In short
The episode mixes sports/rap culture talk with ongoing “DC lords” lore, then pivots into a long debate about Sean “Diddy” Combs’ legal situation and allegations, before shifting to “Sportyface” returning and discussing drama around Doughboy (a content creator/fighter) and a separate argument involving a fight promoter and an AI-generated fake flyer.
Guests and backgrounds
The main hosts are “Sportyface” (returning) and “Spodyface” (also present). They reference “Munchy” and “Onka” as part of the DC lore circle. They also discuss “Doughboy” (a podcast personality who fights and does live “life coaching” dynamics on the show) and “Kyle” (someone involved in a cake/physical altercation with Doughboy). No formal guest bios are given in the transcript.
Key claims
- DC lore: Spodyface is described as “gatekeeping” the backstory of “Chunky Barbie” and “DC Baby Draco,” but Draco reportedly has “a shitload of information” and didn’t have time to explain it.
- Diddy debate: Guests argue Diddy is “a freak” and that some allegations are exaggerated, while still asserting domestic violence is “regular.” They cite a lawsuit alleging Diddy forced oral sex in a Macy’s stockroom in 2008.
- Diddy aftermath: They claim Diddy will likely rebuild via alternative media and partnerships, but mainstream endorsements may be harder.
- Doughboy drama: They claim Kyle bullied Doughboy (cake smashed in his face; Kyle allegedly tried to hit him with a heavy table/rolling tray). They also discuss Doughboy’s inconsistent training and weight, plus the idea that he rationalizes bad decisions.
Notable examples
- The “Macy’s flagship store in Harold Square” lawsuit detail.
- The “AI flyer” depicting Spodyface fighting a promoter, which Spodyface says he demanded removed.
- Doughboy’s “349.3” weight claims and the “gelatinous” description during arm wrestling.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VODiscussion on Rios and Chunky Barbie
0:45 to 4:02
The hosts engage in playful banter about their appearances and share stories about Rios and a bulldog.
“I know my auntie probably mad as a mother.”
The Lore of DC Baby Draco and Relationships
4:02 to 8:03
The hosts discuss the complex relationships surrounding DC Baby Draco and the drama involving his girlfriend.
“I dropped the dog off to my auntie's house and have not talked to her since.”
Mase's Influence and Diddy's Legacy
8:03 to 11:58
The conversation shifts to Mase's impact on hip-hop and Diddy's controversial reputation, including his writing contributions.
“He's just like acting a fool He seems like all messed up in the head Mace was a street rapper at first, right?”
Allegations Against Diddy
11:58 to 14:01
The hosts discuss various allegations against Diddy and debate their credibility, touching on controversial incidents.
“But dude, do you believe all the allegations?”
Diddy: The Controversial Figure
14:01 to 17:40
Discussion on the controversies surrounding Diddy, including allegations and public perception.
“You know, when you go to the East Coast, they store 10 times bigger.”
Celebrity Endorsements and Comebacks
17:40 to 22:22
Exploration of whether Diddy will regain endorsements after his controversies.
“When they came and got him out the room, he had drugs on him.”
Comparing Legal Troubles in Hollywood
22:22 to 28:00
Analyzing the legal troubles of Diddy compared to other celebrities like Weinstein and R. Kelly.
“but he needs to like basically lean into alternative media because he's not gonna be able to get a deal with a CBS or ABC or even the revolt type thing.”
Controversial Accusations Against Diddy
28:00 to 29:22
The hosts discuss serious allegations against Diddy, examining the implications of such claims.
“in the beginning was basically, like, Diddy's gay, Diddy's a rapist, fuck Diddy, and now it don't feel like anybody really, like, on that.”
Discussion on Doughboy
30:57 to 32:39
The group discusses Doughboy, addressing his behavior and interactions within the podcast.
“When you play poker, you peel the cards up.”
The Fight Dynamics
32:39 to 36:24
The hosts delve into the complexities of a potential fight involving Doughboy, discussing motivations and scenarios.
“I definitely think he'd be bullying Doughboy, and I think he needs to stop.”
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Training and Preparedness
36:24 to 40:08
The conversation shifts to training and preparedness for fights, humorously critiquing Doughboy's efforts.
“I'm still in a contract with them so I don't know what they doing with it, so I ain't gonna say nothing.”
The Health Debate on Doughboy
40:08 to 42:00
The hosts debate Doughboy's health and fitness, discussing his weight management and lifestyle choices.
“Because, look, I was about to say something, but I arm wrestled Doughboy right here on his birthday.”
Health Discussions and Content Creation
42:00 to 43:18
Exploring the dynamics of health choices and the impact of content creators.
“Because there's already concoctions of medicines and stuff going on that, like...”
Debating the Respectability of Podcast Hosts
43:18 to 44:55
Discussion on the respect and behavior of podcast hosts during confrontations.
“when you're kind of like always policing somebody who is objectively kind of out of their mind?”
Doughboy's Birthday Incident
44:55 to 46:56
Analyzing the humorous and chaotic moments from Doughboy's birthday celebration.
“A water bottle and a table is two different things, bro.”
Ricky's Aspirations and Competition
46:56 to 49:28
Ricky expresses his desire for recognition and a show of his own amidst competition.
“Bro, it looked like he was shaving his head.”
Future of Pod Battles and Dynamics
49:28 to 56:00
Discussion on potential pod battles and the dynamics between hosts.
“Yeah, because we had a little debate or whatever.”
Pod Battle Setup
56:00 to 57:57
The hosts discuss the idea of a pod battle with Ricky and Doughboy.
“I think y 'all building something that's at the beginning of it.”
Debate Dynamics
58:08 to 1:00:40
The hosts analyze the potential structure and outcomes of the upcoming debate.
“What would be the structure of the battle?”
Street Cred and Podcasting
1:00:40 to 1:04:38
Discussion on how street credibility impacts podcasting and audience reception.
“Rob Markman Yeah, because the fans are psychos.”
The Importance of Longevity
1:04:38 to 1:10:06
The hosts reflect on how time and familiarity contribute to podcast popularity.
“Like, you underestimate the street dudes because, like, it's like, oh, just because the dude's from the street that he don't know how to podcast.”
The Dynamics of Familiarity and Host Relationships
1:10:06 to 1:11:36
Explore how familiarity and tenure impact podcast dynamics and host relationships.
Evaluating Competition Winners in Podcasting
1:11:36 to 1:14:18
Discussion on the competition winners and their varying degrees of success post-show.
“Like, Doughboy's kind of doing the same conversation over and over.”
Debating Styles and Personalities
1:14:18 to 1:17:52
Analysis of different debating styles and the personalities of hosts in podcasting.
“So Moose did not win, but he's still outshining Doughboy?”
Alcohol's Influence on Behavior
1:17:52 to 1:20:05
A candid conversation about the effects of alcohol on behavior and relationships in the podcasting environment.
“I know, but it's like if he's 47, I'm sure there's been other times throughout his life where he should have stood up for himself that he didn't.”
Speculating Doughboy's Private Life
1:20:05 to 1:24:01
Light-hearted speculations on Doughboy's personal life and digital footprint.
“He get evil thoughts and angry thoughts.”
Debating Personalities: Doughboy vs. Kyle
1:24:01 to 1:25:18
The hosts discuss a hypothetical debate between Doughboy and Kyle, analyzing their strengths and weaknesses.
“I don't know, but he watches a lot of porn.”
Retaining Talent: Doughboy's Value
1:25:19 to 1:27:01
The conversation shifts to the importance of retaining talent like Doughboy in their podcasting environment.
“You got to feel strongly about something.”
Empathy and Personal Growth
1:27:02 to 1:28:43
The hosts reflect on the need for personal growth and empathy, particularly in relation to Doughboy's character.
“Well, that would be a firepower right there.”
Conversations on Masculinity and Growth
1:28:44 to 1:29:59
They discuss masculinity, growth, and the challenges Doughboy faces, drawing parallels with their own experiences.
“I want to help him to emerge from this gay cocoon that he's been in for all these years, but I don't know if it's realistically possible.”
Lil Durk's Trial: Current Events
1:30:00 to 1:31:46
The discussion transitions to the ongoing trial of Lil Durk, with various opinions and insights shared.
“Hey, could we address why Trap won the fake run from Dirk dad?”
Analyzing Trap Lore's Reporting
1:31:47 to 1:35:31
The hosts analyze Trap Lore's reporting style and the implications of his opinions on current events.
“a fugaboo where you said that Lil Dirk is blaming everything on Vani.”
Debating Credibility and Trust
1:35:32 to 1:37:23
The conversation delves into the credibility of various sources and the trustworthiness of personal accounts.
“If you look at Twitter, if you look at Instagram, there is a shitload of people that hate what Trap LaRoss is doing for whatever reason.”
Assumptions in the Courtroom
1:38:01 to 1:39:14
Explore the role of assumptions in legal situations and podcasting.
“You know, some people be full of themselves.”
Lil Durk's Legal Strategy
1:39:15 to 1:41:25
Discussion on Lil Durk's defense team and their strategies in court.
“What kind of podcast would this be if we didn't make assumptions?”
Interpreting Trappler's Comments
1:41:26 to 1:42:59
Analyzing the implications of Trappler Ross's comments on Dirk's case.
“he'll tell him, no, that ain't how we coming.”
The Cost of Revenge
1:43:00 to 1:45:00
Discussion about financial implications and motivations in gang-related actions.
“And Dirk is not blaming anything on Vani.”
The Nature of Street Justice
1:45:01 to 1:47:44
Examining the mindset of rappers regarding violence and street justice.
“that becomes almost like an extortion attempt because that is such an outrageous amount of money that even somebody like Dirk is not going to pay for a murder.”
Rappers and Legal Consequences
1:47:45 to 1:50:04
Debate on the legal ramifications for rappers involved in violent actions.
“This right here, it shows you that the streets is over universal.”
Societal Focus on Rap Culture
1:50:05 to 1:52:00
Discussion on why rap culture attracts legal scrutiny compared to others.
“That's how they mess it up and infiltrate art organizations and things like that because you make way for that.”
Biker Gangs vs. Rapper Arrests
1:52:00 to 1:52:30
Exploring the disparity in attention given to biker gangs versus rappers in crime investigations.
“You have biker gangs out here that got more money than these dudes got.”
Media Influence on Investigations
1:52:30 to 1:54:00
Discussing how media attention affects criminal investigations, especially in rap.
“So do you think the feds investigate the KKK and these biker gangs just as well?”
The KKK's Current Status
1:54:00 to 1:56:00
A deep dive into the perceived power and relevance of the KKK today.
“I mean, but it's so - I feel like that was the dumbest shit in the world.”
Comparing Groups: KKK and Proud Boys
1:56:00 to 1:58:10
Comparing the KKK and Proud Boys in terms of power and influence.
“So if the KKK can get sued and like you said, Adam, 80 % of the bitches that come on, you can't sue.”
Racism in Law Enforcement
1:58:10 to 2:00:50
Examining racism within law enforcement and the presence of white nationalists.
“If the president parties you, what the fuck?”
Modern Racism and Political Influence
2:00:50 to 2:05:50
Discussing how modern racism has shifted to more covert and strategic forms.
“So you don't think biker gangs and white people, white Nazis moving drugs or anything like that?”
Lil Durk's Legal Issues
2:05:50 to 2:06:00
Reflecting on Lil Durk's legal troubles and the implications for his career.
“Now the new Nazi, new skinhead, the new KKK looks like you or looks like the police officer or looks like the judge.”
Exploring the Legal Nuances of Murder Cases
2:06:00 to 2:11:00
Discussion on legal arguments surrounding a high-profile murder case.
“It's not where they're going to make it easy for you to fuck up their plot or their plight to take over, do whatever they're doing.”
Debating the Accountability in Crimes
2:11:10 to 2:17:10
Discussion on the implications of accountability and crime involvement.
“It's three, but one, it's kidnap murder, but he did the kidnapping.”
Impact of Gang Violence on Families
2:17:10 to 2:20:00
Exploring the repercussions of gang violence on individuals and families.
“He like, hey, why niggas not sliding for my baby mama?”
Reflection on Success and Vulnerability
2:20:00 to 2:27:00
Discussion on the emotional vulnerability of rappers and the complexities of success and jealousy.
“Instagram reel, TikTok things where he basically, like, walks towards the camera, takes a bite of an apple and then gives you his thoughts on like Palestine.”
Humility and Accountability in the Industry
2:27:00 to 2:28:28
Exploration of humility among rappers and the importance of accountability in their relationships.
“Like he's been doing that real shit because I just recently heard him saying on, I think, Breakfast Club or some shit.”
Upcoming Projects and Community Engagement
2:28:28 to 2:29:31
Conversation about upcoming community initiatives and the importance of engagement.
“You talking about the mom from Fresh Prince of Bel-Air?”
EDP Controversy and Online Behavior
2:29:31 to 2:30:02
Discussion surrounding EDP's controversial behavior and implications of accountability in online spaces.
“Which caused us to talk about Mason and Diddy for 45 minutes.”
Legal Consequences and Community Awareness
2:30:02 to 2:34:01
Examination of the legal repercussions for predatory behavior and community awareness regarding such issues.
“He's saying things like it's not fucking disgusting.”
EDP's Controversial Supporters
2:34:01 to 2:36:07
Explore the discussions surrounding EDP's supporters and his actions.
“That's why he watched the wrong one is because he probably, it's hard to find because it's age restricted.”
Cameo and Personalization in Media
2:36:08 to 2:38:21
Learn about the Cameo platform and its implications for personalized messaging.
“The whole jack off shit with the whack shit.”
The Lindsay Clancy Case Discussion
2:38:22 to 2:42:14
Delve into the Lindsay Clancy case and societal reactions to her actions.
“I feel like I see people doing it for like 20 bucks and stuff.”
Debating Accountability in Tragic Cases
2:42:15 to 2:45:38
Discuss the complexities of accountability in cases of mental illness and crime.
“to the first person who came to her, she said, I'm just so happy my kids are safe.”
Community Reactions and Support Systems
2:45:39 to 2:48:00
Examine community reactions to crimes and the perceived need for change in support systems.
“Yo, the same person that looks to you for protection, the same person for everything.”
Discussion About Lush's Return
2:48:00 to 2:49:05
The hosts discuss Lush's upcoming return to the podcast and donations from the audience.
“Yeah, I wonder how do people do me like that because I don't know why.”
Doughboy's Birthday Celebration
2:49:05 to 2:50:01
They reminisce about Doughboy's birthday and share funny moments from the celebration.
“And you're not going to be here next week?”
Comments on Podcast Guests
2:50:01 to 2:51:51
Hosts react to comments about various guests and discussions on the show.
“All right, SIPM Smokey said, Keep spunky face off the pod.”
Debate on Upcoming Fights
2:51:51 to 2:54:10
They talk about potential fights between various personalities and their odds.
“do you all think Diddy will join kickstream?”
Discussion on Astrid and Podcast Dynamics
2:54:10 to 2:57:18
The hosts discuss Astrid, her role in the podcast, and the dynamics among the cast.
“All right, Paper Chaser said, Rios was a good fit for the Monday show.”
Ricky's Contribution and Criticism
2:57:18 to 3:00:00
The hosts discuss Ricky's contributions to the podcast and the audience's criticism of him.
“So if she was at eight, she would have went to a 10 with that.”
Ideas for Future Podcast Format
3:00:00 to 3:02:00
They brainstorm ideas for future podcast formats and possible team debates.
“I say so many crazy things, I don't think she knows what to think.”
Community Engagement and Podcast Ideas
3:02:00 to 3:03:41
The hosts discuss viewer interactions and brainstorm new podcast formats.
“I'm going to honestly, I'm going to try to talk to Josh and start setting that up for next week.”
Debate Battles: Setting Up Challenges
3:03:42 to 3:06:14
The team considers setting up debate battles and discusses potential matchups.
“I kind of want to put Brandon with Doughboy.”
The Dynamics of Podcast Guests
3:06:15 to 3:07:27
Discussion about the potential dynamics and content of future guest appearances.
“but what's the what's the libtard for conservative like what's the the too far conservative because I would like one that's like middle.”
Understanding Politics in Podcasting
3:07:28 to 3:09:34
Exploring political discussions and guest choices for a balanced representation.
“J Loves Football said, Adam, is it pointless to send Super Chats to your Adam and Wack show given the fact that you never read them, knowing we only send them for that?”
Legal Insights and Controversies
3:09:35 to 3:12:12
The conversation shifts to legal discussions and controversies involving various figures.
“Y 'all should be like an hour and 10 minutes.”
The Rise of Influencers in Hip-Hop
3:12:13 to 3:14:34
A discussion on the credibility and influence of certain personalities in hip-hop news.
“It's just, I think they got caught up in a little phase, and they just transitioned into the new phase.”
Wrapping Up with Listener Interactions
3:14:35 to 3:16:00
The hosts engage with listener comments and reflect on the episode.
“Yeah, I got shot on Hollywood and Kalinga.”
Healing Journey
3:16:00 to 3:16:50
Discussion of personal healing and recovery experiences.
“Rios came in and became the most mature host.”
Munchie's Unique Life Story
3:16:50 to 3:18:21
Conversation about Munchie's life and potential media features.
“Big League Jew said Munchie needs to hit up Mark from Soft White Underbelly to get that major bum B for his unique life story.”
Podcasting Etiquette and Content
3:18:21 to 3:19:36
Discussion about podcasting skills and audience engagement.
“Mix Marshall Mike said, Adam, now the loud minority might.”
Understanding Gooners
3:19:36 to 3:21:05
Exploration of the term 'gooner' and related behaviors.
“He wants you to take him straight to the prostitution.”
Flacco and Doughboy's Dynamics
3:21:05 to 3:23:50
Light-hearted banter about Flacco and Doughboy's characteristics.
“that you think is from the hood damn freak he in jail he in prison you mean catapulted one yard what'd he do I don't know smoke some crystal wild out throw some shit fingered his butt again Mr.”
Fan Interactions and Donations
3:23:50 to 3:25:02
Reading and reacting to fan donations and comments.
“Rios, do I have your permission to read this donation if it's, like, very federal and something you would obviously not answer?”
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:00What's going down? What's going down? Yo, I thought Rios was about to roll up, and then I realized it was a glasses cleaning towel. Super dork. I really thought. Look at this. I'm like, oh, you got a paper? All right, all right. We're getting another real, Rios. Oh, Rios is kind of cool now. All right. Nah, still a dork. Yo, you two look like a wrestling tag team on that little couch together. I like it. You fucking body up. That couch makes everybody get a little bit more close than they're comfortable with. Oh, no, we good. No, not to like say y 'all are like, you know, goofy. We two normal size men.
0:33I'm not fat no more. I've been working out. I feel like I'm officially not chubby no more. You're Chunky Ken. Yeah, I'm Chunky Ken. Oh, shit. What? Chunky. Gotta be Chunky. That's funny. He left me here fucking tall. Hey, what'd you do with the dog? I told you I'd buy it before, honey. I left the dog at my auntie house. I know my auntie probably mad as a mother. It was a nice dog? It was a... It was nice. It was a fresh bulldog. Yeah, I don't know. I told you I got$500 for you. You got$2 ,500? $5 ,000. Yo, but we got to get Onka because he's gatekeeping the lore. He knows what happened with Chunky Barbie and DC Baby Draco and all that.
1:13He knows exactly what happened. He ain't going to tell us. I don't know. That shit the whole world knows what happened. They had, what you mean? I know they had a DV probably. You know what? I just thought about that. I'm scared of her. You are scared of her. Yeah, I'm scared of her. That's a healthy fear though. She probably got so much info on him already. She in jail. She got a whole treasure trove about your ass. No, hell no. I be keeping my distance, but. Hold on. Hurt being in jail got something to do with DC Baby Jago? Hell no. Hell no. What about the eye? Did he, like, stab her in the eye?
1:41Oh, shit. Speaking of. Speaking of the devil, we just said his name three times, and then look who popped out. Like, Candyman. What's going on? How you living? What's the deal? Everything good? I guess. She went on a hot. She, her girlfriend reported the car stolen. And she went on a high-speed chase. That's how the accident happened. For real? In her friend's car? In her friend's. I don't think they're friends no more. Her girlfriend? Her girlfriend. Her girlfriend reported the car stolen, told on her, said some weird shit. Hey, I wouldn't be surprised if Spodey knows. You probably, yeah. You're a little.
2:17Hey, hey, hey. You tapped in on all the DC lords. Why she just didn't pull over on that shit? That's drive with our owners. Yeah, that's drive with our owners. But no, no, no. No, driveway owner, okay. If you got the keys, that's driving without owner consent. But that carry the same as GTA. Felony, joyriding, Grand Theft Auto, and drive without owner consent all carry the same. If you ain't got Blake and a whip, why you ain't gonna pull over on that shit? Unless she just feel like you're having a... I don't know why she thought she was gonna get away. Yeah, how you gonna get away? That's very highly unlikely.
2:50At what point does she lose the eye? She didn't lose no eye. She got stabbed in the eye in the pen, she said before. So her shit was probably wobbly anyway. And then she got eye surgery, though. I was on the phone with her. She marking bitches out on the phone. I'm on the phone with her. And then they was like, it's my phone. It's my phone time. She like, make me a crib, bitch. I'm not one of them bitches you can punk, mark out, or say nothing to about no phone. Nigga, I'm rolling because we can get down right now because a bitch got quarter in the morning. I'm like, Chucky Barbie. Was it a member she was talking to, bro?
3:24I don't know. Hey, don't be on the phone like, nigga. I don't know if it was no member, but what I do know is she was pressing. No, there was arguing back and forth. She was like, don't let this eyepatch fool you. It was just like that type of shit. Don't let the eyes come off this eyepatch and beat a bitch ass. And I'm like, you going to throw some shit on her or something? She like, I'll fuck this bitch up. And you so hard to get in contact with. I'm like, look, I got your dog. I got the dog. Man, I can't share her. She love that dog. I'm like, that's a cool little dog. So your auntie go hold on to the dog the whole time?
4:01I ain't going to lie. I dropped the dog off to my auntie's house and have not talked to her since. But my auntie from 9-0. The dog got papers? The dog is from, the dog's name is Jesse Owens. So once I get. What? Hey. That's the little dog. Yeah, that's the little dog. Yo, when I saw DC Baby Draco walking in here the other day to do his little therapy session with Munchy, I asked him, like, real quick because I was, like, out the door. I was like, so what happened with Chucky Barbie? And he's like, it was just obvious that he had, like, a shitload of information and he didn't have enough time to say it.
4:33He's like, I'll be back waiting. I wish I had, like, 10 minutes right there to get the lore. Anyway, welcome back. Sporty Face, how you living? Not welcome back, but thanks for popping in. How about that? Yeah, you need to be back. What's going on, man? What's the deal, man? What's the deal? I like the sound of Welcome Back. Welcome back, welcome back, welcome back. Welcome back. What's up with it? You know the Mae song I'm singing? That's a good song. Yeah, that's a Mae song. Welcome back. I'm singing the beat. Hey, Mae's my favorite New York rapper. Ain't no lie. Ooh, that's interesting. Was he down with Diddy with Hard Knock?
5:07Hell yeah. Yeah, he was hiding in the room. Oh, I thought you said Biggie. He ran to Atlanta right after that and became a preacher. but you know it's crazy because I can see that though because a lot of people say Big is their favorite rapper or their East Coast rapper and Mace wrote a lot of his stuff a lot of them hits nah that's a fact like a lot of them hits that's Big hits my money we come across well no his biggest a lot of his that was Mace's song but he gave the song to him I don't think he wrote none of his music he gave him songs though but they say He did have a gold pen. He did write for a lot of people.
5:46Like the hooks and everything else. Well, I'm going to say for Big's sake, I don't want to disrespect him or nothing like that. But let's say he didn't write his verse. But like the bridge, the hook and everything else, a lot of those songs Diddy stole from Mace. No, no, no. No, no, no. Like he give him the song like, I want that for Big album. And then he throw a verse on there. You know what I'm saying? But that's what I'm saying. So to a lot of people who think Biggie is their favorite rapper because of those hits, it's really Mace. That's my point of making. Because it's the whole song. Talking about his verse, though, he wrote his own verse.
6:22I think that this may be exaggerated because according to the AI, Mace was officially credited as a songwriter on Mo Money, Mo Problems. But besides that, and he did, I guess, contribute to the majority of that. Oh, okay. So it's not that he necessarily even wrote the whole record, but he probably helped with the hook, did his verse. and then besides that there has always been allegations that he wrote other stuff but there was never really any proof and he wasn't on any of the credits yeah I wouldn't put it past Diddy not adding the shit the way it's supposed to be but before Diddy went to jail he never denied it Mace been sentenced for years oh Diddy never denied it nah Diddy never went on record denying that Mace wrote all them hits that's why he said like especially Diddy hits you can't confuse writing and giving him a song no as far as Diddy no as far as Diddy he said he wrote all them hits like all that all that Yeah, he said all them Puff Daddy hits that was going on, he said he wrote all those.
7:15And then even the ones with Big and 112 and all that, he said he wrote those even to the R &B. The only producer that's writing for themselves is Jermaine Dupri. Somebody got write for Kanye. Somebody got write for Dre. Somebody got write for Diddy. You know what I'm saying? But do you remember in the Kanye documentary? Birdman, everybody, yeah. The Kanye documentary that was on Netflix. Remember when, or excuse me, the Diddy documentary when he was trying to spit his verse? It might have been the TMZ documentary. He had like a verse he was trying to spit And he was going for like hours Trying to make the bars sound right And that really emphasized to me Like how much of a not talented rapper How much of a not rapper he is You know he just had to work so hard To even make his shit sound kind of decent How you know you don't gotta But he could write it for people But his delivery was just weird And then by that point in the documentary He's like a crazy molly head He's just like acting a fool He seems like all messed up in the head Mace was a street rapper at first, right?
8:09Nah. Yeah. Nah, he started off as the - He was in Children of the Corn with Big L and stuff. And his stuff was like - It was more street, more hardcore. Diddy takes him in, cleans it up, puts him in a shiny suit, puts him on all these old school samples. All of a sudden, he's a new star. Mace is the first fly rapper to rap about fly shit. So - A lot of - First, you have to really think. Mace went from being - Who could you accredit that before that? Talking about the fly shit. He started hanging with Diddy, seeing whatever he's seen around Diddy. He wasn't no thug. He was just, he was like battle raps.
8:38He got baptized. No, he was. That's why his name was Murder Mace. So he probably had to see a lot of crazy shit. By the time he's on Bad Boy, he's not that. He's Killer Cam, Murder Mace. He had to see a lot of crazy shit. You gotta remember that that shit was before hip hop went like fully commercial, like in the mid 90s, before you get to the late 90s, but not even mid, but like early 90s, everybody's super street, super hardcore, tough. Everybody EBA. Think about somebody like Big L saying he's waving automatic guns at nuns. that shit was so uncool to say by the late 90s. You know, like just trying to be on some real psycho, sicko shit.
9:12Like dudes were like really saying shit like that. But by the time you get to the 90s, you get more to somebody like a Mace or a Biggie or a J who's like a player, cool ass, drug dealer, kingpin, you know? I know he had to see a lot of crazy stuff for him to go from street to preacher. I think I just quoted Nas, by the way, with the automatic nuns and guns. There's another big L lyric about killing nuns. But that's accredited to Diddy, though. He deserve a lot of credit for that Because out west Everybody was gangsta gangsta Even on the east coast Everybody was gangsta gangsta Did he make that Like pop They was getting clammed For the shiny suits And the dancing and all that He seen something that A lot of people didn't see Went to that Gucci And Versace All that shit Was UGK And like the south And them cats Were they on some fly shit though?
9:55Yeah In their own way In their own way In their own meets And all that And they were drinking lean And just be on some fly player shit And everything But like you gotta think UGK Is like kinda the big Texas rap group after the Ghetto Boys, who were super hardcore, super, I'm in my room f***ing up on drugs, I'm losing my f***ing mind, you know? That shit becomes less cool as you get into the late 90s, I feel like. 8-Ball, MJG, I feel like they were still vicious, but I feel like they recognized fly shit, too, but South fly shit. They weren't really just knocking heads off type shit. and Diddy has an eye and he'd be looking at shit and he'd be seeing the way the shit gonna swing and everything swung that way.
10:39Question is, can he get out of jail and recover some of that vision? He already back. Hell no, they made him sell all his businesses and shit. He lost all his endorsements. He's going to be rebuilding from scratch. You know how he gonna make it back? His bitch, Daphne, the one that got was like the pick me out of all the bitches. Daphne? The one who's fucking Jason Derulo on some island right now? Not academics? Look, so she's a pick-me bitch that was in the cum parties, and now she's gone with Jason Derulo and all these people. People don't give a fuck about the relationship. Bro, she's so hot.
11:14The fact that Diddy was able to get her to be a total freak like that is pretty. If she makes it. That ain't surprising. If she makes it, Diddy's going to make it. It's not surprising to me neither. Yeah, Cass. Oh, no, man. Diddy about to be on top. He swindled her. Diddy can literally. How? Diddy the. I can't call him the man. Diddy was a nigga. How did he see her? Even though he was just a freak. She was a jump off. She was a kick out. She wasn't even his top. He wasn't even his bottom bitch. So was Diddy gay? Nigga, you can never want another nigga's nut on you and not be gay. Yes. That's true.
11:49Is it C, C, C, A? Oh, Adam. I was trying to see that. Yeah, Adam. The content creator. No, he definitely gay. Yeah. He gay gay. He a different type of guy. Nah, I'm just talking around. No, but... No cum, please. But dude, do you believe all the allegations? That's the real part, though. What allegations? Next time. The freak allegations? No, no, no, no. He was definitely a freak. I'm talking about like the... I think some of that shit was exaggerated. I definitely think he was doing some crazy stuff up in the air, but like just the stuff that they was... What part you think was exaggerated? The domestic violence?
12:21Nah, nah, nah, nah. That's regular. That's what I'm talking about. The sexual... No, no. I'm not talking about the violence. And grabbed him. and made him give him fellatio in the middle of Macy's. Dude, he had some shit that was in his shit that I had never even heard of before. Like, the shit that, I was like, what the fuck? They said that Diddy made another man give him head in the middle of the mall. You see, I can't believe that type of shit, bro. You didn't do any gay shit. Wait, I think you just made that up. No, I'm telling you. Wait, who said that? You two. Was Diddy accused of giving a man head in the - No, not giving.
12:55Gidding. Gidding. Oh, okay. You know how many laws he broke right there in the mall? As a matter of fact, somebody sued him. Wait, was it his security guard who said that? No, it was a lawsuit alleged that Diddy socked him in the face and grabbed him down to his knees and humped his face. Okay, so he gestured. He didn't. No. All right, you're right. In October 2024, a man filed a lawsuit alleging that in 2008, Diddy forced him to perform oral sex on him in the stockroom of Macy's flagship store in Harold Square, Manhattan. That's a lot. That's a lot. They said basically Diddy just walked in there and whipped out.
13:32Bro, why he got the rare Diddy accusation? Yeah. Because that's an outlay. That was a Twitter. That's crazy. That's a Tony Buzzard type case. A Twitter. Public flash, Diddy. But wait, you put that past him? No. You put him doing some shit like that, Pastor? Man, hell, bro. I don't think he's shopping at Macy's. You can't pull it. Yeah. I don't think he's... No, no, no, no. He was already rich. No, no, no, no. I don't think he's shopping at Macy's. To be fair, for a long time, he was up. Sean John and the clone and all that was in Macy's. That's all in Macy's. Yeah, that's where his clothes was at.
14:00He not there. I mean, he could have been... You know, when you go to the East Coast, they store 10 times bigger. They got the actual big-ass store. And that's his backyard, too? Yeah, you know. I don't think he in Macy's. But look, all that shit that they be saying about the people that came up missing and passing away and all that shit, I think there's a lot more ugly to Diddy than what people are giving credit for. I think they spent so much time trying to find the ugly, and they basically failed to convince me that he's guilty of anything besides some DV, being into weird sex shit. I got nothing against that.
14:30Getting Tupac killed. I agree. I mean, really? Yeah, and he likes buying hookers. Yeah. I agree. Many of us do, right? Male hookers. Yeah, that's what it is. I don't think he'd suck the dick or have him a dude. I agree the nipple shit is super weird. The cum thing's insane. For sure, if I knew that any of y 'all did that, I would call y 'all the F-slur. Except Munchy. But I don't think he's gay. So you think a man can use another man's semen as lotion and not be gay? He gonna let a... What man would do that? All I'm saying is that I'm willing to create a line between that and actual gay sex. No, that's the same thing.
15:07That's the same thing. It's a different extent. Another man's ejaculation. The lotion semen is worse. That dude is getting another man's ejaculation. That's just weird. That's horrible. That is like, that's gay. That's like a hood rat fetish. That is like the most, ugh. Disgusting. You want another nigga nut? I mean. That's disgusting. niggas that tossed stuff up and ate you know ate a girl out ate that box after somebody didn't came who did that there's plenty of people out there not knowing they be knowing bro you talking about them porn porn in on the street niggas be thirsty if you're gonna eat a girl's you need to know what she was doing the entire day yup that's not like a girl bro.
16:00That's a, that's a very, but no, that's not, no, no, no, no, no, no, Because I don't give a fuck what she was doing. I just, I don't care what she was doing. She could have got fucking came in the day before, but that's disgusting. If you're incubating that for that long. Yeah. She should have pushed that out. Pushed that out. Yeah. Now you got to push it out in general. If you just leave coming to you, it's like you can get all kinds of infections. That's how they get, that's how they, that smell. You got to go pee. Yeah. The bet, the BV. Because, yo, I'm going to be real. In the porn industry, girls talk about other girls who get came in for scenes like they're crazy.
16:30Like, that's some wild shit. What is that? Because it's like. The cream pie? Yeah. Because they talk about it like it's super crazy because you can get infections and shit from all that. I'm in there. These infections and shit? And UTIs. Q, everybody pointing out the fake Jason Love cum shot with my wife. Oh, it was a fake one? Oh, it was fake? Yeah. We had to tell that story on Vlad. Good. He couldn't handle his candle that day. I can say this on members only. There you go. So you don't think Diddy going to come out and be a proponent of LBGTQ? Hell no. Diddy going to be like, oh, did it not?
17:05No, he's going to try to act like he hard because he did a little time. He's never going to do any interview where they ask him about getting cum swirling on his nipples. He's going to act like everything was a lie. He's going to act like it was all a big conspiracy theory against him. He's not going to change his public image. My question is, in his private life, does he shack up and have a normal relationship with a woman? Or does he continue to do crazy sex parties and shit since apparently that's what he's into? And does he keep doing drugs? Because I feel like the drugs were the root of a lot of the crazy shit.
17:33He's right back at it. Right back at it with no cameras. He's going to get off parole. He's going to get off parole. He's going to get a drug test. He's going to get a piss test and shit. So what's his parole going to be? You can't be fucking bitches? No, no, no. No drugs. When they came and got him out the room, he had drugs on him. yeah he had he had two scenes shit with him in the hotel room when he knew they were gonna come and get him he really didn't give a fuck I mean a lot of that is normal it's normal a lot of people do it they just which part what would you do you say you don't think having sex parties and stuff like that it's a lot of people that do that like I'm I'm like I'm an average Joe and I know what's going on in the LA scene like that's so normal that's so regular out here he's just highlighted because he's after a nigga that came in it and pulled out and that's normal I wasn't even talking about that I didn't even say nothing about that.
18:18That was 10 minutes ago. I'm talking about Diddy. Like you said, when he get out, is he still going to be, you know what I'm saying, sleeping with different women and having sex parties? That's what I'm alluding to. I think that's regular. That's regular. Going up. I think he'll be scared to have a sex party. Same, right? Yeah. Bro, as soon as I got hit with some accusations, my days of just having crazy threesomes and shit just really didn't seem as fun anymore. Once you see the dark side of this, you're like, eh, maybe I could just... Well, he got to have everybody sign a NDA. Yeah, but... That shit don't work all the time.
18:56Because the NDA is like, oh, you can sue them if they air you out. Guess what? None of these bitches are worth suing. Yeah. They're all broke. So what the fuck are you going to sue them for? I guarantee when he get out, he going to make so much money off it. If he decides to do interviews or do his tell-all or whatever the case is, he's going to be hiding, man. They're going to be throwing it at him. I ain't going to lie. I think a lot of them endorsements are probably not the same ones, but they're going to definitely be coming back. You're going to get an endorsement? I definitely think he will.
19:24Hell no. Not the report, though. I think he's going to get an endorsement. On this platform, everybody is so optimistic about canceled celebrities getting endorsements. You are on crack cocaine. If you think that Diddy is going to, who's going to sponsor him? Let me just give you an example. He can partner with some brand, but it ain't going to be the premier. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Even Honey Pack won't touch him. Dead homies. Baby Oil was trying to – they was like, we ain't got nothing. There you go, buddy. It ain't going to be Johnson & Johnson. Let's give me some off-brand shit. He do need to do that.
19:55Costco's going to sell Baby Oil. Put some Baby Oil on your Johnson, ditty. It does not matter. I think he's going to get it. This is the same way they try to blackball OJ, and OJ got out and started getting the bag again. What the fuck did he get the bag doing? He went back out. I mean, he was signing autographs. He got sponsored by a lot of people in Vegas. Yeah, signing autographs. Anybody can charge money for autographs. People are KVD. No, I'm talking about he got sponsorships. Everybody was acting like they was too scared to mess with him. But he was getting endorsement deals. He was doing a lot of gigs.
20:19We know some sponsors. He thought he was KVD. Bro, they thought that Kanye was going to be able to play at the World Cup. Now they think that Diddy going to have a fucking Nike deal. It ain't happening. Well, I don't think his is as bad as Kanye's. Talking about them people like that? The way he was talking about Nazi stuff? No, no, no, no. out once something goes federal once something becomes a real court like like if you get accused of beating your girl you can still be endorsed by some shit you just got to handle it right make it go away like not have it become the super loud thing that won't 100 kill your chances of getting endorsements and shit but once you have a case for beating your girl once it's written in stone this really 100 happened it went to court you're done he don't see it maggot will embrace maggot and Trump, if he goes MAGA and Trump, he's fine.
21:06The playbook for Diddy going forward is like everything that Andrew Tate ever did. Yeah. Cozy up to Donald Trump on the right, because they don't give a fuck. They don't give a fuck. You gotta act like you had an epiphany that everything on the left is evil and now you're a MAGA guy, whatever. That will help him. And then you gotta just lie about everything and just act as if it was all a psy-op that the world is out to get you. The government did it. He was on CNN in front of the world booting the fuck out of bitch, bro. Them endorsements, I don't know what kind of endorsements he gonna get. Man, there's people in the inversion They still back I think Diddy too big for him to just fade back like that I want to make him back I got a thousand dollars that when he come out He get some type of sponsorship or partnership I don't think Basically, Adam said Ain't nobody gonna touch him He don't believe that nobody gonna touch him When you say endorsements That's different But that, again, that's Hip hop podcasters will interview him Because if he goes and does 60 Minutes they're gonna say so you're a rapist and an attack a violent person blah blah blah they're gonna put everything right in front of his face he don't want to do that he's only gonna do interviews that are like somewhat friendly and shit you know but i don't even think he's gonna do interviews he's gonna try to lean into the the mystery of of diddy and he's gonna try to become a musical genius again and and really like find i mean i don't know if it's gonna work because he was already kind of on the tail end of anybody giving a fuck about his music in the first place but he needs to like basically lean into alternative media because he's not gonna be able to get a deal with a CBS or ABC or even the revolt type thing.
22:31Like these more mainstream companies aren't going to want anything to do with them. I guarantee you Zeus will pick Diddy up. Man. 1000%. Maybe, yeah. I mean, they're incubating Blueface. So, I mean, you know, he's pretty much doing a lot of the stuff Diddy was doing. I mean, he's beefing with his girls crazy. I'm not saying he's abusing them, but, you know. He ain't kink. That has happened. We've seen him whoop Kreshawn on camera. the kick though. Not that bad, but all I'm saying is like, he's basically like, I mean, I guess Blueface is not like advertising drug use, but like, you know, if Zeus will fuck with Blueface, they'll probably fuck with, and Ray J and shit.
23:08They don't fuck with Diddy. But you can't compare Blueface connections. But Diddy don't have a case. But Blueface don't have a case. Blueface don't have a case, and he don't got connections like Diddy. Diddy got political connections and shit, and big, no, he still does. Oh, we know. Because, where were they during the trial? What they was doing, they was fucking, He's just how he was. Them freak off videos. They're doing all the shit he's doing. He can still extort everybody. One mic. We don't know that. There's no proof of that. You're just saying that. Conspiracy guy. Yes. So you think that these politicians that's on this, the money from the 49ers, the owner, going fucking trans in a trailer park?
23:44Yeah, they don't want to associate with somebody doing the same fuck shit they're doing. What I'm saying is those rich money will be on some foul shit also. But that doesn't mean that they want to publicly lean into a guy who's on trial for that, who's been convicted of that. So what I'm saying is that he still has those connections. Just because the connections ain't in front of the camera don't mean that shit ain't happening behind closed doors and you have support behind closed doors and say, I'm going to work this, I'm going to work that. We're going to see how we do this. Politicians are the most self-serving people on earth.
24:10They will do whatever benefits them in their career. Associating yourself with Diddy at this point for most people is the worst idea imaginable. And you can't tell me anyone who's in a situation even close to his who's had the kind of outcomes that you guys are describing. I think a lot of people are in denial about the fact that Diddy might be the greatest fall from grace in the history of hip-hop music, aside from people who died or went to prison for the rest of their life. R. Kelly the first time. R. Kelly, but he's in R. Kelly's situation. No, what I'm saying, the first time. He is. The very first time R.
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24:42Kelly, I'm talking about when I was in elementary. When he was pissing on little kids. Yeah, when he was. When he was. Yeah, Kenny Korn. Yeah. Crazy. Because look at Woody Allen. Look at Weinstein. All these white weird... White thing got life. It ain't over for Puffy. But he'll even need all the shit y 'all talking about. Man, Robert Kraft got caught buying a box. He got life. And they swept that right under the roof. That's different, though. Buying a box, that's what all the rappers rap about. Eddie Murphy got caught with a transgender. I mean, shit. He the greatest comedian ever. Nobody ever bring it up.
25:13R. Kelly, after he got caught fucking a little kid the first time, his career was better. It seemed like. he did that trapped in the closet people like that shit he did trapped in the closet like one through 20 yeah no but that but yeah but the reason why that happened the reason why he was able to get accused of that shit and still perform headlining at concert at like festivals like pitchfork at one point in the modern age had to put out a whole big apology about the fact that they booked r kelly to play their festival as the headliner even after he had had a charge and everything because times were so different then people were just like way less on top of it when it came to me too shit like that in 2026 you ain't getting away with shit because there's entire armies of people on the internet whose entire day-to-day thing is to drag you for anything they possibly can i got a question for you then so so do you think do you think diddy is his case in his situation is the same thing as weinstein or the same thing as me personally my personal opinion i don't think is it's on that same spectrum but i i think it is because well i actually think weinstein's is worse because he's viewed as a serial rapist of not just women but like famous beloved women and i just that's that's pretty tough to deal with yeah so what is diddy's is more like he was buying no no no he was buying he was like basically paying for escorts and things like that in different states so that's why they're trying to put the trafficking and all that i mean once it's all said and done with diddy i feel like almost everything he did aside from like the violence looks pretty consensual in comparison to weinstein where it's like the whole idea is like you get to listen to like gwyneth paltrow telling these like sob stories about him trying to fuck her in his hotel room when she was just trying to get a job and then you have that element of it too where it's like weinstein was clearly using his position to to extort out of women who just wanted to make it in hollywood so he looks like an even bigger villain so look at this so the man act what did he got guilty for right right is a literally was a uh racist act it was just for jack johnson the heavyweight boxer in the world back in the day because he was taking white women across state lines and they wanted to make that shit illegal trump uh pardon a rest in peace dead uh legend jack johnson of the man act what they just got diddy with was with some shit that trump just pardoned motherfuckers for because they know that that shit is bullshit.
27:44Really, like, the consensus in the community is, like, Diddy didn't do much wrong. Like, he was just a fucking freak. In the black community, especially, I feel like there's actually a lot of guilt about the whole no Diddy thing and shit. Like, I don't know if people are really, like, reckoning with it, but the vibe in the beginning was basically, like, Diddy's gay, Diddy's a rapist, fuck Diddy, and now it don't feel like anybody really, like, on that. I never heard rapists. Cassie. Rapist is an exaggeration. I heard rapists a lot he was an abuser though he's just guilty of being hypersexual bro oh no we heard a lot of foul shit I think we forgetting we heard that he was putting some weird shit in the baby oil and making people and that's never been proven ass out and that's an example of like why these trials they are all about optics because they put out an accusation like that it never actually gets substantiated in court but it's the only thing that people can remember because it's so salacious right it was no GHB in the baby oil he just a slick ass nigga lace in the baby oil is crazy am I tripping didn't Fox say like Diddy like poisoned him or something and didn't like somebody kept saying that they kept getting exposed to some type of like drug every time they touched Diddy car handle or something like that see I feel like all that again that's like shit that don't really sound hey hey this thing your timeline gotta be crazy diddy did not poison Jamie Foxx but the but the A rumor blew up in late 2024 after people who claimed to have attended tapings of Fox's Netflix special said that Fox had implicated Diddy in his 2023 medical emergency.
29:18But those claims were secondhand and there was no evidence. Yo, we got to stop talking about Diddy. Let's talk about Spody Face. How did we just get sucked into talking? We just spent almost an hour, pause, in talking about Mace and then Diddy. And we got Spody Face here, bro. What's going on, man? What's the deal? What's the deal? Spody. Oh, oh. My little crip corner right here Stop putting this in a box Stop marginalizing this dude Why are you trying to marginalize us You're from the greatest gang of all time Why are you trying to marginalize us You're trying to put this in a box Way more than that Maybe but I still like it I still like that there's a little bit of solidarity right here You know over here a little bit more ambiguous We're kind of doing our own thing But you guys are a little army See but then there's another box that we're all in And you're not black yeah well you're dominican black as i told you black black yo this podcast got more killers than the tf trial man let me tell you no i'm definitely not no killer man but um but don't push me don't push him well i don't know about that pardon is the greatest joy next to getting pushed oh my god it is am i wilding out am i acting a fool no you excited I am.
30:35You excited? Yeah, I got a little chug. Your energy is up. You think? Yeah, your energy's up. That's good. You happy to have Spody back? Are you happy to have Spody back? Damn. You are? I can see you smiling. I can't just give my hand away. You take it too low. I can't give my hand away. You take it too low. I got to keep my cards close. Don't be nervous to celebrate it, man. No, you take it too low. When you play poker, you peel the cards up. But you know what's crazy, though? I know y 'all talked about it already, but I didn't. That's it with Doughboy. Bro, you got to get off Doughboy bumper like that, bro.
31:11I'm not going to lie. Talk to me. Tell me your thoughts. Did you see that Doughboy donated$10 to Glaze in the chat earlier? Shout out to Doughboy. I like that kind of Glazing. He said, top tier Friday cash. Shout out to the guys. Free Doughboy back to the group chat. How's that Glaze? Crying, laughing, slash 100 emoji. How's that? It's him. He's celebrating us. He's celebrating us. How did you free Doughboy back to the group chat? Huh? He said free Doughboy back to the group. I know. He didn't even say it right, right? He locked up. Oh, release me back to the group chat. Yeah. Or something. He want to join the group.
31:40He want to, I don't know. Yeah, I mean. Oh, all right. I want to hear Spody Faze's opinion on Doughboy because you never got your fade. He ducked that. I know you salty about that. He definitely ducked that. But I ain't going to lie. I was more, now I'm more mad at the fact what Kyle did to Doughboy. I'm a feeling that. I ain't going to lie. I was there earlier. You know, I'll be pushing peace. so I don't even be on that nothing like that but I'm glad I wasn't here bro that wasn't cool man but shout out to Kyle though I definitely think you know what I'm saying it's a space for him somewhere you know he shouldn't quit you know he shouldn't quit he should definitely no I'm not talking about here I'm talking about like he could definitely still do content oh keep going Kyle gonna join the single cult but yo this is my thing about it is that with Doughboy we do a lot of life coaching with him live on the podcast like when i'm telling him he's a pathetic piece of shit that's me life coaching him and a lot of people don't know that a lot of people think that's bullying that's actually life coaching but then when you have kyle come around and he throws the cake on the ground and then he smashes the cake in his face which granted doughboy did do that back but to me that was like fair for throwing the cake on the ground and then he tries to hit him in the head with this table this big heavy 30 pound table take napkins in the table and yeah and then a rolling tray which if that had like the way if you re-watch the footage he turns his hip he flipped his hip on it he knocked one of the lights down the black days with the rolling tray yeah i mean when he's it's like a thin piece of metal i don't think it really like cut him but it's a it's a bad sign when that's like a possibility so now you got mixed messaging because i'm over here trying to life coach this fat and now we got kyle blatantly bullying him and then my valuable free life coaching gets mixed in with blatant bullying.
33:29Go ahead, Brody. No, he wants your opinion. Get your thoughts. I definitely think he'd be bullying Doughboy, and I think he needs to stop. I think Doughboy was really on the verge of quitting because of your words. I don't think you've potted. Doughboy never quit. I don't think you... Spoto, you haven't potted with him enough. I don't think you know what it's like to spend a few months talking to Doughboy and just constantly hearing him rationalize all of the worst decisions. and then refusing to change and saying he's going to change almost every day, and then he just never changes. It's tough.
34:04I think you should go live with him for like a week or two. You got the new crib. Shout out to Doughboy. I got the new crib. We're brothers. You got to wear the same outfit and shit? We definitely ain't doing that. I like it, though. Yeah, I don't know the dynamic, but I'm definitely rooting for Doughboy. I still want to sock his face up. You know what I'm saying? I ain't going to lie to you. I think he ran. I'm not going to say I think I know he ran, though, from that squabble. And what's up with you? They was trying to make it seem like he was applying pressure. Let me tell you how this happened.
34:34So I get in an argument with the fight promoter where I feel disrespected because of some stupid-ass AI flyer that they posted that was basically like me fighting the promoter, the fight promoter. Like they made a fake flyer of me fighting the fight promoter who I don't know him. I've never spoken to him. Josh is the one who's been having these conversations. and on the flyer it says hosted by len of the plug a winner gets to keep her and okay so number one my bitch gets paid a lot of money to host events so i don't appreciate you putting that on this even as a joke number two you put in that in general without ever having spoken to me is like why do you think you could joke around with me like that when you're lucky that i'm like hand delivering fights that are very valuable to you and so i message and i'm like bro take that shit down that shit ain't funny and he just immediately starts cracking jokes and trying to like basically not do it talking shit i don't know who's running the instagram but either way i was just like all right you boom blocked him deleted the flyers said i'm not working with you i don't think that fight's even happening anymore if i'm correct like they didn't have anything going on besides us we were giving these random people a gift just because they had a venue and a date booked and so i say that in the group chat i'm like yo i'm not having anything to do with that fight these dudes are fucking okay and then immediately within two seconds dope boy all right I'm pulling out with you.
35:50He got your back. He had your back. I thought that was tight, though. And that is kind of cool. And in return. But when Dovoi says, I really want to fight Spody. Like, I wanted that fight. It was so important to me. Bro, I didn't say one single thing to him about not doing the fight, and he quit. He immediately. Now, okay, as a sign of solidarity with me, cool. But, like, I feel like if you really wanted to do it and it was a real sign of solidarity, you would have said, Dan, Adam, like, I really want to fight Spody. you care? Because I would have said, nah, fight him. Do the fight. Get paid. I don't give a fuck as long as...
36:24I'm not going, but fuck. Ten minute round, one. Blind loyalty. That just seemed weird. That's a county jail squabble. I'm still in a contract with them so I don't know what they doing with it, so I ain't gonna say nothing. I ain't gonna say too much about that, but yeah, ten minute round was crazy. When I seen that, I was like, oh yeah, they trying everything. What nationality is these people that got this league, bro? The guy that I got in the argument with that was on the fake flyer was a white guy, I think. Russian, Irish. I don't know. I was thinking Russian. That's only – Like 10 minutes in the ring?
36:57I don't think you need any help disposing of Doughboy, but the 10-minute round definitely makes – the 10-minute round is so advantageous to the guy with the better cardio. You could, like, walk around the ring and he'll probably fall. They were happy with Doughboy dying. You don't have to, but you could chase him around the ring for a couple minutes, get him so goddamn tired, and then just knock him out. I got ugly as... He ain't trapping nothing. Huh? Yo, this dude look like... See, he had crossed the line with you and you had enough. I better not see it. He was like, I'm done. If I see a No Jumper logo on his page, the lawyers are getting hit up.
37:34Bitch. Yo, they took it all done good. Maybe I'll sue him too. Anyway. Yeah, but I... That did too much. Anyway, Doughboy's scary. I've seen the footage. I ain't gonna lie. I stopped taking Doughboy serious. At first, I was like, I'm not going to look past no man. He's still 300-something pounds. And, you know, I've seen the footage. But I know Jinx then was working with him and stuff like that in the gym. It was not working with that dude. Yeah, I was seeing some footage. But I got to call Moose out, too, because Moose did the same thing. Moose did. He gained 20 pounds. We had a weight loss challenge that they didn't take serious at all.
38:10I didn't either. Like, I didn't either. But, like, with them, like, the boxing thing, they had a lot of momentum at first, and then it fizzled out hella fast. I don't even know how you gain 20 pounds on a weight loss challenge. Because he has no self-control. Dope, boy. I mean, I feel like that's pretty self -—that's safe to say, right? He speaks so hard. Like, when you talk to him, he speaks about himself as if he's the most disciplined, the most athletic. I'm that N-word, he said. Yeah. I'm that. You know, that just, like, it was kind of crazy. It's like sometimes when you talk to him, he makes you feel bad.
38:51Yeah. All the time. And he makes you feel sorry, like a little cat. Yeah. Like a little cat. Yeah. Crazy. I don't know. He makes me feel bad for you. Like, I know that's weird. I'm not going to lie. I feel sorry for Doughboy. I don't even want to fight Doughboy no more after that stuff. If you was in the group chat and you seen the stuff that he says in the group chat, you would never want to fight him. Nah, I don't know more about it. I wanted that. That was a bag. Like, bro, what we doing, bro? Yeah. That nigga, that could have been over with. You know what I'm saying? To get, like, whatever it was, a couple grand to win a fight that's, like, going to take you, like, 10 seconds.
39:27Nah, it was going to be more than that. I mean, yeah, because you let it breathe a little bit. Yeah, I'm just saying, though, like, You talking about even the one minute 10 round. I had performers. I ain't even going to say, man, I had performers coming out. We was going to fuck Vegas up for that night. I ain't going to lie to you. And the thing is, too, is when I was training for my fight, I was training almost every day. And with Doughboy, I think he had three months to train for you, and I think he trained four times or five times or something. The only training you need for that type of fight is cardio.
39:54You just need to run. Run, run, run. That's all you got to do. Well, but you got to learn to throw some fucking punches and keep your hands up and shit, too. I mean, I doubt Doughboy's going to do like you, though. Nah. Well, against him? I don't give a fuck. He might swing one time. I don't know. Hey, listen. I'm going to keep it a bit. Shout out to Doughboy. That's my... No, I'm not even going to say that. You're going to say that's my nigga. Don't even shout him out. Shout out Doughboy. Because he took a fight. No, no, no, no. Because, look, I was about to say something, but I arm wrestled Doughboy right here on his birthday.
40:24Shout out to him. Happy birthday, Tennille. How was that? Everybody who know me know I'm a lefty. Okay. I'm a dexterous, but I'm a lefty. I arm wrestle Doughboy with my right hand, bro. And whoopty. Almost broke his hand. That doesn't surprise me. You seem to have pretty strong, like, muscular density. Whoopty. And he's kind of gelatinous. Was he drunk? He was. He was lit. He was lit. But I'm literally with my off hand, and you're 300-something pounds. but it's not no muscle. And it wasn't a struggle. But it's no muscle. It wasn't a struggle either. Yeah. It's gelatinous. It's 300 and something pounds no muscle.
41:06I pray to God I'm never described as gelatinous Man, 300 is 300. I don't care what I need you. No, what I was telling Jinx is the fundamentals and all that that was cool. He should be work on your strength work on your power. Like I said, I stopped training not looking past him or anything I just didn't feel like I needed it but he should definitely work on his strength though. If you can't do five pushups you can't fight. He did 25, but they were pretty disgusting. Real push-ups? And you got to understand, too. No, I mean, you don't get Doughboy here, man. We're going to get Doughboy here. When he does push-ups, his stomach is already on the ground.
41:40His stomach and titties are on the ground. They never leave the ground. Shout out Doughboy, man. You know what I'm saying? Shout out Doughboy. Even when he's always down, even when his arm is fully extended, them nipples on the ground, baby. My thing with Doughboy is, like, how is he not on testosterone and a whole variety of peptides? Like, he seems like an obvious person that should just be doing something like that, right? Because there's already concoctions of medicines and stuff going on that, like... There's so many people... So many people are on testosterone and peptides and shit that don't really need to be.
42:11And he's such a blatant case. Like, how's he not on Ozempic? Like, you don't need that shit. He said he was. I thought he was losing weight, though. I thought he was losing weight. He always will announce to you every time he loses a pound and a half. Because he always... When you ask him how much he weighs, he'll say, oh, wait, 349.3. It's like insanely specific. He weighs himself every morning and then remembers it. Yeah, but he back at 349? I don't know. No, he's at like 309. Oh, he gained 20 pounds. He's sick. Every time you ask him, it's going to be a different way. He just be making shit up.
42:42He just make it up. He be throwing numbers out there. He thinks Adam is his dad. It's your health on the rest, man. He thinks Adam is his dad. But look at how much content he's created, though. He's been a part of every pod. Just him being him, whatever we want to say, or bad, he's been the topic of subject. And I agree. That's good, but I think the bigger question is just kind of like, has it been worth it? Like, is there something that's lost? Worth it for who? The brand as a whole and all of us. Like, is there something that's lost when you're kind of like always policing somebody who is objectively kind of out of their mind?
43:24It's almost like a get down. You know what I mean? Like, it's almost like come to expect it. Like, is there any other Doughboy? He's the real like that's... I've never met anybody like him. I like that dynamic. And he won the competition. I know, which is so crazy. How the hell? I didn't watch it. I ain't gonna lie. I like the dynamic in Moose and Doughboy. I ain't gonna lie. I like what they doing over there. Okay. Moose is not going for the shit that Doughboy is going for. Nah. Moose is like a... Moose is a straight gangster compared to him, even though I know he took a... Shout out to Moose.
43:58Moose took an L, I guess, from a gangster perspective of the whack thing. But generally speaking, don't you think if somebody on the podcast said, hey, Moose, let's go outside on your fade, that Moose is just going, I think. I'm not saying he should, but I think he should. He's not going to just go. But what is respectable, he's going to say, you know, I'm not here to fight. I'm just here to do my job, which is respect. I feel like that's part of my memory. But I don't think Moose is... Like, I saw Moose when we were beefing with this random-ass guy saying he was from Five Trey Avalon on Whole Wheel Boulevard, this drunk-ass white kid.
44:26Moose was saying it right there. Moose was about to fight the kid just for yelling at me. But he also was under control because he knew that I was saying, nah, we don't need anybody fighting. I don't think Moose will walk through the park like that. I don't think he just, you know what I'm saying? I don't think that. I don't either, but I think he's going to have to put your hands on Moose. I think he's going to fight back. Moose is going to fight. Somebody would have threw a cake and a table at him, yard down. No, because somebody threw a water bottle. You can't say that. Shout out to Moose. Moose wouldn't sit there and let it happen.
44:56A water bottle and a table is two different things, bro. Man, a cake. You crazy. At least he tried to intervene and help. Man, a water bottle. He tried to, like, intervene a little bit with Doughboy. But the aggression was also different. Moose's aggression, the moose, the aggression that was going towards Moose was way more disrespectful than what was being said from Kyle. Like, the mother was disrespecting family. It was action, though, bro. We got trays and tables and shit. Well, it's Adam, I think, set that L up for Moose. Moose loves potting, and he cares a lot about no jumper. So I would assume that when all that stuff was going on, he didn't want to, like, rock out with WAC because he felt like WAC had seniority.
45:39It's the same. You can say the same thing about Dope Boy, too. He cared a lot about his job. He cared a lot about potting. Of course, he got a tattic. So he's heavily invested in this as well. Adam had hit the group chat and said, don't nobody do no dumb shit. On the stream, yeah. Yeah, like he clearly said that, and I think that qualifies as dumb shit. Yeah. What qualifies as dumb shit? A table. Is Kyle in the group chat? I'm talking about prior to this. So he didn't get the memo. That's dumb shit. Kyle, I mean, I don't know if the memo would affect him. He didn't get the memo. Kyle is so unhinged.
46:17Oh, he's not in the group yet. Thank you. He didn't know. But I also like. But Doughboy knew. Nobody should have to tell Kyle not to hit somebody with a table. The cake is one thing. Table's another thing. But either way, I mean, like, I feel like, you know, all right, if somebody wanted to go outside and fight Moose and Moose didn't do it, I feel like Moose, his reasoning would be like, I don't want to do some stupid shit on the podcast and situation up or whatever. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. But with Doughboy, he's watching Kyle dance around the room with the cake and then Kyle finally slams in the face with it.
46:48Doughboy don't even get up. He's looking sad as fuck. Looking like Eeyore, picking cake out his shirt. But the acting got stuck to his head, though. Yeah. Bro, it looked like he was shaving his head. Like he had shaving cream all over it. This is what makes it, like, really horrible about Doughboy. Oh, man. It was his fucking birthday. But he had a good one, though. And he said it. He had a good one. Yeah, but Munchie, come on. Bro, man, that's the best birthday of his life, bro. Somebody smack you in the face with some cake and throw a table at you at your birthday party. Hey, listen. Can I break something down to you, bro?
47:23I was at the studio. I had one of them bitches from the 20 verses come to the studio. And the girl she was just with went to Doughboy. Doughboy had a good birthday, bro. Doughboy, come on, bro. I'm going to say he didn't have a good birthday. I'm talking about the respect. He just overlooked the cake and the table. because it's been a long 47 years. Yeah. And think about that. That like, that's a pretty crazy level of being down bad that when you get a positive rating and that's like one of the happier days you've had. No, he's been licking with a girl since that date. After she's seen it, she wanted to double back.
47:59The girl with the lips, right? Man. Don't put his business on blast. Yeah, that's what I'm going to say. He was airing it out. I'm supposed to be for a stream. That's a stream? I don't think it's the girl with the date. It ain't the girl with the date, bro. It ain't the girl with the date. Did you pull up to the Did you pull up to the screen Nah That shit was lit I ain't gonna lie When I came I'm like oh this shit Rolling up You know I ain't gonna It was It was It was It was a cool vibe I ain't gonna lie I enjoyed it myself I ain't even I took a couple shots I don't even drink It was I ain't gonna lie The vibes behind the camera It was going I ain't gonna lie It was so pop it I ran about this motherfucker Hey man I don't feel bad Shit was rolling up I don't feel bad for Doughboy bro Don't look at this shot But Doughboy I think he had a good birthday Except for the last 15 minutes.
48:42Yeah, that was the end. I ain't no pushing the bushes. Yeah, Moose said, I ain't no pushing the bushes, because that was one of Doughboy's quotes. He goes, I ain't no pushing the bushes. And when I was watching on the stream, I'm like, what is he trying to say? Because I think he meant, I ain't no puss in boots, which is a common phrase. But you looked it up, and it was a thing. No, it's not. Who looked it up? I looked it up, and the chat was kind of trying to give it the benefit of the doubt, but it was basically like, no, that is not a thing that anyone says. Didn't 50 Cent push Yeo in the bushes?
49:12I don't know. Yeah, yeah. Was that before or after the squatting? What squatting? I thought you said J-O. Nah, hell nah. You're talking about Yeo. Tony Yeo. Yeo. Tony Yeo. I got a question for you, though. So look, I got to put somebody else on the spot. Ah, here we go. Yeah, because we had a little debate or whatever. So Ricky. Yeah, we're going to touch on that one right here for a second. yeah so he was um he was saying something like you know he wanted to he felt like he wanted the best podcasters up here or whatever whatever whatever like all right you could be that but you know we was we was debating value so i told him he said you and production don't allow the squares to get off the bench and i had to remind him i said well doughboy and moose they got their own show you but you've been here before all of them you don't have your own show he said well You know, I came on a Tuesday show a couple times.
50:08I did this, I did this. I said, but you don't have your own show. So with that being said, why you don't let the squares off the bench? And why Ricky, a winner of the competition, this is what he used as his accolades, a winner of the competition, why he has not had his own show and why he's not off the bench? Okay, him being, having his own show is crazy, but him being a consistent presence on a nightly show, I'm not going to lie. Like, I see where he's coming from, especially because he's looking at Moose and he's looking at Doughboy and he's watching them kind of skip the line to have the Monday show become a thing.
50:45He's kind of wondering, why am I not part of the Monday show? Especially when he sees the foo-foo potting that Doughboy been doing. He's probably thinking like, hey, I'm better than that. So that's fucked up. So, yeah, you got a point, Ricky. My whole, I don't know, like, do you think the Monday show would be better if Ricky replaced Doughboy? No, we're not going to never try to take nobody's job. I want to see a poll. Monday show. Oh, my God. Replace Doughboy with Ricky, yes or no? I want to see what the people think. I honestly don't know what they would say. If Ricky lose this challenge, right?
51:14I mean, if Ricky lose this poll, it's crazy. I'm not even going to lie to you. And I'm not even going to advocate for nobody to lose their job. That is fucked up. That Doughboy is just like the underdog always, and it still makes me feel so sad. Because I just keep reading these weird-ass text messages. Like, what? It's tough. so look nobody really has their own show besides Munchy and that's kind of a new project and that's the blind lead the blind like if Adam is on the show it ain't nobody's show besides Adam no I don't think that because if you saying like the original Tuesday show how is that not your own show when you are part of that cast like it's our show just as much as it is Adam's it's his platform so I would go with the our show versus like this is my show I mean, however you want to put it in perspective, you are part of that cast, so that's your show.
52:06How is that not your show? Yeah, you are right. I mean, this is his platform. He's a part of the cast. So what would we call... He's a part of the leading cast, but... Like, why leading the blind? Look, that would be Bunchy's own show. His own show, right? Yeah, if that's solely based around him and created for him and around him, that's for sure. That's his own show, but you can't say the Tuesday show is not your show when you're the part of the cast. Like, I'm a part of the Tuesday show. Hey, Ricky used to call our business card. FaceTime Ricky Roy. There we go. Why would the new show... He losing.
52:34That's crazy. He can't even win it. See, that's what I mean. I think you should box Ricky now then. I think he a better opponent anyway. Me? No. Who, him? Oh, that'd be great. I'll sock his face up. Hey, hold on, hold on. I'll sock his face up. Hold on, hold on. He's right here. Hey, we ain't even got to do that. I'll sock his face up. Shout out to Ricky. That's my boy. Hey, hold on, hold on. We got Ricky. Go in. I'm calling in to interrupt the show to say, don't do that, Paul. take that pole down man we got you get hooked hey hey Ricky it's already too late that's it don't do the pole hey hey hey hey nah I think you losing champ yeah yeah nah you fucked oh that's crazy me not winning it's crazy I'll say this but hey just I wanna let the record reflect I appreciate all my opportunities at No Jumper I'm not one of these niggas watching other niggas and the opportunities they get I'm happy with my shit I'm not in competition with nobody cause really y 'all can't with me you know what I'm saying and we just gonna leave it right there no no Ricky I have an idea on Monday Doughboy will be in here doing the Monday show I would like to suggest and I'm unfortunately going to be out of town so I'm not going to be able to be the the Herb Dean to this whole situation but I would like to see a structured pod battle between Doughboy and Ricky so that the fans who currently say that they do not want Ricky to replace Doughboy that they will be able to observe you guys in an organized pod battle so that we can find out who's the actual caboose on this pod.
54:10Who's going to be holding up the back? I need to mediate that. We're going to throw out different topics. You know what I'm saying? You're basically talking about a debate. I think that me and Doughboy are long overdue for a pod battle as the winners of the competition, but I feel like this is a style makes fights. Doughboy is the perfect punching bag and I'm coming in like an Olympian. So it's like an Olympian athlete versus a special Olympian athlete. You know what I'm saying? Like, it's just not going to match up. Obviously, I'm going to win, but he might catch me with a haymaker. Because I can't sit there and take all that abuse and be the laughing stock.
54:45You know what I'm saying? So Dope might just bring different flavors than Ricky Roy. Hey, Dope boy just don't got a mean streak. He needs to put some fire up under himself. You know what I'm saying? And then, like, if you got a firm stance on something, oh I see how you feel that way I totally agree Doughboy you're a piece of shit I totally understand why you feel that way yeah they said that back in 98 and I changed it no you gotta have a firm stance on something but after saying all that though the fans have been soft as fuck with Doughboy though they act like Adam's bullying Doughboy they love that shit it's a perfect little dynamic of Doughboy saying some dumb ass shit and then Adam roasting him we all laugh and keep it moving but as soon as I stop bullying Doughboy I think it's bad for him then all of a sudden the fans are going to actually be like mad at them.
55:30Like if he left no jumper, it would be great for him because then they would all of a sudden see him as the victim. As long as he's part of no jumper, they're going to be looking at him as this guy who's kind of like, you know, he's part of this and he's kind of like a rebel against Adam because Adam seems so annoyed by him. As soon as I'm not in the equation, I think then they'll see the real dope boy for what he is and it might get kind of tough. I think so too. I think the dynamic you guys got is good. Like, I'm not trying to replace Doe on the Monday show. I think y 'all building something that's at the beginning of it.
56:03And, you know, we all got a pile of a Doe boy once or twice out of the week. It's a little frustrating, but he's got his bright points, too. You know what I'm saying? He's trying. Well, stop popping it, because you're walking it back right now. You be popping it. Stop bringing other people's name up and acting like you better than them when you ain't trying to— You basically turning it down right now. Stop popping it there, Ricky Rule. Spody, you can't hang with me, bro. You sound crazy. Another pod battle? Pod battles all week. I'm going to be out of town. We need some pod battles. Man, look.
56:33Hey, listen. My name was big in the streets. I was platinum in the streets. All this other thing. I don't got shit to do with podcasting. Bro, you're not even on a bench. I mean, you're on a bench. You can't even get in a game. You can't even get in a game. Oh, Dog Boy call me. You already told me you never had your own show. Yeah, call. Ask a DBZ. We're going to call you back once we talk to Dog Boy. Yeah, bye. You ain't talking to nothing. Hang him up. Bye. Bye. He turning it down. He know. No, he said he down on Monday, right? Duh boy, we on the Friday Membership Live right now. What's happening?
57:06Hey, I'm hearing Ricky popping it, man. I feel like this is something that's long overdue, man. All right. Just set that up for real. You want to go at it with Ricky on Monday? You said what? You want to go at it with Ricky on Monday? Hold on. You're breaking up. I can't hear you. You want to go at it with Ricky on Monday then? Late night bites with friends? Already hard to beat. That first too hot bite of fries you couldn't wait for, followed by ice cold Pepsi. Now that hits different. Suddenly, the energy kicks back in. The night goes longer, and the laughs don't stop. Because Pepsi brings out more flavor, more fun, and more of the moment.
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57:57No, you going in and out. You got a metro, nigga. You want to go at it with Ricky on Monday? Yeah, his shit whack. He tried to walk his back. He got scared. Is his phone not working or what is that? Bad service. Hey, hey, hey. What up, though? Can you hear me now? Yeah, I hear you. I've been hearing you.
58:19I'm off to fall. What would be the structure of the battle? Like, what's the structure of it? Yeah. I mean, honestly, I could see it taking an hour where you have maybe five different topics slash debates. Some of them should be, like, arguments. Like, actually, like, each person takes a side. and then some of them should be like, give us your thoughts, your most compelling take about a thing that happened that day. Because if you gave five minutes to Ricky and five minutes to Doughboy to talk about their thoughts on the OTF trial, who's going to come with the good take? That's very open-ended because you can comment on a lot of different parts of it.
59:03I'm sorry. I think Ricky's going to whoop him. I don't even think Doughboy even watching that. Yeah, that's not a fair – I'm not going to take nothing away from Doughboy because I feel like he highly intelligent and articulate himself. I think he just pontificates too much. That's what he do. He didn't even know racism occurred outside of. Hey, bro, look. This is going to be a landslide, though. A landslide? You think Ricky's going to beat him? Yeah, because he don't know how to really, you know, debate. Debate, you know what I'm saying? and he just too, like, everything is, he look on the bright side.
59:40I think Ricky versus Spode would be very interesting as well. That's probably more entertaining, bro, because Doughboy look on the bright side of everything. Well, he was a good kid growing up. He just had it hard. Like, bro, just, you know what I'm saying? I don't know. I would just love to see Doughboy under pressure to do some good podding. Like a battle. This man threw a table at him. He wanted him gone, then he wanted his job back. He wanted him to see him fucking fight. I got Doughboy in that debate. I got Doughboy in that debate. But I'll get up in here and sock Ricky up on a debate. I feel like the more that I get behind Ricky, the more that the people are going to root against him.
1:00:20Yeah, that's what I'm saying. If I bet money on him, they're going to be so predisposed to vote in favor of Doughboy. So I'm not betting on it. I'm not even going to commentate too much. I'll put my money on Ricky because he's more informative about different things. The OTF case for sure Gonna smash him on that Yeah yeah yeah Like cause Doughboy gonna get Talking about Well I wasn't around Back then I was on my sabbatical You know what I'm saying No he's gonna say Man I just think It's good that People are Getting their day in court I just think It's really cool To see the feds And OTF Working together On this trial Like he always has Like the generic Like positive His take on that was I can't I want Dirk to go to jail Remember he said that Oh he did say that Oh shit And it's like He gonna lose that He's gonna lose that Rob Markman Yeah, not fan friendly.
1:01:05The fans don't want that. I don't think. Maybe they do. You'd be surprised with these polls. Rob Markman Yeah, because the fans are psychos. They're assholes. Rob Markman They really just, for some reason, they just really up against Ricky. Rob Markman I think this - Rob Markman They up against Ricky. I don't know. No matter what, they might vote for a Doughboy. Rob Markman And also, I tried to tell them. I said, before a Doughboy came, bro, you was the one in the doghouse. They was calling off with your head. You should be thanking Doughboy for being here. Rob Markman But you can't really go up this because the chat always needs somebody to punch on.
1:01:35Like, Flocko, the Lush, Ricky, the Doughboy. Like, they need a punching bag. Moose said, I hate this for Dirk. Like, a Doughboy quote. Like, what did he say? But, yo, Moose also said that he was gonna coach Doughboy. That's a lot of coaching. Like, in what area? Like, with the... Help him get his talking points together, you know? The challenge should be, yo, you have the pod IQ that you know podding very well. But I won't be there. I would take it as a challenge to game Doughboy up to be a great potter. Like, if you know all this and you've been potting for this long, you got the temperature of the game.
1:02:13I would rather gas Ricky up, though. I would rather get behind Ricky because I feel like Ricky got more potential. But it would make you look better if you turned Moose, I mean, Doughboy into a great potter. It would look great on your behalf. I'm going to be out of town. So I think it's going to seem more fair because I can imagine, like, me getting in there and dissecting their argument. It's like, I'm glad that it's going to happen without me there. So the fans will be able to observe it more neutrally, I feel like. Call it getting rid of the fat. Cutting the fat. Cutting the fat with Doughboy.
1:02:46And you're training him to get. Cutting the fat. Call that episode that? And you're just getting better. And it'll look good on your behalf. Like, damn, he can't get much. Ricky got a little light pudge on him, right? Flexi said Ricky has his phone All podcast Using chat GBT He don't know shit I ain't gonna lie to you Shout out to Ricky though Cause he's He's highly intelligent And ought to Articulate himself Very well I think he's super I think he's a super dope Podcaster I just think My personal opinion Like I was trying to Explain to him Um Um We was on a On a 24 hour stream I said Sometimes bro You can be the smartest man In the world But you don't resonate With the with the people.
1:03:29He has his following too. He has his fan base and stuff like that. And his supporters, but I said, sometimes it's not about who can pot the best. You got people that's on the internet that put up stupid, crazy numbers and they're not the most, you know what I'm saying, bright. Right. Think about somebody like Hassan Campbell. I feel like Ricky Roy has beaten Hassan Campbell in an IQ test. But Hassan Campbell's funny. He's got all these little bits he's doing in his videos he's like saying these weird lyrics and shit he's entertaining it's easy for me to see why he's able to maintain a big audience even if sometimes when i'm watching his stuff i just feel like bro what is this like why are you just repeating yourself over and over but i think ricky's smart i think he's logical sometimes he gets me with like taking on arguments or positions that to me are just like insane like what the are you talking about dude but i don't think that's majority of the time but i do feel like the people yeah they haven't 100 learned to love his character yet they find him a little annoying or at least some percentage of the audience but that's the thing too is that everything i just said is true about doughboy too clearly some percentage of the fan fan base is annoyed by doughboy i don't know who is more well liked and that's part of the pod battle you know but the pod battle could also help people to make their opinions of them more sophisticated because now they're really forced to sit and watch and judge you know yeah but and so the mirror that's being held up for Ricky is he's being held up against uh the dynamic of street dudes like they just gonna keep calling him square and goober or this and that they don't like him because you had the realest up here you know what I mean and so in comparison you're never gonna be able to compare to the realest but then the street dudes get underestimated.
1:05:15You know what I mean? Like, you underestimate the street dudes because, like, it's like, oh, just because the dude's from the street that he don't know how to podcast. Like, what do you think has contributed to you being a good podcaster? Yo, upbringing, the streets, how you get down, how you talk to people. Like, that shit, but that shit flows over into everything. Yo, but there's a thing about that, which is that if you're, like, a real street dude, if people really think that you were out here getting active and shit, there's almost like podcast DEI where the fans are going to like cut you a lot of slack and be willing to like, like if you did 20 years in prison for murder, the fans are, are a intrigued B.
1:05:59They think you're like more legitimate for having survived that. And then they also are like going to give you more grace with like maybe having a stupid opinion or a bad argument or whatever. Like, the fans respect that street shit in hip-hop so much that they'll give you credit for it. You could be a whack-ass rapper, and if they think you're, like, a super valid street dude, they're going to kind of cut you slack for it. Like Big Hit. Okay, I got another example for you then. And it's right here on the couch. J-Hood. When he first got out, everybody's like, oh, just jail stories. Jail stories, this and that, and this and that.
1:06:30He's just street. He's just jail. The last pods, he's been killing it. And that shows you, like, the evolution of a podcaster. You just got to tell me what you expect of me and what is demanded, and I can evolve to what you need. It's just that they're just coming in being us, but then when you tell them, like, oh, this and this and that, stop doing that, we can adapt. We're very adaptable. And so then look at him now. I'm killing it. I'm getting better. I'm still developing. I just did Camp Capone off Nine Perks, but I'm getting better. You was definitely terrible coming in. I was too, though.
1:07:06because I used to, nah, that's just keep it real. Constructive criticism. But I was too because they used to be killing me in the set too. It was, but I got the experience too. It takes time though when you just come in straight from a jail cell, you not, you know, you got to perfect your craft. You got to work on your craft and that's why I was telling him about Ricky, like you could have had 10 years in school and this is what you wanted to do. Like you was working towards this but I was just telling him like you see how you still, this is what you wanted to do and you enter the competition and all that to be this.
1:07:36You can't, You can't get mad at us because we just, you know, fell in it. However, it don't matter how it came to us. We fell in there and we this right now, and you're trying to make it seem like that separates you from us. But it's like, if you really look at it, like we're further alone in our careers than you are. And that's why I feel like you hit the nail on the head when you say like you underestimating street dudes because, again, you could be highly educated, but if you don't have that personality or that aura that people gravitate to, you're going to be on the outside looking in, bro.
1:08:08You don't got no fan base. If you ain't got that hustle. I think he adult podcast. I do too. He's thinking corny. Yeah, that's what I do too. Not too many people could connect with him. The audience think he cornball, but I think he adult podcast. I do too. Ricky just needs to get more reps in. I appreciate it. He reminds me of the nigga who f*** your bitch when you go to jail. Ricky? Man, who don't do that though? No, it's always the square nigga. Well, Ricky's like the guy. How he, like, you fucking him now. They're like going for the exact opposite. Me, like, what the fuck? Ricky's the guy that works with your girl at Pacific Sunwear.
1:08:44Yeah, he's the work husband. Wait, that's called PacSun for like the last 20 years. I forgot. Oh, shit. Yo. Every female, well, all my main females when I went to jail, they next boyfriend, they fucking Ricky's. Because they listen. They're going for the opposite. Because they listen to her. They listen. I swear exactly why. You're just a great dude, but you're just not emotionally mature. Do you know how it feels to be dedicated to someone and they just get taken off the streets? It's like you're dead. I'm like, damn, bitch, I'm dead. I'm on the phone. I can't plan my life around you. yeah but i think the moral of my story is i mean my opinion is just because you're the most quality you feel like you're the most qualified don't mean you're gonna have the best results that's basically i was trying to tell ricky but i also feel like on no jumper like okay you could be good at podcasting you could be funny you could be smart all these attributes whatever but like ultimately part of what makes you a popular or enduring endearing host is just longevity like that means a lot in the total overall concoction of what makes a host somebody that they care about like house phone on no jumper was pretty beloved by the time he left he had basically been on the podcast for like seven years on and off with long gaps in there but like you know they were used to seven years is like that is a lot of time for you to grow familiarity with someone you know and like ad three years whatever it was that's they they grow a relationship with you they start to view this connection as a real thing and that's why when they break down the joe budden podcast a lot of people's theory is that they think that joe budden is like very scared to fire hosts because when he lost rory and maul the podcast went from feeling like really organic like a real friend thing to what it feels like now which is like okay you guys seem like you're cool but it's also kind of clear that like they're y 'all are showing up and doing a podcast together you are not boys that are going out and partying on friday night going to the club or whatever like this is a different dynamic and i think with somebody like ricky it's like if he manages to stay on no jumper for another a year or two it just that behooves him like that's that's good because there's stickiness to being around even if they are kind of hating on you it's like just being there for a longer tenure helps you because the familiarity helps a lot so doughboy just needs some time well i think it is it's good it's good the long but also consistency and time your character needs to evolve you can't see you as like stuck in time so if like doughboy that i think that's the risk is that it seems like Like, Doughboy's kind of doing the same conversation over and over.
1:11:43Some of the fans are definitely like, bro, just stop. This is insane. You think he's stuck in 2004? Or, like, six months ago, though, I'm saying. Like, he just kind of keeps having the same thing. I'm saying, like, when you look at him, like, what year do you see? Not 2026. I say 04. He dresses like Jerkin is still popular. But we got to remember, he's the older gentleman. He's like the older of us. Oh, no, that's 07. He's not, like, jerking, but he looks like he's from that. Like, he looks like it's 2010. 2010? Okay. You gave him 6 million. I want to put you on the spot again, and I feel like I need a direct answer.
1:12:22Don't try to run around or beat around the bus or anything like that. Out of all your competition winners, out of all your competition winners, meaning everybody who entered the competition and won the competition. All right, I'm going to just say anybody. It's just Go Boy and Ricky. no I was just about to say it's been three right I thought it was three too but really anybody who came out the competition who do you feel turned out to be the best I won't say your favorite Moose came from the competition Pooh came from the competition if I had to pick one of them out of the competition pool I would go Moose no place hey Tam dope bro it just didn't work out over here Yeah, she's super dope.
1:13:06I feel like she's super dope too. She's super viral, yeah. I think she got the most intel about music. I knew that was going to be her. Not that she viral. It don't have to be viral. She know about music all the way. She know about the weirdo music. I call it like the shit that white people like. The little... They be going crazy. She be doing the red carpet shit. She be at the events and doing things and interviewing people. Like, she is good. But how did I know that was going to be your answer, though? He didn't answer, did you? He said Moose. They think I'm a Moose Glazer. Oh, you said two names.
1:13:33I believe in Moose. I think Moose, like, again, he needs time. He needs to build familiarity. I just, I think he's good. He's like your new Flacco. That's so horrible. In every way. I hate that. I hate that for you. I swear to God, I do. Moose is like, yes. I hate that for you. My new Flacco is brainy. I think Moose is good, man. And he's wiggled his way around. He gets to other places. He be on other pods and doing stuff. Moving around. I feel like he may be a little bit more hungrier than the other competitors. I like Moose. You know what I mean? What about the losers? The people who lost, they ain't popped up and done nothing?
1:14:11That's like Tam, Moose. Yeah, Moose didn't win. The only winners were Ricky and Doughboy, which is kind of funny. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. So Moose did not win, but he's still outshining Doughboy? Yeah, Ricky. That's what we're trying to say. So you're telling me third place is doing better than – You were a horrible judge. You were a horrible judge. Kyle was from the competition, and we all were like big Kyle boosters at first. And then he – it was actually weird. He did really good on some of the potting tests that we were doing, and then there was just like a random one where he just sucked.
1:14:46So he got eliminated, and everybody thought like, oh, Kyle got robbed. Kyle would have won this thing. But in sports, a lot of star players get drafted late in the draft. That's a fact. And be starters and be all-stars. Tom Brady, Tom Brady. That's a fact. Aaron Rodgers like you feel me it be people that ain't you know who Jess West was from the competition man Jess West dope she's called super dope too she's called facilitator the whole thing about yeah cause you got hoes she's dope but the whole thing with the competitions is that it's like yeah you pick a winner but it's like not really about who wins it's more about just like introducing a bunch of people and like trying to get to know people and feeling like they might work and shit you know so I think he's been successful in that regard.
1:15:31But dang, that is crazy how Moose is just – I think in potting, Doughboy and Ricky could jump Moose and Moose like a whoop him out. Oh, shit. You think combined – Hey, hey, hey. How y 'all putting Ricky on the same – what's the color as Doughboy though? Because, shit, apparently he couldn't – He's got his own show. Look at the pot. That don't mean nothing. Hey, look. What's your review of Dope Boys Podcast? Adam was trying to go on the – they called this a game bank podcast. Adam wanted to go the square route, bro. A little bit. And Ricky's a square. That's what we're saying. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
1:16:07Ricky's a square, so why aren't you in the game? No, no, no, no, no. I'm telling you. So he was like bouncing around. He bobbled around ideas a lot with that Monday thing. You know what I'm saying? So it ain't just like a solidified like, you're the one. You know what I'm saying? But if they not the one Why are they still on here? I ain't gonna feel special because a bitch hit me up Because another nigga ain't available You know what I mean? I'm happy I'm fucked But you know I don't think that's that much of a deal Then you on a platform though Multiple days out the week I think you're saying that's because you didn't hear What the debate with me and Ricky Was talking about No no no I heard you had a mic drop before I got here about like well why you ain't got your own show then you like yeah you know what i'm saying yeah all right but but but like no oh you wasn't here oh he wasn't here last friday okay last you didn't okay last friday i was fading bro yeah i figured yeah hey i was gonna i was gonna take like like you know i'm gonna go to sleep and then just pop up but kyle it up yeah like oh we good at all that shit hey that's i had fun bro i ain't gonna lie i did too i think everybody in this motherfucker was loaded.
1:17:21Kyle had fun too, though. I mean, Kyle did some angry shit, but I been knew Kyle was off his bike a little bit. You feel me? I know he was a ticket time bomb, and I told him, you need to stop sitting on stuff, bro. So, Adam, I got a question. Hit me. Because you know the dough boy like we know the dough boy. Do you think that the reason the situation happened with Ricky, not Ricky, Kyle, is because it's dough boy? Like, you think if it was anybody else, he would have took it that far? Nah, because everybody else would have stood up for themselves at some point. Yeah, so that's the only thing. That's my pet peeve.
1:18:00Stand up for yourself. I know, but it's like if he's 47, I'm sure there's been other times throughout his life where he should have stood up for himself that he didn't. And it just feels like even on here, that's kind of been the overall message to him for six months. Realistically, I think it would be fair to say that he can't. like he he's like mentally not capable of doing what he needs to do to stand up for himself and i don't think he should be in an environment just because he's doing a stream i don't know why they invited kyle to me that's like like they already well but but that's the thing is that kyle did shit to doe boy before he attacked him he whatever but he jiggled his boob but that Doughboy will glaze his abuser and act like he cool with him.
1:18:47It's called Stockholm Syndrome. So they can't blame Josh or the Edgars or whatever for being like, oh, Kyle, come through because Doughboy is glazing him. Doughboy, I don't think he invited him, but he could have. Doughboy probably invited him. Hey, man. Doughboy still invited him. He still wants to pull back up. Now, but you know what's crazy? Because as soon as I got here and he came up, this is the first time he came, I seen the fifth for Duse. I told him to me, I'm like, look, bro, I see what you got in your hand. We ain't doing no BS. Remember? I told him. Remember I left? Yeah, yeah. Watch that B word because I know he like to call, but watch that B word.
1:19:23I laid out the rules right there and as soon as I left, but he came with a fifth of deuces. I said, oh yeah, it's going to be bad. Hey, but hold on. Hey, Rios, you seen when I told him, I said, bro, I ain't want to talk but you get off the bottle, you get a little aggressive. Yeah, I know. I can tell you a little further. Yeah. He said, I turned up off that. I sat with him for three minutes and try to talk to him about him and Lush. The motherfucker said something, then said the opposite of it, and then I tried to hold him accountable, and he was like, I'm out of here. Rios just picking him apart.
1:19:54No, no, no. He get aggressive on alcohol, bro. I can't deal with that kind of shit. You know what I mean? I could deal with regular, but like that, I was like, I got to go. I don't know, man. I think that it's the alcohol, bro, that get him aggressive. He get evil thoughts and angry thoughts. Man, I got a challenge, though. I think I got a good idea. We do a two-members-only podcast, right? You and somebody else say you, but Spody got to be a part of it, and Lush got to be a part of it. So you a captain, another team captain. You pick your pod, and whoever's the other captain thinks that they pod is going to be better than your pod.
1:20:29Oh, pick my partners. No, so they get they pod. Say Adam picks you. Then I'm like, I got Munchy. He's like, oh, I got such and such. So like kickball. Yeah. We pick teams. Pick teams of who you think is your strong team and go at it. Because I think the Monday show would be vicious, but I think you might be a little scared to leave it because of the views. And instead of letting them just, like, struggle and suffer through the low views, you'd be there so that they get them. Well, picture this is that, like, once we pick teams, then we're in here with the camera right, and we're all talking as a team, and we're strategizing, and we're basically, like, coaching Doughboy on how he's going to win his debate.
1:21:07because him winning his debate matters as much to me as me winning my debate. Don't do that, Adam. Because we're all on, like, equal playing field because we're all on the same team. Don't do that, Adam. So we have to win. So, like, then all of a sudden it becomes the kind of thing where I'm going to be mad as if Doughboy goes out there and f*** up because it impacts me as well. And that's an interesting dynamic. So you're insinuating right now that either Doughboy deadweight or he one of them people, and he get picked last because they feel like he— Or he won't get picked. I think it's fair to say that Doughboy might struggle in the pod battle at first.
1:21:43So you think he'll be the last off the board? Damn. I don't want to do a spoiler. But I like the idea of turning debating into a team sport. Yeah. That's funny. That would be vicious. I think Doughboy is the type, like, he'll get picked last, and then the next game? First. First. Yeah. You just got it. You got it. Perfect. They see his style. I ain't going to lie. On a team debate, I might have to go get Ricky. Hey, Ricky. I ain't saying what type. Hey, Ricky's straight. Hell yeah. He's telling us. I ain't going to lie. I'm fucking with Ricky, bro. I ain't going to lie. He's like, I'm picking him first.
1:22:25He's highly educated, bro. He be knowing his stuff. I ain't going to lie. I'm not saying anything. I just, you know. And you'll see how valuable you are. In that type of environment. How valuable you are by how you get picked. When you pick your team, that's going to 100 % prove what you actually think of all these people because you probably ain't going to want to play favorites. I have a question. Do you think that if the feds seized Doughboy's computer that he would be good? Or do you think that – Hey, no, no, no, no. I'm not saying – No, no. I'm not insinuating that he has child sex material, which is what I think you're insinuating.
1:22:59I'm saying it could be terroristic plots. It could be evidence of crimes against humanity, murders. I'm saying, like, I just think he has a diary. Do you think he has a secret dark side that we don't know about? No, I think if one of his family members get a hold of it or a significant other, that's a problem, but not the feds. It starts changing to be like, how big is Dan's private part? That's crazy. Do you think Adam really liked me? It's going to be some weird shit It's going to be some goober shit No criminal activity right now I'm going to tell you You're going to be in trouble You get Kyle, tablet, laptop, whatever How do you make it Into the glass of missile And all that shit How do I make a cocktail I still believe Doughboys Would be more embarrassing How to make a young white man Look at you like That's younger than you Look at you like you're his son you know what I mean like shit like that I wouldn't want to be on the catch with Kyle bro I think he'd have us like with special allegations you know I think Doughboy Computer'd be straight man he got a lot of bible verses man he a god fear man I know he looking up scriptures telling us to my brother Doughboy I know you got nothing but bible scriptures in there man his searches is all bible scriptures inspirational and motivational quotes Oh, shit.
1:24:30You know what I'm saying? I don't know, but he watches a lot of porn. If I got to look through Doughboy's search history on his computer, it would be the most fun I ever had in my whole life. I guarantee it's full of treasure trove of different funny stuff. But he bring his laptop with him just randomly like, hey, let me see that thing. Hold on. Let me see that. But now he got time. Pro check. He got time to like clean it up. You got to wait. You got to wait and then do it randomly. That's why we need the face. Because then we got the real forensics. I'm regular. Kyle said giving me too much credit.
1:24:59I'm regular SMH. No, no, no. Kyle, Sergei didn't go high. That's just what a crazy motherfucker say. Okay, but let's say that we did get Kyle and Doughboy to do a debate. Who do you think is winning? Doughboy going to be scared to get loud. Kyle's actually pretty good. He's pretty smart. Kyle actually. Yeah, Kyle got him. He's been like. I got Doughboy. Man, what are y 'all talking about? Podding, debate. What is that going to come about? I have never seen Doughboy. He don't have a firm stance. Win ever. Like was right ever. Ever. He beat you. He beat you running. Hey, Spody. Backward. I was backpedaling.
1:25:40I was backpedaling. And I let him win. You got to feel strongly about something. He still lost. He lost the moves. He don't feel strongly about nothing. Or ask the boy, what do you want to pot about? What's your strong point? Whack 100. Whatever whack 100. And that's where he lost me two or three weeks ago. I'm like, I'm off the dope boy train because that was ridiculous. And that's why I can't do the Kyle thing because you said, well, you know, you can't tell nobody how to respond to disrespect. If he felt disrespected, well, you massage cake on his face. You know what I mean? Massage cake. Because he didn't do it like he did.
1:26:18He kind of like, and that's probably why he got mad because you rubbed my face like you were just going to do it tough. And whispered in my ear. Like it wouldn't even tell. And then he whispered like, hey baby. Yeah, exactly. You're going to pop later. He like, hit me after the stream. Hey. Please don't hurt me. It's on after the stream. Don't worry about these bitches. It's me and you. I feel like retention of talent is important. You got to retain your talent. I say retain Doughboy. And I see, like, I've been paying attention to Kyle now because I didn't even know who he was before. He does pretty good on his shit.
1:26:47Like, he's got good opinions and good structure. Man, y 'all out of line, man. Doughboy be winning these posts, man. And he got a co-following. He got these Dragonites, bro. They, shout out to Duhi. He be winning these posts. If Kyle ever comes back, he has to be handcuffed. Damn. Handcuffed. Handcuffed to the mic? It's too much like shackles. No, no, no. It's going to be like that. It's going to be fucked up, yeah. Or maybe straight jacket. Straight jacket is more better. Looking like Hannibal Lecter? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, that would be a firepower right there. With him and you interview him or somebody interview him, he come with the straight jacket?
1:27:19That would be crazy. That would be good for his lower building. Now, like, presenting him like he's this dangerous. Kyle, you're almost back. You're almost there. We're getting closer. With a huge asterisk. You're almost there. Today sounds like Doughboy's getting fired. I was like, what do I got to do? Oh, you got to be... I don't think Doughboy ever going nowhere. No, I think he... He loves the shit. No, no, no, no. You love it. You get a kick out of it. Yeah, that's kind of fun. Like, you be enjoying it. You like Doughboy. So, you really think you get some ass? You feel... You think I'm compassionate?
1:27:54That's good. I didn't think you were going to say that. You got a lot of patience. I feel like you honestly want to help Doughboy, not even in his potting career. You just want him to be more of a man. Yeah. Hey, maybe I see a little bit of myself in him. I was going to say you're projecting. I was going to say he's doing some projecting. I will acknowledge that as a young man, I got in a lot of fights in my teenage years. did I ever feel like I was Billy Badass? Like I was like a great fighter or anything? No, I never did any kind of martial arts or anything. So I guess in that way, like I empathize with Doba.
1:28:34I know what it's like to like be standoffish to like fighting because of the fact that you are not 100 % confident in your abilities. Sure, I get it. I've been there. But yeah, I mean, yeah, I do. I want to help him to emerge from this gay cocoon that he's been in for all these years, but I don't know if it's realistically possible. Gay cocoon. That's crazy. Gay cocoon. That's a guy. Why you calling me gay? He gonna come in all tough. Why you calling me gay? He ain't gonna ask about the gay. He ain't cocoon. My daughter called me and said you called me a coon. Cocoon. He gonna want to fight you.
1:29:13Yeah, he gonna want to fight you. Nah, he ain't shit on no more face after the titty gate. That's over. I'm pulling up to Howard. I did not know that. Oh, he lost his tube. Who? Spouty. He dropped his tube. Dropped his weapon. Yeah, she's about to graduate. One more year. You got me? Yeah. Interview him in a straight jacket. Oh, boy, gonna turn into a butterfly. That's crazy. A fat-ass butterfly. It sat out of line, bro. A big old fat-ass. I think Kyle could use a little therapy. Oh, yeah. He got some shit. No, no. He got a lot of built-up anger, bro. Yeah. Man, I want to touch a little bit on his trial whenever y 'all ready, though.
1:30:03Oh, hit it. Which trial? Little Dirk. We pulling up. Hey, hold on. I thought we was going up. We're going after this. Hey, hold on. Tupac tried. Hey, could we address why Trap won the fake run from Dirk dad? Could we play that clip? That wasn't his dad. That was just a random Muslim guy, right? No, that was his pops. That was his uncle. I think so. That was Big Dirk. Can we... Confirm that? Clarify? His uncle. The one who told him, like, you need to fix this, a figgaboo. So that wasn't his dad? No, that was his uncle. How you know? I looked at the comment. Oh. I don't think... That's not... That wasn't Big Dirk.
1:30:40Because he hollered at Big Dirk a couple days ago, Trappler Ross. Yeah, but when that happened, that was like three days ago. But this is... No, he hollered at him a good way, the dad, the actual dad. But I thought this was the dad right here that you got to clear that up. Because you, that little shit, that's just a relative. Yeah, I'm thinking, I'm understanding that was his uncle. So you think your trap got to clear that up while he ran from him? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm asking why he couldn't give him a conversation. And he was acting like he was in danger and broke. It felt like, I think he felt like it was aggressive.
1:31:12But yeah, I mean, he probably could have got some good content if he had posted up. I don't know if he was in a hurry or not. I like the man. He just wanted a conversation and trying to get his point across. Like, you're a content creator. You got your narrative. I just want to tell mine a little bit, you know? You would have broke out of him? I mean, no. Because, like, to me, the guy's demeanor wasn't really, like, that threatening. I would have fucking just stood there and had a conversation with him. But also, like, Roscoe Security, what the fuck are you worried about? But, yeah, I don't know.
1:31:39I mean, I didn't think it was, like, I think he kind of, like, dipped off a little bit quicker. You want to watch it? My brother. You made a follow. a fugaboo where you said that Lil Dirk is blaming everything on Vani. That's what I said. I can't do this right now, brother. I appreciate that. I want you to clear that. No, I need you to clear that up. That's what I said in court, bro. But no, that's not what's said in court. That's the legal team. Vani took a... Listen, why are you running, my guy? That's what I'm saying. Vani, listen, that's all I'm telling you. Hold on, my Belizean brother. Listen, all I'm saying is Vani took accountability and then tried to drag Dirk in.
1:32:15Why did D.D.'s lawyer say that Vonnie is with the cartel? I have no idea. All I'm saying is we don't want you to put the narrative out there that little Dirk is on the stand testifying against anybody. You said Dirk is blaming it on him. He is. He's not. The legal team is saying he has nothing to do with Vonnie except the responsibility for it. Do you understand? Do you understand the difference, sir? Okay. On behalf of the... My thing is a lot of people expect you to just have a half hour conversation with them at random times. It seemed like Ross was focused on getting in there to do the reporting that he was there to do.
1:32:55And he obviously disagrees with this guy. And that guy's not accepting of the fact that they disagree on this topic. Like Ross is willing to defend his opinion. He doesn't really want to argue about it, but he has the free speech to say what he wants. and this guy just seems like disgruntled because Ross don't have the time to have this conversation with him that he don't really feel like he has much of an incentive to have. You might be right because when he came out of the court and he was saying he's getting snitched on by Dirk's friends, it was on his way out and he was hanging out with all of them out there and calling them all snitches and shit.
1:33:29And he's running, he's moving fast like he's on a time restraint. When he was done, he was out there like, hey, I'm getting snitched on like Dirk. They snitching on me. And so I think it was that he was going in. Because when he came out, he spent more time out there. He's trying to get back to the court. He clearly said that he had to get back to the court. But shout out Trap. Shout out Trap. Oh, boy. Why we shout him out, though? Why do we be like, is it that he's a cool person? He's doing great reporting. Okay. I fuck with Trap. I really like Trap. I've been watching Trap since when I was in prison.
1:34:05He gets thorough. He gets deep. I think it was great journalism. Yeah. People try to be like, oh, Ross injects too much opinion into his reporting. It's like he's a fucking human being. He don't have a boss to answer to. He injects his own opinions, and I just don't see what's wrong with that. That's why he's like a popular content creator. If you are in this environment of making content for social media, and it feels like you're holding back and not sharing your opinion about shit, people aren't going to fuck. He doesn't want to do a super buttoned up version. He's going to give his interpretation of events.
1:34:42Might not always be right. But I don't see why people take such issue with that. No, but when he gets too deep, though. But when you're reporting, because I'm glad he didn't get kicked out and there wasn't no metaglages because that's the only way I'm keeping up with this, right? And he pretty much verbatim on his reports. But his opinions, like, why you can't say your opinion for a different video and report what's going on in the courtroom? Like, in the middle of the report, he'd be like, Like, yeah, and I just think it's just a piece of crap. Like, damn, bro. And then why everybody's staring at you, young Ant?
1:35:13He was shocked to see me. Then he say Kanye West was staring me down. Then he say, Dirk, he kind of glared at me. Man, stop lying. These niggas not giving a fuck. But I mean, what? You think Kanye give a fuck? But that's just you assuming that he's lying with no evidence. No. Why is he not allowed to share his own personal opinion? And why wouldn't Kanye stare at him when apparently so many people have an issue with him? If you look at Twitter, if you look at Instagram, there is a shitload of people that hate what Trap LaRoss is doing for whatever reason. I don't think it's unreasonable to think that Dirk don't fuck with him.
1:35:44If Charlemagne saying Jay-Z not even know who academics is, what makes you think Kanye know? That's Cap. Everybody's saying that Jay-Z don't know what's going on in the culture. Yeah, but I'm saying if he says some shit like that. A lot of former Jay-Z associates have made it clear that that is bullshit. the idea that Jay-Z's just so high up in the clouds that he can't pay attention to what's going on in YouTube. And when he spits that freestyle and he's taking shots at Osquino and fucking Dame Dash, talking about Dame Dash teeth falling out, obviously you're paying attention if you know Dame Dash teeth fell out during the interview.
1:36:15But I was giving an example, though, and Kanye is an alien, bro. Like, I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't know what was going on. I don't even think he turned the TV on at home. I mean, Kanye does seem like an alien, but I also wouldn't be surprised if he was staring at Ross. It seems very plausible to me. You're acting like it's this insane idea? I totally disagree. Why is his so insane and yours isn't? Right. What? Like his assumption versus your assumption. My assumption is that I think that it's plausible that Kanye West knows who Trappler Ross is. So why is it not plausible that he doesn't know who Trappler Ross is?
1:36:52Because we have a firsthand account from Trappler Ross who does not have an established history of lying or being untrustworthy saying that that happened. Whereas Munchie's rejection of that is totally out of thin air. But I'm just giving three examples where he say, the main characters and all these things, they always stare them down. Your assumption is that someone who is a good friend of mine is lying to me and the world about what happened to him, which I don't believe. Why you bring up your good friend? It don't matter if I trust him. It's like, if we're having a conversation about somebody and you say, yeah, well, this person, I trust him and that's why I believe this.
1:37:26I mean, yeah. If Traveler Oz goes on, who literally Trappler Ross makes statements on the internet all day, every day. And I don't think he has established a history where people think he's a liar. So when he says the Kanye stare at him, yeah, I take it a fizz. Well, okay, okay, okay, okay. If I know J-Hood is not a liar, right? He's not a liar. But then you're like, man, that bitch is on me. I'm like, come on, he wasn't. What the fuck is wrong with me saying? That's equivalent to this. You know what I'm saying? I ain't saying that J-Hood's a liar. You know what I'm saying? No. You're maybe he's a...
1:37:57You're not saying that Trap is lying. You're saying it's all in his head. It could be. It's all in his head. Maybe he's giving himself. He's more saying. You know, some people be full of themselves. Yeah. He's more saying that Kanye was not doing that. Yeah. Like, you know what I'm saying? But Kanye most likely was because I'm looking at it like this. All right. I'm just going to use Munchie's example. You said Young Ant, Lil Durk, and Kanye. We all know for sure Young Ant was looking at Trap crazy because he made a whole segment about it. No, he said he didn't notice him. I thought he said, don't come to my mother's court.
1:38:30But he said that after, because Travelo Ross said that Ant Hefe stared at him in the courtroom, and then Ant Hefe said it wasn't true, but then proceeded to say, don't come to my courtroom because I'm going to get you kicked out next time. Oh, shit. So you have two friends. One, Ant Hefe saying that he was not doing it. That is one moment in which Travelo Ross was accused of lying. Personally, I think Ant Hefe is full of shit. I'm just saying too, so for Munchie, he could be like, well, shit, I have a good friend, and Hefe said that he accused him of doing it, and he wasn't doing it. And it is.
1:39:05I mean, if your argument is that some people can lie about some things some of the time, then yeah, I agree. No, my argument is more so like an assumption is an assumption. Somebody could have literally sitting next to Trap, and Young Ant could have looked back and was like, now she got ass. Okay, but Trap was by. What kind of podcast would this be if we didn't make assumptions? A huge part of podcasting is basically like talking about things that have happened in current events and then trying to like assume motives or predict how this might play out or cast some kind of judgment about it. So you like pointing out the like assumptions or just assumptions is like, okay.
1:39:47No, I'm pointing out that you're shitting on his assumption. Right. But my assumption is based on the fact that I trust Trapal Ross. And I'm not like shitting on it. I'm just saying, yeah, I believe him. Don't take it, like, literally. No, but I'm just saying. But I'm just saying, like, I'm not shitting on his opinion. I'm just saying my opinion, which is that I believe him. The only reason why I'm talking about assumptions is because you said his assumption. And so I'm saying you're making assumptions as well. Like, we all, like, and you just said the podcast. The thing is, my assumption is based on the word of someone who is, like, a pretty trusted journalist.
1:40:18And we don't have to keep, like, saying this over and over. His assumption is just based on the fact that he is. Common denominator. Well, you're skeptical that Kanye West wouldn't know who Trappler was. No, comment. I'm just going to comment. I call it patterns and behaviors. That's what I do. Well, I just want to say shout out Trapp, but I was very much disappointed when he said Little Dirk is blaming everything on O.T. Avani. And the reason why. But did he say that? Yes, he said that. Okay. Yes, he said Little Dirk. I don't know what is. Yeah, he said Little Dirk is blaming everything on Vani.
1:40:55Little Dirk is not doing anything. Little Dirk is not even in charge of his case. His legal team is blaming it all on Vani. Yeah, his legal team has nothing to do with him. I reject that. His legal team. It's the law. He is paying millions of dollars to represent him in a courtroom. It's the law. Nothing to do with him. No, no, no, no, no. He has nothing to do. No, no, his lawyer worked for him, bro. You feel me? And that is what they have to do with each other. They have to. So if he don't like that defense that his lawyer coming with, he'll tell him, no, that ain't how we coming. But he's not telling, no.
1:41:29I agree with you on that. Look, right now, if me and you on a case, and you was driving and I got the busing, and your lawyer's job is to represent you, not to represent me, your lawyer is going to go inside the courtroom and say Munchie didn't know that Mr. Ross was going to shoot. He was just driving to the AMPM. That's not you telling. That's what your attorney is supposed to do. But if a firearm was fired, like if that is in question and then Munchie's lawyer says that you did do that thing, that is you saying, you and your legal team saying that that thing, that that happened. No, no, no, no, but if it's established already, and then he said, all he didn't know is going to happen.
1:42:19Not saying he shot is now you tell it. Yeah. I just think people are taking the fact that Trappler remarked upon what he considered a slightly surprising legal strategy. He remarked upon it. He said, like, whoa, this is interesting. And then everybody took it as an indictment in which he was calling Dirk a snitch. That's like a weird interpretation of what he actually said. It's a major interpretation. Because he did recant it the next day. Not to that fool. No, he didn't recant it. He did. He never recanted it. Not to the Muslim guy. What did you see him recant? When he was in front of those dudes, he was like, okay.
1:42:54He said, I'm not calling Dirk a snitch because I don't care who is a snitch. But he didn't call him a snitch in the original video either. All I'm saying is stating the facts that Dirk is blaming everything on Vani. And Dirk is not blaming anything on Vani. That is Dirk defense team. I swear I saw all of you. Yo, defense? I think it's fair to complain. I think I did hear him kind of running back a little bit. He took it back. He took it back. He said, I just want to know why did OTF Didi's lawyer say that Vonnie had a connection to the cartel? Again, now you went from talking about Dirk's defense team to Didi's defense.
1:43:31They're two separate lawyers. So you can't say, oh, Dirk is telling, Dirk is blaming everything on Vonnie because Dede lawyer said that Vonnie had connections to the cartel. Did Brian still say that or Dede lawyer? No, Dede lawyer. I think he's just making the overall point. The overall deal. That all these guys are telling on each other besides Dirk. Like, I don't think Ross was really putting that on Dirk. No, because Dede is not telling. but Dirk is also the one who didn't get his hands dirty so it's easy for him to be able to all that they have to do is establish this pattern or what they believe happened but Dirk never did the killings but the thing is when it comes to the state and it comes to the feds the feds you got less to work with they play they not fair in the feds bro it's more fair in the state now if you never got paid and then OTF Jam saying that no money was ever discussed to begin with.
1:44:35How is it murder for hire? Or nobody even received a payment. You're going to be straight. What the fuck is that? But Jam is saying that there was an agreement financially, but that it was kind of vague. That Dirk said, whoever gets Kwon Do or Tim, they're going to be good. They're going to be good. They ain't going to have nothing to worry about. He didn't get into the exact dollar amounts or whatever. But what Wax said, and I kind of agree, is that once those dudes start asking for half a million or a million dollars, that becomes almost like an extortion attempt because that is such an outrageous amount of money that even somebody like Dirk is not going to pay for a murder.
1:45:13You know? Like, to get Kwon Do Rondo knocked off is not a half a million dollar job. That's not extortion, though, because that's more like brokering a deal. Why is it not? That's objective. Because they was in the studio throwing numbers out there. That's objective. Why is that? Yeah. because people are out here killing people for 10 grand left and right all the time so y 'all trying to this is figure of speech that's how much it costs for me to kill anybody you're trying to stop I'm not going back your head's a graveyard I can't go back the high risk is Dirk and then Kwon Do they were under scrutiny it was like a big murder with Vaughn that was That was a dumb way to do it.
1:45:56I was just dumb. He shouldn't have did nothing. The way they did it was the craziest version of it. You know why? Because they're from Chicago and not California. They used to doing sloppy shit out there. They pulled all up to the valet. They not from out here, bro. Jam even said that he didn't even understand L.A. to understand that Beverly Hills and West Hollywood are a big deal, that this is the number one. This is almost comparable to FBG dug it and killed on the Gold Coast at the Louis store or whatever. Like, that is the kind of area, like, the number one kind of area you don't want to kill someone where there's a shitload of cameras and witnesses.
1:46:31Well, Brian Steele, he did his thing, but he could go harder on that dude because you're a high-ranking BD member, and you're letting this dude, this rapper, you feel me, tell you what to do? Like, and you just, nah, that don't really make sense in the gang world. You know what I'm saying? With all this reputation and rank you got, it don't make sense. and then you had air time to fly from where you was at to California to think about it. Then you landed it. He said he didn't know. He said they just told him get on a plane. He got on a plane, landed in San Diego, got picked up on a party bus. They said, hey, what are we in California for?
1:47:08He said, hey, I want you to kill Quan Del Rondo. And he shrugged his shoulder. All right. Come on, bro. Do y 'all believe that? Hell no. You think you're going to be honest? Man, they got texts when people sending Kondo Lowe's to his DM. You been on that, dude. You wasn't oblivious to nothing. Oh, no, no. I believe that he been on Kondo because it been. I was in prison and heard it was a hit on Kondo. But I'm talking about for OTF, acting like he's oblivious. I heard about the hit. I know. But if you know what's going on in the streets, the idea that OTF was going to have to get revenge on Kondo Rondo is the most obvious thing ever.
1:47:43you know and that Dirk was the number one dude who's not gonna just let it go a lot of rappers most rappers even the ones who tell you they're killers are probably letting it go he's the only who's crazy enough to do that shit I got two takes out of this whole trial out of like celebrity rappers celebrity there's not a lot of other rappers that I think would do that mission I think almost every drill rapper would do it maybe YB who's shiesty he didn't get it yeah yeah no for sure 100 % B30 and Bushy Who's Shiesty would want to do it themselves? Young and Ace, the whole ATK. So my whole, for my first take on this.
1:48:21They should have drove like Shiesty. G Herbo's getting it done. This right here, it shows you that the streets is over universal. I don't care what nobody say. And it's not, I don't care what city, what state you is. And it's on another time, time and time again, it's on public display for the world to see. It's almost like when people get arrested. I don't respect this like if you want to do your street stuff you want to do dirt and you want to do crime and all that that's how I was about it you do crime you do your time you keep your mouth closed whatever you know I don't condone none of this but what I'm saying is what I don't respect is supposedly allegedly they did all this and it's been the floodgates been open now it's like when you in a big case like this and they getting indicted for whether it's feds or estates it's like they almost on an arms rate to who tell first I gotta tell first me so I'm gonna get the deal and then the other side of it is I feel how they doing my people when I say people I'm saying people of color specifically the black people it seems like this is a pattern what they doing because they don't even care about the real people who did it they want dirt they want dirt the ringleader the money whatever you want to call it whatever you want to call it or whatever the case is, Dirk clearly not no killer.
1:49:43Neither was John Goggins. Not saying that he never did nothing or whatever. I don't care about that. I'm not going to get into that. What I'm saying is, this particular case, he clearly not the killer, but you telling me that you want the rapper, you know what I'm saying, the person who didn't pull the trigger more than you, you know what I'm saying? It's exactly my point. That's how they mess it up and infiltrate art organizations and things like that because you make way for that. It's like, oh, I can still pull the trigger. I can do this. And they really want him. So we almost in the orange.
1:50:17Who gonna tell first? Who gonna get the better deal? So you basically telling me, because Dirk cooked. I don't care if nobody said, hopefully he come up out of this. That's just my personal opinion. He cooked. Yeah, yeah, it's fucked. That's just my personal opinion. It looks so bad. I think he got a good defense. He got a great defense. And I think that is a lawyer. Just let me finish my point real fast so I can get out the way. My personal opinion. he cooked. I hope he come up out of it, whatever. I think he cooked. But when I'm saying at the end of the day, let's say I'm right and that's happening.
1:50:44I hope I'm wrong, but let's just say this. At the end of the day is the person who didn't even pull the trigger is going to spend the rest of his life, will spend the rest of his life in jail versus the person who actually pulled the trigger. That shit is crazy. They want the nigga at the top at all times. Exactly my point. That's how it goes. I think that's going on with a lot of people head though. I think that's going over a lot of people head what's going on out there. What's really going on out there. You telling me a person that can actually pull the trigger is going to get out. He's going to see the light of day again.
1:51:16That's been happening since the Bob days. That's been my point. That's been John Gotti. Not to the extent. No bigger extent. Nigga Sam and the Bull had like 15 bodies. 19 murders. And they just wanted to dump them. But now it's the polarizing figure is what he said. The same way. They did Dirk how they did John Gotti I'm not saying that that has not happened But when I'm saying that That's in every high profile case That's what's going on That was mafia That was mafia bro You talking about regular people They not regular people If you got a million dollars to finance Interstate murders You're not regular You have You have Noxie low riders You have biker gangs out here that got more money than these dudes got.
1:52:05And they doing all types of stuff. And they not doing, they not using the same. In some, I'm not going to say they have not. I'm sure the fans are working on them too. You crazy. You crazy. It's more rappers that get, it's more rappers and people that come from means of my people that get arrested way more than Nazi lowrider and biker games and all types of stuff. If you know about any Nazi lowrider murders that need to be investigated, I think you should contact the local Fed office. but as long as Dirk is out here and listen, I think a lot of it has to do with what gathers the most attention in the media in terms of what they start investigating rap is insanely popular Nazi culture, skinhead, punk rock whatever, that shit is microscopic at this point in history it's not really a societal thing on the other hand, you have Lil Durk on the top of the charts and he has songs where he's blatantly talking about paying for murder so I don't think anybody should be surprised that this might be something that catches the police eye, even though if there were not exciting, well-known rappers attached to it, it's still the exact kind of thing that the feds spend a huge amount of their attention going after.
1:53:11So do you think the feds investigate the KKK and these biker gangs just as well? They do the Crips, the Bloods, the GDs, the Vice Lords, and Essays in the North A's? Until I see evidence otherwise, yeah, yeah. No, no, no, no, not as often, but I recently went over one of the diamonds, like, a couple months ago with Alex, but I just can't remember it like that, though. I've seen. Because you broke it down to basically the law and the justice system is based, like, right now is based off a popularity contest. But I don't think that's, like, a huge factor, but I do think it's a factor. When you look at something like R.
1:53:47Kelly and he gets prosecuted right after they put out this killer documentary about him, I mean, clearly, like, if you're an FBI agent, you are exposed to the culture around you just like everybody else and like look at edp getting a case right after that documentary came out i mean it's like law enforcement officials are just like us and they do investigations in which they like pick up weird errors in people's banking records and then they investigate random people over stuff like that and get them but then they also probably see a youtube video and think damn like we should get that guy so do you think that the flocko shit had caused a buzz for what was taking place i mean look at dark dark's The biggest rapper in the world, he's rapping about doing murders.
1:54:26I mean, what the fuck? Does it help? Sure. I mean, but it's so - I feel like that was the dumbest shit in the world. A flock of video is 0.001 % of Lil Durk's worries. His own actions got him in the spot. But, yes, so you're saying, like - If you cheating on your wife, you're not going to make 30 songs saying, I'm cheating on my wife. Yes, but what I'm saying - You dumb. It's dumb. I'm good. If you bring - I'm just going off. Like, if you make something popular, if you make something have a buzz and you bring attention to it, what we're saying is that it will trigger a response. Right. Yeah. But I'm asking you.
1:55:02And I'm saying Flocko could trigger a response. If you were cheating on your wife. Right. If you were stealing Pokemon cards. Mm-hmm. If you was... Still in beer. Man, it's all type of hate groups that's out there that do it in the public eye, and there's still no RICO's or indictments coming out on these guys. It's not as much. The Klan has been destroyed by the FBI. They barely exist. What? The who? No, no, no, no, no, no, no. They still got Master Wizards. A lot of them is in Congress. They got KKK members in Congress. Let's just settle this before I look it up. Do you think the KKK is like a prosperous, like popular, well-funded organization?
1:55:46Yeah. I do. I definitely do. First off, it was a psyop. I definitely do. They were funding it. Somebody sued the KKK and won and got paid. Who was the congressman? No, no, no. Kentucky. A Kentucky. He was a congressman. So if the KKK can get sued and like you said, Adam, 80 % of the bitches that come on, you can't sue. Okay. Okay, is the KKK a well-funded organization? No, the Ku Klux Klan is no longer a well-funded or unified organization. Once a massive national movement with millions of members and millions of dollars in revenue in the 1920s, the modern Klan has severely declined. Today it is a highly fragmented, financially unstable, and socially isolated collection of tiny localized chapters.
1:56:31If you believe that, you're crazy. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You need to present information to the contrary. No, no, no, no, listen, spotty face, spotty face. What's your source? What was just read ain't wrong, but it's like local fractions now. It's a lot of them. Yeah, and they have no real power. No, they do, though. How would they put a Congress? No, no, they got many fractions that's very organized, bro. How would they put a Congress? P-Hex has still got the tattoos on him. No, no, no. They have no power, which I think is really important to point that out. Loss of influence. Rather than joining the outdated structure of the Klan, modern white nationalists and extremists have largely migrated to newer internet reliant groups decentralized online forums or modern militia movements when i say that is like people who are into that kind of stuff like if you want to be in a racist organization you're not picking the clan no no no i've never met a klansman why why y 'all why y 'all like uh zero in on the clan we just talking about like that's what he said i'm just i just i just throw the most the most But you could be right about that as far as like they have different groups, but their groups are out there.
1:57:37This is probably not the most popular for the young kids. If you're saying there's racist groups, yeah. But the Klan is a specific group. So let me – I would like to throw something out there. The most – hold on. I didn't know – Hold on. One second. One second. The most notable is – Karren Brotherhood. No, no, no, no, no. The most noticeable – what happened on the Hill? Oh, the Proud Boys. What happened on the Hill? They're fucked. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But no, he partnered. He partnered. What you tricked me? They had never partnered. I'm saying they're not like a huge, powerful organization. If the president parties you, what the fuck?
1:58:12Look it up. That's not what you were saying. You were saying they were fucked. I'm saying the Proud Boys are almost in the same position as the KKK. I don't know. They're just like a newer organization. They all went to the hill. How many people was up here? I don't know what you mean by powerful. I know they still running. And they in communication. Thousands. No, they got pardoned by Trump. and that was obviously huge for them and everything, but it's not like they've rebounded and made some huge recovery. Do we know about a murder or murder for hire or any type of organized crime that the Proud Boys been doing?
1:58:42Biker gangs don't ever do that. They do it all the time. Like when it's spilt over Vegas and all that, that's when they really get mad. It's like, y 'all doing this in public, now we got to do something. That happens all the time. The rival gang, that happens all the time. This is real. That happens all the time. They go to jail. Biker gangs go to jail. They go to jail. They don't go to jail like we do. It's not on public display like we do. Once every now and then. You talking about every other year, two times a year, it's rappers or people getting indicted, bro. There might be more people in OTF than in the Proud Boys.
1:59:13Their membership is estimated at being between 300 and 3 ,000, down from their peak numbers during the previous presidential administration. I'm just saying they're fucking irrelevant. Nobody's really worried about the Proud Boys. Even what the Proud Boys, boys were supposed to be like because i remember literally the podcast where gavin mcginnis basically like spelled it all out for joe rogan like what they were supposed to be was supposed to be like a men's group of like guys who like to go out and drink and were also like low-key racist and then like it kind of like went from there and got more extreme gavin mcginnis had to leave it because it got so toxic and then obviously january 6 blows the whole thing to smithereens but all i'm saying is that like, it's kind of like when you talk about the Proud Boys, literally the Proud Boys, even based on that are like 1 % of Roman's 60s.
2:00:08They're irrelevant. It still don't, I'm glad you said nobody's worried about the Proud Boys. And it just don't gotta be necessarily, you know what I'm saying, secluded to them, you know what I'm saying, but what I'm saying is nobody's worried about them because they don't look like me. They don't got tattoos on their face. Some of them might have, but other than that, you know how many doctors and lawyers and firefighters and all that was out there on January 6th? That regular people, people come for means and have all type of good jobs and paramedics and EMTs, all like, that was all the people that even some congressmen people was out there.
2:00:37But we know what the feds care about. They care about murders and they care about like big, large scale drug dealing operations. And like, if you're being investigated by the feds, like realistically, it's almost certainly one of those things. Yeah. Or a lot of Monday lottery. Yeah. So you don't think biker gangs and white people, white Nazis moving drugs or anything like that? You don't believe that that's going on? in something. I'm sure they are. And I'm sure they're being investigated aggressively. I'm going to show you the link. It was an indictment on something. It was superseding. Some was locked up.
2:01:06Some was on the street. He's talking. You can't just start talking. All right, my bad. Sorry, man. Let's just like, we got to one mic it. No, no, no. I was just saying, I'm going to show them the link, though, because I ran across one this year, though, and it was like superseding. Some was in jail, and some was out. You know what I'm saying? With the white boys. I forget which group, though, but it's some, you know what I'm saying? ABS. But I don't even want to just narrow one down. They all the same shit. They splinter out. I'm not just going to say one particular one because then it'd be like, they all on the same bullshit.
2:01:37Go to Huntington Beach and see if there's no white organizations that run shit. But you're going to see, if you go to Huntington Beach, you're going to see like three dudes who might have like a Nazi tattoo and they're just like random boneheads. It's not like something that society as a whole is worried about. No, okay. And that's the problem also is because it's been so overlooked and it's just like, oh, that's not a problem. When these m - Even in better positions of power than just a regular hood dude that's just out there in his own hood, when these people are infiltrating systems and being lawyers and being police officers and this and that, it's very rare hood niggas as police officers.
2:02:19It's a lot of racist m - on the low that are infiltrating the system. LAPD is like 70 % Latino and black. I don't know about black. Hold on. No, it is. You want to look it up? No, they probably is. I'm just saying that the idea that this is a white power organization is kind of crazy. The first thing to be an L.A. County Sheriff or to be LAPD, the first thing you got to do, even if you're black, you got to become a skinhead. A black skinhead? I've never heard that. Yes. Not become a skinhead. You don't have to become a skinhead. They make you shave all your hair off. They make you shave all your head off.
2:02:55That's going through training and shit. Yes, that makes you a skinhead. I'm not talking about the police. The bald head and skinhead is different. You can't have no facial hair. You got to cut off all your head on your head. And when you a black CO, I did eight years in the county jail. All the new black deputies, they make them prey on black inmates. That's the first thing they do. 8%. That's the first thing they do. No LAPD officers absolutely do not have to become skinheads, and there is no LAPD requirement to shave your head or adopt any kind of skinhead ideology. Not sheriffs. L.A. County sheriffs.
2:03:32Hey, hey, hey. Man, I was there for eight years. Hey, hey, hey. No, I was there for eight years. Hey, the police be doing some weird shit. Like, you see, 600, when he had the little molester money, he had the booty face. Like, he was trying to, like, do the police thing. like that shit it is the greatest can you look up how many how many nationalist white nationalist groups it is in America yeah that's why I said stop keying in on one you know I mean if you're worried about something I would say like the greater overall MAGA movement contains a lot of these like sort of dangerous like fringe characters but they're like you know and that is something to be worried about because obviously like you know some dude with a swastika on his head in Huntington Beach just like walking around or whatever is like not really like anybody's real worry here the worry is that like real anti like real racist people are like getting into power and advancing their causes you talk about somebody like Stephen Miller or Steve Bancroft it's like these are people who like really aggressively have a white nationalist idea of what they want America to be and they've figured out that there's a lot more power in becoming associated with the president or going out there and talking on podcasts to millions of people than like i don't know like wearing a wife beater and walking around at the beach which when you go back to the 80s when you think about like what a skinhead was it was what like that's what you think of some guy with like tight pants and a wife beater and suspenders and he's walking around town making people feel uncomfortable i think at some point the racists realized that like walking around downtown and like maybe intimidating some old jewish lady like buying groceries is just not really like effective and that if you want to change the world, you should probably do it on social media.
2:05:19You should probably do it through gaining institutional power. So when I say Huntington Beach, I'm not thinking about a Nazi skinhead. I'm talking about that that's a Republican city. That place is very Republican, very MAGA heavy, and they're not walking around in tank tops, and they're not walking around where they're giving away because at this point in time they're under the microscope and they're very intelligent, and they have influence through money and wealth. And so they are doing the smart thing. They're not going to do the obvious shit because clearly they can't do that no more. It's not even smart.
2:05:53Now the new Nazi, new skinhead, the new KKK looks like you or looks like the police officer or looks like the judge. It's not where they're going to make it easy for you to fuck up their plot or their plight to take over, do whatever they're doing. Pete Hegseth has racist tattoos on him. This is the secretary of war. He is. You know what I mean? And I agree, that's who I'd be worried about if I was concerned about race. Yeah, for sure. He's a good one. Throw him on the list. Dude, and so it's valid points on both sides. Both sides of that shit. Yeah, but back to Dirk, man. I hate to say it. I hate to go on record, man.
2:06:33I think bro. I think he's still supportive, man. I don't know. I think they got a good defense, bro. Free the killers, man. He can come on this podcast. Because like you said, the Devonnie dude, his nickname is Cuz It does because that's King Von Cousins. Yeah, this is crazy. They live together. It fit in great. No, it wouldn't. No, it wouldn't. No, it wouldn't. Look. It's a graveyard in here, man. You think he's not cooked because their argument is basically like he didn't say anything to them to do it. They did this all on their own. I just don't get how he's not going to be tied to it with the credit cards and with the business and with the shit.
2:07:12The thing that confuses me in a state, you need certain elements to lead to a conviction. But with the feds, they do what the fuck they want to do. That's what's confusing. But if they was going by the letter of the law that I'm more familiar with, that's not murder for hire. When he clearly said on his own that they never discussed no money beforehand. And then you didn't know why you was going where you was going. Like, murder for hire be more orchestrated. You know what I'm saying? and then nobody ever received a payment. And then he got the argument that this Vonnie dude got more incentive to carry something out.
2:07:47He don't want to put up with cars, guns. This is his actual cousin that had a shared account that lit together at one point. I want to respond to at least one thing you said, though, is that the money does not have to change hands when you buy a body in the same way that if I go to Fig and I pull up on what I think is a lady that I want to spend time with, but it's actually an undercover cop, and she says it's$60, and I say, all right, bet, get in the car, we just engaged in this transaction once I give her the money, regardless of if I have sex with her, regardless if I give her the money. It's like you still agreed upon this arrangement.
2:08:21You can still go down in court for it. You can't compare trying to solicit some ass to this because that's the whole reason why Puffy never went to jail because Von Zip is dead. Von Zip kept the money and bought a restaurant or a bar or some shit, and that's why snitch ass Keefe D tried to fly out there and get a confession later on so they could nail Puffy to the murder for hire. The money never made it to who it was supposed to make it to. That would have sealed the deal. The money. But now it's the feds. They play different. They could probably do what they want to do. Let this have been the state.
2:08:56This wouldn't even be a thing. And that's why I think he cooked. He was the feds. He got all of them testifying on him. But what you're saying, Adam, that ain't true because Puffy would have been locked up right now. Von Zip being running off on the plug, it was saving him. He lucky he didn't pass it on. He might be right. But I think he got a good argument. He got the best attorney on earth, but just you playing with the feds, that's the only thing. And then this piece of shit ass OTF jam, dude, like, come on, bro. Man, he need the OD in the cell. That's fucked up. And they say he was really looking out for him.
2:09:36Like the whole time. Took care of him 12 years. The whole time he was in jail. You a cold nigga, bro. OTF Jam is the rebuttal to a conversation that I've had here on the podcast a few times, which even people like Brick Baby would say nobody got 20 bodies in this day and age. OTF Jam did. No. I don't know about that. OTF Jam all got 20 bodies. 20 bodies. I think that's what he said. 19, right? Are participating in it? Are you counting that? Like being around when it happened or driving it? I think Colin's the trigger, right? Can we look this up? I thought he just said three. He said more to three.
2:10:10No, no, no. I think he got three, but I think he got 19 total. He's a sick fuck. He ain't got 19. In Chicago, you could do that because Chicago was still like 2009. He ain't got 19 in, bro. I mean, if you counted like you a part of that skit because you're the driver. Dirk said that Jam was catching murders back when the max was in. He did too much time to have 20 murders, bro. right? Yeah, he did way too much. He did too. He only 34, bro. He was 18, but 20 is, you never know. No, you don't, bro. Late night bites with friends, already hard to beat. That first too hot bite of fries you couldn't wait for, followed by ice cold Pepsi.
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2:11:07But it depends on how you look at it. He says he clearly guilty of one murder, which I believe it's three. It's three, but one, it's kidnap murder, but he did the kidnapping. He didn't do the murder. You know what I mean? But if we all in the car and then, you know, Adam bounce out and do his thing, I mean, that's all our body, right? That's right. Man, the driver get credit, too. If you could prove that you had no knowledge this was going to happen, I think you got a pretty good case. Craziest flow. You know how hard it is to find a driver that could really drive and not stepping on the brakes being scary?
2:11:37What you're saying is eerily familiar to a situation that actually happened. Actually happened with who? I mean. The driver. Wasn't Draco driving the car? And that's what he was sitting in jail for? Driving the car. I don't want to keep bringing up Draco. That was in different vehicles. Draco did the same defense. Huh? You feel me? Like, they've been questioning me about Draco a lot lately. The same thing that Dirk did is what Draco and Ralphie did. They said, we're not affiliates. We did not know that Buchanan, that Mikel Buchanan was going to shoot Red Bull. These are rolling under Crips. We're two gritty sting teams.
2:12:15We're not affiliates. We rap. That's exactly what they lawyers did. They lawyers threw Kells and AB under the bus. So you must have seen the video I did. No, I was just in the county jail. I was in the county jail with the man. Because I seen, because I was kind of like being premeditated, right? I seen the Cam Capone thing you did, but already I did a video, but I was like, ah, they on me. Then when I seen you, I'm like, I just threw it out. Then I was expecting to see you that Tuesday, but you wasn't there. Remember I said something like that? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Because I'm about to bring something up in the Cam Capone shit, but it ain't got dated now.
2:12:51You know what I'm saying? But whatever. But, I mean, how we get to that? I don't know. He was just comparing the two cases that they're very similar. Just talking bodies, you know. Like they blamed it on the other people. No, no, no. I was saying, I don't think Jam got 20 bodies. But, I mean, sometimes he added on there if you there for it. You know what I mean? Because he got, he pled guilty to three bodies, but it's kidnapped, murdered. But he's only a part of the kidnapped part. He didn't kill the person. I think he was part of the, I think he killed the dude. No, he said in court, he said, you know I didn't do that, right?
2:13:21Yeah, he said. He's like, I didn't even see who killed him. I did the kidnapping. That's why he's not consistent because he also said that when he was 17 years old, him and his older homie went to a store to collect money from somebody who his uncle was doing drug dealings with. He said that they went inside the store, they locked the door, and a tussle occurred. the older homie told OTF Jam shoot him. He shot him. He said, no man. He seen my face. Kill him. Put the gun, pistol to his head and blew his brains out. I thought that was the kidnap robbery. No. It's another one? No, no, no. That's different.
2:14:09We got two separate kids. That's different. I guess the 19 bodies thing is like a Chicago internet lore rumor. It's not like a confirmed thing. That's just like the Trap. That's like the Reddit. Yeah, that's the Trap LaRosses on Reddit putting it together. Yeah, that's what we're going to see that video in a lot. I'm telling you, they be counting because they played a part or they drove or you know what I'm saying? Because in a lot of those situations, you don't know exactly who did it, so the fans will just consider that you did it. Because the shit with Lil Pap was some stupid like that. They shot from a distance.
2:14:41I swear to God, those niggas are rookies. They OTM jam lost. But that's what Jam was mad about the fact that they shot from a distance. He thought they were going to just walk right up to him and get him. And he was pissed off about that he started firing from far away. That high power man, they had... You could tell Jam be doing what he do, though. He really dribbled. But it seemed like the other dude, that was nervous, that was jittery and they wanted to hurry up and get it over with. Imagine how scary that is, just knowing that, and I'm sure some of you guys probably know what this is like, but just knowing that you're about to take this insane risk.
2:15:13You have to do it. You can't put it out. you're in this crazy area that you know nothing about and you feel like i mean jam said that he felt like dirk would have had him killed if he didn't do it i don't know about that but i do i do believe that it would be like you know that dirk would be so mad at you everybody else in the crew who also realistically didn't want to do it are going to blame it on you we would have done it if he didn't out it's just like that's a situation to be in and that's why i believe jam when he says that he's salty at Dirk for putting him in that position, you know? Yeah, but that's not the reason why he told.
2:15:50He told because he got caught with a switch and he didn't want to go back. And then, like, even before he did the 10 or 12 years, it's always been this unaliving, hovering over his head that he was scared he'll come haunt him again anyway. So I think he was just tired of, like, running and being under the telescope. Wait, so the feds did not have it figured out until Jam got caught with a switch and then he chose to air it all out because that is f***ing up. He wrote a note. He's having a phone call. He wrote a note. Hey, I know about murders. A lot of murders. I just don't want to do a video.
2:16:21Wow. I guess I didn't think about how weak that is. It's one thing if the feds come and get you and say, look, we got this photographs, these videos of you. You are cooked. And then you're telling yourself, like, I could kind of tell on everybody else. But he did it just because he had a gun charge. Oh, that's not what happened. Yeah, that is what happened. He got called a flick. OTF Didi little brother got arrested. It's a whole video of him boo crying. And he says, I know about a murder. And he tells on Jam. He tells on Jam. Jam gets arrested after OTF Didi brother tells. Then once Jam figures out OTF Didi brother is telling on him.
2:17:02Hold on, Micah. Once he figures out OTF Didi brother is telling on him, then his big mama gets flipped. His big mama gets smoked. Right, right. Right? Okay. He like, hey, why niggas not sliding for my baby mama? Somebody insinuated we slide for trophies. We don't slide for pawns. You a pawn, your baby mama's a pawn. Niggas, you're not even gang. Where you here to say? Nah, I've seen that in videos and shit. But I'm going up to court shit, though. Bro, getting somebody's girl killed like that is insane. That's life, bro. That makes you just think like, whoa, Dirk is. Wait, but it must have been something else, right?
2:17:40Yeah, they said somebody else. them to slide for him. So it's like, it couldn't have been dirt. It couldn't have been dirt. It was his ops who did it, right? They took a little 15-year-old boy to jail for it. Yeah, which is so crazy. That's like a crash out that they just sent to do it, huh? Yeah. Like, that's fucking... Everything about that. Sending a kid to do a murder is fucking... Getting somebody's fucking baby mama knocked off just because she's doing her job as a post office worker. Kids kill. What you talking about? Kids kill. What you talking about? Kids kill. And niggas and girls get knocked off all the time.
2:18:10All the time. And it's... Who you think doing the dribbling? It's the kids. Those ain't kids, though. Essentially, they're young men, I guess. Soldiered up. Yeah. It's crazy that the Moe 3 trial and the KVD trial are happening at the same time. And I feel like the OTF one is just, like, sucking up all the air because it's more interesting. Right, because I was following the KVD shit until the Dirk shit started. Yeah. I ain't clicked back on KVD yet. So how you feel about Mob James? He's a weirdo. Is he a snitch? Weirdo. He been a snitch, though. Yeah, I heard that. Heard he's been a snitch. Federal firm since.
2:18:45Oh, I just heard that Keefy D been a snitch. Yeah, hell yeah. They said Keefy D wore a wire in 99 and got him on zip. He did a proffer, too. He did a proffer and told him all kinds of shit. Man. 99? I think after that, but. Yeah, somebody said. 98, 98. They caught him on a drug case, too, right? Yeah, and told him on zip. I didn't know that my uncle from Main Street told me. Hey, bro, he... I know him. Mob James is a weirdo. Mob James is the police. He's snitch. He dog. He gonna ask me that? I don't want him to go to jail. If I say that, I'm gonna send him to prison. Nigga, you back to me. You was a weirdo.
2:19:21Kick you in your ass. You bitch-ass nigga. You scroll down. I hate niggas like that, bro. He's the most important witness. Why you didn't run for the subpoena? Or just don't get up there. They'll put a man hold on you and just hold you until the child over. Bro, can you click on that Vic Mensa cries while speaking to Chance the Rapper clip? I feel like this could get a good conversation going. You guys seem like some big Vic Mensa fans. That's how boy I said he'll slap it. What has to do with who eats the apples? You guys want to grab a... Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. He eats the apples. Yeah, he does...
2:19:54His whole new, like, identity is that he has a podcast and he does these sort of, like, Instagram reel, TikTok things where he basically, like, walks towards the camera, takes a bite of an apple and then gives you his thoughts on like Palestine. People call academics a... He said he feel like slapping them or something? Yeah, that was him. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And he was like, he seemed like he was going to be a huge rapper in maybe like 2014 or something and then nothing ever happened. Because I just reacted to something where he was wearing a dress in his music videos. I didn't even know about that.
2:20:28Yeah. Damn. All right. I was having money, bro. And I remember that time flipping the cushions on the couch. looking for quarters and shit. When you didn't want me to come on that tour, I was fucked up for real. Seeing you in so much success, it grew jealousy in me. There were things I did and things I said at that time that I apologized for. I know, I already know. And I apologized for those things. I had to get over it or I wouldn't be with you right now. I had to get to a place where... Let me say sorry for someone's time. Because there was something that was on my mind while you were just talking that I always wanted to apologize for.
2:21:02One thing that I did that I always felt bad about around Asherap, Kara was trying to book me a tour, and she was like, you should have Vic on that. Yeah, that was one that hurt me. And I was like, no, I'm sorry. I appreciate you. That one hurt me bad. You know what, too, bro, because it was like, you was having money, bro. And I remember that time flipping the cushions on the couch. Didn't want me to come on that tour. I was f***ing up for real. Like, damn. I'm, nigga, I'm, I'm just taking shit out of my sister's piggy bank, nigga. You know what I'm saying? I was in the piggy bank. And I was like, I knew I was right there.
2:21:42You know, I knew I was right there. What I had to come to was like, I want you to win with or without me. And that was a science that took so much experience for me to understand holistically as a man, as a human being that the desire or the need for reciprocity is not necessarily conducive to the benefit that you get from giving like when you give without needing to get it back the way you think that it's supposed to come back to you you open yourself up because i learned that like the energy that you are putting towards coveting someone else's success oh i wish that was me i wish I was on this tour I wish I had that magazine cover them looks man that energy didn't want me to come on used to go get turning up you know saying you could be using that energy on building yourself it's been such a valuable lesson for me to be like man real love bro real love does not require that it be requited like real love is is invaluable and interesting I still don't really know why Chance was hating on him though, aside from the fact that he's annoying and his music sucked.
2:22:56But damn, it's kind of like rare to see a rapper get vulnerable like that. Like it's rare for people to get vulnerable and be crying. But he said so little, like he said so much, but said so little. It's like basically all he's saying is like, hey, don't expect nothing in return when you want somebody to win. Reciprocity. Like he said It's so much shit that, like, it's just a basic-ass, simple topic or discussion is, like, you know, you should want somebody to win for themselves, not for you. Right. And, like, the way that it's, like, to me, I'm not trying to hate on No Brothers. I like the conversation and being held accountable, but it could be way easier and way more consumed and digested if they just spoke real.
2:23:43I think that it's weird because, like, at that, like, Vic Mensah never really got on. Like, he never really blew up. There was a lot of expectations that he was supposed to be this big thing, and then it just never happened. And, like, with Chance the Rapper, it's different because he made it. He blew the f*** up doing all this huge shit, and then he just fell off. Like, you know, and I'm not saying he 100 % fell off because I'm sure he still makes money off music, still has something going on. but like Chance the Rapper experienced the same thing as what Vic Mensah did just after experiencing success so that's kind of almost the question is like would you rather actually make it and then fall off or like never really fully make it would you rather be a has been or an almost has been of course at least you got the money and you could always you could always come back but yeah well Chance the Rapper like hosting talent shows on Netflix and shit like that.
2:24:42You know what I'm saying? That's like the kind of shit you could do that if you're Vic Mensah, you don't get to be on Netflix. You gotta start a podcast. You gotta come down here in the slums with us. Yeah, but the conversation that these two brothers had, I think a lot of that comes from humility. Like, you know, I don't feel like you could be at the top of your game. A lot of these dudes don't have humility because they be so successful and they be caught when they judge me until, you know, something and brings you down and you're at the lowest, like he said, he was flipping over the couch cushions.
2:25:11You know, and it takes - Piggy bang sisters, piggy bang. Yeah, yeah, you know, and of course he has to, you know, have to humble himself, you know, to even have this conversation. Yeah, say that even though. Yeah. But, okay, why he cry? Like, it sound like, like, man, like you cry, cause you like, and you, you know, you was having it. I could tell you why, but I ain't trying to sound ignorant, you know what I'm saying? Why? He was mad that Chance the Rapper had the money and was not giving it. And you know what that is, though? You're just a hater. That's like the definition of a hater is someone who's not fully popping and looks at the dude who is popping and says, F*** that dude.
2:25:55And then even worse, he's so salty about not getting invited on the tour. Guess whose tour it is? Chance the Rapper's. He gets to decide who goes on the f***ing tour. I don't understand the entitlement of thinking that you have the right to go on this tour. Earn your fan base. He did it. Why did he cry? And that's what I don't get. What's the crime? You're crying because you were a hater? Yes, he hated who he was at that time. He couldn't stand who he was, and he's talking about it like his despicable behavior. Oh, so he was crying because he was so embarrassed of the person that he once was. That sound like Ricky.
2:26:32Hey, them people, them people, them, they're like, they're like, Potter and Crystal Meth could cry in the drop of a dime, bro. Yeah, that's different, though. Nah, nah, they cry for nothing, bro. You're saying he's Lush 1 in it? He high, bro. He got the pottery. Oh, you think he high? He's still on it. Okay. He used to be bad with drugs, I know. I mean, I'm telling you, bro. Big Mesa? Yes. I'm good with this shit, bro. Look, look, look, listen, bro. Oh, God, you good with this shit. Them people, they could cry in the drop of a dime, bro. And it ain't that they faking, but they water, they sprinkler just.
2:27:02They emotional. And I think his pop might be new, Adam. Like he's been doing that real shit because I just recently heard him saying on, I think, Breakfast Club or some shit. Because he was about to have his podcast start. He's about to start his podcast. That's the new wave is you make short form content that goes viral but doesn't make you any money. And then you try to then come, boom, hit them with the podcast, something more long form. You could put ads on it and you could do whatever and you could actually try to make some money. That's like the one-two punch everybody do now because it feels like if you just start a podcast, it's not going to really get attention.
2:27:40So you've got to lead with the short form. I see what he's doing. But the tricky situation is not shunning them for doing what they're doing. You know what I mean? Because these kind of conversations need to happen more and I don't want to get on the brothers for being emotional or sensitive because it's much needed. These conversations are much needed and people to take accountability for shit. And it's like this dynamic of rappers hating on each other and blocking each other's blessings and being petty and weird is so unbelievably common. And I never hear a post-mortem. I never hear them actually have a conversation about all the conniving ass, underhanded shit that they were doing back in the day or whatever.
2:28:25So it's kind of cool to hear it honestly. Will Smith and the old Viv did it. Yeah with the... Talking about Pac? Oh they did come together. You talking about the mom from Fresh Prince of Bel-Air? Yeah the first mom. Yeah. Viv and Will Smith like they did it. He started you know they had a heart to heart. Magic Johnson and Isaiah Thomas did it. Oh for real? I hate to cut it short man. I got this city council meeting I gotta go to man. I'm speaking man. Let's go. You got a small you're passing or what? Let's go. Hey, that's business. We trying to do something, man. We working on something, man. So y 'all be on the lookout for that.
2:28:59They got Spody speaking, man. Let's go. Spody speaking. Listen. What about the Spody Center? That could be coming too, though, man. What about the Spody Face Soup Kitchen? I am. Make sure you document this. I am. That's big time, man. Yeah, man. They got me speaking. So I'm going to have to dip up out of here, man. It's a pleasure. You know, I already know. Spody. Everybody. You, my uncle hit you yesterday. Yeah. Get it up. Y 'all, man. There you go. Y 'all, man. All right. But yeah, though, man, I got to cut it short, man. I'm going to see y 'all, man. Keep up with the most of it, man. Shout out.
2:29:28Big thing in the works, man. Don't be a stranger. Good seeing you, brother. He said he, man. Hopefully not. Hey, man. Hey, good seeing you. Welcome back. Welcome back. Welcome back. Welcome back. Welcome back. Which caused us to talk about Mason and Diddy for 45 minutes. What the fuck? Because I sang that one thing. That's like the butterfly effect. I finally saw EDP on Chris Hansen. Oh, you watched it? Damn. He's such a fucking monster, dude. He gonna get locked up eventually. He's such a monster. They're after him now. Because he's trying to act like it. I don't know if he's trying to act, but it's so normal for how he's saying the things.
2:30:05He's saying things like it's not fucking disgusting. Yeah. There's a lot of that. Of like, whoa, I've never heard anyone say anything like that without shame. He has no shame. I can't believe it. I want to do his neighbors know that he's next door, though. This is his second. He's got two. He got caught up with one people doing his thing, and then he got caught up on another thing a couple not too long ago. I'm saying, but as people aware of this, dude, like if your auntie lived next door to him, would she know? Know what I'm saying? No, no, because he didn't have to go to jail or nothing. Okay, but exactly.
2:30:43He's not on any kind of list, right? Yeah. It's just on social media. So that's like, I was thinking about, I'm like, where would be the best place for EDP to move to get left alone? Victorville. The only thing I can think of, though, he needs to be in a place with no young people, which is actually great for society. Because if he lives somewhere where everybody's like 50 years old plus, probably pretty good chance they're not going to know who he is. But if he has a computer, that's the problem. Because the reason why he didn't go to jail or he's not in trouble is because they reached out to him first.
2:31:17Right. I'm not saying that – I'm not, like, giving my plan for him to not molest anyone because I feel like that's the bigger fish to fry. What state was this, bro? Because that seemed like even if the person do reach out and he engaged, that's still a crime, bro. I think it wasn't in Salt Lake City or something. No, state-to-state laws is different, bro, because in California, he would have been booked, bro. I thought it was – my bad. I thought it was – Well, he is from Bakersfield, which is crazy. It couldn't have happened in California. And he's a Philly fan, an Eagles fan. That's crazy. Well, think about how crazy the EDP thing is for me because I had been following him for years.
2:31:49And then one day, it's like he gets outed for trying to 13-year-old or some shit. That was insane. Yeah. And I didn't, like, it was one of those people who I followed, but I never, and he, like, followed me back, but I never really talked to him. And, like, after I laughed at a couple of his videos, I, like, just started scrolling past him and, like, never watched another one because it was always him just ranting and raving about the Eagles or whatever which seemed kind of funny to me in like 2012 and then like as i got older i was just like i don't care anymore but then like that comes out and he gets busted by like these like that dude alex rosen is like famous ass pedophile hunter and he gets edp i couldn't believe it like what the is this but yeah i mean honestly there's so many moments in that documentary where it's just like oh you're like the sickest dude i've ever not sick like x game sick like you're sick in the fucking head, bro.
2:32:43Just so many things that he just casually said. Like it was nothing. Like, yeah. He was like, so you were going over there to smash. Like, yeah, if I went over there, I was probably going to smash. I'm just telling the truth. I was just like, damn. And he told the girl on the second one, the 15-year-old, he said, if you're over, I'm going to kill you. Hey, he did get caught up in Bakersfield. That was there. I don't know why I thought it was Sully. That was going to be my second choice outside of Victorville. But, man, shout out to Bakersfield, but that's probably one of the places. If you were a pedo, that's probably a pretty decent place to move.
2:33:19Make a video about him. You should beef with him. I'm going to beef with him. This dude, big old fat dude, and I didn't know he was black. Oh, Evie. I didn't even know he was black. Yes, he's black. Now, you got to claim that. That's you. We got to take that L. I did not know. I saw it. I just seen a video about him. I was like, that's not him. Yeah, yeah. He always getting caught. Did you watch the documentary, though? It's like an hour or something. I watched the Chris Hansen interview. Oh, wait, what? You didn't watch the documentary? No, I watched this. This interview right here. Oh, hell no.
2:33:54Chris Hansen's in the documentary. Yeah, yeah. He's in the documentary, but you got to watch the documentary on Mike Klum's channel. It's actually hard to find. It doesn't come up when you search. That's why he watched the wrong one is because he probably, it's hard to find because it's age restricted. Yeah, this dude is a monster. Nah, yeah, but you got to go deeper. Hold on, let me find you this link. Yeah, I need to see this. I'll send it in the group chat because, bro. But you know what was, look, Munchie, you know what was fucked up? He said that he felt like he should go to Texas and murder the dudes who set him up.
2:34:30And he has people that are supporting him like, hey, man, I know what you did is crazy, but they should never dox anybody. if you need any help with anything, we got your back. Like, people know that he was going after a 13-year-old, and it's people that still are supporting him. It might be other pedos supporting him. I don't feel like EDP has any fan base anymore, but then the bigger problem is that he's not allowed on social media, basically. Like, all of the social media platforms banned him at the same time. Even Twitter? Yeah, I think so. after he got caught with the, trying to meet up with the 13-year-old, they all hit his accounts at the same time, which really, like, that kind of goes under-discussed when you think about EDP, is that he was probably at one point making a pretty good living off of YouTube.
2:35:22And now he has to do, like, DoorDash and shit, and then, like, people find him when he's doing that. And, like, he really needs to work in, like, a factory or, but even that, like, a factory. Because if you go to a factory warehouse, they're going to beat your ass. At some point. door dash not everybody got millions of views off this yeah oh yeah it was it was huge yeah yeah get in tune you don't need to be door dashing either bro so what edp eating double portion no eat the oh yeah that's what it is yeah yeah ironically as far as we know he has never eaten a yeah as far as you could tell on the documentary not only did he fail at children but he failed at He's a big fat ass loser.
2:36:07It's so shocking that it opened my eyes up. EDP is on Twitter right now. No way. You can do any Twitter. Twitter allow anything. That's where I do all my dirt at. Like revenge porn on Flago. Revenge porn on Flago. No, all that shit. Twitter. The whole jack off shit with the whack shit. All that shit go on Twitter. I don't do none of that shit on Instagram. Your Twitter is deep. And in prison, if you let somebody borrow your phone. See, look, I still got the same Twitter that I had when I was in prison. So I used to rent my phone out. All the porn on there. Yeah, all the porn. Like, my girl, she's like, when I open up Twitter and she sees my.
2:36:55Timeline. She like, I'm not attracted to you no more. I'm not attracted to you no more. Y 'all, I'm pretty sure EDP does have a Twitter. Yeah, yeah, no, Twitter is lawless. Like, who are you? Like, what the fuck is you watching? His Twitter is... I'm like, come on, babe. ...at Pastrami Fries. What? Hey, if your Twitter get knocked down... Bro, he's on Cameo, too. I need to know what you did. What is Cameo? I know what I'm getting you for your birthday. It's a service where you can pay money, and then somebody will make you a personalized video and send it back to you. And it makes the whole process really easy.
2:37:27You want to see me do one right now? Actually, I got one yesterday and I forgot to do it. Oh, here it is. I don't want that for my fucking birthday gift. You think Dubois can take him? Do? Oh, Dubois? I can't. You want to see me do one? Yeah. Look. It's$45. If you want a cameo from Adam's 22, you can Google it. And then you click record. And then I just have to read off the screen. Oh, shit. Yo, I just want to say happy birthday to Jonah O 'Connor from Adam22. I am aware that I am your inspiration for your relationship with Ruby. And also, I am a cook. Shout out to you. What? That's it. He wrote that.
2:38:14I didn't realize that he wrote that until after I was kidding. So this is a Twitter account? But he paid you$45 for that. I need to get on this camera and see you. Where is that? Where is that? Is it a website? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, he paid him$45 to do that. It's a website, you said? Yeah, it's an app called Cammy. It makes it very easy for you to do it. And, you know, I feel like I do 45. I feel like I see people doing it for like 20 bucks and stuff. But then sometimes you'll see like pretty legit famous people doing it for like 500 bucks. The fact that you just opened your phone and just made$45 from saying happy birthday.
2:38:47That shit is fucking crazy. He got it knocked out of the park because he got me to do it on the stream. But, yeah, it's weird. I didn't have it for 10 years, and I can't regret it because it's just, like, random passive income. But then it's annoying, too, because, like, I did one. I shout out this kid. He asked for a shout out. I shout him out. Somebody I know hits me up and goes, why did you shout that kid out? He's a pedophile. I'm like, fuck. Hey, man. How are you supposed to fuck? No, but if you watch the video, it seems like I'm shouting him out. That's why it's, like, kind of awkward. Like, uh-oh, shout out to my boy, man.
2:39:17Yeah. We used to be hanging out at the port together, man. Like, oh, we're into all the same shit. So this is a popular rap? Twin. Yeah, everybody got it. You love me. Nah, Crip Mac was doing 55. I'll take that charge for you. I think Crip Mac knocked us down to like 25 or something, I think. Oh, okay. I'm down on this shit. I used to not really get that many when it was 100 bucks back in the day. Now I have 45. I feel like I get more. Dude, I got another. Is this kind of controversial? What is C-A-M-E-O? Yeah. Okay. I don't know if you guys are up on it, but that Lindsay Clancy case shit where she unaligned her three kids.
2:39:56Yeah. She's been on postpartum. Think about that. Psychosis. She worse than King Von. No. He got way more than three. But she got kids. She got babies. But let's break it down. So there's this lady. What's her name again? Lindsay Clancy. Lindsay Clancy. She was going through brutal postpartum depression. So she's like really going through it. Psychosis, I guess. Like really tweaking out, losing her mind. she decides i'm gonna kill my three kids and she's now on trial for it and i believe they're done right with their statements and everything yesterday might have been the last day the jury i think is out right now making the decision about if she should get life in prison or not and it's actually like become this huge cultural conversation because women feel like they don't have enough support as far as what they need after they have a child both because of like the government and the social security net or social safety net as well as uh you know just husbands i guess like not understanding and stuff like that i kind of talked about that on tuesday about my wife feeling like i wasn't doing enough to support her when she was pressed as fuck after having a kid so i mean the more i learn about it the more i feel like all right this lady doesn't deserve to rot in prison for the rest of her life she's she's fun and also she did she tried to unalive herself after she paralyzed her kids so now she's paralyzed the husband leaves her which fair enough yeah for a fertility a doctor or some shit this is crazy like that's who he left with yes he's like i was with somebody who was taking lives out now i want to go to someone who's helping create more lives it's crazy like it's it's a trip but what's the trip is the like the okay so mental health illness is real you know what i mean and across the board it needs more attention but how do we like how is there groves of women out of her the court like with heart signs in support like i stand with lindsey i think they just want to see a societal change in which like the world is more understanding and compassionate about that situation that unfolded with her being out of her control and being a mental health crisis which should not be treated as if it was a cold-blooded murder and if you believe her which it's up to you if you believe her but i feel like that is kind of clear cut that it's you know she i guess she said to the first person who came to her, she said, I'm just so happy my kids are safe.
2:42:25Because I believe she thought she had some kind of demon in her head that was telling her to kill her children. And so she had psychosis for only 15 minutes of her postpartum. And it was that 15 minutes. I think there was a lot that led up to it. She went to a doctor and stuff, but she didn't... No, they had all kinds of different medicine. Really? Angus, like me. But in her psychosis, the argument is like, so through this whole time, the only time you had this psychosis thing is the time where you were using the exercise bands to choke your children. But my thing is, there's plenty of cases where people have bipolar, psychotic, you know what I mean?
2:43:06But three children, I feel like if you unalive children, it's you unalive children. It shouldn't be like, now if you want to bring more attention to the the system, the medical system, and that's, okay. But you just unalived your three children, and you should pay for that shit. Yeah, this ain't the time to raise awareness. Yeah, it's f***ing a bitch. No, for real. No, no, for real. You unalived three kids, nigga. This ain't the time to raise awareness, bro. And then look, just recently in North Dakota, another white woman slit the throats of her kids. Winnie a niggas life for shit they didn't do.
2:43:35Get that bitch life. We know she did it. I got homies that got life for burglaries. I got homies that got life for robberies. Rob Reese, I got niggas in jail who got life for stuff they did not do. For less. Man, throw the book at that bitch. I got homies that's down to shoot a baby. Yeah. Shoot a baby. Oh, that bitch. I'm quoting a song as not a real statement. Leave me alone. But it kind of just ringed an alarm for me. Women are kind of, not her, she's really tripping because she's going through what she's going through. but the women who are supporting her. It's a woman who walked by a wood shredder and was like, don't act like you mothers over here having to act like in your head that you wanted to throw your baby in a shredder like this because we're dealing with all this stuff that is so hard.
2:44:28And it's like, it's making it seem like, now you're making it seem like it's okay to have these thoughts. And it's like, why are we promoting that? Well, okay, let's say that it happened to you. let's say you had some sort of mental disorder some psychosis that just was completely out of your control and obviously like when someone says that this happened to him it's hard to believe them because it's just such a convenient defense but like let's say you really had a psychotic episode and you grab a gun and shoot two people it's like if you could prove that it really was a psychotic episode that was completely out of your control do you agree that it was like it should be treated differently than someone who had real motive and intent to go and kill two people i think so i think so unless it's like you're trying to do premeditated versus this and that or something like that there's a difference there but if you go to that and do that no that you are you're alive two three children you should be if you if you if your victims are under the age of 12 you should automatically get the death penalty pull the mic um if your victims are under the age of 12 i feel you should automatically get the death penalty.
2:45:37Because you, and then, like, that's just foul. Yo, the same person that looks to you for protection, the same person for everything. Like, I remember when I was a kid, I'm going to tell my mama, mama is the one that's killing you. Like, no, that bitch, no. Oh, she's a downright cold individual. That's foul. she can be as they're outside the courtroom if she's not gonna be held liable no she is right if they not trying to give you think she's going down she but there's no way she's not gonna go down I think about what she's how she's gonna go down well yeah if they give her manslaughter because the jury gets to choose they can choose like murder one or they can choose manslaughter or whatever it's like she could be coming home in a couple years six years something like that you know like 12 manslaughter and she need three consecutive manslaughter.
2:46:33They better not get it. Not concurrent? Yeah. They don't be giving us concurrent for burglary. You'll give the homie four years would have plus seven years ran consecutive. I like that you're trying to get back on this bitch. Like that is foul. His kids is innocent. His kids is innocent. I got a son. Yeah. I got a son that I'm going to crash off. I talk a lot of shit, bro. I talk about your grandma, your bigs, your dad homies, but I don't fuck kids, bro. Kids is innocent. They didn't ask for their mom or their dad to be a fucker, a blood or a crip or whatever. They can't pick their parents. But adults, I don't give a fuck about adults.
2:47:12I had a guy from Hoover say he was going to kick my kid in the ass. Yeah, I was on this bumper about that, but then somebody pointed out that you called his son gay or some shit. That was so much later. And I don't think I did. I just said that he was doing a zesty dance. All niggas is crazy. I don't even remember if I said that, though. So I might even be missing that. It was like way later, yeah. I mean, that was what I was like. Because I've been around his kids. His kids are great. His kids are fine. They're cool. Yeah, man. What am I going to do? I'm just like, all of a sudden, I hate your kid.
2:47:41Yeah, man. I hate your 10-year-old daughter. I told him he was wrong for that shit. Him and his partner, man. I mean, keep it on that nigga. Yeah. It's a lot. The kid's off limits. That's how I feel. That's where my moral compass go. Man, I'm such a benevolent God, man. Man, people are sending me sneak clips of him at the water park with his family. I never even posted it. Yeah, I wonder how do people do me like that because I don't know why. They just be sending me. No, you're a trophy. You got to smoke J-Hood. No, they be doing people foul because they don't even know who they be sending me, giving me the drop zone.
2:48:16Oh. I'm like, they really trying to have me go back to jail? Yeah, yeah. You be going to be Coco number four. Man. All right, hey. Coco Spiriter number four. Wait, all right. So we've been on here for a minute. So I'm going to get into these donations right now. Dragonite Baby Lion said, Baby lions assemble. Sober Jay Lion is about to come back in the streets. Better be ready. No more yeah baby for the boy. So they're excited about Lush making his return. We got a text from Lush the other day that was basically saying that he's coming back in like two weeks. And then he's going to be on Blackout until then.
2:48:53Like Blackout. They smashed his electronics. You don't see studies. Yeah. So when is the two weeks? Two weeks is up next week? I think he's going to not be on this week and then the next week, and then he's going to come back. And you're not going to be here next week? I am not going to be here next week. We have to assemble some Avengers. Okay. Faxes only said, God bless the No Jumper crew during this holy month of Doughboy's birthday. Yes, this is a new holy month. They love Doughboy. We're never going to forget this month. We're not celebrating enough. We should have decorated the whole office.
2:49:24Doughboy made August with glaze that nigga popped the balloons Kyle popped that was the funniest thing is that when Kyle threw the cake at him and was like basically attacking him with all his might he grabs the balloon and goes up to him and pops the balloon in his face like that does anything like like what's that supposed to do and then he just puts it on I was in a hallway like they playing he was just trying to get her his skin you know some that's a weird attack just be like I'm gonna get this You probably really hurt Doughboy. Yeah, it would. Like, it was such a weird attack that if you saw it in the morning, you'd be so mad.
2:50:00You'd be so mad if you saw those pictures, those still frames of that shit. You would be ready to kill somebody. Damn blood ass was out. My blow up dog. His booty was out. He had the primer crack. That shit is funny, man. Ass out. All right, SIPM Smokey said, Keep spunky face off the pod. It was 100 times better without him. He is a racist, and his opinions are dog shit. he gonna argue just to argue and it's awful. He calls Spody racist? I think it's fun to publish, Spody. You know, he just pro-black. Yeah. You need somebody that's super - And I'm black, y 'all. And I'm black, y 'all. And I'm black, and I'm black, and I'm black.
2:50:37Hoodlum86 said, Adam telling Dobo to stand up for himself, but if anyone in that room swung on you, you'd never swing back. Munchie for president, 2028, let's go. For the record, I got skits on camera, pre-Jason Loves, so check me out. I was on Worldstar, punching people in the face in 2017. It wasn't pretty, but it was something. It was still straight right. And also, I'll beat up everybody in this whole building, just like Doughboy. Didn't he say that? Nah, Kyle said that, though. Kyle was like, I beat up this whole room. I beat up everybody in this building. Oh, he said that? Damn, he said that.
2:51:09He was talking crazy. Who said that? He said that when everybody, he was the only person in the room with him in Doughboy. Yo, you got all your apps turned blue on your phone? Yeah. Damn. Damn, Crip Mac? You ultimate Crip. You sick of Crip. You cripping for real. Oh, shit. Look at that. I didn't even know you could do that. That's hilarious. How you do that? Was that an app or something? Here we go. Bunchy laugh. I'm trying to turn all my shit right. No, no, no. Just turn. I'm B team, but sheesh. All right. K Blowen said, great to see Spody back. Please get him back on one of the shows. Let us know in the chat, in the comment section, if you want to see Spody back.
2:51:48Okay. Semajal Labib said, do you all think Diddy will join kickstream? Yes. Somehow I think he'll find a way that he'll do something bigger than that. Looney Tunes 4 said, just rent a gym like AB did and stream donut versus Spody. Poo. Donut instead of Doughboy. Poo versus Ricky. Camel Toe versus Moose. Jaleese versus Astrid. And Jess versus Barbie. It's up. My main issue I think would be. I would just have to get some money from some sponsors because I feel like nobody's going to want to fight for like$15. and that might be an issue, but I'm down. Hey, I could put money on each one of them phase they name and win.
2:52:29I feel like a lot of – okay, Jess is not fighting Barbie. That's not happening. Jaleese versus Astrid would be amazing. Astrid. Oh, man. Jaleese won't stun a girl, though. You should do it. Stun a girl with dog walker, bro. Stun a girl is famous. Stun a girl got – she's spunky, bro. She got a future ahead of her. Elise just ran up on Mayweather's daughter. That's not going to hit back. You know what I'm saying? She scared her. Bro, Astrid got game tape squabbling. You know what I mean? I'm trying to see some Astrid game tape. She got an OS? No, no, no. When I say game tape, I mean like squabble.
2:53:07She got a squabble on the internet. She's small, but I don't care. Man, I got money on Astrid. We can bet. You seen her get down? No, no. I just hear about this tape that's circulating around the time she was woofing on her. And then they said she did a good job. Steven's looking at Astrid OnlyFans on Google right now. Nah, not OnlyFans. I never wrote a wait. Oh, she got OnlyFans? I don't know. Because now the girls can't have the link in their bio. Girls used to be able to be kind of low-key on OnlyFans because they would have the link tree in the bio. And then that would have the OnlyFans at the very bottom of all the other social media.
2:53:39Why they can't have it? They can't because now if you have your OnlyFans in your bio, they'd be deleting your shits. All the girls are too scared to have that. Really? So now you got to do all this weird extra shit of having an extra account or like check my highlights for the links to OnlyFans or whatever. Oh, yeah, yeah. But no. Now it's harder to figure out who's the hoe. I got somebody, OnlyFans, linking my bio in my links. They ain't chipping on me. Oh, shit. Well, yeah, I don't think it happens like fairly. I think it's just like the bigger the girl is. No, I ain't selling no dick, though.
2:54:07They ain't chipping on me. They're like, they probably skipping me. Yeah, I don't know. All right, Paper Chaser said, Rios was a good fit for the Monday show. shout out to rios shout out tevin said i still can't believe doughboy showed up to that one stream with the free food and he wasn't even invited dude loves being there when he's not wanted on inglewood family gangsters just randomly put this i was such a surprise to see that at the end um yeah that was he did he did hung out that day but i encouraged doughboy to take a nap on the couch like he seems to love to do uh no face said the delusion is crazy ricky dough boy lush lol no jumper isn't the fed corner it's the psych ward i can see why you said that looney tune said the only difference between ricky and dough is ricky thinks he's cool but they're both dorks and dough rolls with the punches no pun we want both out ricky first dough embrace not dough Ricky and Bryce who he is.
2:55:05Yeah, he proud of who he is. Yeah, he proud. Wait, wait. Show this. That's seriously... This is Jaleese... This is Astrid right here. That's Astrid. Okay. Oh, shit. Can we... Always. Do we want to hear the audio of... Talk about another topic. I don't like her. And what do she want to do? Shut up. What do you want to do? Because you're talking too much. She wanted to get online. She wanted to get on mine. She wanted to clickbait. And I don't talk. And I don't talk. So what do you want to do? Hold on. So what do you want to do? My whole thing is These bitches are always talking Damn Josh you did that She don't talk Oh shit They got the security camera footage for this Why they have to edit it all crazy What the fuck Look at that booty poking out bro You guys stop the music Stop the music
2:55:56She went straight to work. Oh, she got a cold leg. She got some cool little shorts on. Bro, she looks so hot. So who y 'all got somebody on? I asked her. On the shorts. Yo, she don't got a BBL, huh? She does? Oh, damn. She got one. It's tasteful. Yo, she was hitting. What? Boom. Boom. Boom. Oh, my God. Yes. Oh, my God. I asked her to put the business. Damn. I don't even know who that is. Bro, that's going right in the spank bank. What the f***? That line-up with Feds y 'all named, I'm winning every bet. Who is that? Who is she beat up? Random. Who is Astrid? Astrid's a girl who does podcasts here that used to hang out with Josh.
2:56:40Wink, wink. No, actually, she came around because she's like Lush's ex's homegirl. Okay. Lush is going to be, if Lush was here, she would be like, that's my homegirl. It's not my homegirl. But that's how we met her. She'd be on the news like once a week usually. Okay, okay. From that, she looked like she got some dog in her. Bro, she's sexy as fuck. Hey, bro. God damn, Adam. Is it wrong? Drooling as shit. Should I not say that? Did that make her even more sexier to you? Yes. Yes, just how much more sexier did she get right now? Ashtray, fight and spend the night. Pull up. 20%. 20 %? Dead homies.
2:57:18I'm insane. So if she was an eight, come on, man. What? My bad, my bad, my bad. Come on. Put it on no-jubber crit. I was talking like ICP. So if she was at eight, she would have went to a 10 with that. Perhaps. Oh, shit. No, 11 at 10. So she went from a six to a five. She got a high-poiler in Atlanta. 9.5? 9.99. After the fade. Oh, shit. All right. EJC said, W-Dobo, Ricky is aight. Been getting better. and Moose Man, the best recent high off the show. Hashtag keep Doughboy. Shut up, Moose. Shut up, Doughboy. Keep Doughboy. Comptown said, we can't help gooning to Astrid. That's crazy, bro. You're out here.
2:58:04Versatillion said, Adam, is Ricky your cousin? People have been telling you that he's terrible for months and you keep ignoring it and making excuses for him. Is he your cousin? You know, I'm not trying to just cut people loose prematurely, man. I'm trying to give people some room to grow. Rick included. um mark uh okay slick the cool said that debate would suck because ricky be making shit up and don't know what he's talking about and dope boy has no clue what's going on in the real world yo dope boy does profess to be ignorant about so much shit hey but is it a thing where you could be so bad that it's good like in a podcast he's testing that hypothesis
2:58:43for real i know that's like pretty much what it is yeah and then you'd be so bad at your takes that people are like, nah, I still like his takes better. But it's different than like, even like, but Doughboy's like, the things he wants to argue about makes Spodyface's takes seem so reasonable. Yeah. And then he'll just bring it up over and over. Like, I got to hear like once a week, I got to hear Doughboy talk about how the game is so good. So much good content coming. Like, bro, just stop. Shout out to the game. But JE1786 said, Ricky is a solid contributor to the cast. Thank you for the 20 bucks.
2:59:16I appreciate that, bro. Chase has been a member for 16 months. He said, 22, please listen. Ricky is trash AF. It's like he just talks to hear himself. No good opinions. Your hair looking OD fake. Ricky is a bad look for no jumper. I'm growing my hair out. How do you feel about that? How long? Shoulder length. No, you're not. Dead homies. Swear to God. It's going to be an awkward period of time. It's going to be an awkward period of time where my hair is going to look fucked because when it's like this length, it's going to, like, what is that? but I'm gonna look like Jesus, bro. Did you ask Lena?
2:59:49Yeah. You told her that that's what you're about to do? I didn't ask her, I just told her. What did she say? Seems a little confused, but... A little apprehensive, or... I just, yeah, I don't know. I say so many crazy things, I don't think she knows what to think. But you really are about to grow that shit out. I would like to. Lose weight, grow your hair out, switch it up. Something new, right? Be an old guy with long hair? Why go to Turkey if you... Actually, damn, though. I should get another hair transplant and then grow it out. You seen Flacco's hairline? I thought that shit was incomplete.
3:00:28I think they did the head, they didn't do the beard, right? Yeah, they did the front part. Why have he got claustrophobic? Like, he was face down or some shit, you said? It was too much. Too much pain. He felt claustrophobic. It was like, he couldn't handle it. I'm going to have hair like... For a big dude to get claustrophobic, Like, imagine when the gang get up on you. Oh, yeah. You're going to shit yourself. For sure. You can't even be phased down. Sparks said, Ricky is cheeks. I second that. Bompton Bulbasaur said, bro, we don't care about punching on nobody over the internet. We honestly just don't care for Ricky and his stupid ass takes.
3:01:04I'd rather have Doughboy for sure. Bompton Bulbasaur also said, literally, fuck with Kyle and Jaleese more than Ricky. He literally brings nothing to the pot. but at least keep that shit entertaining. Shout out to everyone but Ricky. I don't want Jalees around me. I don't want nobody trying to bat a nigga in. Weird shit, bro. Young Choppa is rapid-fire donating. He said, Adam, ease up on Doughboy or else. Then he said, Moose always finishes people's sentences and never lets anybody land without him trying to finish other people's thoughts other than that he's solid. I actually do agree with that criticism, that Moose, his spatial awareness in terms of jumping into the podcast is difficult because sometimes it feels like he's just sort of ad-libbing a little too heavy but also i understand these he wants to get his shit off and you got to jump in there but there's like five people you're trying to get your your turn in you know what i mean like you're trying to get in there it's tough i understand the struggle um young chop also said i'm in the bathroom i work just to send these super chats so appreciate that bladham i do appreciate it he said mod me up adam it's my birthday doughboy voice um i will consider it but i'm scared of modding the wrong guy you know they'd be going crazy with power sgf24 said doughboy is growing on people i focus with him he's just cringe sometimes sir k tivo said w rios a team a team debate style podcast is a dope idea picking teams and doing a debate style topic 10 minutes each person then winner loser on each topic.
3:02:32I agree. I'm going to honestly, I'm going to try to talk to Josh and start setting that up for next week. Maybe next week can be a week of pod battles. Maybe it should be like a tournament. Go to team captains. Who picking a team? No, no. Okay. But this is the thing. I think we should do the one-on-one battles because that's easier. And then go to the team thing. I'm spanking everybody. Well, you have to be here for the thing. I agree. But I think while I'm gone, that we should set up a bunch of pod battles. Who chooses the winner? The fans in the chat. Okay. Get the vote. Slash like maybe the, some people are judging, but.
3:03:10The chat get the last word. I want that. And that's cool because that encourages fuck shit. They love fuck shit. So they're going to vote for fuck shit. Metal Matt said, people talk about Doughboy to his face. People talk shit about Adam behind his back. Who's really the lame? Fuck Adam. What they talking about? Look like they scared Adam. receipts, buddy. Mendela said, Adam, you want all these debates but have no conservatives on the show. Audience is bigger than California and we want some representation. I mean, I do want to bring up, I don't know if you remember Brandon, Munchy. I kind of want to put Brandon with Doughboy.
3:03:45Didn't Brandon, Moose Man spanked Brandon already though, right? It's up to people who they thought won that one. I was hearing that Moose Man won. I mean, I guess I would probably say that because I agree with Moose Man more than Brandon on politics, but I really want to see Doughboy and Brandon sit down together. I think Brandon will make Doughboy cry, bro. That's not nice. Cry? It would be entertaining. He'd be harsh. He got white boy harshness. Do you think Brandon would pull punches? Would Brandon hold back or do you think Brandon would just use this as an opportunity to let loose? He'd make I think it's not good for Doughboy right now.
3:04:28It's not good for his mental health. We got to build him up a little before we put him with a monster like Brandon. Yeah. You got to like do the crib back. Put Brandon with J-Hood. I don't know if I'm good. He's not like somebody. If he could kick. He debated one of the top guys, I think. Well, but. Audacity. Okay. For Brandon to sit down with J-Hood is whatever because Brandon's already made it clear. Yeah, I was from a gang, but I'm over the street shit. I think the street shit sucks it's stupid but at the end of the day he he would figure out after looking you up for five minutes like what kind of dude you are pretty much and I don't think that would really be like great content but Doughboy is not a street dude Doughboy does not really have an excuse so I feel like Brandon would interrogate him and give him a really hard time about a lot of shit and would pursue it aggressively because I think Doughboy or Brandon once he figures out a dude is a gangster it's just like okay i get it like i know who you are i'm not gonna like fight with you over like how stupid i think the streets are or whatever but with somebody like doughboy i could see that really bringing a lot of life out of brandon don't wait wouldn't even get a word in with brandon you won't hear figure out who does brandon you got it the nigga with the pink belt i mean almighty suspect pulled a knife on him on the podcast and spit on him and spit on him security had to break it up it actually makes him sound like a he's he's like a black belt oh yeah nah he is he's like a real martial arts dude but he's also a fat ass but he ran from Jumby Gumby?
3:06:00Jumby who's Jumby? the guy with his oh the MMA guy or whatever man that nigga was talking crazy bro he ran from Jumby he did that was weird but I feel people's like the conservative defiant Brandy would be valuable but what's the what's the libtard for conservative like what's the the too far conservative because I would like one that's like middle. I don't know. Because there's some that are just so far that way and then the lefts are so far that way. What do you call a right-wing person that's like annoyingly right-wing? Yeah. I don't really know. Like fringe right-wing. Something like that.
3:06:37There's probably a lot of good nicknames that are not popping into my head right now. Officer Tatum type. That nigga's a weirdo. You like Tatum? I'm siding with Tatum. I can't stand Tatum. He need a fade. I ain't watch that much of his shit, so I can't really say that. He got an identity crisis. I agree with him about, like, everybody being conspiracy theorists, psychopaths when it comes to Nolan Wells. Yeah. The conspiracy thing, yeah. I feel like he is representing the side of sanity when it comes to Nolan Wells. I can't really speak on the rest of his arguments. I actually watched a debate that he did with the 20 versus 1 thing on Jubilee.
3:07:14Are you talking about Brandon getting no views? Yeah. Oh, yeah. No, that was a flock of recruits. you know he like he was he was a viral way guy for a while there and they and they flock over crews he's go viral no the viral way is a podcast in long beach it's true munchy um holy shit he forced me on no jumball and then flaco loves he stayed sir k tivo said adam i guarantee you have looked around a room before and at least two people in that room are like adam stared me down and you would be like, huh, who? That is true. I don't, I just stare at everybody. J Loves Football said, Adam, is it pointless to send Super Chats to your Adam and Wack show given the fact that you never read them, knowing we only send them for that?
3:07:56I blame the Edgars. They need to bring it up on the screen and remind me. That ain't true. Edgar K. You just don't even want to read them. You don't want to read them? I want to. That's funny as fuck. You know what they want to say. I'm actually pissed if I missed out on some good ones yesterday when I did the Adam and Wack part because that sounds hilarious. And you bounced. I did. I left you. What the fuck? uh-oh you was on there rios what'd he say you was asian and shit no no no because there were so many people on the room like i had rios come and i had this other guy willie beeman yeah yeah my boy he's a psycho he's he's from insane i guess he's from long beach right yeah and and it was a coincidence that they both have to be from insane but then willie brings like a bunch of his homies and they're getting like kind of hyphy in here and pop smokes killer that kid block star he was there and it's like all of a sudden the whole room like the energy's kind of wild and and obviously whack is talking his ass off and shit and we did like three hours or some shit and then i had to go and i was like if i say i gotta go they're gonna end the pod right now and i'm gonna have to say bye to everybody and stuff so i was like i'm gonna just say i'm going to the bathroom and then i left you put a rick raw i didn't come back yeah i just did he put a rick raw i knew what he took his bag it was over but i don't want to leave my bag with my shit around all these random people and shit.
3:09:12They said that the dude who robbed and hogtied Jet BZ was one of the dudes who was there yesterday on the WAP show. Good job. The dude who robbed and killed Papa Smoke was one of the people that you've been in that league. It was a messy ass room. Yeah, gang of killers and people. It wasn't really messy though. Three hours plus is a long time for the Adam and WAP show. Nah, we did almost four hours. That's a long time. I was gone for like the last 45. Y 'all should be like an hour and 10 minutes. I know. and act called in yeah that was a big part of it is that whack ended up talking to act for like a half hour why you didn't let me come in when act was you didn't want me to talk i was trying to make it so that it was like a clearly demarcated like hour and a half of topics willie beeman comes on for an hour then rios comes on for an hour and that really didn't work so yeah i would have had you come in so willie was supposed to come in first yeah it was supposed to be like separate segments to the same podcast but then it just kind of everybody came together we had i ended up having like a good ass conversation at the end it was just me and me and whack oh yeah like uh 30 30 40 minutes he talked about you he talked about how you know he you know he's a businessman and and when i got out of the pen i'm saying i don't gotta oh hanging parks i'd I park in my backyard.
3:10:31My daughter will never see a sidewalk. You ain't seen a sidewalk in 25 years. No, none of that. I was actually, I think, asking some good questions, like making connections between streets and here and, like, how all this, like, how you navigating this shit. Don't try to humanize whack. There's no humanity left. Navigate what? Between here and the streets? It's pure chaos. Like, between, like, elites and the streets and how you can go back and forth and be in Miami and calling shots. And it was like, it was. I think I'll just have to watch it. Yeah. I don't understand. All right. No Jumper's non-paid hitman says, shout out to Munchie B team, elite team.
3:11:14Shout out to Rios, J-Hood, and the 22-ster. Welcome back, Spody. All we're missing is Nick, the biggest joint, W-Pod today. Appreciate that, man. Hood Logic has been a member for 16 months. He said, the lawyer represents Dirk. Dirk's not going to court. Dirk's not going to court not knowing what the lawyer is about to say. Anyone who's been to jail knows that. We cannot argue about this right now. The lawyer didn't say nothing wrong. I agree with that. Nofay said, his legal team is him. Munchie and J-Hood's wrong. He got snitched on and told back. Simple as that. Your lawyer is your mouth. That's cool.
3:11:46Your lawyer is your mouthpiece. I mean, you paid to say it. Dragonite Blood said, Adam, add Moose to that battle. Dude is lucky you're focused on Doughboy because dude is a mediocre podcast. Oh, and he turned down a fade on his stream. Stop the cap. Why you got to be tough to be a podcaster? Free Moose. Right. You ain't got to be tough to be a podcaster. He left his Norte ways behind. They look at that like, on those over, you got to be tough to be a podcaster. Why you can't turn down a fade and be a good podcaster? Free Moose. Right. No, you're right. It's just, I think they got caught up in a little phase, and they just transitioned into the new phase.
3:12:21Hmm. Sema said, salute to the podcast. someone please explain to me how come duty low is a co-conspirator and he is free would he be considered a rat no he's considered an undicted co-conspirator yeah so i i saw a video of setting nash basically breaking down that topic you can find it on his instagram if you want but basically he said that they already had the address that they got it from somebody else so that like duty did wait there, but they didn't end up indicting him because maybe him getting the information didn't end up being the first person to provide the information. I don't know if that makes sense.
3:13:00I feel like that was what he was saying. I'm surprised you're repeating anything he said he now say. You think that man got credibility? He's kind of becoming a name out here in the breaking news hip-hop space. You can run naked on a freeway and get a name. I'm saying dude, he got credibility. The crisis actor thing was weird. But besides that, I don't know. It seems like he's got some good scoops. what about what about aunt kiddo bick you son that was a weird one a lot of people got a lot of stuff wrong no that'll debacle george bush 33 said when will you guys understand that we actually dislike ricky we actually don't like him or his personality uh stezy muslim said spody has too much bias in all his arguments much love to today's crew though precise 1009 said jeezy is better than gucci good to see spody back on what's up with brick and aunt jay hood rios and munchie with y 'all.
3:13:48Shout out. Appreciate you, man. Comptown said, J-Hood's prison Twitter gotta be fire. Man, that phone's sticky. Yeah, it's a motherfucker. Yo, I love you letting your shirt ride up so they get to see the zipper. Oh, yeah. That's hard. The Real Baby Chad said, don't let Kyle back unless J-Hood is there. I fucking did the whole squad except for Adam and Josh. They some blusters. Also, Wack turned down big deals fade. Hey, how many zippers around No Jumper, I wonder? Got all these felons. It's him, right? No, I got one. That's what I said. I wonder how many again. Oh, you do? Yeah. Oh, shit. Mine probably worse, though.
3:14:28Oh, yeah. I went to a good hospital. No, I just had three surgeries. He fat. No, for real. They tell me to sit her side off. Oh, you went to sit her side off? Yeah, I got shot on Hollywood and Kalinga. Oh, shit. On Halloween one year. My shit neat. Motherfucka, sit her side off. You only had one surgery. You got the mommy makeover? He had one surgery. My shit. Yeah, yours ain't that bad. Yeah, my shit neat. Bitches like my shit. It is deep, though, on the bottom part. The part above your belly button is tiny. That means he had one surgery. Yeah. Because once I... Oh, sleep. If you had... Okay.
3:15:03They did the first surgery. Boom. I couldn't shit. I couldn't shit. Two weeks. Really? I came close to having shit back just go around. You know what I'm saying? What year was that? 2010. They had to take me off all opioids because it was slowing down my intestines. So I had to go get another surgery because my stomach became distended. What is that? My stomach up. It took my six pack from me. I'll not on your behalf. Hey, hey, hey. This nigga ain't never had a six pack. I had one, man. That's a good excuse. I had one. That should be your make-a-wish moment is you still get a six-pack even though you got shot.
3:15:47That's like Kanye rapping through the wire. You go get a six-pack anyway, even with that zipper. Hey, I didn't know how important these abdominal muscles was until I got shot. Until you got shot. I got carried. Then I was getting out the bed like this. Everything you move like. Roll over. Does it feel fine now? Then I was on a walker. You still healing, huh? Who, me? Yeah. I think I'm good now. I'm still healing. I'm good now. I'm finally healed. um teeny christini said this plus nick equals best crew munchie is amazing the world needs to know munchie spody is what is that a duck no spody is five or it might be the this the whatever j hood is coup and rios hella legit and now officially the best of laugh at no jumper oh Oh, yeah.
3:16:32Adam is a 'ight, too. Appreciate you, bro. Rios came in and became the most mature host. That's dad. Appreciate that, man. We're doing it. That's dad. Pause. I'm dad. That's dad. That ain't up. That's dad. That's daddy. That's hella funny. That was dad. Big League Jew said Munchie needs to hit up Mark from Soft White Underbelly to get that major bum B for his unique life story. I'm not going to know. That nigga, he introduced. What? Don't he interview processers and smokers? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, I don't even know a smoker. The last time I hit up Mark about somebody was OG Suicide, and he was like, I don't interview rappers.
3:17:11I'm like, oh, okay. Man, give me some money, though. You got to give me more than you get to need. They probably will give you some money. You did Vlad yet? I tried. I told Vlad to interview him. Dude, that would be a cold one. He didn't get back to me on it. I don't know. He don't see the vision yet. We're going to find it out, though. Shake That Monkey 420 said, when Doughboy takes a picture, he says, extra cheese.
3:17:36I don't know why that's so funny. Extra cheese. You're so horny. Everybody say, extra cheese. Or just cheese. Oh, shit. You think he closed the door with his hips when he's at home in the refrigerator? That's crazy. Close the door with his hips. Don't let it. Let's not work. Close the door with his hips is diabolical. I think T-Rell do that too. T-Rell for sure closed the door with a hit. He ain't got no arm card. When y 'all was on the last Monday show, I was outside texting like, bro, bag on this nigga Adam. Bro, get on him. He was acting like he didn't see the text. I saw that shit. Man, come on, bro.
3:18:17I'm so glad he's out of the group chat. Just kidding. Just kidding. But it's kind of nice, honestly. Like less mental illness. Mix Marshall Mike said, Adam, now the loud minority might. Adam NMW the loud minority might say there is a larger quieter sector of your chat with a brain who thinks that discussing the etiquette slash skills of good bad podcasting is interesting but he's saying that people won't care about the pod battles listen I think that's good content it's good content we gotta do something we can't play Fortnite we're gonna do something GTA 6 it didn't come out yet the trailer came out But still, that's going to be crazy when it drops.
3:19:00Cumbtown sent a 20 ball set. Me and Adam are going out for burgers soon. Burgers and gooning and masterminding the no jumper future. Fire Ricky. I've never been to L.A., so you've got to take me to all the spots, especially the Fig. He would be upset to find out that I also have not been to many of the spots. I have not been to Fig. I mean, I've been on Figueroa Avenue, but not the part that you probably want to go to. I know the bombest places to eat. What part you want to go to? Cumball? Cumbtown. Grab the mic. Cumbtown. Grab the mic. I see you. Your name was Cumbtown. He wants you to come. He wants to come to L.A.
3:19:34He likes Cumb. Show him around the city. He wants you to take him straight to the prostitution. They got a hoe. Yeah, he wants to fuck. Shout out Cumbtown. Cumbtown also said Adam's a real gooner. Shout out to Astrid. I just found out what a gooner was. I still don't know. I'm just listening. A gooner is somebody who watches a lot of porn. and beats themselves raw. Oh, that's a gooner? I might be a gooner.
3:20:02He's like, what? If you did more than five years in prison and you had a cell phone. Listen, like, I would call someone a gooner if they told me that, like, they jerk off for an hour. But some of these guys will be jerking off all day. And one time I interviewed this girl who's some sort of, like, weird, like cam girl thing where like dudes pay her money and she basically like encourages them to just beat their shit for like hours and hours and hours at a time without coming just edge for for like forever and like it's like a dominatrix type thing so she's like talking to them they're like they're pieces of shit you better not come you asshole yeah you piece of shit you filthy like just trashing them this girl's super hot when i it was like just regular old sex it was great but uh man like the homegirl did uh still boy blue yeah kinda she was like degrading she degrades these guys get this bottle in your ass they give her a lot of money you know he back in jail they say he in there tripping nah he on the 50 50 yard one that you think is from the hood damn freak he in jail he in prison you mean catapulted one yard what'd he do I don't know smoke some crystal wild out throw some shit fingered his butt again Mr.
3:21:17Pape Taker said I grew up on 7th by Darby around the same years as Munchy. Always was very solid and made sure all his folks were straight and still does. I'm glad you made it out, old friend. Oh, yeah. That's what's up. That part, isn't it? It's true. Gang, gang. Dre Go Get Him said, bring back Brandon to run up the Super Chats. Kyle versus Brandon will go crazy. Appreciate that, man. Yeah, I agree. We got to do that. Hopefully next week. I think Brandon was out of town for a minute. That's better. Kyle and Brandon. I want Kyle to get physical. I want Kyle to come with a whole fifth of dudes say, hey, that shit will be funny.
3:21:49I'm really putting Kyle in the straight jacket, though. We got to get a straight jacket, and then he got to reimburse me for the straight jacket. That shit probably, like, 150 bucks. Now you give him some mittens. And walk him in on Alibaba. Walk him in on a dolly, too. Honestly, handcuffing him would be pretty good. Like, he can't really do anything. Turtle suit? Even if he's handcuffed in the front, it's like, wait, he's not going to kill him. Man, we putting extras on Kyle, but Kyle is on his butt. We should get a kiddie pool and fill it up with butter and make Dogoy eat it. I was going to say, what's it called?
3:22:19Jell-O. and throw Kyle and Doughboy in there. A wrestling match. A Jell-O match. We're close on, though. Crazy. It'll be funny. I think Doughboy got that win. The most important thing is that Doughboy needs to consent to whatever exchanges they get into because everything with them two sounds like it could go left. Oh, you could do sumo wrestling with Doughboy versus everybody pushing out in circles. We need another really fat guy. I'm very interested in anything fighting with Doughboy. That's why I'm kind of like, why is this Spuddy facing Doughboy talk still happening? Nobody want to see Doughboy fight, bro.
3:22:56Doughboy don't want to admit that him fighting Spudboy is the dumbest thing ever. Well, I raced him. I was running backwards. You almost beat him? When he run, he put his arms up. He really... Yo, whose body would you rather have, Flacco or Doughboy?
3:23:15I don't know. Flacco got ass.
3:23:21I don't think I don't know He's just lost in thought thinking about his ass I don't think I want either one of them But Flacco has an odor though I've never been around Flacco He got an odor? I think that's the old Flacco Oh that is part of your body I guess I was thinking more like the shape of your body Oh so he really has an odor I never smelled it He used to smell back in the day I think he like didn't know he had to use deodorant Yeah that's the old Flacco Like, like, the old guy. He's an educated man. He knew he had to use the internet. No, no, no. Before I came on, he was Stanky Flacco.
3:23:52Yeah. Oh, you gave him the. No, I didn't give him shit. Inglewood. Yes, he just woke up. Rios, do I have your permission to read this donation if it's, like, very federal and something you would obviously not answer? Yeah, go ahead. Yo, Rios, is it true that the Insanes and Rolling 80s were behind the Marathon Burger shooting, according to your homie Flacco? I have no fucking idea. What does he know? Holy shit. He's probably pretty glad he wasn't there. I was not expecting that. Shit. I have no idea. I'm glad I asked first. I don't know. It's my birthday. I don't know. It's my birthday? Oh, shit.
3:24:31All right, last one. 909 Trophy said, long-time watcher of No Jumber here. Dough girl more entertaining than you, Adam. Stop bullying, Kuh. You threw zero punches in a boxing rim. Guarding Crip JK, though. shout out garden crypt that's sacramento yeah sacramento taking up for a dough boy you put a shout out your neighborhood
3:24:5699 okay go back to riverside go drink a monster you fuck um shout out to everybody who watched this was a fun pod i had a grand old time shout out to all the members had like 800 of y 'all in the chat so that was pretty pretty valid um this is actually this one's so good i think i'm just going to drop it Sunday. Yeah, try on the Adam and Wax show out. Give the fans a little sprinkle. Are we going to dirt? We going to dirt? You down? I'm down. We going to hop in the whips? I got to eat real quick and I'm good. Let's go. You guys got to get there. You're going to be in traffic. I know, but they said that it starts letting out at like 4 or 5.
3:25:37Okay. You going to go? I got to pick up my son. All right. Nah, I was going to go about that. He cares more about his son than dirt. That's crazy. I ain't no care at all about that motherfucker. That's crazy. Hey, you know I got OTF-tetted. I know. I think about that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Stole that shit. Hey, man. Stole that shit. This shit was dope. So you're going to start releasing these as good ones? You're going to release on Sundays when you like them? You know, I just feel like Spody coming back. That's a big time. People might appreciate it on a Sunday. Laura, let's drop this NJ show Sunday after WAC well, that's going to be late though because the WAC pod is like four hours and then this is four hours so that means it'll be like all day so like 8 p.m.
3:26:22so that's pretty good so cancel your schedule and just sit at home and watch No Jumper if you didn't watch this whole one oh, so from like Thursday news then it's going to be this and then from that oh, no, no, no no, no, no, no I'm confused Almost. Shout out to everybody who watches. We love you. Hit the like button. Shout out Rios. Society of Freedom on YouTube. Let's go. Shout out J-Hood. He be showing you how to make a shank on YouTube. And shout out to Munchie B. Morals over money. Search it up. Shout out to the Edgars. Shout out to Friday. Because it's my day. Next week. Pod battles. Hold your head, Ricky.
3:26:59You're fucked. Doughboy. You're fucked. I just realized I'm looking at the wrong camera. We out. We out.
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