told me to say you think that i didn't know me to tell you think i didn't know that if somebody got killed here that would be bad yeah so why do you hire killers and murderers up here?

3:24:29Because everybody deserves a chance. Why does Homeboy Industry hire killers and murderers? No, no. You hiring dudes that... Them murderers and... So you're saying it's bad? They rehabilitated over there. You killed someone. You killed someone. You aren't deserving of jobs. You paid your debt to society. You hiring dudes that's still in the streets doing it. Who? I ain't got to do all that. Who? I ain't got to do all that. You got motherfuckers who's still getting locked up over here. Who? Anne Hefe. Brick baby. And if it was a dream to work with the whole time that he was here and then he got arrested for something that apparently he didn't do.

3:25:01But you know why you don't care? I do care. No, you don't. No, that's a false premise. Because it's bread. That's why you won't cut the cameras. No, I won't cut the cameras because this is for the audience. No, the audience don't want to see. I know my mom and I don't want to see him in Spodey Face fighting. You just said that the whole purpose of this fucking podcast is for people to fight on camera. No, no, no, I didn't. Yes, you did. You've been trying to make that point the entire episode. No, I didn't. No, I didn't. You just contradicted yourself so bad. I don't want to see these two niggas fight.

3:25:26I don't want to see it. That's different than what you just said. Because you're making money off of it. You just said that the audience doesn't want to see that. No, no. After spending an entire podcast saying that that's exactly what the audience does want to see. That loud talking shit don't mean nothing. No, you're contradicting yourself and then you're talking over me because you don't want to face the fact that you're not making any sense. No, I'm not. I'm saying some real shit and you know your ass getting put on the spot for that bullshit you'll be doing. The stuff that you're saying is boring and useless.

3:25:47It ain't useless. Hey, Adam, if someone gets killed here, that's going to be bad. Yeah, see. Wow. Look how angry this guy. I thought I had you on the podcast to tell me this unbelievable, illuminating information. You're getting angry because it's some real shit. No, I'm getting angry because you keep saying shit that is meaningless. No, because that ain't what you don't want to hear. No, because it's so fucking obvious that nobody should have to come on to a podcast. You don't want to hear the real shit. So again, you think that you had to come on here and be the first person to tell me that if somebody gets killed here, that's a bad thing.

3:26:11Then why you hire motherfuckers who kill on here? Why are you here? Because I feel like people deserve a chance. You could be an interesting podcaster even if you killed someone before. I'm not a podcaster. I'm a hustler. Oh my God. this motherfucker he don't want to hear the truth you i i don't think you're willing to deal with the fact that so many people are watching this right now and are i don't even know i don't care how many people watching this but the people watching at home are dumbfounded by the fact that you're saying things that are so boring no they're not no they're not i bet you the niggas ain't the real niggas not the no jumper group chat is lit up with people saying that this is like unwatchable because you're that's fine that's cool that's cool that's fine i'm just telling you i'm that's cool anyway you failed to explain why i ruined the tuesday show But for the record, I gave you a chance and you failed.

3:26:54I don't need no chance. What are you talking about? To make the point that I'm the reason why Spodifus and Munchy left the podcast? I don't know why they left. They left for their own reasons. If you don't know why they left, then that's really insane. You could have prevented that. They left because they boss is not stopping bullshit. I already explained to you how I wouldn't be able to prevent that. They left because they feel like they boss is allowing bullshit to go on at this motherfucking shop. So two grown men going outside and having a conversation? Listen, I don't bullshit. You ain't got to say it on camera, but you know exactly why.

3:27:21You think that these people are just so inherently violent that they shouldn't even be allowed to go have a conversation off camera because they're going to kill each other? You know why. You know why. It's insane. You know why. You have failed at making this point. No, I didn't. We're going to move on. Justice said, don't ban me. I watch No Jumper every night on third shift for years now, but Lush, you realize you, Sporty, and Munchie could start a pod right now and that shit would take off. I'm not saying leave No Jumper, though. Shots of Sporty and Munchie, they're my dogs and my folks. Spody and Munchy, I got 10 ,000 for both of y 'all to come back to No Jump.

3:27:49No, you don't. Who don't? What? Who don't? Let's see it. Put it on the table. I'll show you, motherfucker. Also, there's a cautionary tale out there for you. When Figmunity left, the podcast went to shit. They get no views now. Hey, my people, I'm not fucked with them. Yeah, we fuck with them, too. But realistically, we saw what happened last time somebody left and tried to start their own podcast. I'm sorry to disappoint whoever, but I'm devoted the long way to No Jump until the wheels fall motherfucking off. This line, I'm pushing, period. I'm still going to watch the show. That's it. I still fuck with the best.

3:28:23And just like we did with Brick before, it's going to be like what is going to be better than ever. We're going to get this new squad we're putting together, and it's going to be stupid. Okay, Shadow Moses said, you ran off two of your best house, which again, this is a conspiracy. They're the idea that I ran them off for a dude who don't even bother to show up on time, which again, J-Hood, we can't keep doing that. That's another big issue going forward. Munchy Spody and Wifey collab on Plug Talk. Lush 2, he deserves it after being with a cheating heine. Stupid. Insane. Mr. John Doe said, Munchie's ass is a crybaby.

3:28:55We know you're a lame ass coming back. Okay, I don't know that. I'll tell you that's true. Mr. Bagaman said, J-Hood, don't respect the platform. Have Wack talk to him. That's his plan, and I'm done with the Adam and Wack show. Getting someone's page taken down is some sucker shit equivalent to ratting. If you believe that Wack actually did that, I have a bridge I want to sell you in Brooklyn. but definitely yeah j hood i've talked to him he knows he's not last time being late yeah they get paid to talk shit over here uh richie vid said adam this is why you should have ignored moose weirdo and hired yogi five shout out to yogi five um reality check said try out mr viral from viral way for the tuesday show that's actually not a little my dog too i'm reminded about that them fools are hard mr john doe said my n-word dragon eye crip is a mod again ricky is a bitch.

3:29:42He was on the money for half the episode of the news, brother. He wasn't going to let that happen. Okay. Richard Spencer, which hopefully that's really him, said, Lush is like a 45-year-old acting and dressing this way. Anyway, shout out to J-Hood and Compton, rock rock. Probably spelled it wrong. That's right. Mr. John Doe also said, y 'all in here dropping L's. Haha, turn it off. Goo Wop said, Compton flip-flop lying all night like his daddy Jack 100. Adam, you need to fire Jay Hood on air immediately. They hate me. Damn. I'm watching High or something said Rick Rock is definitely an officer or he's an extreme WAC sympathizer.

3:30:26Ask him about when WAC put it out there that he got a warehouse lined up for 40K. How are you not mad about WAC potentially cutting your water off? Watch this. Y 'all see this badge right here? Don't go to jail because I'm going to handcuff your girl to the headboard and fuck her brains out. If you ever come on here again, you gotta stop doing the whole I'm a fuck your girl thing. That's what I'm doing. That shit gay. I don't give a fuck what you're talking about. That shit weird. No, what's gay is you talking about a penis all day and looking at man's penis. This ain't gay. So I said something that you actually do and then you said something that I don't do.

3:30:56Let me say something. Listen to me. So I said something you actually do and then you made something up. I fuck with you. That's bad podcasting. I fuck with you. I do fuck with you. But telling me what I'm going to do. I fuck with you too, but I'm just trying to help you be a better podcaster because you got a few ticks to work through but you telling me what i am and what i'm not gonna do it's cool i don't i don't gotta come i'm not telling you what you are going to do i'm telling you what you should do okay but i don't gotta come here being a pot i know you probably won't ever come back but i'm just saying i don't got to though i know but i'm just saying that like the thing of like always talking about how you're gonna fuck everybody's girl it comes off super weird on the podcast you talk about fucking men what are you talking about not not today is anyone else scared to introduce some common rick rock to their girl after today I'm just saying that that that like you might think it comes off cool but it comes off weird no comes out weird is when you be talking about man's penis man so again I said something you actually have been doing the whole episode and then you made up something no I didn't so when someone hits you with a reality check you can't hit them with some fantasy you can't take it you talk about penis all day man no sometimes I make gay jokes sure no no but that's different than what you do no no no no you talk about you just like being it for real acting like you're Casanova saying you're gonna fuck everybody's girl.

3:32:00That's strange. God forbid you go to jail. You don't want your bitch bouncing like a low rider. I don't give a fuck about that shit. But the best podcasters are the ones who are actually willing to take advice about... I'm not a podcaster. I keep telling you that. But you've expressed interest in doing podcasts going forward? No, not podcasts. The whole like, I'm gonna fuck your girl. I'm gonna fuck your girl. Man, that's part of my character. If you can't... I'm just saying that's unbecoming. You gotta respect my character like I respect your character. And if you sit on here talk about penis all day, I'm not changing for nobody.

3:32:31If you don't like it, then fuck it. I don't know what you're talking about. And you could say, like, if I was going on your podcast, you could tell me, like, hey, the gay jokes are a little too much. I wouldn't care. I'd let you do your thing. So you're saying that if you had a podcast and I came on, then you would not in any way tell me what you liked or didn't. Come on my podcast. Come on my show. I thought you didn't have one. I got a little set up. Come on my show. As long as you're not going to talk about it, you're going to fuck everybody. Nah, I'm going to let you do your thing. Come on my show.

3:32:51I came on yours, you came on mine. Smack Pack said, Adam, a live podcast on a Wednesday. What the fuck do you think is going to happen? Why not do a weekend, nerd? J-Hood, you a lame as fuck. Lush, you a 304. Adam, get your OGs back. I didn't know that a Wednesday would be prohibitive because we always did weekdays for every show we did, right? I don't think we ever did like a Friday night. Normally, venues are going to have musicians on Friday nights. Nah, but the last one we did at the Novo was on the weekend because me and you interviewed Jim Jones on Saturday morning the next day and Juell's.

3:33:24Oh, okay. Yeah, whatever, though. Okay. Dragon at Crib. I just found Rick Rock's number in my girl's phone. Oh, see? I told you, man. Come on, man. I told you. K Blow and said, Lush, bring Spody and Munchie to a meet and greet. Give the supporters what they want. Yeah, we for sure finna run a meet and greet this coming Wednesday, bro. To you next week. Yeah, let's do a meet and greet instead of a podcast. That sounds awesome. No, not that. See, Hustle said, Adam, you got to step your content game up and stop relying on a shit show for views that don't translate to real life yeah i mean nobody is trying to rely on a shit show for views just sometimes happens sometimes qn hannah said should have did it like a showcase and pay to perform you would have made the money back asad that sounds like the worst thing ever and i hate showcase hip-hop culture more than almost anything yes i was gonna be like kill tony we just yeah you suck dude get off stage like probably the Worst idea I've ever heard.

3:34:16Joe Mack said, the live show won't sell because the viewers aren't in L.A. That is completely false. Our number one demographic is L.A. Also, Jay Hood got to go. He too knew to be that late every week. Tell him it starts at 3, so he shows up at 4. We should tell him it starts at 3. Given how late he was today, it wouldn't have mattered if we told him it started at 3. So, yeah, we definitely got to try to start right at time, especially at a time like this when we're in a little bit of a state of chaos. I do feel bad for J-Hood having to be in the group chat with us. Speaking of dick talk, though.

3:34:46Oh, what? What? What did you say on me? Now he's going to act like I denied having to be dick talk. Hey, I talk about dicks. Okay. 909BKBaby said, your membership hurt momentum for ticket sales. 100 % not true. That's a completely unsubstantiated conspiracy theory. Also, Lush got to quit the fake confidence. We don't believe you. And Rick Ross is an embarrassment to his hood. I don't give a fuck. Damn. I don't care about that. Yeah. I'm a podcaster now. You being fake confident about girls is weird. I'm a podcaster. Yeah. I'm a podcaster. Gregory said, Adam, you know,$64 tickets were too high in this economy.

3:35:26I consider, but that's too steep. I actually didn't even look at the ticket price. I thought it was lower than$64. Yeah, that is kind of stupid. I ain't going to lie. There was cheaper ones. They're lying. YouTuber without a name said, you are not the problem, Adam. I think$80 is too much for some people. Maybe$50 next time. Again, the tickets were below$50. Love you guys. Not going to lie. I miss Munchie B so much. Dragonite Crypt said, having a live show on a Wednesday at 80 a ticket, which again, fake, sounds like a shot, shot, shot, shot issue. It makes you feel better, Adam. I heard 80 % of the audience at the FMW live shows were family members.

3:36:00Yes, we all remember that. Although, for sure, T-Roll is going to forget about that when he talks about our live show. And he also said Lush is the go for the record. Lush needs all the positive reinforcement I can't believe they pay to say this shit this is crazy yeah this is every week KTA Rocco said I used to come with the homies this is fake news KTA said I used to come with the homies you done let rat slash jack100 ruin your show again fake conspiracy theory everyone doesn't glaze and believe everything that rat and jack100 say sounds like you and the co-host fire the fake Piru to the moon can't call him a fake Piru official Brian became a member shot to him KBlowen said dude deadass got an officer outfit on that's how you know he fucks with whack and Adam why do you give a lot of shit about being late asking for apologies when J-Hood shows up it's crickets I have talked to both of them just because I'm not doing it on camera doesn't mean that we're not doing it also I should know better bro like I got like you yeah he's been here a lot longer I told us today I'm like you got to be a fucking role model to other people on the podcast ass man i'm him i gotta be him uh jimbo said to be saw that trash ass shit and sold their entire company so they didn't have to buy that bullshit that shit was bad where's the mayor at man this guy ain't it so uh jay or uh confident rick rock they're they're saying they're i don't care whatever derek said jay hood what's your workout program for the gym i'm trying to buff up heavy and get in better shape.

3:37:30Do you work out right now? Yeah, all I'll do is be on the treadmill, but I'm going to get all the way in the gym. You should ignore the treadmill and just get swole. So you're just naturally kind of... You got a little pot belly, but I feel like if I was you, I'd be more focused on just building muscle. As long as I do my 500 push-ups every night, I didn't need to just really run. 500 is insane. 500 push-ups? I feel like you would be better off just benching. Yeah, 500 push-ups, that's like fast, dude, that fast. But that's like a ton of reps of like really low weight. Push-ups work everything, though.

3:38:08Push-ups work everything. Not really. I don't know. It's just something I do. You think push-ups work your legs? No, it'll take me like five, ten minutes. A bench don't work your legs either, though. I know. I'll upper five, you'll take me like five, ten minutes, go down there. Push-ups work like a pretty limited set of muscles, though. Yancey said, Adam, if you love dark humor and the dark of the funniest, then why is jokes about your family off limits? Just say everybody has a line. You can be funny without being disrespectful. I mean, yeah, I don't think jokes about people's kids are funny.

3:38:37And that's why anybody who makes jokes about anybody on this platform's kids is off limits. And I would say that people's girls, especially if the girls are not public figures, then that's off limits as well, for sure. I think dark humor still necessitates rules, for sure. That's not like an endorsement of like blanket, full throttle, free speech. I've never been claiming to be a free speech absolutist ever. QN Hannah said, I did a web series in SAC in New York about the streets called PACQs. That's cool. D React said, this Tuesday show has to be the worst in history for No Jumper. Like, is this a Rick Rock interview or the Tuesday show?

3:39:14Shout out to Rick Rock and Cass. That was an interesting shout out after completely slamming us. Although I would probably agree. This is definitely probably one of the worst ones ever. Maybe this will be in the comments all the time. He's a fan. But I think he's probably pretty accurate. D React said, watch this chat. He's about to turn this up and get a whole bunch of clips because it's so dry. He wants Rock to crash out. Is he talking about me? What? I'm just reading the donations. I don't think there's anything wrong with reading the donations. Arm 1977 said, Rick Rock, really the type of guy to be pushing 40 and still starting his sentences with, when I grew up, I'm going to, when I grow up, I'm going to do this.

3:39:53Brother, you are grown. That's a go, that's a go. That was kind of, but he only gave you$7 for that though. Um, I'm watching said, Adam, the fuck are you talking about? Kai Sanat can't tour overseas, bro. Wow. I mean, I also use, I show speed as an example, which for sure you can't say that he's not like, he's actually bigger overseas. Uh, he said, Snoop is a global icon. Kai is more so popping in the U S and more popular countries. I can argue speed is bigger than Kai for sure. I think speed's bigger than Kai. He is. But for sure, again, like that argument was for sure settled when we had that conversation earlier.

3:40:25Forex's hand said, Rick Rock is like if Spody Face and Wag had a baby. I bet he's got a diaper company too. Damn. I was no. Juju Rose said, Adam, you couldn't find anyone else. Shouts to Juju. Listen, we're trying out new characters. Rick Rock is working through some of his TikTok. I'm fired. I'm fired already. You know what? Maybe unpopular opinion. I did enjoy the banter. I don't know what other people thought. Arguing is always good, but I mean, he is kind of a spody face in the sense that like as soon as he gets proven wrong, he just keeps going anyway. You notice how quick I've reverted when I got proved wrong about the blood thing?

3:40:59Hey, you know what, Adam? That was growth, homie. Literally, as soon as I saw it, I just said, okay, I was wrong. That was easy. No, you didn't. You said, well, technically. Yeah, I mean. I still think that there's something. You admit that you're wrong. Well, I did, yeah, right away. Right away? Pretty quick. This is a step in the right direction. It wasn't even glimpsing in the direction of I'm wrong back in the day. What are you talking about? I always have been. That's so important to me to admit when I'm wrong. Nah, you can find an example. What's your example? Nah, you always say you're wrong.

3:41:35Zone Out Zone said, my dad and I would argue all the time about how I would one day become a well-known comedian, but he would not think people would like my kind of comedy because it's too soft and corny. What is this, your fucking diary? like what does this have to do with us he's just my dad told me i wasn't gonna make it yeah you're gonna make it oh that was funny shout out to him though i'm sure you were probably forgot a sentence in that um scrambled greg said tam was the female host that you needed fine smart articulate and relatable the chat loved her too and you let her go for some dumb shit i i mean let's look at the responses to that yeah nobody agrees with you all the responses are saying you're wrong are they talking about is he talking about chunky barbie or something he's talking about tam which is why he started the sense with tam lush get your head in the game yeah she got you she got your mind go yeah he's still thinking about her what do we found out that lush kind of got caught cheating with chunky barbie yeah that's really what happened guys she sounded kind of interested in your little pink dick kind of this long ass tan thing that definitely definitely ain't long let's crash outside he ain't wrong you got lush bringing a hundred uh crips with it with a cake Wack bringing a lot of members.

3:42:44Gumby Hale and 607 Onk had 20 members. I mean, these are situations that we were very upset about when Lush caused a bunch of Crips to show up here for no reason. That was upsetting. Oh, with Tiny Hand, with Travis Porter. Yeah, Wack obviously got an earful when he brought... Well, actually, you can't blame Wack for the fucking loose cannon beating because he didn't actually bring those dudes. Whatever. FBS Wolf said, This is the only smart thing Compton Flip Flop said all night. we need it's most spody and munchie back pay them more to bring them back it needs to happen again i'm trying to get them back from the very beginning i'm not going to get on my uh hands and knees and bag or anything but you know we've been we've been trying uh reality check said bring the tuesday squad back and give j hood a wednesday show again i actually uh i laid that idea out to the former hosts and uh didn't really get any feedback on them so yeah um gregory said this turned into a good podcast it took a while but rick rock turned up appreciate that dte clip said we all know you afraid to let the real talent outshine you you're working with the enemy trying to take pages tell whack you let you off the bot farm i hope you ain't talking about me because you're gonna get blocked accusing me of taking people's pages down yeah i i that is not true um dte clips that rick rock showing his true colors naturally a hater episode one episode and gone lol who was that?

3:44:12that was DTE clips I've never heard of that guy before downtown England Derek said Adam you def cut the cameras before I went whack Rush Flacco on live stream y 'all turn the cameras away from it we didn't forget you pick and choose what to show this guy apparently thinks that I'm actually the one operating the cameras even though I wasn't even there that day so that's interesting these are the people that I'm expected to take advice from is people who think that I'm the guy running the cameras when I'm not on the podcast. Ain't from the G said, this crack rock guy seems incompetent, keeps interrupting and isn't funny.

3:44:46If he wipes the side of his head, his haircut will disappear. Spody gone now, 4X you're coming back. You got to love Adam. That was a good one. I like that one. JRV said, Adam, I'd rather watch the No Jumper News instead of the new Tuesday show. Shout out to Uno. Hey, we are in a time of transition working on figuring out who are going to be the Tuesday show host. So thank you to all the people out here. how many we got 4 ,000 people watching pretty solid think I'm in a gang said Adam definitely ruined the Tuesday show you allowed Jack 100 to put two of your popular hosts in a weird situation which again completely not true and even Munchie B would not say that so it's interesting how popular this conspiracy theory is and before you say that it's not true Wack has been talking about this on Clubhouse okay just because Wack talks about something after the fact doesn't mean that it actually was conceived of by him So, again, you are having a hard time dealing with the fact that your conspiracy theories are not true.

3:45:43And then Paper Chaser said, all LA gang members only work out their upper bodies. They skip leg day walking around like Johnny Bravo. Nah, though, there is some truth to that. That's so true, yeah. Those got chicken legs running around looking monstrous. Skipping leg day is like a universal policy within the LA gang community, I'm pretty sure. Leg day is frowned upon in the hood. Ronnie Ronan said this platform's potential can take a new more digestible format for the best same fun stuff with a new niche areas across several demographics shout out to No Jumper we appreciate the positivity brother Houston Texas Hardbody said shout out to J Hood keep pushing don't lose focus big dog I've been following you since before your dirty politics when you was incarcerated your messages reach me at a dark time streets and gangs ain't it at all real shit much love much love TT Battle King said Adam is not an expert that's what you hired Lush for I will say Lush is more of a hip hop expert has more of an encyclopedic knowledge than me I will always admit that kind of thing Lush looked like a bouncer for Tours or Rush that was pretty funny I saw that shit too that is funny that's a pretty good one shout out to everybody who watched this it was a good old time appreciate it everybody hit the comment section and say that you're glad that Lendal LaPlug survived her colonoscopy, which was the first time she got her butthole explored in quite some time.

3:47:09So shout out to everybody. The news will be back tomorrow. See y 'all. Appreciate everybody. Make sure you smack a like on this. Let's get to 1 ,000 likes. And last-minute donation, Chico Beans said J-Hood needs to go. I know I got to go to your bitch house. Give us a likey on it. I'm going to fuck your bitch now. I don't know. I'm going to pull up Rick Rock. What's your name? Chico Beans. I'm coming for the bitch, man. It was a good show today, man. It was a good episode. It was fun. We had some heat moments. Free young follow. You already know. Compton, Rick Rock, always good for a heated argument for show.

3:47:47Shout out to Les. Shout out to J-Hood.

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