In short
The episode is a wide-ranging discussion focused on recent federal RICO-style indictments in Los Angeles/Compton, plus ongoing rap/hip-hop controversies and culture shifts. The host reacts to claims that Pooh Shiesty and two co-defendants told on “victims” in proffers/pleas, arguing that if victims already gave statements to law enforcement, the outcome may be viewed differently than if it’s purely “collaboration.” He repeatedly says he hasn’t reviewed the underlying victim statements and wants to see what the victims told police. He also discusses how federal cases can remove large numbers of people at once and how this is framed as the strongest federal presence in LA in years. Notable examples include references to prior gang indictments (e.g., Rolling 60s/Hoover) and a specific alleged drug-buy scenario involving marijuana, codeine/lean, and even “sneakers,” tied to a shooting in a “green Lambo.”
Guests
no clear named guests appear in the transcript; it’s primarily a two-person conversation (the host and “Adam”/another speaker). The episode also mentions public figures (Jim Jones, Mel Murda, Academics, Blueface, Young Thug, TrapLore Ross, Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Taylor Swift) but not as interviewed guests.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOBreaking News on Indictments
0:45 to 1:39
Discussion about recent indictments affecting people they know.
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Breaking News on Indictments
2:00 to 3:56
Discussion about recent indictments affecting people they know.
“Yeah, it sounded like there was an indictment that you guys just learned about out there.”
Changing Landscape of Street Drugs
3:56 to 4:55
Hosts reflect on the evolution of drugs and the current state of the streets.
“But, you know, you got to understand, Adam, when it comes to the, and I was thinking about this the other day, when it comes to a lot of things, like currently in the streets, like even drugs, like I thought about it.”
Understanding New Drug Trends
4:55 to 6:20
Exploration of contemporary drug trends and their effects on youth.
“If you had the ability to tell that someone was doing heroin or PCP or whatever, that same radar is probably going to effectively be able to alert you when somebody's off Percocets or fentanyl or whatever.”
The Impact of RICO Cases
6:20 to 7:52
Analysis of recent RICO cases and their implications on communities.
“So when all the kids, a big meme right now over the last couple months, 6 '7".”
Pusha T Allegations
7:52 to 9:21
Discussion surrounding allegations against Pusha T and his associates.
“I'm getting kind of hot in here already.”
Collaborating with Law Enforcement
9:21 to 14:00
Examination of how street codes interact with cooperation with police.
“I remember some Blackstones got picked up, about 15, 20 people.”
Discussion on Pooh Shiesty and Legal Consequences
14:00 to 22:32
Explore the implications of Pooh Shiesty's legal troubles and testimony.
“This is a person messaging you saying, Poushiste and his two co-defendants really told on the two victims, ain't no way around this part.”
Jim Jones and Gang Affiliations
23:04 to 28:01
Analyze Jim Jones's gang affiliations and the recent controversies surrounding him.
“You got to be one of the guys that's going to be in Vlad's top 10 most streamed shows.”
Jim Jones and Academics: Misunderstandings and Missed Calls
28:01 to 29:18
Discussion on Jim Jones's frustrations with Academics and the implications of their interactions.
“If you're going to be a Kanye BFF, let's be real.”
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The Controversy Surrounding Dove's Brother
29:19 to 31:25
Exploration of an incident involving Dove's brother and the reactions from various hoods.
“I see your partner's – I don't know what he is.”
Reflections on Street Culture and Branding
31:26 to 33:10
Discussion on branding in street culture and how certain individuals navigate their reputations.
“I know it wasn't the hoods that were whacked out on the shirt.”
Rising Tensions in Los Angeles
33:11 to 35:39
Analysis of the current state of violence and gang activity in Los Angeles.
“there are people that he probably doesn't f*** with but it's not he's done a very good job at keeping his brand so that it's not viewed as a brand that is associated with any one neighborhood in particular.”
Changing Trends in Media Consumption
35:40 to 37:59
Examination of the evolving preferences in media consumption and its implications for content creators.
“But, you know, it's a lot going on, bro.”
The Shift in Economic Climate and Its Effects
38:00 to 42:00
Discussion on how the changing economic climate is impacting spending habits and content consumption.
“You know, yeah, I feel like it seems like a time to be conservative.”
Movie Review and Sleep Insights
42:00 to 43:08
Discussion about a movie experience followed by insights on sleep health.
“Go see one problem or one battle after another.”
Movie Review and Sleep Insights
43:12 to 43:35
Discussion about a movie experience followed by insights on sleep health.
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Rite Aid Closures and Economic Changes
43:35 to 46:37
Conversation about Rite Aid's closure and broader economic shifts affecting retail.
“They said all the Rite-Aids closing down.”
Challenges in the Music Industry
46:37 to 48:09
Discussion on music sales, artist strategies, and recent lawsuits involving Drake.
“yields some creativity or some new ideas.”
Dissecting Kendrick's Lyrics and Lawsuit
48:09 to 49:53
Analyzing the implications of Kendrick Lamar's lyrics and the recent lawsuit dismissal.
“Yeah, I'm not sure exactly how this all plays out.”
Debate on Legal Matters in Hip-Hop
49:53 to 52:49
A debate on the relevance of a recent lawsuit involving hip-hop artists and their narratives.
“I know, but you're now trying to say that, oh, Kendrick was talking about Baca, not nice.”
Lil Durk's Challenges and Allegations
52:49 to 56:00
Discussion on Lil Durk's recent controversies and alleged connections to violence.
“Why would you say what the fuck is wrong with you?”
Allegations and Incriminating Evidence
56:00 to 58:56
Discussion on allegations against rappers involving murder and prison communications.
“That's what's being suggested here is that he wanted people from O Block killed because they didn't slide from O Block.”
Dirk's Legal Troubles and Future
58:56 to 1:00:14
Debate on Dirk's legal situation and its implications for his career.
“It feels like, at this point, a betting man, I don't know if this is on Polymarket or not.”
Jeezy's Reputation Under Scrutiny
1:00:14 to 1:02:36
Exploration of Jeezy's alleged cooperation with authorities and its consequences.
“about on here what about jesus this is probably one of the most creative ways that i've ever seen somebody get exposed for a retired FBI agent made a TikTok saying that he believes that Jeezy told.”
Snitching in the Hip-Hop Industry
1:02:36 to 1:09:36
Discussion on the impact of snitching in hip-hop and how it affects careers.
“Man, that dude got a liquor line and he got other things going on.”
Snitching in the Hip-Hop Industry
1:09:45 to 1:10:13
Discussion on the impact of snitching in hip-hop and how it affects careers.
“It's weeknight dinners, sitting around the table, everyone talking all at once.”
Gunna's Career and Recent Sightings
1:10:13 to 1:14:57
Discussion about Gunna's career, a recent sighting, and implications of snitching in hip-hop.
“and they're supposedly putting out a whole project together.”
Reflections on Gunna's Strategy
1:14:57 to 1:17:01
Analyzing how Gunna has managed to navigate his career post-controversy.
“I didn't pay no mind until he got up, right?”
Escaped Inmate's Story
1:17:01 to 1:18:13
Discussion about an escaped inmate caught after a domestic argument.
“I just seen yesterday one of the inmates that escaped from Louisiana.”
Debate on R&B Artist's Body
1:18:13 to 1:24:00
A heated discussion regarding the authenticity of an R&B artist's body enhancements.
“Me and you had a little bit of a conversation.”
Discussing Body Image and Perceptions
1:24:00 to 1:25:12
Explore how people's perceptions of body image can be skewed.
“it wasn't until I took a picture of her.”
Rumors and Relationships
1:25:12 to 1:26:28
Delve into the rumors surrounding relationships and personal history.
“It will be at the very least shared on YouTube, yes.”
Cultural Differences in Body Types
1:26:28 to 1:29:04
Examine the cultural factors influencing perceptions of body types in different regions.
“I don't know if you were dibbling around.”
Food Quality and Health
1:29:04 to 1:31:24
Discuss the impact of food quality on health and obesity rates.
“You know, have you seen the thing where they take it and they put it up for 30 days and they open it up and it's the same, nothing's happened?”
Personal Experiences with Substance Use
1:31:24 to 1:35:59
Highlight discussions around personal experiences with drugs and their effects.
“due to their high sugar, fat, and low, yeah, I mean, viewed a bowl of Froot Loops every morning, yeah.”
Incarceration and its Impact
1:35:59 to 1:37:40
Discuss the effects of incarceration on individuals and their communities.
“so listen I'm pretty good with not talking about the rest of the what is going on with him what you know I keep hearing that I heard he had a situation I just thought maybe it was a fight situation.”
Controversial Allegations in Recent News
1:37:40 to 1:38:05
Investigate the latest allegations surrounding a young individual and their implications.
Discussion on Allegations Against Rapper
1:38:05 to 1:41:07
Explore the shocking allegations surrounding a rapper and the investigation implications.
“He's just like a total nerd who spent his whole life on the computer.”
Cool Kicks Controversy
1:41:07 to 1:42:25
Delve into the controversy regarding the shoe store and counterfeit claims.
“All he knows is he bought a thousand pair of shoes, whatever, whatever's there.”
Versus Battle Between Cash Money and No Limit
1:42:25 to 1:45:58
Analyzing the upcoming versus battle and the disparities in music catalogs.
“I don't give a f*** about supporting Nike's bottom line.”
The Impact of Versus Battles on Artists
1:45:58 to 1:48:16
Discuss the significance of versus battles and their effect on artist recognition.
“But it'll be really cool to see him in the same room.”
Transcript
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2:11Adam22:Is this going to be big news? Is it going to be a rap news street politics video about this one? Yeah. Really? 20. 20 dudes picked up. Remember, Big U's was what, 19? Yeah. They say it's 20 dudes. I'm just scratching my head because. What neck of the woods? Compton area. Scratching my head because it's like some of these dudes I was like really like. You know when you see some dudes that just come home and be working and out the way. You assume they're actually out the way. Yeah, but I think what happens a lot of times, bro, is that you can come home and some people could be in the middle of something, and because you already affiliated, you know what I'm saying, it doesn't take much, you know what I'm saying, to get tied into something.
3:03It was like real disturbing. One of the dudes I was just helping out, he was going through a divorce. Like literally I just put him, he called me the other day looking for an attorney because his wife was kind of like trying to get over on him. What'd they get in tight for?
3:17Adam22:I don't know. Murders, drug dealing? I don't know. They just called, said 20 people got picked up 2, 3 o 'clock this morning. I didn't know it was true, called around, but some of the names of some of the people was kind of like, kind of shocking, man, but it's like. Hitting a little close to home, you think you might be next? No. Okay. Anyone you travel with perhaps could be involved? No, I know. I know. probably like half of them I know. But it's probably only two of them they call me periodically. You know, and when they call, we just be bullshitting right on the phone or whatever. But, you know, you got to understand, Adam, when it comes to the, and I was thinking about this the other day, when it comes to a lot of things, like currently in the streets, like even drugs, like I thought about it.
4:10I don't even know what the new drugs look like. Really? Like if you put some fentanyl, if some fentanyl was right there on the table, I wouldn't have known it was fentanyl. You could Google that kind of thing. Yeah, I just don't. I mean, you just, you know, perks and all this shit. A pill. It wasn't. You know, in my time it was crack, powder, heroin, cocaine, PCP, marijuana. That's it. But it's like now that I sit back and I'm thinking about a lot of things, bro. like when you're disconnected from it or it's not part of your day-to-day, you're really not thinking about what people are doing. You're not even thinking about what they could be doing because it's different out here right now.
4:54I'm going to be honest with you. If you had the ability to tell that someone was doing heroin or PCP or whatever, that same radar is probably going to effectively be able to alert you when somebody's off Percocets or fentanyl or whatever. You know, it's like, yes, these are different names and they are different chemically and everything like that. But really, ultimately, every drug is either going to make you slumped or it's going to make you up. Yeah. Like, what's the shit they drink? The lean or codeine or whatever? I mean, yeah, but... For years... I resent you acting like this is a new thing.
5:30No, no. For 30 years, this has been like a main topic in hip hop. But you got to remember, I don't do drugs. My team don't do drugs. But for years. You've heard so many songs about it. No, I know. I'm sure you kind of get the idea, right? I know what it is or whatever. But I don't be knowing. I used to hear people say it, two lines, three lines. Lines, right? Lines and ounce.
5:52Adam22:No, but see, in my head, when I hear a line, it registers cocaine, powder. It's a liquid. Yeah, but when I hear a line, it registers powder. I think you need to be more willing to learn new things. No. You don't have to do it. You just have to be like, oh. I've realized this. Part of becoming a kind of cool older dude is having to actually have some degree of curiosity. No. So when all the kids, a big meme right now over the last couple months, 6 '7". It's actually because of a rapper that I've interviewed, Skrilla, who has a rap song in which he says 6 '7". It sounds kind of funny. all the kids started saying it on tiktok it became this big meme i spent you know like five minutes googling it reading a summary of what it was and and that i mean there's nothing to tell you it's just it sounds funny so kids just say it and it's it's like a weird trolly thing they just say six seven yeah because he says six seven in the song and it sounds funny so like these kids are all saying it and i realized like i'm not i probably just chose a bad example because it's very hard to explain why this is funny but the thing that's gonna keep me from seeming like my dad seems to me where he's just completely checked out.
7:03He doesn't know anything about anything that's going on is you have to have that curiosity to say, oh, you know what? I was just listening to a podcast and they were talking about some artist named Tate McRae. No idea. I don't even know what kind of music they make. I don't know if it's a guy or a girl. You look him up. I will. I'm going to because I at least want to try to stay aware of what's going on in the culture. That's different, but the drugs was never part of my program. Nobody in my circle I was fortunate enough that my artist wasn't drug addicts like that. You know what I'm saying? With Blueface, that kind of remains to be seen.
7:37Adam22:Nah, Blueface drunk a little liquor. You're looking like Big Meech in there. You think you might be able to have the Seroquils? What you mean? He gaining weight. That doesn't do that? What do you mean? He can just eat too, right? He gaining weight. I didn't have to. Blueface, free Blueface. I didn't have to deal with that. I'm going to put this AC on. I'm getting kind of hot in here already. Yeah, so. But it's like, I don't know, man. I don't know, man. And what's crazy about these RICO's, right, is that every time the paperwork comes, it's always like a three, four, five years been investigated.
8:12Adam22:Yeah. It's never like nothing just happened in six months. Right. You know what I'm saying? You got to clean up these streets. Oh, man. The streets got to clean themselves. But, you know, I believe. They're showing time and time again that they will not clean themselves up. No, they're cleaning themselves right now. How so? You got a lot of people informing. Right.
8:36These indictments take people off the streets 10, 20, 30 at a time. That scares the streets. You know what I'm saying? This is the most federal presence we've seen in the streets of L.A. since I've been living. Really? Because we've had, what, like two indictments this year? No, okay. You had the Rolling 60 Regal. Yeah, the Hoover. The Hoover just got picked up. Now they're saying they're in Compton. I believe the Broadways or somebody I saw on Rap News Street Project, they may have had one. I know some years back, probably about 10 years ago, I remember some Blackstones got picked up, about 15, 20 people.
9:27But over the last couple years, I've never in my lifetime heard of, like, this type of federal presence in the ghettos, bro. It was always, like, a drug kingpin or a big dope dealer or some dudes robbing banks or jewelry stores. But because there's so many of these gangs that are not really focused on making money off selling drugs or doing robberies or, you know, smashing grabs or whatever it is. They just want to kill the guys on the other side of town. And so I don't know if maybe the feds didn't necessarily consider that as important. Even that murders was predominantly handled on the state side.
10:08Adam22:Right, right. You get what I'm saying? And there's a lot going on, man. Like, and then a lot of these dudes is going. It's a lot of allegations. She's like, right now I'm in a dog fight with the Exposers for the first time. About what? Push Icy. Oh, okay. Because, you know, about a year ago I got his attorney to come on my YouTube channel. Okay. And, yeah, I saw some titles about this, but I don't know. So why do you think that he might be Brad? No, I actually defended him when it hit the fan. I defended him. I brought his attorney on there, and we was clearing it up. But his attorney was supposed to send us some documentation of something that I was kind of skeptical.
10:52He never sent it. But I kind of just kind of like didn't think nothing about it. But now that he's come home, my whole team, they own me. Like, they own me. They sending me all these documents and all this stuff. So I went in there today on Clubhouse, and I heard him out. And I'm seeing what I'm seeing. but it's kind of like
11:17it's kind of like if I'm coming to you, right, to buy some drugs or whatever I'm coming to do, right? And then I'll rob you or I'll shoot you or whatever, right? And then they take me to custody and I tell them that I went to Adam because he was going to sell me some lean. but then you end up getting indicted after that so I kind of think whatever paperwork they got in the proffer all three of the guys kind of said that they went to the victims to buy certain things to buy drugs and get this and get that and they found it in the proffer we're talking about the shooting in the green Lambo when they went to go buy weed and then they ended up riding the guys yeah I guess so
12:08Adam22:I guess so So you think, or you're fighting against, but your team thinks that Pusha C and them told on each other? Well, they think they told on the victims. Oh, okay. You know what I'm saying? By saying what? That we were going to buy drugs off these guys? Yeah. So that's enough for you, even though. Well, listen, I ain't going to lie. I'm a Pusha C fan. I know his daddy and shit. I'm a huge Pusha fan. You know what I'm saying? But, you know, they putting things in front of me, and it's kind of like, you know, and I'm reading it. And if you was to bring me this stuff and say, whack, these are the victims, these are the dudes, this, this, what do you see?
12:53I would say what I'm seeing. Okay. In this situation, and there's not no excuse for it, I think we got a lot of youngsters that get in trouble and just don't know how to handle it. You know what I'm saying? Because in their mind, they're probably thinking, well, they already know. But even if they already know, you still can't collaborate. You know, you can't collaborate. You get what I'm saying? Even if the police got you for something and some other dude said, I can't say, yeah, I was going to buy drugs from Adam. Okay. Not being from the streets. because that's like one of the things that thug got a lot of heat for saying to the people who are interrogating him was basically like yo i i know that peewee roscoe would provide drugs to little wayne and you know one way to look at that is like oh well providing drugs is illegal so you just told on them the other way to look at it is like providing drugs is the least of these guys worries it's just like a pretty minimal thing but it's when you're dealing with the streets yeah I mean bro it's kind of like a we forget weed is illegal federally well depending on where you act right but federally it's always illegal yeah it's illegal
14:18yeah bro they complain they on my ass about this shit I know I'm not gonna lie like for anybody out there who's watching this and feels like oh whack is kind of I was talking about the indictment because you seem very distracted and I'm blaming it on the fact that you just found out that a bunch of people you know got locked up. Nah, look, you see what I'm saying? This is a person messaging you saying, Poushiste and his two co-defendants really told on the two victims, ain't no way around this part. This is all three co-defendants proffers and pleas. They all told on victim one and two. I haven't seen any of this.
14:50Poushiste, that's the first time I read that. Listen, 11 months ago, I brought his attorney on there. Now, Luce Cannon was like, he was totally against Poo Shisey. And he started disrespecting the attorney, and I had to put an end to it because where it was.
15:07Adam22:Why was Luce Cannon disrespecting him? Did he think he was a tattle? Yeah, but he started doing things to where if I couldn't keep the attorney online, it wouldn't have been able to clear Poo up. Okay. You know what I'm saying? Like if he had felt like, you know, Luce Carr called him sweetie and all kind of crazy shit. Sweetie! This is a real attorney. Take me back. So I thought we kind of cleared Poo up because the thing was, one of the dudes didn't take his time until two weeks after all of them, but whatever Poo and them went and did when they proffered, right, forced dude into taking like eight years or 12 years, whatever it was, right?
15:50But the attorney stipulated that they all was in agreeance to what they were doing and who was going to get what time, right? and he was supposed to send some documents. He never sent them. I just kind of let it go. So, you know, I guess he, I thought he was home a week or two ago, but I guess he's in the halfway house, and you know how it goes, bro. And it's kind of like we're living in a different time because there's no, I remember they used to celebrate people coming home. Now they're trying to crucify you. Why are you saying they? Like it's not you.
16:22Adam22:Well, I only, no, no, period, people. they try to do this to you as if we're not doing that right now and again I'm not in any way convinced hold on no we're not because I haven't even run over the documents to even you know they came on the clubhouse floor they stated they facts and I kind of heard them but I didn't really get off into it if I'd have got off into it you would know about it it'd be on the blogs so are you basically admitting that you're selective politicking on this and you don't want to know anything that would make you look bad? Okay.
17:02As it looks, and as crazy as it seems, if you tell the feds that you went somewhere to buy drugs from an individual and you identify that individual, right? The streets, this ain't wax rules, this is the rules before me. They will say that you're telling. I just want to see the overall statements from, not that it may not mean anything, the victims, because there have to be some statements from the victim. I think somebody might have got shot or something. I don't know. Something happened to two of the victims. I want to see if they told, if they told, what I'm saying is if they come to Poo and his people and say, the victims already gave a statement saying that, you guys were there because they were going to sell you these things.
17:58Okay. Right? Now, this is just me. If I see that the victims already told the feds while they're in the hospital that, yeah, we came to meet up with Pusashi and his team to sell them whatever drugs or whatever the hell they were going to sell them. Pretty sure it's weird. Whatever it is, right? I don't know what it is, right? If the victims told the police that And the police put those statements from the victim in front of Poushice and said, we know you were there to buy whatever. I'm going to look at it different. Right. You get what I'm saying? So I told them until y 'all go find the statements from the victims, one and two, what they said to the law enforcement, I'm kind of like up in the air with it.
18:46Okay. I'm not selective politicking. I'm up in the air with it. Now, if Pooh Shiesty would have been like a whack op, are you asking me, would I be running it up and telling the people to figure it out? Most definitely. I mean, my thing is, is that as far as how commonplace weed is, I mean, people drive around smoking blunts. They got blunts sitting in the ashtray of their car in most states in America. So it's pretty easy for me to understand how a guy like Pooh Shiesty, if what you're saying is true, it would just probably not even cost us. mind to just say, well, from what I recall, yeah, that was what it was.
19:24That's what I know. I never heard anything. Because what else would it be? Maybe lean or perks or whatever, but I feel like I would remember that. Oh, it says right here. Yep. Meeting to acquire marijuana. No. Marijuana, codeine, and sneakers. Pretty cool combo. Yeah. We're going to get some weed, some lean, and some shoes. Pour the lean in the shoe. Drink it up. So, you know, because I don't know if by the time they got to Poo's name, they're like, look, we already got the statements. And, you know, Poo's attorneys are saying, hey, the victims have already told them y 'all was coming over there to buy weed, codeine, and some shoes.
20:03Now, if the statement's already made or given by the victims, and in the proffer, they put in Poo's, I see them proffer for their deal, that you're admitting that you were going to buy codeine and weed, something that's already been documented by the victim. Me, personally, I'm going to look at it different. Okay. Well, Pusha, I see. I'm in your corner. I believe in you. I think we're going to get past this. No, look, bro, I've been fighting for it. Also, I just feel like even if that were to come out, nobody's going to care. Nobody's going to stop talking with him over that. That's crazy. Nobody's going to.
20:41Well, I mean, it was a little number done on Thug. But that was because it was different factors in there. He kind of hung, you know, his own voice hung itself. No, you know, people don't. Back in the day, you exposed people that was telling because shit happened to them. These days, it's just conversation. It used to be, he shot me. That was telling. Or me and him went and we shot at these other guys, and that's telling. No, that's always been telling. Now it's like, you know, I went to the situation with a Draco and a pound of weed, and then they were supposed to sell me the weed and that's enough, which I get it.
21:16Telling the cops about any kind of criminality. Just tell her. So, you know, at the end of the day, these days, it's just really content, man. You know, you see, it's funny to me because I've been watching the New York guys over there. They're dropping your flag? 0-5-0 China.
21:31Adam22:Oh, yeah. Right? If he was mad, I wouldn't give him five grand for an interview. He's crazy. 0-5-0 China and you'd have given him that five grand, you wouldn't have heard the end of that. I made him pay me five grand. Right? That's how he talked. It seemed like it kind of hurt him in the soul that I basically had to tell him, like, you're not worth that. And then 1090 got him. I don't think nobody ever give it a five grand for it. But, you know, he wants to come out here and, like, have some money to spend or whatever. I get it. But, like, 1090 interviewed him. And I saw the numbers. For sure, I should not have given you five grand.
22:03For sure, five grand. People think five grand is a normal amount to ask for for a podcast. Five grand is upper echelon. It's not superstar status, but it's up there. You're going to do some numbers. It's like, yeah, for me to make five grand off your interview and then for there to be enough on top of that, for me to even feel like, oh, I made$1 ,500. I made two grand, so it was worth it for me paying five grand, which granted, even that is not great, but it's like five grand.
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23:18I mean, you know, we know who get paid what. We know we get paid. And a lot of times we don't, you know, they're our friends and shit. So it ain't like that. But I've been watching them. They've been running the campaign on Jim Jones. What's funny is everything. You've been calling them a rap for years. Everything I said that they were like ignoring all the New York Bloods. I think some OG dude, they say he's a first generation New York Blood, like Bondu or Mandu something. He's calling Jim Zone out to a fade and all this shit. Why? Why does that guy want to fade him? Well, all of a sudden, Jim Jones was paying for his colors.
23:54He was paying for your rag. And, you know, I'm kind of up in the air with this, right? And they're saying now Jim Jones not a Blood. You can't say that. He's been a Blood for? 30 years. I'm going to be real. Y 'all can't say now in 2025 Jim Jones is not a blood. Now if I'm Jim Jones, I don't pay those dudes no attention social media wise. I make sure my team is right. I make sure my security is right. And I keep moving doing what I'm going to do. Because a lot of these dudes Jim probably ain't never saw in his life. But the crazy part about it, you hear what I'm saying? We heard you on the wiretap.
24:28It was played in a federal trial. That's conspiracy. We all know that. And I'm sitting here laughing like... If that was true, it was true four years ago. Yeah, yeah. Five years ago. Yeah, all of it back then, but I think what it is with them is like, if you're from California, and you, believe it or not, although you're from New Hampshire, your voice is California. Well, my understanding of gang shit is a California understanding. Granted, I know about Chicago and New York and shit, but really, like, my baseline of what's normal gang-wise is based on everything I've seen in LA. Yeah, so now they're attacking him with that stuff.
25:05But I'm going to be real. I really believe male murder just came on, right? And I could be wrong, but I know all these things work. All this time, nobody said any of this. A lot of it because of respect of male murder and his relationship with Jim while he's gone. So now that he's home, they're attacking him with it, right? Like, that math doesn't add up. That tells me maybe Mel Murda wasn't too happy about his coming home rewards. And now Mel is saying apply a little pressure, right? So maybe he doubles back. And that gives me reason to request or demand a little more. But we just saw Jim Jones and Mel, like, embracing at the train station when he got home from prison, right?
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25:56You have never heard these New York bloods. attacked Jim in this manner. Really? While Mel was gone. I haven't seen any of this. Look, while Mel was gone. Send me links to that because I would like to check that out. Like, what? It's crazy.
26:07Adam22:Really? Like, while Mel was gone, now he's home. He's home, bro. Right. And, you know, while he was gone, they never, they didn't play with, they didn't play with him like this. Now he's home and this shit is crazy. Hold on.
26:31Yeah, I'm going to say the G. So, you know, I don't know, but I'm going to be real. Nobody at this point can say, Jim, you ain't the blood. That shit don't work.
26:41Adam22:Yeah. You can't. I love that. Like, as soon as, like, 4XRA and X4 started beefing, it was like, you ain't really from here. Or, like, you got to come here and get put off. It's like, as soon as there's any kind of, like, internal conflict, It's like, oh, you're actually not from here in the first place. Yeah, you got it tattooed all over your face. We were cool a week ago, but sorry, it was fake all along. I just sent it to you. It's great. He's talking crazy. I'll check that out. But, okay, so I did want to get your thoughts on that. Jim Jones approaching academics in an aggressive manner at the YB show.
27:17How do you feel about that?
27:19Adam22:I think I was talking to Act, and I said, well, Act, what was he really upset about? It didn't seem like it was clear to Act at all. Yeah, what was he really upset about? Act's having to guess at what might have offended him. And the fact that Jim was just talking in circles, you know how they do, the New York dudes. They good at saying a bunch of shit that really don't add up to nothing. That's gangbangers in general. I'm sorry. but there's a lot of times I've sat across from a gay member on here who's giving me a whole lot of razzle dazzle and a lot of dead homies and a lot of all this shit and I'm like you really have not made much of a point here no offense to Jim but actually Jim is a smart guy but I could imagine him being mad at academics and not really knowing how to verbalize why he's mad at academics I don't know what I did I was still trying to figure it out but I don't think he did nothing too serious because he didn't do nothing to him you know what I'm saying I do know that Jim wanted an interview after the yay interview and Act ended up not getting on the phone with him so it ended up not happening which was a political boo it made sense at the time that was intentional that Act kind of dubbed him I think Act just didn't follow up and Jim didn't follow up well, I was probably trying to keep his a Kanye card.
28:47Good. I mean, that's what I told him. That's what I suggested. If you're going to be a Kanye BFF, let's be real. You're probably going to fall out with him within a couple of months anyway. So you might as well not do interviews with his ops. Or I don't know that Kanye would have ever really cared about him having a conversation with Jim, but either way, I mean, it's the number one situation where Jim Jones is not going to get off on him. Right. He's got security. There's hell of venue security. Acts in good with YB's team. Birdman standing right there. He wasn't going to disrespect Birdman. As much as Jim Jones might be a hothead and might be kind of liable to fly off the handle, I don't really see him being, you know, that burnt out.
29:23That wasn't going to happen. I see your partner's – I don't know what he is. I'm already trying to figure out who my partner is. Cough syrup dude. Dub. He says his brother, and then I get a call from Cop and Rick Rock. He's saying, whack, they say the dude's a stud. that is a common misconception but that's not true he is a man well listen but so i understand i felt sorry for the dudes from um backstreet watts i'm like damn they don't even get no points it was a stud but so is he like androgynous he looks like a female he's a man for the record
30:07Adam22:and I heard him talking I'm like it might be a stud he kind of looks like Boosie if you like zapped him with a space ray and like he just kind of ended up like you know I don't know it's hard to explain but yeah I mean that's Dove's brother I've been around him for like damn near 10 years now I personally I kind of get it because he is somebody who over the years has been cool to me and then he'll randomly yeah he tries to rap or he did for a period of time. But, you know, he'll talk shit about me, and then I'll see him, and it'll be cool. Oh, you even know how cool you and Dub is? Yeah, but he goes off on Dub.
30:45Like, I seen Dub just wishing him a happy birthday, but then he'll also be dissing Dub. Did you notice that? So there's a clip of him that allegedly is him. What got him the beatdown was the fact that he was dissing a lot of hoods. He had a shirt with a crossed-out swan and a crossed-out Boston Red Sox logo. He had to be crossed out. Yeah, a bunch of other shit. But that ain't the people that got it. Oh, right. Okay. Crips got it. Yeah. Some, I believe, Backstreet Watts. Right. He's claiming Front Street Watts. And personally, not really super familiar with these hoods. But, yeah, I mean, if you're out there wearing shirts with other hoods crossed out and you're on Instagram and you're talking shit about hoods and these videos are going viral.
31:30I know it wasn't the hoods that were whacked out on the shirt. But if you're doing all that and then you get the shit beat out of you, I am not going to feel bad for you. You were asking for it. You were playing the game. He's lucky the hoods he had on his shirt didn't catch him. He got love. What they did to him, they showed him some love. Yeah, that was what I was thinking too. Because this could easily be a lot sadder. This could be a funeral to go to. They knocked him out like two, three times. Yeah, it was not good. They kept telling him to go to sleep. Did you see his leg? Yeah, I seen that.
32:03I screenshotted it because I didn't know, is it a prosthetic leg? Something happened to him? All I know is that I've seen homeless people with legs like that on the train in New York back in the day where something's going on. It's getting big. It's getting hard. I don't know. I don't know if it's a drug thing. Lush said that he does a lot of drugs, a lot of Zans and stuff. So that's Desto's brother. For real. Not like my brother, but DNA. I don't know if he's his half-brother or not. But at the very least, they're brothers, yeah. Oh, shit. For better or for worse, yeah. What is he? Was he walking down the street?
32:38I don't know. I mean, he's always hanging out on the block, like making Instagram videos of him talking shit into the camera and everything. Is he a little? Yeah. Oh, okay. Yeah, he's out there. I don't know exactly what the diagnosis is, but he's definitely not your average Joe. Gotcha. but I mean it sucks seeing it happen because dub is somebody who more than almost any other entrepreneur I've seen in LA street culture history has done a very good job of staying out of the bullshit he f***s with all these artists who are from all these different hoods he shows love to them but they don't tell him that he can't f*** with these people etc obviously there are people that he probably doesn't f*** with but it's not he's done a very good job at keeping his brand so that it's not viewed as a brand that is associated with any one neighborhood in particular.
33:25And then he's got his brother out here doing all this dumb burnt out shit. And again, Pimp and P, I feel like you're my little brother. You're my slow little brother too because you're Dub's little brother, so you're my little brother. You know, I think of it like these guys who go rock climbing without the net or without the rope. He actually raps. When you die, you ask for it. He raps. I mean,
33:47Adam22:you know, a lot of people have put out a few rap videos over the years, yeah. Gotcha. Yeah, they, listen, I believe that they cut him some slack. It was one dude. I don't know why they're saying he got jumped. Yeah. It was one dude.
34:07I believe it's a learning experience. Yeah. I mean, really, what you saw in that video is not anything even notable from a gangbanging perspective. Let's just see how it goes. You know, my neighborhood, they beef with Front Street. Okay. I don't even know about L.A.'s Front Street. Yeah, that's Watts. I know Fredo Santana. I think Chief Keefe is from Front Street. They got a Valley Front Street. You know, we got a few of them, like family, Baby Charles. Okay. He in there. His crime is his. My homeboys, you know what I mean? But, yeah, that was kind of different when I seen that. That's the first time I've really seen the presence of them on the internet.
34:52Adam22:Okay. Because it's a smaller neighborhood than Watts. You know, you usually hear about bounty hunters and PJs and Grape Streets or something like that, right? But, yeah, it was unfortunate. I was kind of hoping they didn't dog him too bad because I got the feeling that he was, like, special needs. You know what I'm saying? But, look, he came out a lot better. I seen somebody else just last night. Another rapper. Who? T4 or something like that. It was T4. Yeah, they, shit, they caught him in the front seat of the car. Oh, it was Unaliving. Unaliving, yeah, just the other night. I think I might have seen that.
35:32Adam22:I don't know who he is, though. One of BG Perico homeboys. Really? Yeah, another youngster. I heard his name a few times, you know what I'm saying? But, you know, it's a lot going on, bro. It's a lot going on. No disrespect. I just didn't know what it was. But, yeah, that's terrible. You feel like what? Is there a reason why you think shit's heating up? I think it was like the least killing over the summer in a long time. I seen the thing other day. Los Angeles has the most murders in all the big cities in California now. Really? From the Bay to San Diego. Listen, places like Frisco. Take that, Swamp Stories.
36:13He's always clowning our murder rate. Places like Frisco had like four and Oakland six. Dago had maybe like 15 or 10. We had like 200-something. Oh, but I mean, our population is like way higher than all those other cities. So you always got to scale it to the population, right? I think they was talking about, you know, street killings, gang killers. You know, there's all kinds of murders going on. I know. It's just like we have, what, like 7 million people or some shit. So it's probably like drastically more than all those ones. Things is changing. The climate is different. I'm kind of feeling like it's this eerie feeling going on outside where it's about to be a drastic change of everything.
36:57Music, streets, business, a change of the tides. Going to be some youngsters come up, be some old school dudes, take a fall.
37:05Adam22:It's about to be a cleansing. It feels like something's going on. just because it feels like the economy's kind of fucked um many youtubers i know their views are down significantly um we have not been uh invincible towards this trend this has been a little bit of a reality for us at least on some stuff um and in addition to that it's like a lot of uh only fans girls that i've spoken to those numbers going down a little bit which only fans numbers tend to kind of like match the economy as a whole because when people are uh feeling uh the squeeze they tend to get rid of their only fan subscriptions pretty quickly which is probably not that surprising but yeah it just kind of feels like it's a a weird time where everybody's kind of tightening their uh their their wallets up and not trying to you know spend unnecessarily i know for me being you know coming up on my 42nd birthday and everything it's sort of like well you You know, yeah, I feel like it seems like a time to be conservative.
38:08Definitely. In general. And I don't know what is coming, but it feels like things are changing a little. That's that eerie feeling. See, we haven't had this conversation. No, no, no. But I'm just kind of like, and I'm really kind of sitting back in the house. I'm going over my portfolio, moving some things and making certain moves and creating some deals and closing some deals. but it's kind of like certain people that I'm talking to things have changed you know what I'm saying and it's kind of like once upon a time where your group might have been 10 people that's successful that y 'all can all plug into each other it's down to like 3 you get what I'm saying even in the building Push Icy Push Icy coming on it doesn't feel like one of our dudes that has some great music is home no big deal there's no buzz, there's no talk around it it's like usually it's a pre-setup on it's own for him to ride away but it's like it feels like everybody's jaded to everything to such an extent that a lot of good content has been coming out that doesn't do the numbers that you would kind of expect Young Thug drops an album and does 50k.
39:30That's kind of strange to me. That doesn't seem right. I'll give you another example. Traplo Ross. He has his main channel that he built up into this machine because he has all these different writers and stuff that he pays monthly. I don't know how many of them get paid per project or some of them probably are a retainer. So if a big thing happens in hip hop, if tomorrow Blank Rapper gets his head blown off, he's got the team in place to immediately put together an hour-plus-long documentary about this person who had this crazy thing happen, right? And that was killing it for him for a long time.
40:03But you know the rapper David, or I guess he's like a singer? Yeah, yeah, yeah, the dude with the girl in his Tesla. He did a video about that that when I checked last, it had like 150 ,000 views. But meanwhile, he's been doing incremental updates on another channel where every single thing that breaks in this case, oh, she might have been pregnant when she got killed boom he does a video about that you know oh they're saying why why is he not charged at boom he does a video about that he's probably done at least like 10 probably 20 videos about this david situation and he's doing way more views off just doing these little like stream style clips where he breaks it down step by step and then he puts together this really high-end polished high quality documentary about the case and it's kind of doing like the same amount of views as some of the videos that he's done just breaking down the whole thing step by step that what so you have one that realistically probably costs like i'm gonna guess at least like four grand to put together and then the other ones are basically free it's just him spending his time sitting on his computer looking at reddit and that i mean that's a wild thing for me to see as a youtuber and just realizing like oh people's tastes are changing a lot it's kind of like in porn when you we've kind of realized like when we try to shoot really high quality porn versus when you shoot kind of like whatever with an iPhone, a lot of people like the iPhone better.
41:27It's more approachable. It's more realistic. The polished stuff feels fake. They feel like they'll never be in a sexual situation like this with the girl standing on her head. The time has definitely changed. And listen, I'm telling myself all the things that people used
41:43Adam22:to do, I just think you got to reverse it. If the Rolls Royce is what you were supposed to be doing, maybe you need to go back to the Benz. If you was Benz-ing, maybe We need to go to Cadillac. Everything needs to be reversed. It's like if you got it, do the opposite. Everywhere I go, Miami is dead. Me and R &B, we're out. We're coming from seeing that movie. Great movie. Go see one problem or one battle after another. That's one hell of a movie. Okay. You got to go see it. It's crazy. The cast is crazy. Tiana Taylor's in it.
42:22Leonardo DiCaprio but I'm driving around I said, you know, let me get Hollywood you know how you come through Hollywood Friday and Saturday night when you get off Highland that Highland and Hollywood area and it's usually like a nice little crowd empty if we knew more about our sleep what would we do differently? would we go to bed at a consistent time? or take steps to reduce interruptions to our sleep? with SleepScore Apple Watch measures your bedtime consistency, interruptions, and sleep duration. Then, every morning it combines these factors into an easy-to-understand score from 1 to 100. So you'll know how to take the quality of your sleep from okay to very high.
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43:39Not all of them, right? All of them. They said all the Rite-Aids closing down. All the Rite-Aids? No way. That's what it said.
43:45Adam22:I gotta see this right I grew up next to Rite Aid so I got a soft spot for Rite Aid we seen Circuit City do it and Rite Aid is closing out wow Rite Aid shuts down all remaining stores after bankruptcy so it's kind of like even the Wikipedia article Rite Aid Corporation was an American drugstore chain it had 5 ,000 locations at one point this is what I'm telling you Like, it's something going on. Yeah. It's something definitely going on. All the gigolos, pick you a chick, lock down with her. I'm very fortunate with that, that I got that shit out of my system. You know what I'm saying? Pick you a chick and lock down with her.
44:34But it's kind of like everything. Bro, I don't care, bro. You flying to New York. And it's everywhere. I'm talking. I'm like bro what's the vibe down there like it's dead you know what I'm saying yeah and you know I was just reading an article about Vegas I guess like Vegas tourism is down 10 plus percent and even more than that the people who are there are spending a lot of less money I was reading a souvenir shop owner a woman who said that I think the numbers were that in the course of a weekend they could make 20k which by the way made me feel like I need to open up a souvenir shop but now it's more like 3k bro I'm telling you
45:19Adam22:I mean that is a huge drop that's like an 80 % drop bro listen things are about to change you got Trump Trump got ICE working I believe they're up in Chicago I don't know if anything drastic has happened thank god all our tax dollars are going to that I mean there it goes man I mean people complain about crime yeah so you know um watch your expenses tighten up your belt and hold on because we don't know what's coming all i know is that there's probably never been a time for me as a youtuber where things felt quite so pessimistic but at the same time two things i know that when society feels like it's grinding to a halt and things feel boring and things feel slow and it just when it feels like we need a cultural reset, that's probably when we're going to actually get one.
46:14Like something is coming along and I don't know what it's going to be, but there is something exciting that is going to come out of the funk that our country is currently in. And then in addition to that, I just feel like myself, when I'm backed up against the wall, when it kind of feels like things are just not going so good that it usually ignites something inside of me that yields some creativity or some new ideas. Yeah, you gotta do something. I mean, listen, I'm looking at our greats. Beyonce, she'll do $400 ,000 the first week. Kendrick,$319 ,000,$320 ,000. Drake,$250 ,000. Cardi,$200 ,000.
46:52Taylor Swift,$4 million. $3 million. Taylor Swift, that's what I was getting to. $3 million, so it's kind of like... But if it wasn't for the vinyl and the CD sales, she would have done more like$500 ,000, I'm pretty sure. Because she is selling so much vinyl that it's like creating way higher first week sales because like someone like Drake's not putting CDs out he doesn't have vinyl out if he did Drake? Somebody like Drake yeah. Why wouldn't he be doing that? Why is that? I think he's working on the project until like the moment that it drops so I'm pretty sure that they don't have time making vinyl takes a long time Oh he's killing himself.
47:28I'm not 100 % sure if that's true. Yeah but like all the modern artists usually are not dropping CDs. Speaking of Drake they pulled the plug on the UMG lawsuit like I thought they would. I know, that's crazy, right? Yeah, like, bro, you can't, for them to do that, that means things you did prior to the Meek Mill and the rest of the artists that you annihilated in rap battle, you know what I'm saying? They got to go at, they got to, like, bro,
47:54Adam22:you've done it before this. Drake's got to, like, appeal this and find a way to continue on with it, right? Like, there's no way that he should just be accepting this and just vanishing from this whole case. I mean, think about how many millions of dollars he's invested into this already. Are we getting the whole truth? Is this actually the end of the road? Bro, that way pulled the plug. I don't know if he's going to peel. Yeah, I'm not sure exactly how this all plays out. But all I know is that once again, we see how it's very, very hard for a black man to get a fair shake in America. No.
48:29I mean, bro, No, his whole claim didn't make sense. I told you that day one. I'm like, bro, it's a rap battle. Kendrick was very, very crafty at how he delivered that. He never really directly called him anything. That is the most insane thing you maybe ever said. Bro, where? Certified lover boy, certified. Okay, certified lover boy. I'm sorry. It's Drake, right? I realize that this case has now been dismissed. That does not mean that we need to talk about this shit again. This feels so six months ago to even have this conversation. What I'm saying is you do know when he was saying who he was referring to.
49:13He was referring to his man. And, you know, he had a situation. Who's his man? I forget whatever that dude's name is. Some shit. So now you're rewriting history. Kendrick was talking about somebody besides Drake. I'm not rewriting it. It always, on the album, when you had the Megan's Law shit, that wasn't directed at Drake. It was Drake's house. No, no. One of the dudes that's with him had a situation. I believe he came out of it. But it wasn't an underage girl situation. Huh? Baca? There you go. He had a case, but I don't think it was an underage girl. Okay. But then Drake had the thing that we talked about already.
49:47Yes. I can't believe you're even trying to rewrite this. This is why. No, it came up.
49:50Adam22:Like, what do you mean? Like, Universal just pulled the plug. Like, what do you mean? I know, but you're now trying to say that, oh, Kendrick was talking about Baca, not nice. No, we always do that in there. No. We do that in Denver. Nobody has ever said this. Always. Always, bro. Okay. Baca was arrested in 2014 and charged with forcing a 22-year-old woman into prostitution, which does not in any way involve an underage girl. So, obviously, he was talking about Drake. You're insulting my intelligence and everybody else who's watching this podcast. If you guys stop watching this podcast because of that bullshit that he just tried to pull, I won't blame you.
50:29Listen, first of all, the fact that a guy like you is siding with Drake crying over this shit is crazy. I'm not really siding with him. Come on, bro. There's no way you can agree with that lawsuit, bro. The shit we talk, no way you can agree. That's like somebody coming back at you, right? And you filing a lawsuit on them. If me and another artist are both signed to a label and that label basically like massively promotes and really goes way beyond what is normally done to promote a record that smears me. What are you talking about? You don't think that there's any possibility that that could be our case.
51:07How do you blame the label for what the people are grabbing and running with? You can't do that. We're not blaming the label for what the people are bragging and running with. We're blaming the label for what the label actually did. And you're not going to shrink me into talking about this anymore. Who the fuck? Who cares? This is so old. Promote? Bring your toe down, white boy. Nobody wants to hear us talk about this. Listen, every time you're in a loser situation and you don't understand music.
51:30Adam22:No, that's not true. Can we agree? You don't understand music. I'm usually very eager to have an argument with you. I'm just telling you that this is such a boring argument. It just went up today. You know what we should talk about? Yes, and we should talk about the news that came out today. But talking about the basic facts of the lawsuit, who gives a fuck? This is so old. What was the lawsuit about? You know what we should talk about? Who was the lawsuit about? You know what we should talk about? Who was the lawsuit about? You know what we should talk about? Who was the lawsuit about? Let's talk about if Gunna snitched on YSL.
52:00That's what they would love to hear about. They're not sick of that or anything.
52:04Adam22:We already talked about that a couple weeks ago with Doug. No, we talked about it for well over a year, and it's boring. No, it came back up with Doug. Let me tell you something. You need to at least be aware of the fact that we are here to entertain an audience. First of all, listen. And if we talk about a topic from a year ago and have the same exact conversation that we had back then, they're not going to keep watching the podcast. How is that? And I will not blame you because him trying to make us talk about this is insane. I'm not trying to make you talk about it. It just came out today. I'm just telling you I'm not trying to talk about it because it's boring.
52:37We got to talk about a little dirt. See, boom, there's something that's actually interesting.
52:42Adam22:A little dirt been in a year. It's the same goddamn fact. Poofing an Apple Watch. Huh? I don't know where he was keeping it. Why would you say what the fuck is wrong with you? It's just a guess. So you just want to automatically put it up his ass. Where else are you going to put it? You're weird. How about he just got an Apple Watch? How about he's wearing it? No. There's a big difference between a wrist and an asshole. You can't see my watch when it's in my asshole. Why did you even think about that? Listen. out of all the little Dirk Apple Watch conversation, nobody has ever brought up to where was he keeping it.
53:21Adam22:This is the kind of thing I think about. You're weird. I'm just saying. Right, so it went to he's keistering it. Well, from what I've been told, all kinds of stuff is getting keistered in there. Bro, can I ask you a favor? Yo, man. I will give you your money back if you don't like it. Watch my Fleas Johnson interview. Oh, no, I would do. Watch the clips. No, I have been watching some clips. Bro, there are things he says in that interview. No, I watched one where he says the dude's not here anymore. I don't know why the fuck he's talking about that. Talking about killing the guys who molested him, basically.
53:57Bro, I watched a bunch of dude's content from when he first come home and crazy shit. Listen, he's what we call a booty bandit. The ultimate booty bandit. Yeah, no, bro. They have them booty bandits like that's what it is. That's what they're known for. That's what their popularity is. They're booty bandage. They ain't hiding. I mean, this is kind of his whole deal. People wouldn't really know about him if it wasn't for the booty band.
54:24Adam22:Yeah, dude said that's what he had before he had sex with a woman. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, he got locked up before he even had a chance to do anything with a woman. Yeah, so, but I've been seeing a bunch of clips with you in there. I got to watch the whole video. But no, I'll fuck with the police dude. He tried to turn me into a sissy to start the part off. Now, I don't know. I couldn't interview him. Because you're scared? No, because the ex-con in me, if he say some slick shit, as we call sex plan, I'm going to react. That's why we did it over Zoom, so that I wouldn't have to get raped, and he wouldn't have to get the shit beat out of him for raping me.
55:01Because presumably, that's how it would have gone down.
55:03Adam22:So how was you going to beat the shit out of him if he's raping you? Well, as soon as he's done raping me, I'm going to get him a towel. and I'm going to fuck him up. So you not deny it. Oh, shit. No, but the little Dirk, you know, first I was kind of like, I'm like, I thought he had some light at the end of the tunnel. Nah. But now I think it's a couple people, those text messages wasn't good. The phone call in which his friends are basically describing how he likes for the killings to be pulled off and i mean i didn't see that when i saw the text message where he telling everybody pipe up i guess they went but the cops were there they couldn't do anything right because he want i mean this is the craziest thing is that so we've heard things about dirk and his team kind of beefing with oblock but we never really heard like specifics or like real claims about it and now it's coming to light that like i guess at one point after Vaughn got killed that Dirk sent his boys to Oblock to kill maybe whoever but realistically Mona Duke who was killed recently is kind of like the main suspect the crazy thing about it to me is that it's like so you're the person who's like you know 10 million up and and you're expecting a bunch of broke ass dudes who still live in the projects to go slide on a famous rapper Kwon Do Rondo who doesn't even live in Chicago at all.
56:36They don't have that. That's not on text. That's what's being suggested here is that he wanted people from O Block killed because they didn't slide from O Block.
56:45Adam22:Wild witness or they have text or voice a wire attack. I think that they have a snitch who's gonna put that on. Yeah, yeah. I see it's two, three of them. I didn't like what Didi did. I didn't like it because his attorney well, you know, Didi's in that text thread and he's saying Didi's the only one in the text thread that didn't respond. He's kind of saying something to the sort that Dirk was over this text thread, not Didi. So it's like, just even mentioning, it's kind of like you putting the light, you putting it, you doing what they're doing, right? So at the end of the day in that Apple Watch I'm praying nothing was on there where he was trying to make contact and communicate about anything.
57:38Adam22:I'm hoping he just had it to call his chick. He tried to destroy it, which makes me think that there absolutely was incriminating stuff on it because otherwise, I mean, what's the point of even having a fucking phone in prison if you're not going to be having conversations that are different from the conversations you'd be comfortable having over the regular jail phone? Well, here's the problem. Guys in prison, people know who your people are. They've done all this research prior to them getting you. You know, unless you done got a little slick, you wouldn't have got them a phone nobody knows about.
58:13So even when you're calling them, if their phone is hit on that side, it's a problem. But think about it. The Apple Watch had to come from a guard, right? Let's keep it real, right? Probably will. You know, a lot of times, That this is all by design. The DA knows, okay, give them this. Let's see where it goes. You get what I'm saying? Go in there and get cool with them. Slide them some candy. Do a few favors for them. Make them think. Accept the money. Tell them you need this. Pick it up from somebody, wherever. Turn it in. Do your job, right? And give them this. And they already be knowing what you have.
58:56they gave you the phone why not sell him a apple watch or a phone that's already like pre wiretapped
59:05Adam22:brother they that they do that too yeah because that was some of the ysl guys i think uh had that going on but yeah i mean the the whole dirk thing i mean i feel like chicago should start recalibrating everything right now assuming that he's never coming home because realistically it looks so bad. I hate to just count him out. It feels like, at this point, a betting man, I don't know if this is on Polymarket or not. Will Dirk beat his case? You know about Polymarket? I don't, bro. He got the right legal. But I just think it's a few people on that case that they gonna stick a fork in him, bro. Oh yeah, people are telling beating his charges.
59:53um okay there is no active poly market for odds on little dirk beating his charges here's why oh yeah it doesn't it doesn't legally operate in the united states which which is bizarre i gotta get a vpn okay um anyway as long as we're talking about street shit which is what we tend to talk about on here what about jesus this is probably one of the most creative ways that i've ever seen somebody get exposed for a retired FBI agent made a TikTok saying
1:00:25Adam22:that he believes that Jeezy told. A retired he said he believes? Well he believes it because he said that at one point, why do you ask me a question and then talk? He said that at one point that they had a pretty rock solid open and shut case against Jeezy for basically putting up the bounty on Gucci Mane that led to a man dying. which makes perfect sense to me i always wondered how the nobody ever gotten uh busted for that right and so and this guy said that then the fbi started working with jeezy allegedly and then the case never came and that his belief was that jeezy basically told on bmf and blue da vinci basically believes this as well blue da vinci has interview clips out where he talks about how at a certain point it was like night and day that jeezy just immediately ceased to have anything to do with BMF?
1:01:19Um. Blue DaVinci, he's already spoke on this. He showed it to me himself. It's crazy you bring him up because I was thinking about, you know, me and Blue used to be real close. We was real close. Okay. Till we bumped heads and I really wish that wouldn't have happened. Out of all the people I was close with that I don't talk to no more, Blue's probably the one that I kind of regret the most. I didn't do anything wrong. Just what he asked of me kind of was like, it rubbed me real wrong. made me feel like he was against me the whole time. I might have overthought that, but this has already been spoken on.
1:01:57Flacco takes it, wakes it back up. I knew he was up to something because he started texting me, asking me questions about it. I didn't realize what he was doing. But did you see the TikTok that the guy made? I seen the detective. And I'm going to be real, another situation to where everybody knew what was going on, but it didn't matter. Selected politics. And where Jeezy is right now, he's not really running around dropping albums and running across stages. He's doing other business. He just dropped the album. He's doing other business, though. He just dropped the album with DJ Drama, I think.
1:02:33He's not really, he don't give a damn about that. Well, he just put a project out there. Man, that dude got a liquor line and he got other things going on. You're going to catch Jeezy in a suit and tie.
1:02:43Adam22:So if you rat and you get away with it for 20 years, you're pretty much good? These days, it don't matter. amongst black people. If you Hispanic, they're going to knock your ass down. Really? That's a fact. You feel like they take it more serious at this point in time? Oh, Hispanic culture definitely handles things way more serious than the black people. But also, we're talking about black entertainers and then Spanish gang members, right? Because I feel like... But these dudes are gang members too. If Fat Joe ratted 20 years ago and it comes out, I feel like it's going to have a very negative impact on his career.
1:03:22No, I don't think so. But I also feel like Jeezy is so old and so past the joint stage of his career that it's like...
1:03:31Adam22:Nobody cares. What are you going to do? Now, maybe there are certain artists that wouldn't f*** with him, like younger artists that he maybe would want to go get a feature from, but I don't know. I feel like this is going to be forgotten in six months. A lot of these... But, okay, when you think about it, I hate to say it, but majority of the younger artists is telling any goddamn way. It's shit coming out on them left and right. So I don't think nobody's keeping count. But who are the artists that have really clearly ratted that still have like thriving careers where everybody fucks them? It's not bad.
1:04:05Adam22:It's not really like that. If you go back in the days, you can start. Right now. Because supposedly we're in this renaissance of snitching. No, but listen, none of these dudes have made it really to that level of it, right? Okay, we can start with Thug. Let's say Thug is the godfather of the youngsters, right? You know, Thug is going to be Thug. He's a catalog artist, believe it or not. Thug will go do a 90-minute concert if he won't. But you said the other day that you don't think that Lil Baby and Future and all them are actually going to fuck with him again. They're on the album, but you think that was because those were cleared before.
1:04:45and there's a good chance that you're right yeah I don't think what the relationship was they're not going to be as eager to let's go to the studio and get it in as it used to be you know what I'm saying but that could also be explained away by the fact that his music clearly isn't as hot as it used to be but all I'm saying I f*** with Boston Richie I feel like Boston Richie's career has moved on pretty nicely but for sure a lot of people kind of separated from him and stopped f***ing with him we haven't seen future say his name since. Somebody like Big Sad seems like his career is still moving along pretty decently.
1:05:19Now Big Sad? For sure there's artists in LA that don't f*** with him as a result of all that. Big Sad, I will say this. I gotta give him a response because Big Sad was a little guy when he got hit with his reality. He wasn't no platinum selling artists. He wasn't running around here doing world tours. Usually a person on his level of it, where he was, when he takes that hit like that
1:05:45Adam22:destroys him. Yeah. It seems like he's hell numbering. That lets me know Big Sad as an artist. He's a good rapper, yeah. As an artist, has some life and a whole lot of potential. He gonna deal with who deals with him in the streets. And Big Sad is probably at a point in his life where he know the streets ain't really where he wanna be anyway. But look at 6ix9ine. And I know this is an old example because it's from like five years ago or whatever, but... He got bigger afterwards. Okay. he had a moment afterwards he put out a couple records after he uh went to prison and everything but look what happened when kodak black and i know you're going to take credit for you made this happen etc but look what happened when kodak black did a song and it was like one of the most controversial things in hip-hop people said it was going to destroy kodak's career kodak's career is fine but kodak was the only dude that would do a song even to this day what rapper would do a song with 6ix9ine?
1:06:38Kodak, I guess, got a million dollars. Bow Wow. Okay, exactly. Shout out to Bow Wow, but I don't even think Bow Wow's doing that.
1:06:46Adam22:They asked. Wait, they asked? Shut the fuck up. 6ix9ine's team asked Bow Wow to do a song? No, Bow Wow's team asked me if 6ix9ine would do a song. And 6ix9ine wasn't interested? I never told him. He needs to get those Bow Wow bucks. I'm on my way to certain shit. I got to get in front of him because I don't think 6ix9ine really registers who Bow Wow is. I think he would have heard that wrong. All I'm saying, if you're a rapper and you do a song with 6ix9ine, you're guaranteed at the very least a significant increase in streams, I'm sure, because there's a lot of people that still want to hear what he's got to say.
1:07:21And, you know, it's going to go viral. You're going to be in the news. You're going to be posting all these pages, but they're not doing it. I think now, because of all the people that have been exposed since him, I think more people be more willing to. NBA Youngboy was going to do a song with him. Yeah. He was going to do it. I could see Youngboy maybe not caring enough to do it, but also. NBA told him on my phone, look, I'm going to do a song with you, but you can't talk that tough shit. This was after Kodak? Before Kodak. Oh. He said, you can't talk that tough shit, and it got to be about what you was going through when you was in that cell.
1:08:01I want to hear about your real life pain. I don't want to hear about no gangsta shit, no shoot them up, bang, bang shit, none of that. You bring me a song with those lyrics, then we all. And 6ix9ine delivered the song, but things started to happen with NBA, young boy. I'm speaking on it because it was on my three-way, on my phone. What happened? You know, NBA, shit kept going on. You know what I mean? He's had a hectic life. I think he went back and then he got back out and shit was going on. But, you know, he had his stipulations. You know, I think those people that stand on their own too. Kodak stands on his own too.
1:08:36NBA stands. If this is an artist, Kie stands on his own too. I just feel like young boy is doing so well in his life right now that, you know, like at that moment. Nobody do it now, I don't think. Kodak is rich. but Kodak getting a million bucks. I'm sure he was very happy to hit that lick. Yeah. I don't think young boy gives a fuck about a million dollars right now. Cause he getting like a million dollars a show right now. I mean, fine. That is what it is. Jesus Christ. Anyway, all I'm saying is that I, and I'm forgetting the best example, which is gonna, gonna has done music with offset. Experience a membership that backs what you're building with American express business platinum.
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1:09:55Palmolive's most powerful formula removes up to 99.9 % of grease, leaving your dishes sparkling clean. And the new convenient pump makes cleaning even easier, so you can spend less time tackling dishes and more time together. Shop now at palmolive.com. Recently? Yeah. and they're supposedly putting out a whole project together. But that does – I mean, Offset kind of stands out because he's kind of a renegade in Atlanta where a lot of the time in the little baby and all these other guys are on. Offset's clearly kind of put himself in his own space. Gunna – besides Offset, who else has worked with Gunna?
1:10:32It's a pretty short list. I'm just saying I feel like Gunna's probably the best example of somebody who's been smeared as a snitch that has been able to get their career back. But there's very few examples of people who have really been able to survive the snitching thing. It destroys you far more often than it actually boosts you. These days, if you got the team, it ain't going to do nothing to you. I promise you. Especially if you already got a following. Gunner, regardless of the fact, had music. Yeah, great music. And that's nice. I just seen Gunner. I told you I seen him.
1:11:07Adam22:No, what are you seeing? In Bola, by himself. Oh, the restaurant. By himself. By himself. Solo. Eating a steak? I went in there. I had to meet with Jared Flood. Who's that? The guy that runs Trump Media, Truth TV. Okay. And my guy, Steve Marcano. And you might know him. I might say their name wrong. The Yaco Twins. The Yaco Twins. Yaco Twins. It's two girls. They've been running around podding and doing a lot of sports stuff. Pretty big. They are Chaldeans out of Detroit area. What's a Chaldean? Chaldean is, they're from the Middle East. Oh. But they got big communities in Detroit and down San Diego.
1:11:56Okay. So it's early, 5 a.m., 5 p.m. There's kind of nobody there. When you saw Gunna. So when we go in, it's like empty, maybe like two people at the bar. So we're sitting out talking, talking, talking, talking, probably like 10 minutes into it. I see somebody in the corner get up. You know what I mean? And I look, and I say, damn, I'm about to fuck up my business. Why? I'm at the table with, you know, I'm at the table with. All these people. Yeah, right. And then you see Gunna. I see Gunna.
1:12:30Adam22:And you just fire on them. No. Oh. I see them. We locked eyes. Ah. And Gunna did really what Gunna did. He was by himself. It looked like he was just like, you know, let me go somewhere early where ain't nobody at. Chill out. Maybe he lives close to there or something. No security. No security. That's wild. Unless they were outside. Nah, he didn't really. He was just pretty much. He was Gunna. Had his swag up and shit. Gunna can kind of like not be Gunna if he doesn't wear any jewelry. Yeah, he was. Kind of like fade in. Yeah. A little bit maybe. And he just kind of, he just walked out. You know, we locked eyes.
1:13:04I looked at him. He looked at me. He ain't going to go. me mugging and nothing. You said what up? I didn't say nothing to him. You made eye contact briefly and then you just kept on walking? Yeah, yeah.
1:13:12Adam22:I couldn't say nothing because I'm at the table with some different shit. If you were with a homie, you're just with one of your guys. Oh, no, I definitely would have said something. Well, what would you have said? I'd have asked him. How you doing? No, I'd have told him what's up. You know, just to see what the temperature was. I don't want to do nothing to gun. I've been knowing gunner for a long time. I guess you've like talked about him enough that maybe he would be mad at you, but he doesn't seem like he would do anything to someone that he was mad at right now. No, I don't think – listen, I ain't taking – I believe if somebody tried to do something to Gunn, he's going to defend himself.
1:13:44But Gunn ain't the dude running around here looking for no problems like that. No, yeah.
1:13:48Adam22:You know what I'm saying? But that's why – imagine how stressed out he was seeing you thinking, hey, I've made it the past year, year and a half, two years, whatever it is, not doing any interviews, not being around any rappers that don't f*** with him, not having any embarrassing moments in the club where somebody says something disrespectful to him or throws water on him or all this shit. That happened once. Did it? Okay. For the most part, he been good. He like really has managed to avoid all the bullshit and his career is doing good. As a result, he doesn't want to be involved in bad, messy headlines.
1:14:22And then he sees you.
1:14:23Adam22:No, for real. It was crazy. It was crazy because that day, it was like where I was at Paradigm. And then we went to, I had to go to Century City to the hotel, He held me some dudes, and then we ended up there. And again, he was there, right? He was there before us, and we got there at 5 p.m. So I'm thinking he went there to have a drink, a bite to eat or whatever. He was in the cup where you really couldn't see him, right, and get on. I think he heard me. You know what I'm saying? Because I kind of seen somebody lean forward from the corner. I didn't pay no mind until he got up, right? And I said, damn.
1:15:01in the back of his head I know he's thinking it's about to be some bullshit but Gunna you don't have to worry about me you just content Gunna like I'm way less famous than Gunna but if I'm staying in a hotel even if I'm like above the steakhouse I'm probably not like going to the steakhouse by myself I'll probably order into my room Boaz alone Sunset oh yeah you're right yeah either way I'm just like that's kind of surprising me that he'd be moving around that slippery slippery. No, it was a trip, but it made sense. Yeah. Because where he was, the time he was there, you don't know nobody. You know, that shit don't fire up until about 8 o 'clock.
1:15:40But the thing about Boa, yeah, you're right timing-wise, but Boa was like the default TikTok hangout during COVID and shit. That was where all the influencers were going. He's lucky he didn't have David Dobrik shoving a camera in his face. Hey, guys, I'm with Gunna. But I mean, shit, that is kind of crazy. You guys even just being in the same room if i saw gonna i would say like you know honestly i would go up to him and congratulate him i'd say hey i think you got a bad deal and i'm proud of you that you've been making great music i know you're probably not really trying to do an interview with me but i'll with you and i respect you no he survived it and he he's successful he wrote the playbook on how to survive that shit because i haven't seen anybody else be able to get smeared and accused slash being guilty of having done something fucked up and then to really like be able to - He talked back with his music.
1:16:33Yeah, exactly. He hasn't done any interviews. He hasn't really said nothing on social media. He talked back with his music. So at the end of the day, you can't deny him being who he is to his fans. He ain't getting nobody no explanations, nothing. Song, song, music, music. That's it.
1:16:56Adam22:and that's why his fans love him. Yeah, yeah, no. I'm proud of him. He's done good for himself for sure. I just seen yesterday one of the inmates that escaped from Louisiana. He was gone by five months. They got him because he got into a big fight with his girl and she ratted him out. Whoa. That's what they're saying anyway. Nah. Yeah, that's what they're saying, man. This is his new mug shot. She told on him? I guess. This is his new mug shot. I'm not 100 % sure, but that's what they were saying. The chick told on the dude. I know. He was in the middle of completing a mission that almost nobody ever pulls off.
1:17:37You know, we all, like, granted, I don't want to, you know, do such a thing, escape from prison or whatever. But, like, you always hear about people getting caught when they're on the run for a murder or whatever. And you always just, like, try to think about how you would do it. Like, how would you not get caught? But everybody always gets caught. I was really counting on him. He was gone five months, so he started arguing. He had an argument with his chick, and that's how they found him. That's what they're saying, but, man, what a grimy bitch, if that's true. That's bad work. That's disgusting.
1:18:07I seen him in court. He told him, I'm not fighting extradition. Send me back to where I come from. Okay. I didn't see that.
1:18:15Adam22:They about to lock his ass down. Yeah. No, facts. Me and you had a little bit of a conversation. Donnie, can you show the screen? Let's check this out. So this is a video of Wack and his wifey, R &B, working out. Okay, so I don't know if anything stands out to you about this video, but I commented denying you paid for that is insane. And you responded basically saying that you want to get an independent plastic surgery expert to issue a verdict on whether your woman's booty has been in any way augmented. That's a fact. Now, oftentimes you've tried to get me to bet on things with you. And I would like to bet on this.
1:19:02Okay. I feel very strongly about this. Okay, well, we're going to put it together. Now, there's multiple stipulations of this bet. You do know she from Mississippi? Yeah. Okay.
1:19:09Adam22:Have you ever been in Mississippi, these backwood places? I have not observed booties in Mississippi necessarily. Okay, well, maybe you, before you issue this bet, maybe you need to go down there and observe what you see in these places. If they have a lot of booties like that there, then I do want to go there. That is exactly what I want to do. Yes. I'm going to give you one of the big cities. She's from Greenville. Go to Jackson because you can fly in there. Okay. And just spend a day in Jackson to walk around. Okay. And what I'm going to tell you when it comes, you know, that's where Good Eden come from.
1:19:43I don't know. Now, a lot of our women out here, 80 % of us out here, our roots are the south. My family, Mississippi, Louisiana. Meridian, Mississippi, Tumasuma, all that stuff, right? But, bro, I don't know why you think that these women don't have natural asses. Me, personally, I've never had a woman on the side of me, or I've never had sex with a woman that has had a fake ass. I would say that you do on a consistent basis. Okay. And I mean, let's be real. When a woman gets a BBL, there are scars. There what? There are scars. Where would the scars be? Well, I'm not 100 % sure, but I do know that they exist.
1:20:32Adam22:You'd be having. So typically at the top, like tailbone area, there'll be like a little. There'll be a little circular scar up there. And I'll have to inquire with my wife about other places. Well, no, because I'm going to tell you why that's incorrect. Right. When women go get lipo, right, if they're doing a small of the back, they go in right there. If they're doing right here, they'll go in under here. So they take the fat out of the belly and put it in the ass. Well, I don't know because I've never, I've never. Really? I could tell you about a tummy tuck. I could tell you about breast implants.
1:21:09I could tell you about lipo. but as far as how they, what I do know is the people I know that have had their ass done, right? It's different fat in your stomach and sides that's in your glutes, right? So you'll take this fat and put it back there. When you go to eating, that fat is going to respond the same way as it does when it's, where it's supposed to be. And this is why probably over like five years, you start to see these women shit spread and they can't control it. there's a variety of different things that can happen once the bbl goes down i've seen girls where the whole thing kind of fell out sort of transferred down to the thighs it ends up just like a big old soup uh clearly that's not happened here that thing looking like two spalding side by side all i'm saying is that if you have your expert i want to have my expert and i want now i'm not saying that your wife needs to be naked in front of me i'm sure that's probably a bright red line for you that you don't want to cross so i'm willing to have you know a female expert or whatever you want who can help us to make this uh deduction and and my other thing about it too that i don't want you i know you love to do a little bait and switch thing where i'm saying that it's a bbl and i feel like you in your head might be like it's not a bbl it's something else no but he's saying it's a bbl what i'm saying it's 100 natural i'm saying her ass her glutes It's her butt.
1:22:32Never been augmented in any way. Ever. Okay. That's what I'm saying. I don't know. I mean, I know back in the day they was putting fixing flat on. I had a homegirl get seven years because she referred somebody to go over here. They hit her with the fixing flat and all this crazy shit. Yeah, this is real shit. So, no, this is the fact. Like, you got to remember that when women had that going on, it's other things that's not there. You know, the natural ass has natural dimples. You get what I'm saying? There's certain shit that is just not there. This is why they do it. You get what I'm saying? So, you know, at the end of the day, now I will tell you this.
1:23:18When she gains weight, that's where it goes. R &B was 128 pounds when I got with her. Souped her up. I didn't put a dub on her.
1:23:35Adam22:You hear me? I hate knowing what this is doing. She told me earlier that this is kind of with her confidence. She feels like everywhere she goes, people are looking at her thinking, is that real? No, but it's a compliment to me. Because if my woman ass looks so good that you got to say it's fake, I know what it is. I had to tell her, I'm like, hey, listen, let me tell you the crazy part about it. it wasn't until I took a picture of her. But I see things on IG that I think she'll look good in. I'll send it to her. So one day she says, you sending me this and this girl with this big old ass? And I was like, her ass is not bigger than yours.
1:24:20She consciously had no idea how rounded her ass had gotten. So I had to take a picture for her. Of her own ass. And show her.
1:24:31Adam22:And when she saw it, she was like, oh, my God. Maybe you drugged her and got her at BBL and she doesn't know. Last time somebody said that, it cost them$5 million. Shout out to Ray J. You made$5 million off Ray J? Last time somebody said something like that, it cost them$5 million. I was just floating a theory. I'm just saying. I was really sad. I was expecting you to get sued for that. I don't know. This is my opinion. I guess we can get our experts together. They can go in the bathroom of the Admoniac pod. Bro, I'm all for it. Okay. The revolution can't be televised. It will be at the very least shared on YouTube, yes.
1:25:16No, that's going to be our first content on Plug Talk. Matter of fact, the home grill can accompany the people in the room. I mean, a lot of people still think that we— Lena could go in the room. A lot of people still think you banged Lena and I banged R &B. Huh? Like, people still. Why are they thinking that? Well, we trolled. Why are they thinking that? But I'm saying, like, people. Like, I saw a quote tweet the other day. Like, I can't believe Wack let M22 fuck his wife. Wait, wait. I'm like, wow. Wait, wait, wait. So you really didn't go through with it. Oh, okay. He doesn't know that. Bro, that would.
1:25:54You want to know how you should know? You didn't go through with it? I wonder how you know I didn't. You didn't go through with it? Because if I had gone black, I would not have gone back. Oh, so you're saying you did hit Lena. I just realized what you're trying to do now. No, that's my old girl. Lena's my old girl. You know, one day you do know I think you realize. I don't play that shit. We were somewhere. Somebody tried to bring her up. I don't play that shit with Lena. But I tell her, I'm like, yo, this is really a compliment. I will tell you, I've seen a few women in my lifetime, K Slay's girl.
1:26:33I don't know if you were dibbling around. Buffy the body. Oh, man. Yeah.
1:26:39Adam22:That shit wasn't fake. No, that was real. That was before they had this technology. Yeah. We got a chick. What's the homegirl on Clubhouse? Naughty Nerd Ninja? No, Miss Dree Dree. Oh. Miss Dree Dree. Her and Drake. No, that's real. Drake hit. That's her ass. If Drake hit, I'm trying to hit. You know what I'm saying? Miss Dredri, that shit is not faking this. Pull her up on your Instagram. It is some sisters, and you're going to find a lot of them down south. Or I will say that Midwest area, Chicago, Detroit area, St. Louis area, that's working with some. Are you the only one in your family that's built this way?
1:27:19Adam22:She's the only one who has surgery. Anyway.
1:27:24Why am I supposed to believe that people who live down south just have naturally bigger asses than people on the coast? I'll tell you why. I don't believe that. They eat more? You're saying that they just get fatter? No, no.
1:27:35Adam22:Here it goes, right? Because that kind of makes sense. You understand the slave trade from Europe down to the south, right? We get that. Now, a lot of our people that migrated west, right? Coming West, they had no choice but to interact with the Native Americans. I got some Native American to meet, so they start crossbreeding. When you crossbreed like that with another race whose build is total opposite from yours, when's the last time you've seen a Native American chick thick like that? I don't know if I've ever seen a Native American chick. Where do they hang out at? So a lot of people, right, that's on the West, when they migrated that way, they crossbreeded like that.
1:28:20My grandmother's like Choctaw and shit like that. My mother's hair is straight. It's coming down her back, right? When you get our sisters that's from the South that did not migrate, they are, it's us. They're breeding amongst us. so the build of them right is is what that is i you get what i'm saying i feel the same way about this that i feel when people try to always convince me that in europe the food the ingredients are healthier so that's why people in england are or in europe are so much skinnier than you go to
1:28:57Adam22:mcdonald's in europe and bite into a burger totally different it was the same calories no no i know it's a different meat our shit i don't know if it being higher quality meat or worse quality to me wouldn't change the calories. No, meat. Right. You know, have you seen the thing where they take it and they put it up for 30 days and they open it up and it's the same, nothing's happened? That's not real. It's something in there that's not real. I don't think that that would change how fat it makes you. If you have real meat and the cows aren't being over-processed with a bunch of BS. But by the time you get it, it's just calories in, calories out.
1:29:34So you don't think there's a difference between somebody feeding this cow a bunch of bullshit versus this cow just eating grass like he's just eating organic. I think if you give me an 8-ounce burger patty from a cow that has been eating healthy all its life and an 8-ounce burger patty from a cow that has been whatever, eating out of the sewer, yeah, I think that once you've made the patty of meat that it's going to have basically the same number of calories. I think that in Europe, people tend to have a healthier lifestyle people eat less less people walk more and in particular i think that the people who have these experiences are people who go on vacation in italy and all of a sudden you're walking around all day and you're eating less and stuff and then they they get the idea into their head that this is because the food is healthier but they've done tons of tests and i mean they can't really prove that there's any like difference in life in the the healthiness of the food that would dictate why we have an obesity crisis and they don't.
1:30:35I think it's just our lifestyles. Do you know a lot of our foods over here, they're not legal over there. Certain dyes and shit, it's a lot of things that they don't eat over there. I just don't think that different dyes has anything to do with people being fat or not. Are you crazy? Why would it? The dyes? I think it's one of them. Is it red number 40-some shit? Yeah. Yeah, hell no. Why would that make you fat? It's outlawed over there. Right, but why would it make you fat? Is it outlawed? It's outlawed out here. But you're talking about dyes that have like zero calories. Because you're talking about shit that we can't digest correctly.
1:31:09Is that true? Look it up. That's real. Okay, does red food dye make you fat? No, red food dye does not directly make you fat. It is often found in ultra-processed foods that are linked to weight gain due to their high sugar, fat, and low, yeah, I mean, viewed a bowl of Froot Loops every morning, yeah. Yeah, that's going to help make you fat.
1:31:31Adam22:That's what I'm saying. But here's the thing is that if they remove all that food dye, which they're in the process of doing because Robert F. Kennedy is making them do so, is going to have the same caloric information on the side of the box. That's now. They don't even allow it in the country. Right. You get what I'm saying? I'm just saying that can't be the reason why they're skinnier than us. No. Their portions, I believe their food is a little cleaner, and we got a bunch of bullshit in our food. If you're a kid and you're raised not knowing what the hell Froot Loops are, you get what I'm saying?
1:32:07Even just the number of fast food chains that I drive by on my way to work every day, probably a couple dozen. There's a bunch of them.
1:32:17Adam22:Out there, it's kind of hard to find that. There's no fast food for vegan. You know what I'm saying? I mean, there's options. No, you got to go to the white areas. Yeah. You're not going to find them. Louisiana fried chicken is not going to have a Boca burger. Yeah, you got to go to Toluca Lake, Sherman Oaks or some shit. You're not going to find them. If they were there, people would go to them. Yeah, maybe. But, I mean, there are a lot of healthy food options. And also, like, you know, they could open a Whole Foods in Compton. Do they have one? There's probably one, like, not too far, right?
1:32:53Adam22:Are you saying people wouldn't go to it? Yeah. demographics doesn't fit. If there was money to be made there, I'm pretty sure that all these corporations would be going there. It's just kind of food is super expensive or maybe. Yeah, you're right about that. Yeah. They probably wouldn't go shop there. I mean, I as a person who I miss the part of my life where I used to eat like really horrible food all the time because now I eat healthy stuff most of the time. But like a lot of times when I'm doing vlogs with people in the hood and stuff in the back of my head, I'm thinking like, holy, how are you eating that and also like how are you not drinking any water how are you drinking soda all day like there's a lot of like really unbelievably bad food habits that people have that i feel like they don't realize they have no that's a fact r &b has got me she really got me used to drinking way more water i used to think about it even when you're drinking these juices it's full of a lot of sugar oh so much yeah we got i mean we never let our kids we think okay i'm drinking cranberry juice, horse juice, but it's loaded with sugar.
1:33:56You know, I, for a while, I was gaining this habit where I would drink a can of Coke once in a while. Not every day, but when we would go out to eat, I would get one, or even just randomly I'd go to 7-Eleven to get a protein bar, I'm going to get a can of Coke too. And then I just saw a photo of how much sugar is in a can of Coke. And I was just like, you know what? I can never do that again.
1:34:19Adam22:So how long has it been since you've been off Coke? Maybe three months, but it was such a once in a while. Three months since you get a Quaaloo. But seeing, I've never done that. I don't think those exist anymore. But when I saw it. You just said it's been three months since you've been off coke, bro. Ah, this guy. No, it's been six years since I did coke. Uncovered windows can make your home feel up to 20 degrees hotter. Stay cool and save up to 50 % off custom window treatments during the 4th of July mega sale at Blinds.com. From outdoor shades to room darkening blinds, finding the perfect fit is easy.
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1:35:08Adam22:You really was on coke? Well, yeah, man. It's crazy. I wasn't taking a coke pill every morning. What made you do that? Peer pressure? Or some sexual shit? No, it feels good. You should try it. No, I'm not trying. It doesn't feel good enough to justify how intermittently bad you feel in between doing it, but, I mean, it feels pretty good. Oh, so it kind of, if you use it, once the high comes down, it makes you feel so bad you got to get back to it. Pretty much, which is kind of different than a lot of drugs like Molly. If you took a pill of Molly, you probably got a good six to eight hours of having a good old time in you.
1:35:44but you do a line of coke especially as you go like your first line of coke you might be going crazy for an hour once you get used to it you're gonna need a lot more than that I'm not gonna need shit no just don't do it I'm not gonna do it so listen I'm pretty good with not talking about the rest of the what is going on with him what you know I keep hearing that I heard he had a situation I just thought maybe it was a fight situation. But now I'm hearing that he possibly got a time at. I don't know how serious it is. Because he was supposed to come home November, December or so, right? I have been sworn to secrecy on the matter of CritMac and his incarceration.
1:36:32But...
1:36:33Adam22:Well, his people told me, so I don't know how secret it is. I don't know. All I know is that we're on the streets. He did some crazy shit and possibly had his time lengthening a little bit. Yeah, he going in 2026. That far? Holy shit, that's sad. Well, I mean, that's next year. He was supposed to come home at the end of this year. Yeah. So, you know. Well, I guess that's just proof that maybe the crit Mac that we're getting is going to probably be pretty similar to the one that went in. Your prediction that he was going to become Muslim? No, he didn't catch enough time. Okay. I don't even think.
1:37:05He probably on a medium or something. He got 33 months. I don't know where he's at. Okay.
1:37:10Adam22:God, I miss him. He ain't. I got to go see him. Why you ain't going to see him? I don't know. Where's he at? You don't know what? No, I haven't talked to him in a while. You don't think they'll let the cameras in? Definitely not that. No? I'll go see him just to see how he's doing. Give him a thrill. Give him a what? A thrill. Let him know his favorite white boy's still thinking about him. Nah, he know you f***ing with him. He showed up to court. I helped him out at Christmas time, but I haven't really talked to his mom or anything since then. Yeah. What are they saying? i mean the lady without the girl the girl od what that's the newest theory but yeah the gist of it is that he's from queens um at he he's 20 right now the girl who died i think was 15 uh so but allegedly he was talking to her all the way from when she was like 11 so i guess like she would have been 11 he would have been 16 or something like that which is pretty crazy but by all accounts He's just like a total nerd who spent his whole life on the computer.
1:38:13How did she get in the trunk of his Tesla? Well, allegedly he chopped her up and put her in there. But the police haven't arrested him because there's no real proof that she. Hey, yo, you just hit me with some Jeffrey Dobber shit. I know. It's hard to believe. Allegedly he chopped her up. Well, he was on tour when they found it. So there's a lot of discourse about maybe someone helped him or whatever. There's one theory is that, yeah, she overdosed and then they put her body there. I mean, for me, body was chopped up when they found it. It was dismembered in some way. I don't know if dismembered means that she was like, you know, chopped up and packaged and sell a styrofoam.
1:38:51I don't know. Vlad said that the frunk on his Tesla, which is the front trunk, that it's not big enough in his opinion for a girl who was like 100 pounds to be able to fit in the frunk without being chopped up. I haven't really looked at one, so I wouldn't really know. Maybe we can, let's see.
1:39:09Adam22:So they call it a frunk. Because it's in the front, yeah. Well, shit. Tesla frunk. Yeah, see, look at that. That is pretty small. Well, Volkswagens, they've always had their trunk in the front. But I'm going to be real, like, she's not a big girl. I feel like if she was 100 pounds, I feel like, you know, I mean. Yeah, that's kind of crazy. It would take a lot of dismembering. That's a little wild. You'd probably have to cut her in half, which I feel like is going to be really, really hard and really messy. But, I mean, they raided his house, and they didn't find any evidence by which to charge him, which is like if he was going to dismember her, where the f*** would he dismember her besides his house?
1:39:52She's from Riverside County. I think she's from Texas and then moved to, what's it called? Marietta somewhere. It's one of those. I forget. But somewhere over there, yeah. How did she get to L.A. County? Probably him.
1:40:07Adam22:that's that's a crime oh yeah i think they're just building a case it would make sense but usually it seems like they're in a pretty big hurry to arrest somebody when it comes time for a murder also if a girl dies it's like 99 of the time it's the boyfriend so the idea of it being someone behind him kind of hard to believe he's hired really good lawyers which i guess is if you have money that's what you would do he hasn't said anything probably loving the fact that his music is so much more popular now honestly i still haven't listened to it i keep calling him a rapper people are telling me that i'm tripping that he's actually more of a singer but yeah i mean as of right now it kind of feels like we're stalled out in terms of any new information and we're just kind of waiting so yeah i mean if he didn't do it and he's not charged it feels like this is like the craziest promotion plan ever for an artist now we can't i'm not saying it was like it was thought of in advance i'm just saying that he went from a guy with a with a pretty rabid fan base to someone that like literally everyone i know knows who it is um i believe somebody's getting a bad deal cool kicks on her i don't think he knew I think somewhere down the line, somebody who was supposed to really, supposed to be his buyer, went over here and tried to do something to make a fast buck and place the product in a warehouse.
1:41:43All he knows is he bought a thousand pair of shoes, whatever, whatever's there. And I think somebody else ended up getting caught who probably was part of hitting these trains. We've been watching him get hit for a few years now. And I believe ultimately he's caught in the middle of something that somebody else ultimately did. He has no idea. If I owned a shoe store and I knew a guy who was stealing shoes and he wanted to come through and sell me shoes at a very good rate. I mean, I would probably take part in that and it would probably bite me in the ass at some point. But I mean, you know, you got all kinds of weird people coming trying to sell you shoes.
1:42:24like the initial narrative was basically like oh cool kicks is running a counterfeiting ring every every pair of shoes you ever bought from there is fake that's not the case but i'm gonna be real with you some of the fakes are so on point that i i would like to take part some i've heard of guys in the office buying shoes like there's a pair of travis scott plain black nikes i've owned two pairs of them i think i paid like 700 bucks each time oh one was a gift so i paid 700 bucks the first time i saw that other dudes who work here ordered them from china for like 80 bucks or like 100 bucks or whatever which still 100 bucks kind of a lot for a pair of shoes um and if it wasn't these super rare ones no we held them side by side and not only could i not tell but i feel like almost nobody could tell so once they're on somebody's feet and they're moving yeah so from my perspective as a person who i am not a shoe collector i don't give a f**k about sneaker culture.
1:43:20I don't give a f*** about supporting Nike's bottom line. I immediately felt like an idiot. I could have saved $600 buying these shoes. Especially since those shoes, that pair of shoes, I've worn each of those pairs probably for like six months straight. He got a state case. They're among the feds, right? I think that was just the cops. I gotta go soon, but the last thing I want to ask you about Cash Money and No Limit Records is doing a versus at Complex Con. The Complex Con in Vegas? Yeah, Vegas. You going there? I'm like, he called and asked me about a month ago that I think he should do it.
1:43:54Told him absolutely. For sure. I think they're only doing 10 songs, 20 songs. So it ain't like, you know what I'm saying? You know, because Cash Money's catalog is massive. So it's not like you're doing a, we're doing an hour run. I mean. You know what I'm saying? Let's be real. This is like probably one of the most unfair competitions in history. Before I was just like, oh, that's cool. now that I've had a moment to think about it like Master P it was over with damn you already lost
1:44:25Adam22:they got some bangers but I don't know if they got 10 maybe should they limit it to like exactly 2005 back because he can't play Drake songs but he could where do you cut off Lil Wayne do you get to play every Wayne hit because that alone will be I think No Limit is like they kind of like over with in the early 2000s right yeah all right let's let the ai do the work for us here um okay make them say uh obviously a huge song i'm about it about it huge song but then almost immediately you start to get into songs that you know oh okay down for my n words that that's a big song Ice Cream Man, another pretty big song It ain't my fault Did I do that?
1:45:20Okay, good, good, good But then, even by the time you get to like 6, 7, 8 you're kind of getting into songs that I'm But you got Mystical, I mean But that's the thing, is that Mystical then has to be there Is everyone showing up? No, I don't know I gotta ask them Because if the hot boys are there and if everybody from No Limit is there but I mean, does everybody from No Limit fuck with Master P like that? Isn't Mystical locked up? I mean, this goes locked up. I mean, he got another
1:45:48Adam22:sexual assault. Yeah. Seems like he's got a whole thing with that. But yeah, I mean, I don't know. But where I'm not even going to look up the top 10 cash money songs, but I'm pretty sure it's going to devastate that. But it'll be really cool to see him in the same room. But I mean, if it's just Birdman and Master P, that's going to be pretty funny. I think it should be Birdman. They can do it just them. I think it should be Birdman, the DJ, Manny, and Master p and whoever they dj was man that's it it's just it's so bad for no limit it's not even close and i realize a lot of people have like nostalgia for no limit and i kind of do too i used to buy those cds and shit but let's be real it's just not what label you think could line up with cash money uh maybe like aftermath oh yeah yeah you got 50 cent m &m drake yeah yeah even even like Rockefeller would be tough.
1:46:44Yeah. Yeah, Jay has mad bangers, but it's going to kind of feel weird because it's like all one artist. Yeah. Not to say there's no hits from the other guys, but mostly it's going to be Jay. I think Aftermath be the one. That probably the one. Bro, you got Eminem, you got 50. I thought Versus was done. Remember they sold it for a ton of money And then I feel like everybody started asking for Mad Money to do the versus battles because they all of a sudden knew how much it was worth. Is it just me or we haven't seen one since like 2021? The last one I remember really, I know it's been more since, was Snoop Dogg, Rest in Peace, DMX.
1:47:26That shit was legendary. I don't think I've ever watched one besides Gucci and Jeezy. That one was, yo, Gucci was so disrespectful. I know. And really, I think I saw the best one. and oh you know the the um the locks or d block versus uh dipsa that was pretty sick too i think i think i think the locks killed they killed them in particular with their cohesion you know cam and jim and joelles they all kind of looked like people that don't spend a ton of time together at this point and then like the locks been on tour working performing these songs all this time i I feel like that actually was a weird moment because my Jadakus interview had a huge surge in views from that.
1:48:07And I was kind of like, so y 'all needed to see a versus battle to realize that Jadakus was a great rapper. Jadakus is one of the ones. He's a top tier. Go as far as I'm concerned. Jadakus is top tier. I got to go. Very nice talking to you, my friend. I'll see you back here next Thursday. Yeah. Let's get it. I appreciate everybody who watched this. and uh you know i think i might start i think i'm so i have a adam 22 youtube channel with a million subscribers i think i'm gonna i'm getting rid of it and i'm just gonna start a whole new channel what do you mean you're getting rid of it well i'm not gonna get rid of it but i'm gonna stop posting on it because i'm pretty sure youtube penalizes you for having a lot of subscribers when your videos aren't doing that well like that that that hurts you and in addition to that i've done a bunch of tests the amount of money i make off of videos on my adam 22 channel is less than half of what the no jumper channel makes like per view so i think starting a whole new channel probably a better idea the youtube algorithm is kind of set up to like help new channels gotcha that's a whole thing um shout out to everybody who watched this please like comment and subscribe and if you want to see these videos early all you got to do is become a member of the whack pack.
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