The NJ Show #372: Young Thug Snitched?? More LA RICOs, Akademiks vs Roc Nation

29:32Hey, I mean, they got some type of real tension. No, there's a... I thought he was a record executive, like a nigga who was a manager of artists. No. Finn, Finn, listen, bro. Listen, bro. No, no, no, no, no, no. Now, hold on, bro. we gotta address that shit bro Crip Mac is the only nigga slow enough to make ODM Slim his manager stop it bro be real my nigga I love Crip Mac I love Crip Mac that's my nigga I fuck with Crip Mac but he's the only nigga dumb enough or slow enough to make ODM Slim in charge of his business and while he was in charge of his business and while he was in charge of charge off his business, CritMac signed a 360 deal to Christopher Lovejoy and some other niggas and lost his YouTube channel with 200 plus subscribers.

30:27It's gone. That's gone. Gone. How the hell they take it? Slim is a terrible manager. Slim allowed CritMac to sign a 360 deal and give away a channel with 200 plus subscribers. No, 200k plus subscribers for$10 ,000. The entire channel. That's fully monetized too, by the way. He gave it away because he didn't want to wait the 19 days for the assets to come. So, again, bro, he made like 30 plus K that month. He couldn't even wait the 19 days for the 30 K to come. He signed over his full channel to get a 10 K advance on some bread you have coming already. And what's his percentage? I mean, I was about to say, how much ODM get?

31:20I don't know. But guess what happened, though? Not much. Right? Right? Right? Apparently, right? So after doing it, Krip Mac realized that he signed over his entire channel, and then he started another channel and began posting. But then, like, that channel never really, like, you know, like. Took off. You feel me? And so, bro, you listen, bro. Krip Mac was doing 100K per video when he was on his main channel. And he signed over that channel for 10K. Yeah. Everybody thinks they're managing. I'll just keep 55%. You take the rest. It was probably like, that's literally. Speaking of management, what the hell's going on with Young Thug?

32:00Oh, he's a rat, right? And his managing of his snitching allegations. What side are you on? Okay, no, no hair. So from my perspective, I don't think it's snitching, but from his perspective, it's snitching. Meaning this, Young Thug has the criteria. And when Young Thug came home, bro, he was making calls behind the scenes trying to blackball people, telling other rappers, don't fuck with Rollo, don't fuck with Gunna, don't fuck with Duke, don't fuck with this nigga and that nigga alone. So, bro, he was really blackballing niggas for no reason. so according to Young Thug if you speak to the police you are right yeah and not only that but if you look at it like throughout his entire career he's been very outspoken yeah yeah yeah very vocal about it he hated 6ix9ine he was very very of course I ain't gonna lie the part that got me like the most bro that like threw me off was when he told the police like I'm not trying to block y 'all case and say that it wasn't dude oh yeah like nigga if you In every situation, you should be trying to block the police case, gang.

33:03If you ain't trying to block it, what you're trying to do? Help it? That's crazy because we deeply analyzed. Like Ross had brought up several clips. That wasn't even one of the things that we discussed. Oh, that even the worst part, though. That's bad. Listen, bro. Listen, bro. He said a lot of crazy shit. At the end of the interview, he gave the police his personal phone number and says, please, please, please, whatever we talk about, don't make it public. And gave them his personal cell. And then he told them what the streets was talking about. Because he said that the streets were saying that the Ross dude is the one that did it.

33:35He said supposedly Pee Wee Ross. Yeah. They're saying. Yeah, yeah. I don't know what they're saying. He didn't even say it. He also said, so in Young Thug's eyes, what he's saying is, I did this to spin the cops. Now, when I first heard that there was a two-hour interrogation with Young Thug, I'm like, why? You feel me? Why does this even exist? that based on his code, the code that him and everybody that is with that street life subscribes to says that if you're going to get interrogated, talk to my motherfucking lawyer. I've got nothing to say. You feel me? No, no, no, no, no. Be honest. No, no, no.

34:13No, Victor. No. No, I understand he had the situation. No, no, no, no, no, no. But that was unrelated and the cops when they came and told them they were interrogating him said it wasn't for that. No, no, no, no. No, he volunteered to do the two-hour interview. Wait, what did he volunteer? He didn't volunteer. No, he volunteered to go. He wasn't forced or subpoenaed. No, he volunteered to go do it himself willfully. Yes, like I said, he was not. They said, we want to talk to you. It's not about, because I think he had just, there was just the whole thing with the beatdown. What did he tell him?

34:48What did he say? Like, what did he tell him? I haven't seen it yet. So he alluded to several things, right? This was right after Lil Wayne, the tour bus shooting. I've seen the tour bus one. I've seen that Lil' B. So this is right after that. And they're like, he alluded it to being, hearing that it was Pee Wee Roscoe. And he'd been like, well, you know, I guess they're saying it was Roscoe. Nah, no, sorry. That's one of only several things. Go ahead. Yeah, right, but sorry. So look, so in that aspect, so nobody is saying that he told the police or even you know that that that like that like that like roscoe shot the gun they're saying drugs every day talking about the relationship with little wayne yeah yeah right yeah so look no look so is that part is when people say yo you told the police that roscoe sold drugs to little wayne that's the same but because unless you talk to your mic is slow.

35:47The reason why, the reason why is because even though this little Pee Wee Roscoe, he fought that case for like four or five years. It wound up being dismissed. You feel me? But... You're talking about the shooting, right? Correct. Okay. And it got dismissed. It got overturned. It got overturned. It got overturned. Yeah. Right? And then he wound up getting a drug charge on the tail end of that in Florida, which he had to do time for. So people are saying that he snitched because he got caught for fucking what? Selling drugs. What did fucking young thug say he was doing? Oh, this guy. He also, he quote unquote breaks the law every day.

36:24He said he breaks the law every day and he quote unquote Wait, this is coming from Doug Mouth? Yes, this is in his irrigation. He breaks the law every day and he quote unquote said that he brought what was bringing drugs to Wayne. I'll be real though. That's why they're saying he's a snitch. Doug is treating Doug is doing what he treated. You said what happened? I heard it for like two minutes. He said something about shooting somebody. That's probably the Rothschild situation. That's the clip I seen. Yeah, I heard him say it. I don't think he would do that. How do y 'all feel about that? It was something about him shooting somebody.

36:55How do y 'all feel about that? Because Thug attacked gunning. Okay, and this is why. And like he said, it was a bunch of cars even saying don't mess with Raylo. Let's hear. Okay. But wait though, right? But let's at least hear and see the actual assets first, and then we can discuss it. So I'll play this first clip.

37:16This motherfucker Wayne from New Orleans. I'm from Atlanta. This nigga was in that line room and I was in New Orleans. I said, what the fuck? That was so weird. This nigga fucking shot at this nigga to us. I don't know. Honestly, I don't know who the fuck did it. They said Rossville. I don't want to, I ain't finna, I don't want to block, I don't want to like block out y 'all case by saying Rossville ain't gonna, Rossville ain't do that. You know my Roscoe? Hey, man, I'm a fucking scrub. That fool. I'm like, you shot at somebody, bro? But I don't fucking know, because every day they grow a fucking ball.

37:56I don't know. I honestly don't know. This motherfucker... We need to listen to more of this. That nigga snitch. That is a rat. That nigga snitch. That nigga snitch. That was the part I was talking about. That was the part I was talking about. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Sorry. Flacco, you're not going to spin this. That nigga snitched. Wait till... Wait till... Let's just... No. Okay, yeah, yeah, here. Yeah. Yeah, so play this too. And then, like, let's just go through, like, thugs tweets. We got to listen to nigga snitch again. Daisy. Yes, sir. Promises. Make promises. Just keep promises. Whatever you...

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39:41Serious Murders. FX's The Shards premieres August 5th on FX and Hulu. What the hell was that? That's him giving his cell number. Yeah, now look though. Oh, by the way, you forgot the bologna sandwich. Let's just like, yeah. It's over a sandwich? Wait. Hold on, hold on. I'll wait. so then after like the footage of Thug like giving him like his phone number and then saying what like please don't make public what we talk about some paperwork surfaced of the first 48 detective, Detective Quinn he's like an OG he's like a mad famous dude and he said yo when Thug was younger Thug gave me information in the back of my squad car off the record about a murder he wanted to testify under perjury this is true Thug and him filed hella motions to stop him from doing the claiming that he's lying but when you look at the video footage of Thug telling him folks whatever we talk about don't say nothing against my shit that makes this a whole lot easier to believe that you did that now Thug actually responded back to this let's go to like the tweets please coping quick, pressured up by 24 hours.

41:11Lush, can you read that? Young Thug said, they didn't play my interrogation video in court because I helped my brother. Man, this nigga's a snitch. Why you keep trying to weigh this? The nigga snitch. I'm heartbroken too. Fuck him. Listen to what Thug said about it first. Listen, if you watch First 48, we know the niggas in the South are telling nigga that so this is just par for the course they have a whole fucking series they don't make a series unless they know they're gonna have enough content to to satisfy you niggas in louisiana is telling niggas in atl is just telling we gotta accept the no snitching shit is over bro like to keep beating this dead horse acting surprised is like riding the same fucking roller coaster over and over nigga at some point you just gotta say we know niggas is telling y 'all get out here doing shit in front of these rap niggas and whoever else, Lil Meech and all them, just expect to be told on, man, you're done for doing it.

42:10But here's the thing, when you're standing on this pillar of grandiose. A pillar of drug use? Hold on, but that's what fucked me up. Because you like literally condemned Gunna and tried to like literally fuck up his whole upbringing and his whole rollout because he was a rat. And now look what you're doing. He's 100 % a rat too, by the way. There's nothing that doesn't say about this. On top of that, one of the things that made a lot of people gravitate towards Thug beyond the super original eccentric style that he had was the fact that he was able to push boundaries, dress like he's fucking an androgynous lesbian robot.

42:46He is a lesbian. With painted nails and skirts, but still maintains street cred. And that made him extra fascinating to a lot of people. No, no, no. I'm telling you that. Block of Lush. The streets are so bullshit that anything can be co-signed if a certain person says, yeah, we own that now. The same dude that'll call you gay and question your sexuality will look at Young Thug in a dress and be like, yeah, I'm going to bump his music. There was some dudes on something I was watching talk about. Niggas was criticizing. Niggas was criticizing. I'm one of those people he's referring to. I would call people gay.

43:22Niggas was criticizing Kingpil. niggas was criticizing king pill for painting his nails which i'm not with that but the same people was worshiping young thug who've been doing that so it's just hypocrisy bro no no but but but like there is an aura of selective politicking no but when there's an aura of credit yes you're making that's 100 right you're cooking but here's but here's the thing when there's this aura of i'm still a thug though hey get is damn near like omar from the wire syndrome anybody you know If this guy was a thug, there ain't nobody want no smoke with Omar. He'll fucking have your whole family killed.

43:57So you're the type of dude who if somebody put thug in their name, they're a thug. Nah, nothing to do with that. But we knew because... Thugnificent. I told you. People were... That was a prophecy. And they always like telling the future in the episodes. Thugnificent. No, but here's the thing. So I'm telling you a lot of people were researching and looking. Oh, he Cleveland. He from this block. He a real blood. Big slime. But what's understood does not need to be explained. I could look at how a nigga carrying himself and say this dude could act as tough as he want. Deep down inside, the dude's a closet homosexual.

44:37He has a drug habit. The dude clearly was jealous of little Wayne. He came in the game on some fuck shit because he came in like Birdman's personal attack dog on Wayne because Wayne wouldn't roll over for Birdman. So if you look at the street, if you look at the way the streets look at that, the nigga really was bullshit from jump. But the way the streets is, if certain people co-sign you, you're going to be accepted. But my point with this whole thing is this. I told y 'all way back when we first discussed this. I said all them niggas snitched. That's why nobody got found guilty. There was no way everybody was going to not roll over and nobody was going to be found guilty.

45:16They all told, bro. You guys all got a snake. I said that. I said that. You guys might not remember, but I said that. I said they all told something. That's why they all got off without really no charge. No, but just like this moral high horse that Thug was riding on. Yeah, look bad. This man wears dresses. If he was gunna, what would you do? Would you diss him? Fuck yeah, bro. Shut up. If that nigga's right here, you can play some. Because he's successful. If I'm gunna. He came out and got on. If I'm gunna. And young Thug does that? Are you kidding me, bro? Yeah, yeah. What we watched was 100 % snitching.

45:49So it's like now I do expect the industry to turn on him like they was turning on other people. It's like Munchie B said yesterday. Munchie B ranked the order of snitching. I want to know what you guys take on this. He said the gold medalist in this whole scenario, yeah, got him. You feel me? Still the gold medalist snitching in this. Silver medalist, he gave it to Thug. Bronze medalist, gonna. Now, obviously, YSL, Woody, you got to insert probably. he's either like the super gold y 'all owe y 'all owe woody an apology y 'all owe setty nash an apology if he could find his way to 60s i'm gonna apologize to him look listen so they're right exactly he can't name street but this is what i'm telling you that's why i told setty nash why are you apologizing nigga when you say you saw paperwork and based on what you saw woody ain't no snitch he should have stood on his square all but instead he went and apologized god knows why and now we're finding out they was all snitching the snow snitching days are over if you get caught nigga and you don't snitch all you're doing is waiting for them niggas to snitch on you but i have a better idea just don't do crime my nigga like for sure just do something else somewhat mischaracterizing that because because this fool said he he uh he apologized to his own community on behalf of bringing that guy there that they didn't want there it had nothing to do with, he wasn't like apologizing to the world at large.

47:14Yes, he was, because they said he was a snitch, specifically, you brought a snitch, a rat to the hood, and he apologized even though he knew in his heart, and from what he said he saw, that bro wasn't a rat, like bro, now bro looks stupid, because now bro looks like he just got forced to apologize, because they all snitched, they all snitched, you know when you get, have you ever, you've been arrested? Don't make it, don't make it better, it's just everybody should get the same treatment you know what i'm saying yeah straight across the board for sure so everybody gets the same treatment that so if if thug go to these hoods we don't fuck with none of them if thug go to these hoods if thug go to these hoods i want to see the same energy oh no bros are rap bros of this bros of that look the whole thing is this if you are getting told on or somebody or you're telling on somebody back in the day when we would get arrested it was like this they gonna come in they gonna tell you this dude telling on you they gonna go to this dude tell him you telling on him unfortunately in this case it was all true they was just snitching on each other in a circle and didn't realize and it's video proof what what what here um so thug so a thug like responded back to back to folks saying that he told um so this is the first response to the paperwork and he says like the dude lied on him he didn't say nothing in the back of the cop car, and that dude just made it up.

48:37Now, in another response, if you pull up the other tweet, so in another response, like while responding back to while responding back to Rallo, if we can just go to Thug's page, just scroll down. No, no, no. Rallo, hot. He been breathing down. He breathing down Thug's neck right now. I don't blame him. Yeah, and just scroll down, please. Yeah, I was making back calls. Ah, yeah. I think, wait, is, yeah, cool. So in response to Rollo, Thug says the only thing that he did wrong was make an honest mistake by telling them folks that Roscoe sold Lil Wayne drugs. But he was doing that to say, yo, Wayne and Roscoe is cool, so Roscoe would never shoot at Wayne's tour bus.

49:27So Thug is saying that he was trying to save his friend and made an honest mistake by telling the folks that he sold drugs. But that's the worst that they can say. He was trying to save his friend while others were trying to get their friends locked up. So is this a good— Pretty fucking game goofy. Game goofy at best, treacherous, and worth lame regardless. Is this a good enough excuse? Here's the biggest thing before I let you cook, Creed, my bad. The thing that's really bothering me when y 'all talk about selective politicking, people are more mad at thug because I mean more mad at gunna because he told on thug and people love thug you know what I'm saying he said yes ma 'am yeah you feel me he said yes ma 'am I didn't know what I was doing said yes ma 'am right he told on a beloved person that we all fuck with nobody besides the streets of ATL although they highly regard him know who the right right right so nobody gave a fuck it's them cosigns Is this right here a good enough excuse?

50:30Bro, look, like I said, bro, there's no excuse for telling the police I'm not trying to block y 'all case by telling y 'all that it wasn't dude. So if you're telling me that you're not telling me that it wasn't him, then what the fuck are you saying? But though, he did say, though, man, I can't see Roscoe doing this, man. But he also did bring Roscoe's name up first. Yes, he did. As soon as they said something about it. He told them what the streets were saying. This is what happened. When he said Roscoe did it, he thought in his mind and backtracked, like, oh, I shouldn't have said that. Well, I don't know if Roscoe did it, but the streets are saying that.

51:05I don't know if he would do something like that. That's what he said. And then what made it worse is the fact that he said, I don't want to block y 'all case, though, so I ain't going to tell you that he didn't do it. Yeah, like that's how, bro. That's not trying to protect the nigga. That's right. You're telling. People are looking at his intentions in completely the wrong context because people don't remember that at this time. This happened in 2015, by the way. This interrogation footage was 2015. Several years ago. That'll make no difference. It don't. And tension don't matter. It's only about what it looked like.

51:34No, this is going to make him look worse. Check game. Because around that time, they just did an Englewood family rico in ATL. There's several Ricos going on in the streets of Atlanta for several gangs connected to rappers. There's a lot of rumors already at that time that there was going to be a YSL recall. You feel me? To me, Thug did this as a way because he was trying to distance himself from any criminal activity and from YSL being a criminal organization and planting preemptive seeds years before the investigation even got cracking. Or, right, because there is this theory out there that Thug kind of volunteered to sit down with them just to see how much they knew, right?

52:23And he was being coy and sly just to see, okay, like, you know, like, how much they know, right? Because even like, you know, like, like, like, like, like, during this, the folks told Thug, yo, Roscoe told us that you told him to shoo it. and thug said man roscoe didn't say a damn thing you feel me so like so thug and them was both playing a game but i would say it's snitching from thug's perspective and here's why like the most damning part about this is um birdman was listed in court documents as a suspect during this dislike interrogation thug says wait didn't y 'all see yo um low wayne dropped a mix tape last year and during that mixtape wing says birdman got an army and if they come for him he's gonna go out like tony montana and it's so funny what he like so you say that though yeah which is a crazy insinuating that wayne is saying that birdman is after him and he would go out like from bro as soon as thug said that crazy listen as soon as thug said that the prosecutors oh my god what oh no we've missed that oh my god we missed that so my other thing is the berman thing to me that's more telling than anything else because berman was uh was the actual suspect and you told him folks oh y 'all know that wayne had this old make say where like he's he's like telling folks that berman got an army and and like if they come come after him and by the way just for context i know all of y 'all listen to little wayne quite a bit you know what did he always say cash money is an army, better yet a navy.

54:04How many times did he refer to cash money as a navy? That's a natural way and flow. It's a lyrical trope that he used several times. The fact that Thug said that is so crazy, and this is why I know that God is... Because, listen... He said birdman or cash money is an army. No, no, no, listen. I agree with you. And if they come after me, I'm going all I turn my tennis. So, like, there's not the same thing as I'm usually saying, yo, like, um. That money isn't on me, buddy. You got a navy. Right, right, right. Okay, I see what you're saying. There is a distinction there. Yeah, yeah. He said, if they come after me, I'm going all I turn my tennis.

54:48Correct, correct. And that makes perfect sense. But here's, like, this is how I know God is real. And if you don't believe in God. What the hell are you talking about? How are we getting God? This shit. Yeah, yeah. How long are you going to beat this dead horse, Lush? I hear you, though, Lush. God is real. You're right. God is real. He is real, but damn. I don't know. Let me explain. And there's a true karmic balance in the universe, right? Because this full young thug was quoting Lil Wayne lyrics in the interrogation room, trying to get police to go with the narrative. He hates Lil Wayne, though, so that makes sense.

55:26But he loves him. But he loves him. He hates him. Listen, and now, young thug is what? not allowed to, he has his lyrics restricted for the next 10 years. He's not allowed to talk about gangs. It's crazy. He's not allowed to elude your criminality in any capacity. That is karma in its purest form. Even deeper, look at how Lil Wayne thing went, right? Remember back in the day when he was beefing with Cash Money, when he was the only one left, and he did the 400 degrees because of Juvenile? And then, yeah, 500 degrees because of Juvenile? And then look at Barter Six, when Young Thug came out. It all came back For all of them For Young Thug too It's kind of crazy I didn't know Wayne was Distant Juvenile With that album He made an album After Juvenile Yeah I know But I didn't know So he had an album Called 500 Degrees Which was his I think that was Before the Carter one It was before Right before the Carter one When he was the one Yep Alright man So he was Distant Juvie Do we all agree That Young Thug is snitching Yeah That's what I'm saying We getting away from the fact That this nigga is a snitch So when I see y 'all glazing them in the future, y 'all all snitches.

56:34Are we still going to listen to y 'all's music? Yeah, I'm still going to listen to his music. Bro, make fire music. That's what the point is. No matter whether they snitch or not, people still going to consume their music. So all this thin line between thugging and making music, it's not real. These dudes can do damn near anything. And even if the hood don't approve of it, their fan base doesn't care. Gun approved that When he came out And did 80 ,000 In the first week Okay yeah After Snitch But if he had After Snitch He probably would have Done twice that Right Right Here man I think the Young Thug Conversation has like Ran this course man Yo uh Could Could we go to Number 11 So, uh, yeah.

57:22Why do we got to go on race? I'm slapping 500 degrees. This was a pretty viral clip. So, uh, the Cartier family, Brandon Tatum, and a few others re-reacted to this, essentially saying that Nick Fuentes is their nigga, and he's 100 % right by black folks. But, yeah, this is causing some discourse online. So let's hear what Nick Fuentes has to say about why it's okay for white folks to be racist. Reason that we talk about this, by the way, I know a lot of black people see this and they go, man, why are you always talking about black people, this and that? Because there just needs to be some shame here.

58:02Well, there's a few reasons. First, white people are every single bit justified in being racist. every single bit justified to the extent that that means going out of your way to avoid black people when you see them. Every bit justified. And you want to know why? Because we see what happens. And nobody is under any obligation due to liberal ideology to put themselves in harm's way. if you're a white person and you're going to work or going to the ball game or going to the city at night you don't want to enter into the terror dome where you're suddenly in a sudden death match you're like in the gulag and call of duty fighting for your life all of a sudden because you got on the wrong train car what the fuck because uh a car full of black people pulled up on you by the bus stop.

59:05You turn and you walk the other way. You avoid their neighborhoods. You avoid going out on Memorial Day or Labor Day weekend at night in certain places. When you see him, you start walking in the other direction. And we are every bit justified because we see what's going on and we don't want to die. It's that simple. I was waiting for him to get to an actual, Normally he makes astute Relevant points We're not going to watch the whole video What the fuck is he talking about This is racist vitriol What I want you to do What I want you to do Lush Instead of just reacting by going straight To this like I want black people to like me So I gotta like Ask yourself why there are black people I want you to seriously do this Ask yourself why there are black people Who 100 % agree with everything he said It doesn't matter So what one group of black people Think doesn't matter at all No that's not That shows you everything right there Don't take me out of context What I'm saying is Say yes It shouldn't matter what A coons and biggons Have to say about them They're wrong To me this just sounds racist as fuck What's racist about it is straight truth I don't know Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

1:00:27Pause real quick, okay? Pause real quick. The overwhelming majority of black folks have positive experiences with other people, don't commit crimes, are law-abiding citizens, and go about their way and do positive things. The overwhelming majority of interactions that people have with black folks are positive. So, no, somebody don't get the right to say, again, your people have pushed propaganda and stereotypes his people. Right? Again, and by his people, I mean white supremacists and white nationalists. His people have pushed propaganda on black people that is unfair and untrue. So no, you don't get to victimize yourself based on the same false propagandas that you have pushed for decades.

1:01:16So no, black folks, the majority of people who have experiences with us is positive. So no, somebody should. should I not be terrified or scared to interact with black people, right? No. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Real quick. You can't say racism is justified. You can't say racism. Wait. Because, again, by his language, statistics show that when you interact with a black person, more times than not, you're going to have a positive experience. That's not what statistics show. Of course it does. Statistics show that black people are killing other people of other races way more than other people.

1:01:58Are you going to let me say my point? Are you going to let me say my point? So here's the thing. So here's the thing. This guy brought up statistics. The motion. Listen, statistically speaking, black people are killing more of other races than other races are killing of black people. Black people are killing more cops than cops are killing of black people. What he's saying And you're totally Purposely missing this point Because what he's saying Flacco Is he's saying Somebody has to call it out Because more times than not Black people do not Black people will see A black person do something wrong And make an excuse for it Like we did with Carmelo Anthony Like we're doing with Raja We're acting like We're acting like We're acting like This is mutually exclusive To black people Fuck no So you're telling me As a black man If you go to a fucking sundown town in Arkansas, you're going to feel comfortable.

1:02:48Hell no. You see a car full of white boys. Yeah, that's what I was just going to say. We go through the same experiences. A little black kid walking down the street with some Skittles in the goddamn, you know what I'm saying? And a soda ended up getting killed. I mean, it goes to the prime point. We don't even feel good around cops. Yeah, we scared to go to the neighborhood. Every time a cop, we see a cop, we want to sit up and start acting like we're... If we're going to react to what we're saying... Even if you go to Arkansas... Wait, what the fuck? If you got hypothetical statistics... If you go to Arkansas...

1:03:13If we're going to react to the conversation that we just saw, we're going to react to what we saw this man saying. What he said is that we don't feel safe going to black neighborhoods. Black people don't feel safe going to black neighborhoods. But that's not just a black problem. Yes, it is. Because there's no white neighborhood. No, it is just a black problem. Keep it real, man. You lying. You being a liar right now. But that's not a downfall for us, though. That's not something we should condemn or something. So if you go to a predominantly white racist trailer park neighborhood I don't feel scared like I'm a dog No, I do Actually, I do Name the white racist Okay, listen We don't have them out here too much One by guys, let me say this Let me just tell the truth because Lush won a lot Look, bro, if you go to Arkansas Right now, my grandfather's from Arkansas We used to go to Arkansas in the summer You have more likelihood of getting killed by one of them little niggas down there Because they out there banging and go watch the documentary Banging in Little Rock.

1:04:10You have more chance of getting... That's from 1994. Let me finish. It's worse now. It's worse now. I'm just saying. So what I'm saying is you in Arkansas have more likelihood of getting killed by another black person as a black person in Little Rock than by a white person. On top of that, bro, we just watched these dudes shoot up L.A., kill all these dudes. Them was white race soldiers doing that? No, I saw the video. It was three niggas killing them niggas right there in front of that store. So let's be honest. Even black people feel scared to go to black neighborhoods. Look at what happened to PNB rock.

1:04:41PNB rock could have went to the most racist town in America. And what happened to him on main street would have never happened. You know how I know we can watch Gideon, all these dudes on YouTube going to these racist white sundown towns, walking around, talking to people. Then people are, yeah, it used to be like that. It ain't like that no more. We're going to stop trying to use the old school white racist towns as an excuse to not call out these niggas and how they make damn near every neighborhood yeah bro but bro said racist he said white people being racist is justified it's never a justification there's never a justification for being racist without reason white people was racist to black people from the beginning of time without reason at all so at what point did it become justified because now blacks is deciding to do the type of shit that they doing but but white people was doing the same shit that they claim that we do today they was doing hundreds of years ago they was uh killing people for their land dying over a flag way before we was dying and killing over a flag which was white and blue i mean uh red and blue they was killing over red and blue way before us you know i'm saying so look this is the way that i see shit bro look as a kid you tend when you a newborn right and you come into something you tend to mimic those who was there before you right so kids mimic their parents you know i'm saying bro we got bought here we got brought to this country and we were newborns to this motherfucking country right so at some point we started mimicking the shit that we seen they was already killing for land that wasn't theirs killing for a flag that wasn't theirs you know i'm saying and then so when it got to the point to where we adapted to that and we became the same people that they once were now it's a problem I don't think that we were I don't think that we were I don't think that we were killing we didn't learn how to kill each other from white people black, this dude could tell you he's from Liberia, black folks was killing each other in Africa before they ever saw white man 99 % of the I'm Liberian, I'm from here you're from here but look though, the difference is just let me rebuttal that real quick bro the difference is if they was doing it, they was doing it they were not doing it because they were racist It wasn't being done because there was a racial motive based off of nothing happening, gang.

1:07:01It ain't like we did anything to white people to begin with, homie. So you think black people... And I'm not justifying black people killing black people. No, what I'm saying is, so you think white people enslaved black people because they were racist? That's not why people get enslaved. People get enslaved because they're vulnerable and they are sold by usually people who look like them. black people were enslaved by white people because black people okay so black people okay cool that's what we were told right that's what we were told but look at what point did at what point did the racist part of it come into play that the racism came into play when black people came to america and slave labor was used to replace white labor that's when like basically when dudes had slaves they didn't need to hire you because i got slaves who could do this shit for free throw up a house or chew a horse or whatever.

1:07:53And racism became even more prevalent when black people were free because now black people begin to compete with white people. Didn't Africans have slaves way before that? Africans have slaves, Arabs have slaves, all that. Let's not get too far deep in the weeds though. Again, this approach to me... Laco, you the main one who'd be scared to go to certain places but you act like you don't understand what Nick Fuentes is talking about. No. That's a good point. No, it's not. That is a good point. No, it's not. Nick Fuentes says that white folks are justified to be scared to be around black folks.

1:08:28Right. The neighborhoods, which is one of the aspects that he names. I'm saying being terrified to go to the hood, yeah, duh. Being terrified to be around black folks in general is racist. Have you been on a cruise lately? I'm not done yet. And here's why it's low IQ, right? So, again, even though the overwhelming majority of black folks don't commit crimes and they commit positive experiences to everyone they meet, I'm saying, okay, cool, white folks commit more crimes, right? Now, look, they will say, hey, yo, black people commit crimes disproportionately. Okay, cool. White folks shoot up schools disproportionately.

1:09:11Should I be terrified to go? Yes, I'd be scared, bro. I'm not done yet. I'm not done yet. should I be terrified to go to universities with white folks? Should their white folks be banned from colleges and universities? We saw higher learning. No, and you know why though? Because again, it's low IQ to say, yo, white folks shoot up schools more than anybody else. They should be banned. I'm scared to be around white folks. So you're talking about generalizations. Yeah, yes. Right, so again, but they understand, again, Nick Fuentes is not dumb. The average white supremacist is not stupid. They understand where their arguments fall apart logically.

1:09:52This is just another attempt and example to dehumanize black people. This is the strategy. Put shit like this in the atmosphere until it becomes successful propaganda. until people like Brandon is sitting here defending it as if he don't understand what this conversation is about. He says he's scared to be around black people in general, not the hood, not the... No, he said black people in general. This is an attempt to dehumanize us. Nick Quintez is not saying... He's not saying he's scared to be around black people, period. He thinks that you... That's what he said. As much as a way that you have to avoid...

1:10:38Their neighborhoods. Listen. Their neighborhoods. Listen, bro, the same, you can't say Nick Fuentes is lying because even black people feel this way. That's why when most black people get money, they get the fuck out of the hood away from other black people. Because it's not the people. It's not the people. It's not that all black people are doing bad things. It's that black people, we have a tendency to make excuses for people who are black who do bad things. I'll give you a prime example. Wait, let me give you a prime example. DC they just killed a 13 year old kid bro the dude did 10 carjackings in 2 months how was he even out of jail to go get killed by who another black man who shot him in the chest as he was trying to carjack him go show me the white kid that's doing that you're not gonna find him and guess what was going on when he got killed do you know his teachers at school who are also black some of the black people who knew they were making excuses for this kid this boy was a 12 year old carjacker carjacking people at gunpoint Brandon what do you think the Caucasian population in jail is for like they not out here just doing some of the same shit that we doing bro you gotta find me the white kid wait wait wait wait wait can we first play a clip so again we can all or hear understand exactly what he said.

1:12:06Why would we play the clip again? We listened to it all. But there can't be gay. No, because Brandon is trying to pigeonhole this conversation to to again though wait though he's trying to pigeonhole this shit to Nick Fuentes says he's scared to go to the hood. Maybe he is. That's not what he said. No, that's not what he said. Let's play the full clip again please. What? No, because you're lying. Bro, just say that but don't try to keep playing the clip over and over bro. That's what he said. Flacco, you're a nigga who's scared to go around blacks. But then you're being a hypocrite right now. No, you're lying, though, Brandon.

1:12:38No, you can't lie about the context of this, though. Nathan, this nigga is scared to go to black neighborhoods. But then you don't know that nigga is a difference. But you're lying about the conversation, though. Nick Fuentes never just said he's scared to go to the hood. He's scared like you're scared. You and Nick Fuentes are the same right now. That's the deflection, Brandon. The hood is where Flacco's scared to go. The problem is. The problem is. That's deflection. Let's do this. The problem is most black neighborhoods are the hood. That's the problem with America. Right, right. But hold on.

1:13:08Hold on. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I get what you're saying. Pause real quick. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Pause real quick though. So it makes sense. But at the same time, I get what y 'all are saying. But I understand what Brandon's saying 100%. Watch the clip and actually hear what he said. Yeah, let's see what he said. Or stop lying about the conversation. Let's go. Let's watch a clip. He said black people in general. Let's watch a clip of the Carnival Cruise Line, which just banned rap music from all cruises because they couldn't say it. But wait a minute. They couldn't say it. But the truth is, when you got a bunch of Negroes on a cruise ship, they start flipping out.

1:13:40Let's go watch the dozens of videos. So stop acting like we just do this. We act up everywhere. That's cool. That's cool. But look. He just lied. That's not true. Just real quick. No, no. But just real quick. You can't just lie and say things that's not true. But just real quick, man. We done seen these people act out in similar situations. Nigga, they hockey team or they fucking football team might win a football game or a hockey game, and they setting buses, cop cars on fire, doing all type of rowdy shit, man. It's not just us, bro. That'd be black people and muskits out there, too. It'd be all sports fans.

1:14:17Real quick, look. That's all sports fans, though. Like those previous points where he broke it down, why it was problematic when Fuentes said, I agree with everything you said. However, what Brandon said before that, I do want to hear you address because, and it also refers to your, you said most black neighborhoods are low income hold on, real quick Flacco, have you ever been to Baldwin Hills, Ladera Heights Windsor Hills, there's several very you're right, you're right that's why I said most let's go to 57th and Budlong after this but majority always wins majority wins With houses that are$5 million and up.

1:15:00We have some. And down the street, niggas getting smoked. But, I mean, down the street. Majority wins. My other niggas. Wait, wait, wait. Majority wins. That's the problem with everything. The majority's going to win. That's not the point. These are completely safe. Do not feed into. Not true. I'm not saying we don't have none. Lush, wait, wait. I'm just saying. Lush, listen, bro. Do not feed into what Brandon is doing. Okay. Again, Brandon just, just again, successfully turned his conversation to Nick Frentz that says he's scared to go to the hood. that's a flat-out blatant lie that never took place.

1:15:30He said black people. He said black people in general. He's scared of black people. Yeah. But the... I said Carnival Cruise Lines band rap music. That is true. Because Brandon is... That is great with Brandon. I did see that. Because Brandon is obsessed with white supremacists that he would hear something that he... That, again, that's clearly untrue. But then he would try to argue or lie in their favor. Nick Fuentes, again, first off, Nick Fuentes, Latham is Fuentes. He's Mexican. If we're talking about the hoods and community, go to a predominantly gay, baggy, Mexican neighborhood. Is don't safe?

1:16:07Hell no. Which one? Tell us which one's not safe. Because I'm looking at LA at the hoods that used to be nigga hoods, and they Mexican is now, and they much safer. I'm sorry to say that. That's true. Oh, you crazy. Bro, what are you talking about? I'll take it. If you go. Wait, wait, wait. Let's go to Magdon Fort. Let's go to Central. Let's go to 90th and Central. Let's go to Magnolia and Fort. Let's go to Magnolia and Fort. Well, that's not safe for us, obviously. It's not safe. Because we're black. That's what I'm saying. That's the point. That's the point. But we can go to Magnolia and Fort.

1:16:35That's the only point. We can go to Magnolia and Fort. Or Cedar and Fort. Mexican hoods are safe for black dudes. It is ugly, though. Listen, listen. Listen. If you go to 90th and Central, 89th and Central, where those bloods was at, Swans, Bloods, and all them dudes. that hood is becoming like it's all Mexican now that hood is now safer than it was Brent is not wrong statistically I know I'm not wrong because Compton is I believe 65 % Latino now and the crime rates are down Watts is almost 70 % Latino Richmond, California only has one murder man that don't got nothing to do with it that don't got nothing to do that don't got nothing to do with it that don't got nothing to do with it Hold on, wait.

1:17:21That don't got nothing to do with the demographic changing. It got more to do with it's just harder to get away with shit nowadays. They got those cribs out of there. Nowadays, niggas ain't just getting cracking how they used to back in the day. It's ring cameras. It's camera on every street. Everybody got a iPhone. That don't got nothing to do with. I don't think it's because of that. Nigga, the S.A. is tearing shit up same way we tearing shit up. It's just a different way. It just so happens the people that are migrating to those communities tend to be families that are involved in. Homeowners.

1:17:52That's what it is. It's not that, like, oh, Mexicans don't do crime. That's to say the message is watered down, and I don't believe that. Guess what? Go to where I live, and you'll see nothing but Latino and Latino for miles. Let me tell you a true story. Let me tell you a true story. I used to keep my dogs on 89th and Central. it was I'm from Long Beach so I really didn't know nothing about that area when I first went there kept my dogs at my friend's house while I was moving I was like this is so like it's a nice neighborhood I was surprised that I was even in Watts I'm like I could be out 3 in the morning for Gavin Newsom let out all these bloods these hood Negroes those niggas set up a homeless encampment on the corner bro of 89th and Central that neighborhood went from quiet and peaceful to I end up getting into a fight with a dude over there.

1:18:45Because it was overnight, Lush. They all kept out. They gangbanging, nigga, where are you from? I'm like, where did these niggas come from? They literally, they tanked the home value in two days. But Newsom sucks. Newsom left the niggas out of jail. I said, no, I looked at that, Lush. I said, we are truly the problem. because when it was just those are niggas with criminal records who already own that type of shit what if he would have put what if regular black people would have took their ass over there it would have been the same results i think the ultimate problem is yeah and in the black community we kind of have made it cool to be violent so even when we're not violent if you if you is a white person let's say you was born in the last 25 years 30 years whatever and then you see youtube and you don't even go outside we do make it sound valid violent with our music i don't i'm just saying black people just black people in general like we go this episode is supported by fx's the shards a seductive drama from executive producer ryan murphy set in 1980s los angeles the series follows a group of glamorous deeply entangled high school seniors drawn into a life of wealth, beauty, parties, and access.

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1:21:01but the white people made it cool to be violent way before us. That's where propaganda happens, though. I get it. And they might be the problem because they run the media, but what I'm saying is that's the problem. Exactly. What I'm saying is if you're just a little white kid at home or whoever, a black kid at home, you're going to see, damn, this little man. But you don't get to push the problem. This is what I'm trying to tell you. Look, again, we go way back to the beginning of time, Tate, right? They made it cool to be violent first, bro. Hey, this black person ain't picking that cotton like he's supposed to.

1:21:29True. That's what I'm supposed to do. True. Whoop that nigga ass. You're right. You're right. They were tearing niggas asses up, gang. All we can go off of is what's going on right now. What you can see, right nigga asses. What I'm saying is y 'all shining a light on when it's black people. This shit was going on way before. I'm just shining a light on this. It was going on way before. Black folks are going to have to stop using white people as an excuse to be the gender. It's not an excuse. There's a difference between an excuse and an explanation, bro. Listen, if we can follow white people into being violent, we can follow white people into being nonviolent.

1:22:04And what I'm telling you is. And we got plenty of those people that's nonviolent. We do. Successful black people. Listen, the difference between blacks and whites is black people justify violence like degeneracy. We make an excuse. Oh, it's because slavery. It's because this. It's because that. White people, if you're hurting their community and you're white, they ostracize you. Asians do the same. The Hispanics do the same. You said, hold on, hold on. We've been here for 20 minutes now, man. We got some new shit. Didn't this nigga just, didn't dude just get on here and say, oh, yeah, racism with white people is justified?

1:22:39Hey, Brandon, or anyone else? Go back to that point. Yeah, carnivals are not banned. No, go back. Read it. Read what it say. Yeah. Yo, listen. It didn't ban hip-hop music, though. Can we just, okay, cool. So, yeah, hey. That's it. Look, while some changes were made to onboard music policies and rules regarding Bluetooth speakers and handheld fans, these were not a ban on rap music, but rather a part of efforts to promote guest safety and more positive onboard atmosphere. Niggas was getting on there with they speakers, listening to the drill music, and fucking shit up. And they said, they might be doing the politically correct way.

1:23:18Hey, no, man. Oh, God. You know who they was talking about. That's just my name issue. Okay, can we just go? Nathan, Nathan, who was they talking about, Nathan? You know they was talking about niggas. I look so. They primarily were. Yeah. Got this. Okay, perfect. So. It's a fact. It's a fact. You know it. They said the onboard atmosphere. You know it. We have to eventually move on past this, man. We have like 20 more topics. Now you want to move on. I'm being real, bro. Got cooked. Now you want to move. Now you want to quit. I cooked you. I won, but. I cooked you. I didn't get to call you out like I was supposed to, but it's all right.

1:23:55It's all right. Go ahead. No, no, no. Come on. Come on. It's all good. It's all good. Okay, come on. All right, so two. Okay, so Rich Roll and Rico. Yeah. Apparently, bro, I'll be real, man, but y 'all are out of here. So apparently, yo, there was like folks from the 30s and 5 '5 who were, bro, 93 burglaries in a span of like a year or two to me. That's absurd. How does one conduct 93 burglaries in that time frame? I know none of those people was black. I mean, I'm more impressed that they were able to continue flocking in the... 93 is crazy. In the ring camera era. Because they don't enforce the laws in LA.

1:24:35I thought flocking died a long time ago. I didn't know there was... Listen, if you call the police and say, look, my house got broken into you, they send a cop eight hours later. For sure. It makes total sense that somebody could do all these burglaries. The police have been told not to respond. so that Karen Boss, I hope she's watching this, can artificially deflate the crime numbers. That's what they're doing. And now that Trump is coming into the cities, it's made clear that it's not a matter of their inability to fight crime. It's the fact that they don't want to. How is Trump cleaning up D.C.

1:25:08in less than two days? How is Trump about to clean up Chicago? And it's going to take less than a week. these Democrat politicians are literally using fear to convince people to vote for them. And they're just hiding behind this idea of, oh, this is cruel and unusual punishment. This is racism. This is that. Meanwhile, you're getting carjacked and you're getting robbed. I just have one question, Brandon. 836 carjackings this year alone in D.C. We played a clip first so we all started going back and forth. Brandon, do you care? There's not even 800 days in the year. You can't. Ready, ready, ready.

1:25:45We need to watch the clip here. One mic, one mic. I just want to know. How do you have 800 carjackings and it ain't even 800 days in the year? Do you care that the only reason? In one city. Do you care that the only reason that Trump is doing this is because the Olympics is coming? Yes or no? He's not just doing this because the Olympics are coming. Yes or no? Definitely. I don't think he's doing it because of that, though. No, because D.C. Ain't no Olympics coming to D.C. Trump's not doing it, though. Like, what? He is. He's bringing the National Guard. Yeah, he's bringing the National Guard.

1:26:09No, I'm talking about like these. You're getting deported, Flacco. I can't get deported. Yeah. We'll make an exception. You can't get deported. No, but that's wild, though. You said 93? No, but. Let's play the clip. 93. Meantime, a burglary crew accused of nearly 100 break-ins across the city, taken down. Yeah, they call themselves the Rich Roland Burglary Crew. NBC4's Camilla Rambaldi live in West LA. Camilla, the DA called these crimes of greed.

1:26:43Colleen and Michael, that's right. And we have learned that 10 people are now in custody. And what officials describe as career criminals at the LAPD says that some of these break-ins go back to 2022 and that most of them happened in the West Los Angeles area. This operation is a major win for our city. Los Angeles city leaders announcing arrests Monday in a burglary bus after an operation last Wednesday. At least eight people are facing charges in connection with what officials call the Rich Roland burglary crew, suspected of 92 break-ins across the city. Two people facing attempted murder charges were already in custody before that operation last week.

1:27:24Ten suspects, all adult career criminals with prior arrests for violent and property crimes. This map here shows where officials say the break-ins happened going back to 2022, from West Los Angeles, Wilshire, North Hollywood, to West Valley and Topanga. Chief Jim McDonald says the break-in the case happened back in February when three people allegedly involved were arrested after a pursuit and that officers recognized a van that was being used in two burglaries. McDonald says multiple handguns, purses, jewelry, high-end watches, and stolen credit cards were recovered during a search back in April.

1:28:00These are not crimes of need. These are crimes of greed. They are turning that into money. I think this is a step in the right direction. My house was actually targeted. Susan Zinn, who lives in Santa Monica, says her former West Los Angeles neighborhood was targeted in February of this year. It is still unclear if these latest arrests are connected. They broke into my gate and stole my car keys and my house keys. So they actually came into my home, but no property was stolen. On the daily of really just getting these notifications of home burglaries during the day, you know, people really kind of just coming in, which is super scary.

1:28:37And now, for people who live here, safety remains top of mind. We've had to hire private security because there's been so many break-ins, and not just regular break-ins, they've been at gunpoint as well. Look, hold on. And officials also say that they do not believe that this burglary is tied to the recent burglaries that we saw in Encito. District Attorney Nathan Hoffman says an additional 45 cases are under investigation. Live in West Los Angeles, Camilla Rambaldi, NBC4 News. Just real quick, and I'm not going to say nothing else, just real quick. She said, predominantly, this occurred in the West Los Angeles region.

1:29:16Instantly I said, hell no, we rich, we all got ring cans. There's no way. Even in the poor parts of West LA, there's ring camps. Then they showed the map. They literally pulled up the map where all the crimes occurred. And it said West Los Angeles, not a single one of them was in. It just makes me kind of like question the validity of. You know who she's talking about. I mean, she clearly did. Yeah, you know who she's talking about. I guess. I mean, the craziest thing I think about is the name. Like, whoa. They really was attacking them guys. Oh. Are you rolling? Yeah, look at the name. You know who they attacking I mean because Because it says Like you said It's fools from Harlem That's what I'm saying I said Harlem I don't know what Harlem is I just said 30s and 55 That was my point earlier But I'm not Watch the media You would be scared of black people After watching this And then watching I mean but that still goes back To what he's saying though But like no Hold on slim slim slim slim That's still bro point though It's like look who's controlling the media Exactly So it's like Come on it's like It's a propaganda That's what I said too, though.

1:30:19Huh? No. Wait. Absolutely propaganda. Where's the pause, though? So, okay. So, like, you watch this, and you should get terrified of black folks. Not just this, but. Wait, though, right? We do everything, too. But then when you watch, like, the yesterday news, where, like, a white trans woman, like, shot and killed, like, literally. That was a man. Yeah. Sure. Who? A trans woman who identified. Why do you like to play games? That was a man. Motherfucker looked like Rocky Dennis. I wouldn't be scared. A trans woman. If Blanco tried to play this like word salad. What? It was a man. It was a whole nigga.

1:30:54A man who identifies as a woman. I don't give a damn what he identifies as a man. That's not the point of this, bro. I don't care about how he identifies. A grown motherfucker came and said. Okay. Yes, you do. No. You have to. No. See what he does? What? Identity doesn't matter, but this is some black and white identity shit. Stop playing Blanco. No, I'm saying I don't care if he identifies as a woman or a man. but though a white person shot up a Catholic school of children but y 'all will watch that and breeze past it and somehow black folks we somehow don't see that and claim I hate all white folks I don't want to go to school with white folks but then somehow you give Nick Fuentes and his white nationalists the luxury to say you know what because I see a news post about black folks committing burglaries, I'm afraid to be around all black people.

1:31:46These black people, cut it off, man. These black people. That's what I'm saying. That's what you're wrong at. No, these black people. We're not going to go back on this argument, though. How do you know? Can you agree that the media makes us look worse? No. If the majority... It makes us look worse. We got to get to the next subject. The transgender made national news. Can we address the role of the 30s and not resort back to... But look, look. And by the way, I also want to address, because I'm seeing... And I don't address the chat typically. However, there was no, if you look at that map that popped up, there was no crimes in Santa Monica.

1:32:18There was no crimes in any of the, I know exactly. Because they're going to where their house is at. They're not going to where there's a bunch of apartments. Right. Look, let me say this. The transgender made national headlines. So that got actually more news coverage than anything, the shooting. This is local news. NBC LA. They never mentioned race. on top of that they never told you the race of the people whose houses got broken in they could be blacks whites whatever the point that is being made here is this this rich rolling crew did 93 burglaries nobody did anything about it now all of a sudden karen boss is like yeah this has been going on since april now they're acting like they want to do something about it black people have created a situation where we have become synonymous with crime that is why even though they did not say that these people are black, we automatically know they're black because we know that we're the ones doing most of the flocking.

1:33:12We know they're black. We're making hotels about flocking. It's the names. Wait, what might, what might, what might. There could be Mexicans that are rich rolling. What might, what might. Wait, who's going first? They're not going to predominantly say him. They would have said something crazy. We making albums about flocking, my nigga. YG made a whole album about... The media makes us look worse. We make us look worse Yes absolutely No no the media designs a spotlight on what we do more Like that's it though It's not making us look worse It's worse everywhere The media just put on a little black kid Like 10 years old he's a genius He just sat down with Sanjay Gupta They was discussing the brain and how the brain work NBC the same channel Put that up Stop niggas it's just doing shit And now when somebody say something about it That's black One thing about black people I know from being black Niggas hate when you talk about Bad things they're doing We get more mad if you just talk about it Than if we're doing it If someone's doing it to us If someone's still your watch, right?

1:34:18A nigga will be mad Because their watch got stolen But a nigga gonna be triple mad If somebody tells somebody That their watch got stolen Hey, you know that nigga watch got stolen Now you're gonna be infuriated I'm gonna jump out the window And assume that a vast majority Of these 100 break-ins occurred Five to six years ago No, in April No, that's when the arrest occurred, correct? Or like when like... The arrest occurred... Is there anywhere that states, is there anywhere besides in this report, which you've already pointed out has factually inaccurate information, is there any arrest report or anything that points to the dates of the crimes in question?

1:34:55The arrest occurred last week, so I don't know where April came from. The crimes date back to 2022, she said. 2022, okay. See those ring cameras we was talking about? That's where they're getting shit from 90 burglaries and 30 years from one squad Yeah, they put numbers on the board I mean, three years Some good points, man 30 point average Not bad That's kind of crazy, man Oh, yo I don't think this is a very, very racially motivated piece In and of itself Nah, people tired of getting around Yo, yo have y 'all seen like the Makona nigga is getting a job? I can't be mad at bro. He gotta get some type of money.

1:35:39I applaud him because that's a lot better than what most people would do. Most people would just be bums and keep chasing you or just give up. Dry out. It's crazy because I was like I'm not gonna make I'm not gonna make character syndrome this too much but I was around Makona when he first had the deal with Drake and all that. I was at the club going up on a Tuesday video shoot at fucking... No, no. On Sunset, you feel me? And I'm shocked that he didn't at least retain enough ownership from his catalog to live a comfortable lifetime for the rest of his life. Hold on. I mean, do you get to see his deal or anything?

1:36:25No. I don't know. So, from my understanding, like, what academics was always saying is McConaughey is part of that. He used to say the, quote, unquote, OVO internment camp. When, like, he was referring to, like. He only had one hit, too. He did only have one hit. No, he had another song I liked. He had a lot of good records. He had one big hit. Yeah. Tuesday was his only, like. He might have had one other record that. What's the Molly song? Yeah, I used to tell him. I don't tell Molly. Yeah, that was tough. I don't tell Molly was a banger, for sure. Yeah. Look at my boy, man. You out here looking crazy like somebody Unci

1:37:11You know what I'm saying If you need me to come guest chef At your motherfucking spot Holla at me let me know what city I'm coming through Hooking up we got the Smash burgers going off tonight You know I'm tired already though but you know, I love cooking for the people. So, y 'all need me to pull up. You know where? Tag your establishment. You need a guest cook, come through. McConaughey. Yo, listen, yo, bro, like, this right here is one of the biggest examples, man, that I showed to everybody, man. You have to be someone who treats people well because when McConaughey first got on, he was on Twitter dissing Rihanna, Drake.

1:37:56I'm talking about everybody, right? And then Drake, I guess, signed him and didn't know that he was dissing him, and then it got uncovered later on. But, yo, he dissed everybody. He burned a lot of bridges in his industry. And, like, he would go around just claiming, yo, he was the greatest artist of our generation to ever do it, and he was really cocky, which, yo, that's fine and all, man. But, yo, one thing about life, man, is there's always going to be, like, that downslope, you feel me? and, like, most people can, like, survive. What? How you treat people on the way up is how you're going to get treated on the way down.

1:38:30No, that too. And, like, most people can, like, survive that downslope once you have done enough good things for people to where, yo, I can call up and say, hey, bro, man, hey, hey, bro, I need a feature. Man, man, bro, like, hey, bro, can I come with your pocket? So, yo, you got, you do good things for good people. Now, what I'll say with him is right now is he made a lot of money. so I don't know what you did with that money for example you didn't get no education you would do nothing with that money so now you didn't fall off to where you have to go get a 9 to 5 again there's nothing wrong with a 9 to 5 but you're a Macconin if you would have like gotten you know like the proper tools the proper tools you could have like gotten like I don't know man like a corporate job and like a labor or something you feel me here's the thing this is a dude that was originally he was in cosmetology school making music on the side wound up catching a deal being a really obscure fringe artist because he had music that resonated with a core audience that that someone as savvy as drake and his team were smart enough to tap in with he winds up getting this deal and it doesn't wind up turn uh doesn't turn out in his favor winds up kind of like um in musical limbo as a result he's signed to ovo unable to put out music of his own kind of winds up getting fucked he feels really jaded the last song i remember of his that had any like relevance because right after Lil Peep died he was on the remix of that Lil Peep song him and Lil Peep were rumored to have some type of affiliation quote unquote a relationship let's be real and that wasn't even that hot to be honest it wasn't like a huge record like that yeah exactly but so I just feel like he's somebody that felt very jaded by his experience in the industry and his instinct was kind of like what Flacco said.

1:40:22Yeah. Was to crash out on people. It reminds me of like Azalea Banks almost. Yeah, she's amazing. In a different way. Azalea Banks, talented than a motherfucker. She go crazy. Could rap her ass off. Had a huge hit record that kind of like reshaped music in certain ways. And then just went out the deep end, felt fucked by the industry, started talking shit about everybody, burnt every bridge she potentially had, and is now like living on her own island. Right? Come on. no thanks man man shout out to bro for getting a job man I mean shit you gotta know how to double back hey but fools would respect him more like in this space if he was like like on the block posted up and had like fucking like 30 minutes like I'm getting it fucking service what's crazy is he did it to himself that video was a selfie yeah not a not a somebody came and said look at McCona working at Smashburger that might be a cry for help that's probably why he did it so nobody would do that too.

1:41:19That too. It's a preemptive strike and a crime. That was like his first day at work. In time of control. He was working there so nobody did it. Yo, do we have fan funding? Or there's no? No, Jumper should sign McConaughey. Oh, this is it? Did we skip any topics? We could go back after fan funding. When y 'all done, I'm calling a flat-off. I don't know why this is not. Yeah, go ahead. We got to shout out the Whoop-D-Wives too. Scroll up, please. just uh yep scouts uh j j j sire uh magnata a male and i got the key zz for becoming members berto for the five dollars my body ready pause uh ds9 and ubi thank you for becoming members eastside tray said how did the ice road trucker and grow out of shag so fast could the laughing face emojis.

1:42:12Tom Cruise, Mom Shoes, all back on fake clips about Bucci to 25K while everything else has one to 2K. Back on fake stands for Bucci owns Fing. Bucci owns Fing. I'm telling you, I'm giving them life. I gave ODM Slim some life today too. You should be thanking me. The Brandon stimulus pack is real. James Harden is now a member. Thank you. Mr. Jodot, Brandon over flip phone, all dead ass never say nothing bad about brandon again that ricky brother sucks welcome back black belts uh crypto king said man thug said in a tweet he made an honest mistake so it's not snitching why is that on the label crypto quick uh crypto king you a sucker if anyone else had done that niggas would be all over oh young thug said he made a mistake well that's what every snitch would say, I made a mistake.

1:43:07I snitched on everybody. So if that's the case, let's let everybody on, bro. Stop being selective. Can't get mad at the guy who made Stoner, though, right? Yeah, he did say YSTL. That's pretty funny. Matty Marie and Arthus Manning, thank you for becoming members. Music Maniacs, the views on this episode will be higher than the past two weeks because of Brandon. Why broke sus wear hoodie, beanies, winter, clothes, and summer? Why does he wear winter clothes in the summer? Let me ask you a question. The man's name is Six Figure Sus, but he couldn't bail himself out of jail. Why is that? No, nigga.

1:43:47Three months later, we talk about, you got six figures. You supposed to be a... No, I'll ask you a question as uncle and potential father. He didn't want to spend his money at the time. What? That's a high take. That's a high take. Why did he bail himself out of jail, bro? It wasn't three months, bro. Listen, bro, he was there for three months. What, what, what, what? Bro's hairline was receding at an exponential rate, bro. Nah, bro. It was like two or three weeks, man. It was like three months. If Sus would have stayed in jail two more weeks, he would have been homer to himself. But I'm happy my nigga Sus home, man.

1:44:18And I'm just Sus, man. I'm not. I'm not. Lock his ass back up. Man, locking up. Hey, can we launch another investigation on this nigga? Fuck. Check his socks. Check his fucking socks. That nigga breaking crazy. No, y 'all let the nigga sit up here and go in on me and shit. I want to know why Six Figure Suss couldn't bail his ass out within two months. Damn, your 400 band bail is pretty high. Stop it, bro. It's like$40 ,000. Yeah, exactly. Come on. And you only got to pay 10 % of that. Yeah, 40 bands shit. Shit, he paid it. He paid it. Hey, man, congratulations to bro. I'm just saying. You got to get property, bonds, all kinds of shit when you got these.

1:44:54Oh, yeah. Nigga ain't got no property. Hey. You hilarious. Anyways, Jihad Braggdon. Thank you. I just said I was broke. Said I was in Africa on a mission for the church. He was. Sticks and Stones. Welcome back to the Super Chats. I saw that shit from Africa. I was like, oh. That's so cute. Shout out Brandon and Tay. Long Beach. Sticks and Stones. Dropped the gems with a$5 and another$5. Shout out to Sticks and Stones LA. Damn. He said Tay and Third look like Jaden Smith. If he was from Long Beach. What would have been funnier if you said she You definitely got me Why you bleed me like that Wow Come on man go to the next comment Hurry up Get it off the screen We've been a member for four months Shout out to Lush my boy I fuck with you bro all respect And Flacco shut yo No one fucks with you Lush Stop lying Fuck with me Come on man It's hot outside And I'm getting buffer food I've been out here in the union You see me getting bigger every week nigga Yeah yeah yeah We have one more So two days ago I don't know if y 'all announced this on here You came on Academic Stream And said you was the biggest gangster From the west coast The west coast nigga ain't doing nothing I was like damn flunko Like that's how you feel Oh you like a week late man We like discussed that on like the Tuesday show.

1:46:34And then a Friday beforehand. Yeah, bro. Yeah, bro. Yeah, bro. You ducking? Nah, bro. I was talking crazy on that stream. Right. No, no, no. Right. Because look, we talk about it on the news. Then a Tuesday show. Then like I did Fig Mini yesterday. Yeah, nah. Like it's just. Is that out here? Yeah, it's out. Oh, oh, oh. Oh, uh. I swear guys, no. Oh, uh. A pun told me to tell you, Brandon, that, like, he's bringing on the Brennan Slayer. I don't care. Yeah. Man, all right, man. So what's the last topic? Seething opportunism at its finest. Which one should we go through? Hopefully resurrects their dying channel.

1:47:20Which one y 'all want to do? Little baby. Dealer's Choice. Man, I don't want to talk about a fucking little baby. Little baby trying to hit the porn stars. Who cares? Oh, this is exposed? The dude bro bought a fucking Hornstar car? They do that all the time? No. No. Okay, so. No, he's just sitting on. To be fair, she's tough. That's a tax write-off for him, bro. No, she's tough. Yeah, she is. I've seen a couple videos. She's tough. Man, so this was a chick that Lil Yachty was fucking. And Lil Baby apparently bought the chick a Roseworth Cullinan. No, he didn't. What? He didn't buy her a Cullinan.

1:47:54He said, I will buy. He said, what car? He'll pay it on. He'll pay it on. He never wound up buying it. He never actually bought it. And that's probably, yeah. So Flacco continues to spread misinformation about Lil Baby. Oh, look, it says. Allegedly. Pay off her car, but like. Shh. They never even. You told her that I will. Wait. Read the whole. Okay. Just go through the whole thing. You'll see. It's. There's no evidence that he paid for any car for her. But the conversation. Yes. Stop that. I'm in Miami, let's chill later. It started with I'm in Orlando, let's chill. You feel me? Sure, the day was talking, talking, talking.

1:48:34Yeah, yeah. And then the last text that we see is I'm in Miami, and then she sent him a selfie of her, and then apparently they met him afterwards. But there's nothing to indicate this. Bro, this guy does not have to pay anything for this girl to do whatever she's going to do. There's nothing to indicate that he actually... Because she asked for a cullinan, by the way. But that's what she's implying by posting messages from saying, I'll give you the down payment. So what proof do you have that she is? And what proof do you have that he actually gave it to her? Does the bitch have the cullinant?

1:49:14No. No, exactly. Okay. No. That's my point about this, right? Is she's implying this by posting this. You says he didn't do it as cap. So, again, maybe you have information that she's not showing. So, what do you have left? What I read from this story is little baby's game is super marked out, and he's a simp, and Foles in Atlanta are just so down to trick. And that's like a clear takeaway. You know a part of having game is making. That is marked out Atlanta right now. No, I love Atlanta. But, like, there's a whole long-storied history of celebrating simply. Stunting is a habit. You feel me? You can get whatever you like.

1:50:02Like, it's all about buying bitches shit. You feel me? But, bro, what's the thing about? Did Lil Baby ever say he will buy bitches shit? You have to understand. Yes. Yes. Yes. A lot of people. Do you understand a lot of these dudes, a part of having game is making promises that you never intend to keep. Bro, just saying that, this thirsty hoe going to be like, oh, yeah. She gonna go, period. He just telling her things she wanna hear. I get it. He looks lame if you read all the text. Have you seen his dude's face? He don't look like he... According to her, he still did not fuck her. And I hate that because I don't think he brought her a Cullinan.

1:50:38And that's why she posted the message, though, was to imply, yo, she paid off this, he gave me the down payment. There's way more problematic shit in here. He's also saying, oh, you used to dealing with... Oh, motherfuckers be sending you strikers Or getting you strikers Oh, you used to dealing with little guys And this is like five sentences This is five texts after He's like, oh, I know you used to fuck with Boat He's like, I ain't even tripping I told Boat, I'm finna fucking be on your body And then like, within like five or six texts He's saying like, oh, you used to dealing with To me, that's some side busting You feel me?

1:51:17Like, I read between Man, he told the homie, I'm about to smash the chick you used to smash. No, that's not about loyalty. No. But it might be. No, no. To me, that's a subtle impression. No chance at all. How is it no chance at all? Because that's the... He's saying you used to dealing with little guys. You fucking better than I would tell you why, though, Lush. I would tell you why. That's what he did. That's the chick that went viral for being crazy, jumping on her boyfriend's car. Oh, that's her? Yes. And the boyfriend scammed her for like$20 ,000. Right. So, hence what he says, you used to dealing with little guys.

1:51:48Obviously, he's talking about her boyfriend, who she went viral. Oh, I'm sorry. Bro, need to avoid her at all times. That's what I said yesterday. It's Steven. It's tough. I said tequila flavored nipples. You feel me? Her fucking nipples taste like fucking - It's tough, bro. Her nipples taste like Don Julio. Nah, she's just a straight up freak. Her nipples taste like Don Julio. She's probably just a straight up freak, bro. Like, crazy - Nah, she's tough. Like, she go crazy. She must do tricks on it for him to be this pricey. Bro, you know. Because you know he can get a bitch like this. If you ever had a real crazy bitch, they fuck.

1:52:24I mean, bro did take down London, too. And he fucking paid for fucking Tiana Trump to suck him up. Yeah, bro, I might have a little punk fascination. Right. I'm not. That's a great investment. If you're. She got the bread. Do it. If you have that much disposable income, however. Wasn't Bill Maher paying for Tiana Trump to fuck up? No, that was Korean Steffens. But she's another goat. Her? I think he got. No, he fucked Teyana Trump, too. You said Bill Maher? Bill Maher. Let me look it up on Chad G.P.T. Wow. He definitely enjoyed the swirl. Bill Maher enjoyed him from the swirl. He's doing his thing.

1:52:58Yeah, shouts to Bill Maher. Yeah, he definitely. I know you hate that fool. Yeah, Teyana Trump talks about Bill Maher, but I heard AJT. Shout out to bro. He was in a whole relationship with the super - Hey, how did I know that without Chad G.P.T.? Fire. Come on. Yeah. That's like a pretty viral clip, bro. He's collecting - Kitty! Thanks, bro. Kenny was going up at like 3 in the morning. The real MVP. Speaking of viral. Little baby has no game. ATL condones. Get her, little baby. ATL really condones. Why do you want to fuck a chick who just took so many dicks? That's crazy. You know she's getting fucking dicks.

1:53:36You know she knows what she's doing, though. Look at his face. And she's a porn star, too. Yeah, bro. I would never understand even texting a porn star like this. No, so if a bitch don't fuck for six months to a year, her pussy's going to return to his restaurant. She's a porn star, though. You're still not going to be able to please her lush? Why not? That shit could shrivel up to the size of a prune. Hey, hey, hey. Hey, funny, you know, I ain't no complaints. You still got me missing the hole. I ain't no complaints from a bitch. You feel me? I'm doing something right. But regardless, it's - You're right, keeping her fucking high?

1:54:10No, hey, hey. You feel me? Hey, hey. favorite aphrodisiacs. Oh, y 'all wild. Nah, but on some real shit, dude, it's okay if a bitch used to have a whole face because if a bitch ain't got a past, damn show got a future. Guarantee that. Merch that. Straight up. What bathroom wall did you read that off of? I wrote it on all of it. You feel me? We gonna do one more topic before we... This has been a great live. Let's give them one more topic because they gave us 4 ,000 views. Why don't you, Brandon or Flacco Flacco, you're about to be up out of here You should choose the title I can't see the board Security, there's Drake with the Death Row chain There's Cat Williams in Baltimore There's Academics vs.

1:54:56Rock Nation Let's do that Oh, my dad For sure Nah, because it's a title So we have to discuss a title So this clip Of Academics talking in his deposition with Megan Stein lawyers so apparently Megan Stein is suing this blogger called Milagro for lying on her so then they decided to do a deposition on academics now they claim the purpose of this deposition was academics had posted that he has evidence that Megan Stein was lying so they're now kind of like interrogating now a lawyer or a quote unquote lawyer actually did like a reaction to this where they claimed that academics made a big mistake by answering the questions how he answered it because he opened himself up to be sued so so so like let's put this real quick i i've ever been and asked right you say basically anywhere and anywhere you've ever been and as loudly and publicly as you can correct yeah if i'm if i'm speaking my personal opinion of course okay and just so that i'm clear you were not present on june 12 2020 when miss pete was shot right no i wasn't you weren't at the party correct no you weren't in the car right you weren't on the street correct no you weren't a witness at all whatsoever right I was not so you couldn't actually say that you knew that Tory did not shoot Miss Pete because you weren't present right yeah I'm not unequivocally saying that it didn't happen I'm sorry hold on hold on go ahead yeah I wouldn't say oh I'm Flacco is this the first time ever that someone live streamed his deposition because that's fucking like really dope that he did that to me he he recorded it okay but is that like that's not that's pretty rare that people do that huh not really right I didn't even know I thought it was live stream I thought it was live stream okay anyways 100 % this is the fact I'm telling you my personal opinion and my belief that chick is a liar and I don't believe liars so you know um her story again i accept the verdict i accept all of this stuff i don't accept a liar i think she's a liar she was a liar then she's a liar now she's gonna be a liar tomorrow and yeah that's it do you believe she perjured herself on the stand at the criminal trial yep um i i wouldn't know that would be something the prosecutors would have to answer but that you know we've rarely seen just personally hold and keep to yourself right i've said this anywhere i i have ever been and asked right you say it basically anywhere and anywhere you've ever been and as loudly and publicly as you can correct interrogate me baby if i'm if i'm speaking my personal opinion of course okay and just so that i'm clear you were not present Hey, Tate, how you feel about banging the hood?

1:58:22You feel me? You see he got three on his jersey. That's a cool guy. I think he handled that like a G, though. I felt like, clearly, like, well... He stood on minutes. ...well-versed from his lawyer on what to say. Yeah, he stood on minutes. He kept saying, my personal opinion. Well, yeah, but then it asks, where did you disseminate your public opinion? And then I think it says, to any and everyone who's willing to listen in the public. Right? So, yeah. You feel me? So is that what could potentially be a statement that gets him in trouble? Now, listen. I believe, Hack. I think that Megan Thee Stein is a fucking liar, too.

1:59:05Yeah. I think we all do. But in the instance that she's telling the truth, in my opinion, can't really save you. Right? Like, for example, right? Yo, and again, I've seen this happen because, yo, it's happened to me and countless other YouTubers, right? We're like, yo, somebody will say, yo, in my opinion, he's a pedophile. But you can't just say in my opinion and then think that you're protected. You feel me? I thought that, I thought like the word alleged or. No. That creates that ambiguity. No. that's if it's for example right so and again I talked to and like actual lawyer and here's what I was told in my opinion works if it's a subjective thing and not an objective fact for example in my opinion he's a yo in my opinion he's a thief.

2:00:13Right? Where, you know, that's what's, right? So, so, it's because that's an accusatory statement? Is that why? Yeah, but. I'm trying to, I'm trying to figure out what to find. Look, look, look, look, in my opinion, he's a thief. In my opinion, he was arrested for stealing candy at Walmart in 2006. No, I see. That's a clear difference. Nigga, in my opinion, ain't saving you from that, homie. But that's a clear difference. Right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because, In my opinion, you think that as an objective thought. So because Ak is saying things and relating it to a specific case that has. Because he could be wrong.

2:00:53Because he could be wrong. Huh? Because he could be wrong. No, so look. I think Ak is good because he says. In my opinion, she's a liar. Says, in my opinion, she's a liar. Now, if he says, in my opinion, she lied about Tory shooting her because of that, which I don't know if Ack has ever gone that far. He probably has, so that's probably bad. Right? I mean, but if he's saying it's my opinion, then you can't really hold it. No, you can. That's lame to try. For objective fact, you can. Really? But this is because this is a money grab, right? Yeah. This is a clear money grab, and they're going to use, they're using Ak because he is like the primary, one of the largest media figures in hip hop, so like a lot of the traffic, a lot of the, salute, a lot of the opinions, et cetera, are coming from his streams.

2:01:45So that's why. Look, right? Look, right? Look. They're just trying to attribute all of, like the full breadth and reach of his audience to what could potentially be the liability or the damage done to her as a result. Now listen. It's a fucking money grab. I think act is safe, right? Because, again, if someone says, in my opinion, he likes little girls, that's a little different than, in my opinion, he was arrested for fucking a little girl, right? That's a clear difference. That's not your opinion. That's a fact. If you say that. And that's the point. Is folks will say allegedly he was arrested for...

2:02:22What if you say I believe? Oh, I believe he was arrested. Still not protecting you, homie. I feel like I believe should protect you. No, I believe he was arrested in 2006 for fucking a little girl. No, hold on, bro. You gotta get down, right? Yeah, 100%. I believe doesn't work. A lot of times. Man, but folks, this is my last Thursday show for about four weeks. Yeah, I'll be going until the first week of October. So, unfortunately, I hate to say this, guys. Blocko passed me the keys in the whip. All right. Yeah, man. You feel me? Yeah, so we going to steer this motherfucker. I enjoy this cast. I think we got some great camaraderie and chemistry, and we're going to continue to put numbers on the board.

2:03:10So this is going to be what we're rocking with. any suggestions, any feedback, anything y 'all want to, why don't y 'all like, you feel me, take it to the damn Reddit, take it to the damn YouTube comments, take it to, let us know what y 'all think. You feel me? Flacco, man, it's gonna be hard to fill this void. Yeah, man. No, but the while I'm gone, I'm doing a series on a jumper called The War in the No Jumper Universe, where I'm covering all the like all the channels in the universe. But you're doing one big video per week. Are you still doing the same thing where you remove yourself from knowing us and you pretend that you don't know any of us in real life?

2:03:53I'll be real. Y 'all might hate me by... Yes. By the time I come back, y 'all might hate me with how much I'm curving y 'all. But yeah, it's the war in the No Jumping universe. Please don't be a fucking girl about this. Be like, really, love off. pretend that you don't know us I promise you I won't get mad at anything you say about me blocker gonna whoop your ass your feet nah man we finna get I'm here for the content I'm willing to take a few on the chin for the content it's gonna be like a huge hour plus video But, yeah, hey, listen to me, folks. I'll see y 'all back in October. You feel me?

2:04:42Faco, you feel me? Y 'all hold it down, man. You feel me? Prayers up. We love you. Fucking hold it down. Yeah, you feel me? Shouts to Brandon. Shouts to Tay. You feel me? You feel me? Shouts to, you feel me, the homie. You feel me? I forget. K-Slim. K-Slim. Yeah, yeah, my bad gang. K-Slim. That's my dog. You feel me? Creep. You feel me? Steven on the motherfucking ones and twos, of course. Shouts to Josh and Nathan and Kenny Malice for the buzz ball. and your play upon a Lush Uno will get popped this month. See you tomorrow. Man, peace out, man. Peace. Hey, it's Ryan Reynolds here for Mint Mobile.

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