The NJ Show #382: Crips On Big U, Druski Accused of Scamming, Breakfast Club vs Nicki Minaj

3 Oct 2025 · 2 h 22 min · 49 chapters

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In short

The hosts debate LA/hood politics and online misogyny/incel behavior, then pivot to a major news/legal discussion about Big U and “WAC” claiming “75 rolling 60s” appear in paperwork. They also discuss a separate heated No Jumper argument between Brandon and Munchie B, plus general commentary on security, self-defense, and “sealed paperwork” implications.

Guests (hosts/regulars named in transcript): Threesis (from the “city by the beach”), Tay F. Third, Tamela Anderson (referred to as “Tam”), Steven (on “the ones and twos”), Josh (mentioned as running audio/production), and Lush (appears during the Brandon/Munchie B segment). Additional voices include “Wack” and “Big U” as referenced topics, not in-person guests.

Guest backgrounds (as described)

They’re No Jumper/adjacent podcast personalities; Threesis and Tay are framed as long-time contributors; Tamela is a recurring on-air personality; Steven handles DJ/production; Josh is a co-host/producer; Lush is a frequent commentator.

Key claims

“75 rolling 60s” supposedly means 75 people are referenced in Big U-related paperwork; the panel argues that “sealed” documents can imply missing transparency but don’t automatically prove “snitching.” They also claim online hate-watchers attack women and that commenters obsess over sexuality/looks while demanding women be both sex objects and “ladylike.”

Notable examples

A Hollywood Sign “giant pill” vandalism/promo story; discussion of 2K racism trolling; and the Brandon vs Munchie B argument where Lush/others dispute whether it’s becoming “anti No Jumper.”

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Chapters

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Week Highlights and 2K Gaming

1:20 to 2:20

The hosts share their week, including gaming experiences and personal reflections.

Conversations on Racism in Gaming

2:20 to 6:40

Discussion on past racist behavior in gaming among friends and the impact of online gaming culture.

“I'm not going to say who, but I had one of the homies admit to me the other day, like, yeah, when I was young, I used to be fucking racist on 2K.”

Reflections on Social Media Fame

6:40 to 8:00

A host shares unexpected social media attention and the implications of online trolling.

“And then, in particular, like, you know, black women.”

Discussion on Misogyny and Online Behavior

8:00 to 9:30

Hosts discuss misogyny in online spaces and its impact on women, particularly black women.

“And they keep the same icon on every social so you know who they are because it's the only notoriety they have, even though it's not their face.”

Critique of Audience Reactions

9:30 to 12:20

A critique of audience reactions to female guests and issues of perception and insecurity.

“But we just confirmed that they were hate-watching, so that's all that matters.”

WAC and the 75s Controversy

12:20 to 14:00

Discussion surrounding WAC's remarks on 75 individuals and implications in gang culture.

“Why you think 75 people was able to be in this man's paperwork?”

Discussing Allegations and Legal Cases

14:00 to 18:00

Learn about the dynamics of loyalty and cooperation in legal cases among gang members.

“I don't know how much of this we actually have to listen to.”

Reflections on Youth and Gang Culture

18:00 to 22:40

Explore personal stories and insights on the allure and consequences of gang involvement.

“and I was just like, my heart beat it a little bit different.”

Graffiti as Expression and Promotion

22:40 to 27:40

Discover how graffiti intersects with personal identity and marketing strategies.

“Bro, it was so wild, but honestly, that's, like, the greatest promotion.”

The Complexities of Snitching and Loyalty

27:40 to 28:00

Analyze the intricacies of loyalty in street culture and the concept of snitching.

“but I don't know there to be a sealed document.”
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Discussion on Big U and Sealed Paperwork

28:00 to 33:59

Exploration of Big U's positive influence contrasted with criticisms and discussions on the implications of sealed paperwork.

“So as many people as you help, because I know the positive things about Big U, right, the boys meeting stuff, the football stuff, all of that.”

The Importance of Security for Artists

34:00 to 37:39

A conversation about the necessity of hiring security for artists to protect themselves and the stigma associated with it.

“Why can't you hire like a little security so they can have the gun?”

Brick Baby's Case and Community Impact

37:40 to 42:00

Discussion on Brick Baby's legal troubles, community support, and the importance of judging a person by their current actions rather than past mistakes.

“Like, I didn't meet Brick through the streets or gang-banging or nothing.”

Discussing Racial Terms and Context

42:00 to 44:00

The hosts navigate a controversial conversation about racial terminology and its implications.

“Are you also that or do you put yourself in a different category?”

Personal Accountability and Professionalism

44:00 to 46:40

A debate arises regarding personal accountability and professionalism within the group.

“Yeah, probably not the smartest thing to say.”

Pay and Content Creation

46:40 to 49:20

The discussion shifts to how pay is discussed in the context of content creation.

“He'll fuck you over if he want to beat his daddy up.”

Munchie's Unique Perspective and Experience

49:20 to 53:00

The hosts delve into Munchie's background and how his blindness influences his interactions.

“You don't do it in front of Ricky, Lush, and Hefe, and Munchie.”

Cultural Commentary on Racial Dynamics

53:00 to 56:00

A critical analysis of racial dynamics and societal impacts stemming from current discussions.

“And I didn't know that he was blind for real until I seen him appear.”

Discussion on Cultural Perspectives and Identity

56:00 to 1:02:31

The hosts debate the implications of cultural representation and identity within the black community and the media.

“when he was like using the N word and like was basically like, oh, like you're the type of, here's how I read it.”

Exploring Relationships and Conflicts in Media

1:02:31 to 1:06:39

A conversation about the dynamics of relationships between former No Jumper members and the narratives that follow their exits.

“No, and like, obviously Adam is, like we said before, has severe PTSD.”

Accountability and Personal Growth in Conversations

1:06:39 to 1:10:01

The hosts discuss accountability in their interactions, emphasizing the importance of standing firm in one's beliefs.

“Now with that being said, Adam's fostering an op comment, I don't think is crazy.”

Confidence and Opinions

1:10:01 to 1:13:40

Discussion about confidence, standing firm on opinions, and being mischaracterized.

“There's points that I stand on to the death and will not waver on.”

Trap News Controversy

1:13:41 to 1:15:49

Discussions around Trap News' comments and the implications of their statements.

“No, what he said was, he basically was like, yo, fool, you said some crazy-ass shit.”

Rich Trapper's Reputation

1:15:50 to 1:18:21

Examination of Rich Trapper's behavior and public perception regarding violence.

“Now I side with my, well, I been side with my boy Vyra, but now I super side with him now.”

Drewski's Show Review

1:18:22 to 1:23:04

Review of Drewski's festival performance and audience experiences.

“Okay, so at this point, at this point, like...”

Event Expectations vs Reality

1:23:05 to 1:24:00

Discussion on audience expectations for events and the reality of performances.

“Can I just watch her talk for like three hours straight?”

Drewski's Meme Event Controversy

1:24:00 to 1:26:25

The hosts discuss fan reactions to a recent Drewski event and their expectations.

“It seems super just meme-ish in and of itself.”

Snoop Dogg's Cultural Impact

1:26:25 to 1:28:58

A deep dive into Snoop Dogg's career and his role as an icon across generations.

“Go to LA and come to these basketball games.”

The Legacy of Doggy Style

1:28:58 to 1:30:42

The hosts reminisce about the impact of Snoop Dogg's debut album on hip-hop.

“Now it's your great-grandma knows who Snoop is and your grandkids.”

Snoop's Authenticity and Influence

1:30:42 to 1:33:04

Discussion on Snoop Dogg's authenticity in the industry and his influence on new artists.

“There wouldn't have been the subsequent rollout that Eminem and 50 got years later if it wasn't for Doggy Style.”

Jim Jones and Accountability

1:33:04 to 1:38:00

The hosts analyze Jim Jones' recent actions and their implications on accountability in rap.

“I know because he said to my wife at the time and I saw him address, hello women.”

Jim Jones and His Relevance in Hip-Hop

1:38:00 to 1:41:18

The discussion revolves around Jim Jones' relevance and tactics in maintaining his status in hip-hop culture.

“I will say it seems corny because it's like the age gap thing and the whole generation thing.”

The Effect of Fame on Artists' Legacies

1:41:18 to 1:45:50

Exploring how the pursuit of relevance impacts artists like Jim Jones and Nicki Minaj, and how it can tarnish their legacies.

“Well, do you think that there's, okay, do you feel like that's affected?”

Nicki Minaj's Controversies and Public Perception

1:45:50 to 1:51:58

An analysis of Nicki Minaj's recent actions and controversies, including her public feuds and how they affect her image.

“And that's the most you ever heard words that aren't in a song come out of his mouth.”

Nicki Minaj's Embarrassing Beef

1:52:00 to 1:52:30

Exploring the embarrassing feud surrounding Nicki Minaj and other female rappers.

Street Cred and Female Rappers

1:52:30 to 1:53:29

Analyzing the street credibility of female rappers and their backgrounds.

“For a song where Karate goes, I turn off the on.”

The Fight Between Cardi and Nicki

1:53:29 to 1:55:19

Discussing the tensions and physical confrontations between Cardi B and Nicki Minaj.

“And then that same person tried to press Stephen, and Stephen's all like, I ain't lush, motherfucker, you feel me?”

Nicki Minaj's Controversial Reputation

1:55:19 to 1:56:15

Examining the controversies and criticisms surrounding Nicki Minaj's character.

“She called her a culture vulture or something.”

The Stakes in the Rap Game

1:56:15 to 1:56:36

Debating who would win in a fight between Cardi B and Nicki Minaj.

“Who do y 'all think gonna win in this squad?”

The Importance of Industry Relationships

1:56:36 to 1:57:29

Discussing the significance of friendships in the music industry.

“I mean, didn't they run into each other?”

Live Vote: Cardi vs. Nicki

1:57:29 to 1:58:23

Conducting a live vote on who would win in a potential fight between Cardi B and Nicki Minaj.

“I do want to comment on something you said.”

Megan Thee Stallion's Impact

1:58:23 to 1:59:42

Discussing Megan Thee Stallion's physicality and reputation in the rap scene.

“But you guys remember when Megan Thee Stallion said, she said, who gon' handle me?”

Celebrity Relationships and Their Consequences

1:59:42 to 2:00:43

Exploring how celebrity relationships impact public perception and personal lives.

“That's why I don't like it when the celebrity girls date a sports player because their fans fucking always try to blame these niggas sucking on you.”

Zone 6 and the Arkansas Connection

2:00:43 to 2:01:59

Introducing new guests and discussing regional connections in the rap scene.

“Long live to one of the actual Firelight rappers.”

Rap Culture and Grape Drinks

2:01:59 to 2:05:28

Lighthearted discussions about rap culture and a tasting of grape drinks.

“We seen you with the homeboy cousin, man, on the sand.”

Super Chat Reactions and Community Engagement

2:05:28 to 2:06:00

Engaging with fans through Super Chats and discussing community reactions.

“Super Chisney is, and that's Cardi beat Nikki's ass.”

Cohesive Dialogue and Cast Dynamics

2:06:42 to 2:09:56

Discussion on the dynamics of the cast and the effectiveness of the episode's flow.

“Forza, shout out to Tam looking fly today.”

DMT Experiences and Insights

2:09:56 to 2:12:25

Hosts share and discuss their experiences with DMT and the insights gained from them.

“You keep us in check about, like, the street things, and when things are going on, you'll bring a different perspective.”

Reflections on Society and Personal Changes

2:12:25 to 2:14:43

The group reflects on societal issues and personal changes in light of recent events.

“I saw land masses form through the water.”
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0:02That's the sound of zero sugar, 200 milligrams of caffeine, and the power to burn body fat. Storm, energy for life. Storm Energy Blend helps boost metabolism, which in combination with exercise and a healthy diet helps burn fat. This product alone does not produce weight loss. Individual results may vary. We are going live in 3, 2, 1. Y 'all know the vibes more kicks than Cobra Kai. Lesson shots every time we roll them by. It is the Thursday show. So it ends with a Y. You know it's a day, you feel me, and it is one of my favorite days because I get to be with some of my favorite human beings on the planet, you feel me, and we have a whole lot of craziness to discuss.

0:42My right-hand side at all times, the craziest, you feel me. Threesis. Threesis himself, you feel me, straight from that city by the beach, the itty-bitty city by the water. No part. Doing the most, you feel me, Tay F. Third. and of course you feel me back by popular and blockular demand not taking her heels off of y 'all marks next in the slightest you feel me tamela anderson herself you had a burgers in the chat burgers in the chat for your girl thanks guys and of course we got steven in the cut that's a scary sight one shot of the you paralyzed and josh on the ones and twos holding it down how's everybody feeling what's been up with y 'all man i'm feeling good i had a nice little week yeah yeah been playing 2k all week okay so like i feel like you're uh you like you need to be you have like a wandering spirit 100 yeah you can't stay still for too long i think i got like add or is it adhd something like that right you might have traversed the hyperactive side of it yeah um but you're always like in a different city state traveling um and yeah i don't think I've seen you in like your crib for a two week period straight nah not at all but this week I've been there the whole time I was just playing 2k playing against a game and Chris Brown getting my ass whooped pretty much yeah is it demoralizing when like people that are like kind of beating your ass in real life also beat your nah it's demoralizing when it be like a young kid just clouding on you like oh they get racist yeah it's very demoralizing but it's been a good week I'm not even going to lie.

2:21I'm not going to say who, but I had one of the homies admit to me the other day, like, yeah, when I was young, I used to be fucking racist on 2K. Say his name. Say his name. Using a black player calling other people nigga. No, that is the craziest part. They play or be black. Yeah. Like, yeah, just saying insane things. Sicko. He's like, I was 12 at the time. I'm like, I get it, but whoa. What's up, Tim? Yeah, what about you, Tim? We're chilling. We're chilling. I have regular jobs. I was doing that. You guys did a great job on the Tuesday show. I watched it. Thank you for all of the love and the shout outs.

2:55I woke up on Wednesday. I was like, why do I have all of these Instagram followers? I have not posted anything. I have not done anything. And it's because you guys put my Instagram post when I was trolling the Reddit on the screen. We did do that. Now we brought the creeps out. Hold on. Quote unquote trolling the Reddit or thirst trapping? No, no. Keep it as true. Did you see the pic? Nah. What picture was it? All right. Yeah, we're pulling it up again because I want your take on this. And I appreciate Munchie and Aunt Jefe for having my back in here on the fact that that was not a thirst trap.

3:31The only thing that was thirst trap was the caption, and I did that specifically for the reason. It was a caption. I've never been to Roatan, who wanted to take me because I was wearing a Honduras jersey, and Honduras was like the Roatan. It wasn't like a super thirst trap. It was like a 90s magazine, King Magazine type of early 2000s. Yeah, let me see this picture. It wasn't bad. It could have been worse. Like in Handface, I could have really showed ass, but I didn't. No, exactly. It's not like you were tooting that thing up. You feel me? I didn't have my ass pointed fully to the camera either.

4:01So come on, guys. But there's a profile of the yams. There's a little profile. Because they were all the time in here. Stand up, Tam. Turn around. Walk past the camera. Yo, yams. I mean, yo, Tam.

4:16I really did not mean to say that It's a nice picture That's not like Okay this is like a little That's the one right there It was not all of that guys I'm not mad at it No one's mad I was telling people yesterday Because there are people in the comments If this bothers you You're homosexual And even gay fools will be like Yes bitch to that point all of the guys that come in the comments here reddit everywhere even on instagram i don't understand the hype uh she's not she's okay she's all that you you know how gay it is to hate on a guy liking another girl do you want him to like you yeah you think of you trying to convince him that i'm not as you know pretty or whatever he's saying it's like is he gonna fuck you now think about that before you post it it's a lot of sense it looks crazy for sure that's weird i always thought it was weird like the obsession people have with and i'm not gonna lie like i've fought into this hype and we've been excited about this in the past like the oh i'm gonna fuck your bitch like you know hey guess what i fucked your bitch hey guess what your sweat is is on me you feel me like that pussy hole that you be in like that you enjoy so much oh my god that's essentially what you're saying i'm not saying nothing but when you're talking about that yeah yeah i understand the trope the cliche uh in like i never got that when somebody wanted to have somebody else's woman it's like bro i've been all in and through that it's like come on it's kind of weird the same thing with girls where they be like i took your man when you took somebody's baby daddy who wasn't even paying bills at that house now you got him at your house and you're bragging on the internet and and you got like he's like like your butt crust that he ate for her is now making out with you listen oh my god and you're gonna be babysitting that kid there's so many there's so many things that like that I question as far as people's reactions especially like on this platform in particular there has been a tradition of misogyny like we hate bitches here like this is the He-Man woman haters club no girls allowed let me put the sign on the fucking tree house you feel me little rascals yeah this is the little rascals it's funny that the whole time Alfalfa was trying to, you feel me, get busy with Darla.

6:34You feel me? Come on, bro. We always liked girls, but y 'all want to pretend that, like, I don't know what insecurity is, like, the source of. It's a lot of incels. A lot of incels. And then, in particular, like, you know, black women. Let's just say what it is. It seems like black women just get shitted on on this platform a lot, and it's weird. Well, I don't think that. We got a queen right here, and the chat loves it. But they do give us, like, a hard time. Thank you. Thank you to all the people in the chat that are nice to me. Burgers in the chat. Burgers in the chat. Tam is breaking, like, is a...

7:07We're trying. Yeah, she's kind of, like, getting this audience accustomed to that. Because I'll be honest. Gina, I thought was dope. I know a lot of people. That's the hunger. She's definitely dope. I think she still is. I think she's very good. No, she's fire. But, like, on no jumper. And I know that there is, like, she did certain things. Some of the same traps that I fell into as far as allowing the chat to trick you out the position and allowing the feedback to get inside your head. To really affect you. And to the point where, like, it's one thing to let it affect you, but then when you're, like, visibly making the fans aware that it's affecting you, then they just on your ass.

7:45Yeah, they definitely going to attack that. And then, like, we'd be doing the news, and Gino would be like, hey, Josh, can you turn the chat off? Remember that? Like, we wouldn't even be allowed to see the chat. Yeah, you can't show no chinks in your armor on here, man. Yeah, because these kids are, I'm calling them kids, but I feel like the people that come in here to be negative every day, they're losers. And they keep the same icon on every social so you know who they are because it's the only notoriety they have, even though it's not their face. They have it on every one. So it's like your identity is attached to being a hater and being a gremlin on the Internet.

8:14That's not cool, but that's all you have, so I understand it. So if you guys want to make comments about looks or this or that or people's takes, that's fine because it's still a view. But I'm not going to take it anyway because you wouldn't say that shit to me in person. Yeah, I get attacked the most, honestly. They've been getting on me about them shorts I've been wearing these last two weeks. You kind of deserve it, if you're being honest. Listen, I do. I did it on purpose, but at this time, it's like, bro, stop trolling me. I'm getting like 10 DMs a day of people just zooming into my shorts, bro.

8:41I thought that was your thirst trap. It was? I thought that was a KF thirst trap. But it went bad. It's going bad. Yeah. So, you know, we're missing somebody right now, but they should be on their way, right? Yeah, almighty. Says Gerb on the way. We got a lot to unpack this week, don't we? Yeah, we definitely got a lot to unpack. As far as the one thing that really just boggles my mind the most when it comes to this channel and this fan base's relationship to the women is you want them to be sex objects, but then when they are, you call them hoes. You want them to act like a lady and be more intelligent, you feel me?

9:19And then when they start doing that, show some ass, bitch. Show the gams. Shut up. To me, they're never going to be happy, and that's all right. That's not our job. But we just confirmed that they were hate-watching, so that's all that matters. A thousand percent. And I think, for me, the biggest difference on my tenure since I returned to No Jumper 18 months ago and my previous tenure for 12 months was that I really don't give a fuck. Yeah, 100%. I care about the feedback as in I want to do better and I want to improve. And if there's something that genuinely I could do to be more entertaining and bring a higher value to the show, I'm with that.

10:03I'm with all that type of criticism. I want to be the GOAT. I mean, Les, but you've been an entertainer for a minute. You've been hosting battles and stuff. And I'm pretty sure they were tired of you yelling in the middle of the battles, trying to get your little 16 off in the middle of the battles. I've been here, of course. You know, we live with this. Of course, but like I said, If it's something that's a valid criticism that I'm doing to make things like unwatchable or just taking away from the, like I understand that and I don't want to do that, but I'm also not going to allow the peanut gallery to dictate, you feel me, how I bust my nuts.

10:38Yeah. Talk your stuff, brother. Yeah. With that being said, a whole lot of the whole lot is, as we continue to oscillate through Tam's thirst trap. Sick. I saw the first topic was something about WAC and the 75s. Yeah. 75s, what's that? So, yeah, apparently, I guess we're going to click on it in a second. But the people are enjoying. Yeah, I think they're enjoying what's going on. I think Josh enjoyed it, too. That's why he's been up for so long. Okay, there it is. Yeah, so Josh, WAC has been. What a media. apparently there's 75 and he said this the other day on the show there's paperwork with 75 rolling 60s I'm not sure if that means that all 75 of them are cooperating or if just the injunction it just covers all them like their names are referenced and you know Wack is a he knows how to frame things in a way that's going to be the most exciting and entertaining.

11:50So, I guess we got to, let's take a look. Is there a specific part of this 20-minute Clubhouse video? Oh, damn. Shout out to Clubhouse. We got content. We got TV in the go. You looking for that fire Clubhouse content? Well, you need to subscribe to the home. Hey, yo, Clubhouse TV. Let's get to the content. That's a good one. in the block yo so um i get a call from big you people right yeah yeah yeah so i get a call from big you people they say he needs some assistance i don't know they say he said he said his apologies whack you ain't nowhere in my paperwork nowhere no presence you ain't been talking to nothing i said i ain't worried about that i ain't got nothing doing shit anyway but 75 rolling 60s is in the paperwork say it ain't so 75 75 god damn that's a big number now let's pump the brakes the kids or whoever listening do not fall victim to peer pressure what's peer pressure back we outside we on the block we in the hood we at the park we over here we over there.

13:08Why you think 75 people was able to be in this man's paperwork? Too accessible. You know, you tell them, see. So what they praise is really your downfall. So you got to make a decision. Go for the whole popularity, get the praise, and then find out later on, it's 75 work. Target. Or, do your own program, go where you want to go, go where you need ago and avoid the bullshit. Really believe in the facade. I knew I wasn't crazy. I knew I figured something out. 75 and tell it. What the hell? Yeah, it's bad work. And then I'm on YouTube strolling through and I see the craziest thing ever. I see the mother that started the founder of UBN

13:59talking about you on the PC yard. I don't know how much of this we actually have to listen to. I mean, I remember one of my partners told me a person's loyalty only lasts as long as it's freedom. Or money. Yeah. And, you know, I wouldn't be surprised to see. Well, I'm actually surprised to see 75 members inside of the paperwork. But I'm really not surprised to see people going against the grain and turning on you. But 75 people in the paperwork, does that mean that they were all cooperating? Yeah, I don't think that's engraved in concrete, but I think that there is probably 75 people whose name is mentioned in there.

14:41For sure. I mean, like Ricos of this magnitude and things like that. I'm sure even the GS9 Rico had probably 40 people mentioned. The YSL Rico had. YSL Rico had like what, 30, 40 people in there? Yeah, and that's not just like, there's other people that just get briefly mentioned. Like, oh, he went and he, and Josh bought some fentanyl from him. Like, you know, like, so Josh's name is in the paperwork. That's not like implicating Josh necessarily. That's not Josh telling, but he bought some Fetty Wap. He was slapping the discography. I mean, yeah, I think they just mentioned in people who probably was around people that were doing crimes and just saying, this is what happened.

15:20He was with such and such and such and such. but that still is a lot of people that could be implicating like hey there's probably like about 30 of them telling yeah i mean like there's clearly a lot of cooperation going on yeah i've seen the um 600 interview all i know is that i'm eagerly awaiting for jane for december 19th for that brick baby you feel me you know i heard that he took a um a deal he did take a plea okay He took a plea 5 to 15, I believe, were the sentencing guidelines. He'd probably even get less than that. He'd been in there, what, for like eight months right now? Yeah, he'd been in since, I want to say, April?

15:58Yeah, something like that. So it's been around like six, seven months. Yeah, I mean, hopefully Brick get out with like some house arrest or something, you know? I haven't breathed in seven months. My heart's just been like, you feel me? I mean, but you've been holding it down for him. Yeah, it hurts. But you call yourself the white brick, right? It is, you feel me? And you know what? I feel myself losing more melanin every day. Oh, my God. I think the most important part about what we listen to from the WAC video is what he said about having so many people around and people praising you, like hood politics type shit, for all the things that will lead to your destruction.

16:35People are going to hype you up for that in the moment, but when it comes down to the courtroom, there's going to be a lot of people that don't want to be on the same side of the bench as you, to use the analogy. So I think people should take that more into account Especially young people I know there's a lot of rap There's a lot of propaganda out there in the world That's telling you to be the hardest nigga alive But there's not a lot of positive routes to that Even Scarface died That's a fact Look at all the movies that we glamorize They all died They all died You want to be popping for like two summers You want to have two summers and die No but I genuinely think that That is the way people think Like, they're like, I think once people, and I even can say this for myself, because once you, you know, for example, addiction, once you get into that.

17:23We know you know about that, right? Hell yeah. Pitiful, incomprehensible demoralization. You feel me? Restless irritability, discontent. Like, when these things occur, like, all you're trying to do is, like, I've been at times where I was like, shit, like, if I could just have one summer where I'm up and just taking all the drugs and doing what I want to do. Like, I don't let me die after that. And I was really very short-sighted, immature way to look. But I have, there's been times in my life where I've genuinely had that belief system. Yeah, I've been there. You've probably been there too, bro.

17:56Yeah, I've been there one time, but I was just like heavily drunken off the Zans and I was just like, my heart beat it a little bit different. I was like, all right, fuck it, I'm ready to go anyway. Then I woke up like, bro, I was tweaking. Look, look, you've been affiliated with the community, right? What do you mean affiliated with what community? You feel me? With the trays. You feel me? No, I'm not affiliated. I'm a part of it. I was just trying to. No, you're a member. This is history. So, yeah, my boy is from there. So, I'm sure there was a point when you was a youngster where you got that speech from somebody.

18:31You feel me? That Vince Lombardi inspirational. You know what's crazy? I never really got that speech because I gave myself that speech. because I always had like a big brother who I was kind of scared of. Like he was ready to beat me up if I was doing something out of line. So I actually just gave myself that speech. But I think that's the best speech to have is when you look in the mirror and you're just like, all right, this is, I got to get this point across to myself. It's so funny because I remember being 12 years old and my little tagger crew was starting and like the older kids are like, and they're giving me the speech like the big homie.

19:03And he's like, this is like, this is my whole life. This is everything. This means the world to me. And guess what? We're going to go do this. We're going to go on the freeway. We're going to catch these spots. If any of the enemies are here, we're going to get down with them. If the cops are there, I'm willing to go to jail for this shit. Matter of fact, I'm willing to die for this shit. Could y 'all be hanging off the freeway, bro? That's what I was going to say. How do y 'all be? Would y 'all be having strings or harnesses on y 'all? Hell, motherfucking no. I know harnesses. So y 'all just be hanging off One arm Hanging off the heavens Catching species like this You know y 'all low key like graffiti superheroes Spider-Man Y 'all low key superheroes But that speech right there That's all I needed to hear With the battery in your back Yeah yeah my little 12 year old You feel like I didn't fit in anywhere else I hear that like oh I'm gonna be a part of something And this is how much people care about it So I can only imagine if it's like a, because if I had the choice, the chance to join a gang gang, I would have been all in.

20:11See, my speech I was talking about was something me being more positive. As far as that type of speech. Oh, I'm talking about the gang gang. Yeah, I definitely had that before. I wouldn't really talk about it too much. But yeah, you know, we was in a room. It was about five members. And they're like, yeah, this is what we got to do. And this is how we survive. And this is how we become people. Now, when my boy, I ain't even going to say his name. Fuck my big homie. when he when he when he made fuck my big homie's crazy he let him down a terrible path that's crazy you know how I be you feel me like you know I be sometimes we fuck this fool right now you feel me like but like when we made eye contact we said I'm willing to go to jail for this matter of fact I'm willing to you felt that in yourself hell my little 12 year old ass you feel me like what what were you tagging at 12 was my original what did I hit up first yeah Jinx was my first tag and then Stare I used to write and then I'd be, oh, but then, okay, when I was hanging out with the Black Bulls from Shoreline, I was writing Nick Bone, you feel me, because that's what they called me, you feel me, and I was like, my.

21:13Speaking of graffiti, did you see an old boy who got arrested for putting that pill on the Hollywood sign? What? Somebody put a big old pill on the Hollywood sign, dude. Wait, oh! Well, like, like, like. I don't know if it was graffiti or a sticker, but it was a big ass pill on the Hollywood sign. A pill? Can we pull that up? Because somebody I know put a fucking New Mexico flag on the Hollywood sign. Was it like a flag? Did they paint it on there? No, no, no. It was like attached to it. It was like hanging off of it. Yeah, I mean, that's fire too, but nah, this one was like literally they messed it up, I guess.

21:50I don't know if it was a sticker or if it was graffiti, but they really put a pill on it. And it got caught. Is it safe to say we can blame King Pill? Yeah, shit. King Pillistan. You feel me? You think he walked up there with his army fatigue boots? Actually, no. That's way too rigorous of an exercise for someone of King Pill's poor health. I feel like that dude could barely tie his shoes. I mean, but he does walk around in a 12-pound suit. The army fatigue and the boots, that's like at least 12 pounds on, bro. That's true, but you got to remember, crystal meth gives a lot of... It draws all the power from your...

22:25He got the CM Punk? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. He's off the CM Punk for sure. Yeah, for sure, for sure. He off that CM Punk so much, he finna turn the gold dust. You feel me, like, yeah. Come on, stop playing. Yeah, no. We got a picture of it? Let's see a pill on the damn. Bro. Hollywood sign. Bro, it was so wild, but honestly, that's, like, the greatest promotion. Yeah, that is pretty fire. I'm not gonna lie. It's the same, like, a few years ago when they gave us recreational weed, they turned it to Hollywood. Yeah. That was, like, done in conjunction with the city, right? Look how big the pill is, bro.

22:58Oh, whoa. Like, it's fucking huge. That's dope. That's fine. That is dope. Bro, you can see that from the 17. You can see that from the 110. For real. Hell yeah, fool. That's right. Destroy the city. Vandalize everything. Look, man, that was some good promotion. I mean, if somebody get copper doing that, how much time is they going to do? Probably just a fine, huh? That's a vandalism charge. But there might be something extra when you're talking about L.A. historic monuments. Like a landmark. That's not just a regular vandalism charge. You feel me? Mm-hmm. I ain't gonna hold you. That shit is different, fool.

23:34But I'll take the risk to promote an album. Exactly. To me, that's great. You gotta be down for your ultimate guerrilla marketing scheme. Yeah. Do y 'all remember one of my favorite ad campaigns of all time is when Playboy Cardi was doing the whole Lotta Red rollout. And this fool basically hired graffiti writers and vandals to go and fucking shoot paint at other rappers' billboards and tag a whole lot of red over it. That's tough. It was the dopest ad campaign I've ever seen. And there was people that were pissed. Fora, you know who Fora is? Yes, my boy. Yeah, yeah. I was the homie Fora. You feel me from the OC.

24:18He spent a lot of money on that. Gun Whop, my dog. He spent a lot of money. He's more of an indie artist, so I don't know how much it costs to get a billboard of that magnitude. Playboy shot him with a red paint. Hell yeah, a whole lot of red tag over that shit. Poro should have framed that. But anyways, back to the big U situation. How do y 'all feel? First of all, do you think that he's going to be proven guilty in this whole situation? Yes. Too many snitches. Well, I've seen a video, I think 600, I posted it. Obviously, actually he did. And he said he was talking to him. And Big, you feel pretty confident about him beating this murder case.

24:56I mean, like how often do you talk to people when they're fighting serious cases? Or even after they've been convicted and they're trying to appeal? I mean, look at Lou Scanning. He's talking every day. But there is always a positive thing. Like, oh, don't even worry about it. I'm going to be home soon. You got to do that, though. You got to keep your head up for your mental stability in jail. You have to do it for your own mental stability. And it's also considered really disrespectful to like the other people in there. Like, let's say, let's say me and you, right? Like we're all in the court tank together, right?

25:28We're all fighting different cases. I come back. I'm tripping. Fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck. And you're like, you're like, what's wrong? I'm like, bro, this gave me five years. Oh, shit. This gave me five years. My life is fucked up. and then you and the other OGs are like, motherfucker, I just got an L. Yeah, I'm about to get an L. I just got an L. Bro, that actually happened to me in jail before. That's very disrespectful. You'll get your ass whooped. Yeah, bro, that literally happened to me in jail before. I'm like, bro, I got a case. I sold this weed to this undercover. Like, how long do you think I'm going to get?

25:58How long do you think? Like, bro, quit asking me that question, boo. We take you in the back. I'm like, bro, I just want to know what's going on. See, and this is another reason why you should stay out of the police clutches because you see that shit? I can't even focus on my life and my trauma, my hard time. at all. You're comparing me to you. Nigga, I'm not comparing myself to the homeless. I have a house. I'm saying I'm broke right now. Jesus. So they're saying that brick paperwork is still. I've seen something about it, but I wasn't too informed on it. I'm not saying Wack is wrong either. Wack tends to be knowing what the fuck he talks about.

26:32Is he doing this for informative purposes or for entertainment? Keep in mind. I don't want to disparage him. I fuck with Wack. Obviously, that's my dog and shit, but like we know whack don't fuck with brick like that you feel me like we know they there it's not like a beef but like if there's an opportunity and i'm not saying whack's gonna go out of his way to slander people or put things on but like i don't think he's gonna go out of his way to make somebody look good that he don't fuck with like that you feel me and it like you know whack and big you had the famous falling out um brick isn't i'm pretty sure i pray and i'm pretty fucking And sure, Brick is not telling on Big U.

27:13You know what I'm saying? If he was, maybe the dynamics of this whole conversation would be different. But that's why I said I want to know what's cracking on December 19th because then all the information is released. And then everybody can stop talking shit about my fucking homeboy saying he's a rat or saying there's even speculation in the air. That will get it right there. Now, if there's a sealed document, that doesn't necessarily help things, but I don't know there to be a sealed document. Wack could be. I'm not saying whack wrong. I'm just saying I don't know there to be a sealed indictment.

27:49Sick. It's the evil world we live in. It's sad that so many people tell him. But that also goes to show that when you're in the hood, right, you can't keep everybody happy because of the type of business that you're in. No. So as many people as you help, because I know the positive things about Big U, right, the boys meeting stuff, the football stuff, all of that. so but then if you're in a line of certain business you know how that's how you get your money to do all these positive things then you have a line of people that are waiting 75 niggas long that want to snitch if i want to say something bad about you something crazy about you so it's like you can't win in the situation you can't and it's weird because you know for example in back in the day in the 1980s in queens john gottie was held in such what murder yeah you feel me and they loved bro like you you talk to you talk to random people in queens lush whack is talking about brick how do you feel about that no i said all right i said how do you feel i mean like obviously whack don't fuck with brick so you know what i'm saying so which side are you choosing who is whack lying or is he telling the truth i don't know if whack's lying or telling the truth so you're going against brick right now no so you think brick you think brick is no i just don't know but i is it necessarily up to brick to be the one to steal this paperwork i don't know honestly i don't know how that works i never have so paperwork that means so many different things now i will say this sealed paperwork normally is not a good look for whoever the criminal is because then what's like can you can you tell me that like the info on that like why is it not a good look because because then you're because there's no transparency because that means there could have been something that's being omitted you could have potentially told on somebody or did something that's not in accordance but uh one of the stipulations for you agreeing to do this or that is it has to be sealed all right so people's though if you're trying to like continue your further progress in life let's say for example trying to get a job or something wouldn't you have to seal the paperwork first well yeah not only that or expunge the paperwork exactly it's so you can't get whatever expunge so they get it sealed that's about to say so it's the same thing as sales are two different things sponge is different because then it's like if you apply to be a copper in the military or something, then it's nothing they could really do to an extent.

30:00But when it's sealed, it's like, niggas don't know what you did, the real people. But if you try to get a job, office job or something, and they can't look up specifically what you said or what happened. I don't know what the stigma is behind sealed. Obviously. Go ahead. Let me use it in a metaphorical sense. Let's say we're running a marathon. And there's cameras on us the whole time. For three hours, one of my cameras cuts off. I'm number one in the race. I'm beating everybody. You feel me? I'm actually setting a record time. Cameras cut back on. You feel me? Hey, I'm still in first place. Right.

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30:34And then I win the race. What about those three hours? How do you know that I didn't hop on a bicycle? You feel me? How you know somebody is like, if there's something that we can't see, if it's not fully transparent. Opaque. Yeah, exactly. You know what I'm saying? It's not seen. It's not transparent. But then also with that being said, then we can't just jump to conclusions and say that he's doing bad. No. Because I don't think Brick doing bad. I don't think he has no reason to do that And to be fair, like I said I'm not saying Wack is lying But I've seen no indication of Rick having sealed paperwork Now, Wack obviously Knows way more about this than I do And studies it He wakes up in the morning Reading paperwork Even if Wack is saying his paperwork is sealed That's not still Wack insinuating That he's telling or nothing He's just saying it's sealed No, but essentially it is That's like saying it without saying it And he might call and be like, let's shut the fuck up, bitch ass fool.

31:29I didn't say that. So I'm not trying to put words in his mouth. But to me, as a human being with a discernible amount of intelligence, you're implying it without saying. You know what I'm saying? But it seemed like Wack was giving him the, you know, pretty much the good olive branch when he left. I thought so too. Yeah. I thought, but okay, let me ask you this. Let's say, let's say you think I'm gay. You feel me? I do. Okay. Well, you know I'm gay because we fucked up. But like, let's say - Hey, hold on, fool. Stop that, bro. Don't do that. Nah, hell nah. I like Asians. Fucking, um - What's wrong with bro?

32:08I'm about to switch seats with Tam, fool. I'm about to play. So, let's say you think I'm gay, right? Yeah, I do. It's one thing to think I'm gay. And then, like, let's say you make an implication like, hey, I ain't never seen Lush with no bitches. You didn't call me a homo. you didn't say Lush is gay but you just said I see Lush but no bitches what are you really doing you're making an implication that's allowing people to read between the lines to start thinking about something yeah it's planting seeds so Wack saying Brick Baby's paperwork is sealed to me the first thought is oh that's not good I mean yeah you can say it's not good but we can't just see what he's snitching no but that's not like and obviously I'm a Brick Baby Glazer you feel me like so they said 5 to 10 so they said 5 to 15 is the sentencing guidelines.

32:57And now essentially we're going to be hearing, I guess, impact statements or not, not necessarily impact statements because I don't think there's any victims in this crime that are going to be speaking up against brick in particular for owning or for allegedly having an AK or you feel me like, and definitely his, and definitely his lady who is not going to talk against him or anything like that. You feel me? Oh, he's, I don't feel safe. no weird shit like that's gonna happen. So, you know what I'm saying? So hopefully break it out, man. You know, people do real crimes out here. And, you know, just for having something to protect yourself, I don't think that's a crime.

33:35Obviously, it was something that we're not supposed to have. But at the same time, you gotta protect yourself. You know, I hope that he end up with just like some house arrest or something. You just want that fade, to be honest. Nah, I mean, besides the fact of that, like... I want to see the fade. Yeah, of course. But all trolling aside, like, and even that aside, like, you know, I hope he really make it through. You know, he got a young seat that he has to take care of. He has a family that he has to take care of. No, I wish the best for bro. Is this too much to suggest or to ask that when you are an emerging anything, if you're an aspiring rapper, artist, whatever, even if you just a nigga in the hood, you got a little bit of money on you, a little bit of clout, but you have done things and maybe you have a police record, or maybe you are hot in the hood because you know you got a nice car, shit like that, and LA brings attention to you, negative attention.

34:17Why can't you hire like a little security so they can have the gun? I mean you can you know but that you know that comes with the stigma of like oh you scary it's not that I'm scary it's just I don't want to go to jail well not you not you in general no but I mean for men I don't like that that's put as scary no he's here because he's paid to handle the business if you do something to me he gonna shoot your ass and he not going to jail but you know that comes with a stigma like honestly I think security we can get a pass with that yeah cause Tay you've been around like the top famous rappers you've been in the same yeah but like who don't got security and they all do got security but when you somebody from out here in this land.

34:52I understand. And if you were like a familiar face, people are going to be like, oh, you scary or you this and that. Because I understand exactly what you mean. I'm from here too. I get it. But I want that maybe stigma to be because who's pressing that? The niggas that are trying to do some shady shit to you that's trying to make you feel like that? I don't give a fuck about your opinion. But yes, I got him with me because if I shoot you, I'm going to go to jail. And in California, it's not like the South where they're going to let you out on some stand-your-ground type shit. No, you're going to sit down no matter what the situation was.

35:17Self-defense even sometimes niggas gotta go to jail He's here to shoot you and he's gonna be out in a few hours Cause that's his job to shoot niggas So say whatever you want to me Try me if you want go ahead I mean why don't we get the same credentials that he has So I can probably shoot you and get away with it too Because maybe in the past when you was young You done certain things that you can't have I already put myself in the hood I already got stripes Also we artists bro We have like dysfunctional lives You know me bro like I've always I mean first of all I just felt like I ain't never did enough to make somebody want to commit anything like that type of act.

35:50But obviously, I don't know how people are going to get down. So that's why I always keep somebody with me who does have them certificates and who does carry concealed weapons. I thought Tam made a really interesting point. It's like, who's the one going against this narrative? Is there like an agenda? Are y 'all just trying to normalize fools being outside lacking? Do you want to hit licks? Like, do you want to set me up? Is that why you're mad I got security? Oh, he's scary. No, no, no. I'm not scary, I'm rich But if you ever look at the comments, right? They'd be like, oh, he's scary, he's scary And then when he dies, they're like, oh, he should have had security That's what I'm saying They got you niggas in a trick bag You're gonna have to get out of that I don't want to say this about all these people But dude, like, 1000 % What's the guy that be slapping people?

36:33What was his name? Something, Bill? We showed him before on the show, white men Bodybuilder type Dude that got into the fight with an old boy in the gym Yeah, you slapped him Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Fucking Wes Watson. Yeah, Wes Watson. If I got one of him sitting outside the hotel, I bet you won't try it. For sure. Because he's going to slap you and gun you down. 1 ,000%. Yeah, man. But back to the subject with Brick. You know, still paperwork doesn't really say anything. You know, it's just up for debate, I guess you could say. But I do hope that, you know, he gets out of there clean. I hope he's home soon.

37:06You know, you got something to do. Yeah, like I said, the 19th of December, we're going to find out exactly what we're looking like. I'm praying. I do pray daily. I think everybody should pray for that. Yeah. That's another black man that we won't release from jail. There's too many of us in there. Especially like a dude that was genuinely trying to do better and switch his life around and was trying to project to the best of his ability. You should go up there and have a speech for him. I'm for sure writing a letter. I already wrote a letter. I mean, everybody that's fighting a case, I have letters for them.

37:39That's fire. me like i've written letters for several people brick included you feel me like you know zaire mitchell is a great dude bro and he's done nothing but contribute like my and this is what i said in my letter actually i said i know zaire as a family man as a professional as an artist as an entertainer all this other um lofty of things that are associated with his name that's not the man that I knew. You feel me? Like, I didn't meet Brick through the streets or gang-banging or nothing. I met him through podcasting and art. Yeah, there's a difference between a young man and a grown man.

38:18And I think him becoming a grown man is what we all see in front of our face on these videos. That's a grown man. You know, he's doing his business. He's getting his money. He's podcasting. He changed his life around. So, you know, I don't think they should judge him on his past, judge him on his future and who he's becoming. Honestly, and I'll just be, like, completely transparent. And obviously, who gives a fuck how I feel because he has a real-life family and kids that really, like, are going to be missing him. 100%. I'm just, like, a homie that he's had for, like, a year and a half. You miss him, too, though.

38:44Yeah, I do miss him a lot. And I will say that, like, even the thought of him, like, let's say he gets that five years and he has to do three. And, like, that is hurtful to me, bro. Like, I don't want him to get that time. No, you don't want no time for him. But I'd rather him have three than 15. Fuck yeah. You know what I'm saying? So, you know, let's just wish for the best break. I see something that keeps coming up in the comments, though, about Brandon and Munchie B. Uh-oh. So you guys want to get to that subject real quick? Yeah, yeah, sure. Is that – okay, so Munchie B and Brandon, number five.

39:16Munchie B and Brandon, heated argument on OJumper. Uh-oh. Look what we got on the phone now. What you got to say? You got your biggest on the phone right now. Hey, man, listen. I took offense to that statement. here he comes

39:41that's brand new we're talking to them we're talking to them we're talking to them

40:03He's talking about Lush. Nah, I don't look at you like an op. It's just, honestly, I was on vacation. I said, I didn't say I was literally fostering an op. I said it was starting to feel like we were fostering an op. And really building up an op. You ain't building up an op. I don't think you're an op. I also am kind of, you know, at certain points, when you're saying negative things about the chat and everything, it almost makes me feel like, where does this go from here? is this guy gonna go full anti no jumper at some point i don't know i've seen it happen so many times i got a little bit of pts i was gonna say i don't got serious ptsd let's be honest

40:49hey you trying to shoot some hold on trust with some slags bro I love what you can't get, guys. Let's be honest. Nigga, give me a ride. What you talking about? Nigga, I'm blessed. Nigga, because you ain't got nothing to do for the rest of your day. What you talking about? Listen, see, this is what I'm saying. Niggas can talk about me when I'm not there, but as soon as I say something, they butt hurt. They butt hurt. I'm not butt hurt. Let me say my butt hurt. Butt hurt is getting put in your ass. And then nigga, we're in body with you. Like a man who agrees to anything. I showed my ass up on time.

41:24I gave my 100 % best. You trying to talk shit. And I looked around me and said, it's niggas who not even doing that. Hey, you trying to talk shit about me and Ann, bro? It be a little late. I look at my value. I look at my value as being a bit, not much because I didn't ask you for a lot more money. My value is a little bit higher because you said it's a business and I treated it like that. You be on time to talk stupid shit, bro. And that's okay, but I'm on time, bitch. Oh, my God. That's the difference. Nigga. Did you say you were a nigga? Don't call me nigga, bro.

41:59That's what you is yourself. No, nigga, don't call me that. Let me be proper. That's what you are. No, I'm a black man. Are you also that or do you put yourself in a different category? Listen, man. Right. There's the difference between black folks and niggas, okay? I'm a black folk. Man, what did Tupac say? Never ignorant, getting goals accomplished. They got so mad I hate Lush Lush you wrong Don't ever say that again Pause it real quick Pause it real quick Lush you're not You're still not able To say that bro Please sir Alright That's fucking crazy No Lush Alright You literally just Called him a nigga In the most like Educational way Well I said Like Tupac said You're not Tupac But it's an acronym But you're not Pac He was trying to Save the moment But it just It just went bad Yeah look apparently it didn't land well.

42:50And like, honestly, that sucks that I hurt people's feelings or like people thought I was being racist or doing too much by doing that because that's clearly not my intention. I thought I was making a good point. I don't think anyone thinks you were intentionally. No, I think it was funny. It just comes off that way. And I was, like you said, I was trying to be slick. I was trying to be funny. And that was your problem. You were trying to be funny. I think somebody should edit one of those, like, You know how the rainbow comes up in the words? I think they should do that for lunch. I thought that was like a really dope thing that Tupac said because he was kind of, you know what I'm saying?

43:26I don't think anybody disagrees with you. But was it dope for you to say it at that time? I mean, maybe. Maybe it probably could have been a better way for me. You shouldn't have said it at all. Yeah, just not say it at all, bro. You just got that black card. Yeah. Matter of fact, do you got your black card on you right now? Don't bring it out. Put it on the table, bro. It's up for debate right now, bro. It's up for debate. It's up for debate. By the way, I had this for 25, 30 years before I met, brother. You feel me? Nah, you just. I've been having this. It's nothing new. No. It's nothing new.

43:55Nah. Call her to East Oakland Thumb. Man, I. With that being said, I'm going to let y 'all know. Yeah, probably not the smartest thing to say. I still do think it was funny, but, like, I don't want to be, like, a dick. Yeah, I looked forward to the Brandon and Munchy debate in person. I thought that would have been incredible. I just keep watching this. So don't let us. He's getting a lot of clout. He fake with the show, and they talk about it every episode. Don't let my ignorance get in the way of getting goals accomplished here. You know what, bro? You're fucking fired. He did it again. He just did it a fucking game.

44:31I didn't say that. And he's trying to be funny. What's up, Lush? What is your problem, bro? I can't love y 'all. No. Who is y 'all? I can't love y 'all. Who is y 'all? You know. You know The blacks My beautiful black brothers and sisters The kings and queens It's not going right for you We got the goal accomplished Did we? With respect on and off camera I come to you, I have an issue, I come to everything to you The reality is I was way too professional I was being way too professional Too conservative Not professional conservative, bro Nothing wrong with your service No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

45:16Nobody want to hear that old Republican shit. No, you don't want to hear it. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Let me, let me, let me, let me, let me, okay. Republican is cool, but when you, when you attacking people, the interleg, or you, you don't, you can't think past this, or you don't know that, what are we talking about? What are we talking about? Now, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Hold on. If it doesn't fly, let it fly. Hold on, hold on. My thing is, before the pod, let people know, all right, this is what we on then. Because we in a relaxing vert. You should do that if you would show up on time, nigga.

45:55Okay. Solid point. You should do anything on the road before the pod when you late. You showed up to that fade late. It didn't take it. Yeah, yeah. I did take it. And the nigga ducked it. Hold on, hold on. Listen. You can't put a battery in my back or a finish. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Listen, hold on. My thing is this, though, right? You assault people, bro. All right, all right. My thing is this. Before the pot, let us know what we on, right? Because... You assault Wack. You assault Wack. Man, fuck Wack. Wack is a buster. It don't matter. Stop being a hypocrite. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

46:34No, no. Brandon and Munchie is not a Wack and Munchie. That's... 100 % because I know how to get along with my coworkers. And he don't. He's a weirdo. He want to beat his daddy up. He'll fuck you over if he want to beat his daddy up. He put his mama in the crazy house. He don't get along with none of his homies. He got a snitch, Jackie. Is you in the same boat as this man? Yes or no? Is you in the same boat as what I just described? Yes or no? You didn't let me talk. No, no, no. Munchy off that liquor pool. No, no, no. You're a hypocrite. You burn that weird ass, that hot link head ass. You bring it up somebody offending somebody.

47:23No, you burn the weenie 100 up. Listen, I'm saying. Good luck, man. I can say, I can say. Hold on, hold on. You know how you gonna pay me and you get how I'm going to pay you? I'm not telling Alex shit. I mean, Adam. I can't tell that nigga to do shit. I'm worried about my whole pocket. Listen, I'm fucking kidding. I'm fucking kidding. I'm fucking kidding. With no ass. Hey, hey, look, look, look. Listen, listen. If you want to talk to Adam about some payday, group text him and Josh. Why the f*** did you call in and talk about paying anything? Listen, because we're making content, baby. Oh, so hold on.

47:57In the words of head, baby, you pitted us in the chat. We're making content, baby. Nah, nigga, you pitted us in the chat. Hey, bro, I'm not making content about my pay. If I got any... Because y 'all been talking about this shit for two weeks now. About your money? I don't give a fuck. What'd you get paid? You talked about it for like five minutes. No one's talking about anyone's payments. Lush bringing up every chance he gets. Hey, no. You're going to leave Lush alone, blab. I'll be trying to use Lush's. Yeah, leave Lush alone, you dick. All that shit on Bloods, nigga. Hey, listen. I'm Bloods.

48:29I'm Bloods. Leave Lush alone on Bloods. Man, no, no, no. We've been bringing his name up every show. I'm not saying the magic. I'm talking for the piece of input in every thing. Hey, listen. Hey, listen, bro. That's crazy, bro. If I had anything to say about my pay, I'm going to group text Adam and Lutz. I mean, Adam and Josh. I'm not calling in and talking about pay about everybody else that get paid, and your payment may not be the same. That's dumb. Now, you're the dummy. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Hold on, smart as you win, you went to college, and you failed in football, but you're dumb.

49:10this is crazy why does Munchie defend me more than homies I've had for years what's up with that hold on you trying to further anything with no jumper you talking about your pay you want to talk about your pay in front of 5 million subscribers and around fellow employees that might not get paid what you interested in that's not what you do what you do is you group text or call on three-way with Adam and Josh. You don't do it in front of Ricky, Lush, and Hefe, and Munchie. I might hear some shit that make me mad. I feel stuck. Why are you stuck? You went through a thin hallway with your fat ass.

49:58Get him off the phone. No, no, no. Hey, this nigga's a monster. If you acting like you don't know what I'm saying with that, you just want to move on. to some shit and talk about race. He walk his factory. You can't do it. Bro, this is premeditated, bro. Once you rip these bars down before you came here, bro. He wrote this shit. Let's listen to Brandon. What's diabolical, sir? It's diabolical that a nigga who can't see three feet in front of his face told me that I felt that something. Fail! Fail! Fail! I can tell you how you feel with no vision. Hold on. Hold on. I can tell you how you feel Hold on Who get more

50:44Munchy telling Brandon he lacks vision Is the craziest Of the year Yeah that's a mic drop I heard you on a cypher You can't rap better than me That was ass That was his first bars Not Munchy comparing to rapping He wasn't bad though whatever hold on there we go that was that that brand new was not ass in the cypher like I'm not he wasn't he was not ass he wasn't I mean so who's better you're gonna rank everyone in the cypher he was at the bottom he not but like that's like one of his only times trying to rap probably so where would you put him at I mean I'm not gonna say he had like the best verse but I thought his shit was cool alright so who writes better him or Munchie who's better oh Munchie's a better rapper than him for a while.

51:36Can you rehearse some Munchie raps to me? Your favorite bars? Why'd you read a whole song about Robbie? What's your favorite bars on there? What'd he say? What'd he say? What'd he say? Like, something, something like, when looking for lunch, slide it through West LA. Crackhead.

51:58Hey, that was the only part that stood out to you. Looking for Ansel, I went through the A-trades. Oh, he was spazzing, bro. Hey, I ain't gonna lie. Munchie a cold rapper. He can spit, bro. Munchie not whack on the mic. Munchie is not whack on the mic. And people gotta know Munchie ain't writing it down, obviously. I mean, yeah. Unless he's using some Scott Summers X-Men Google Ruby Quartz Visors. Munchie was spitting. I like that. Everybody that always asks on the show, what is he doing with his phone? He's doing some type of voice to text and then he'll listen to it. Stop thinking he can see in the chat.

52:33I definitely seen somebody do a whole YouTube saying that he could really see. And it's like, y 'all don't know this man. He could see, like. I know. I think if I were to guess, he could differentiate shades and, like, you know what I'm saying, depth. Yeah, shapes. Yeah. But, like, shades. Not even, yeah, maybe shapes. But, like, I'm saying literally, like, oh, like, this person is. He could, like, equate distance and shit. Real shit. I've been knowing Munchie since 2022. And I didn't know that he was blind for real until I seen him appear. Like, I never saw nobody walking him through. Maybe this is like y 'all got more stuff around.

53:08Yeah. But. I've been on Munchie since like 2010. And I know when the situation happened, after I seen him, I knew he was blind. That was 2012 when that happened. Yeah, I'm saying, but I knew him since 2010. So you knew him before. Yeah, I knew him before. Exactly. Did you end up watching that other podcast last night? Which one? With all of the former hosts on it? No. That Brandon was on? No. They did have a conversation about Munchie, like before and after. and I thought it was interesting that from what I had heard as well Munchie kind of rolled around the same way before and after a lot of people did not know wouldn't have been able to tell look like I knew who Munchie B was even like before like the the rap game street beefs that we all like that he became super notable for and all that I knew who he was just on some this is one of the most prominent outside ass schools.

54:07That's the mayor. I knew who Munchie B was probably in 2006. I'd have heard that name. That's crazy. Now obviously the fact that he is blind has zero bearing on his ability to get in someone's fucking ass in a conversation. In fact, the fact that he's so tuned in because this fool feels better than us. He smells better. He's so tuned in to his senses. He might be tuned in to what the people, this might be one of the reasons why he's as successful as he is. Yeah, no, I seen a video of Munchie. I think it was with Spider-Lock and these two girls was fighting. And as soon as they started squabbling, he got in the middle of them.

54:56Like, he felt it. And then when he fell, bro, he held that bottle up. that model did not touch the ground. The funniest was during the suspect in Brandon's skirmish, this fool like jumped on top of the seat. Right here. He was right here. Yeah, he was right there. He was fully aware. Fully. I don't know, bro. Munchy, Munchy would put a hurting on somebody if y 'all put him in a square. Well, yeah, like I'm pretty sure that if someone pissed off Munchy enough and he was sitting next to him, he would just. He'd definitely take off on him. Yeah. I don't know. Facts. I seen him take off on old boy in that one podcast.

55:32I think it was Boss Mac, matter of fact. I said, put calling me cuz. Nah, he didn't take off on him. He didn't take off. But they had a little squirmish. They stopped cuzing me. They had a little squirmish, though. Yeah, yeah. Which, by the way, like, there's no, once Munchy's had, I want to say, like, half a bottle of deer juice or like three buzz balls, there's no telling him anything. That's right. Shout out to my boy. There's no telling him a damn word. Now, as far as this exchange goes, do you feel like Brandon was kind of getting in his ass pause when he was like using the N word and like was basically like, oh, like you're the type of, here's how I read it.

56:08Y 'all could tell me what y 'all thought. I felt like he was saying like, you're exactly what I'm against. You're the type of black person that's making, you know, lowering the overall vibration and contributing negatively to society. So I'm going to use this word in an almost derogatory way. Yes, in a very derogatory way, like a white man. That's kind of how it sounds. And he was saying nigga, which is nigger. Same thing, young thug. Yeah, imagine if Adam had said that. Exactly. It's patronizing. Yeah, like, no, we don't want to imagine Adam saying that. No, I think Tam is right, though. We obviously know Brennan.

56:43It's Uncle Ruckus. He has different views, different political views. Now, I won't call him wrong for having different political views. He's not wrong for that. But he was obviously saying, you're different from a black man. You're the downfall. Yeah, exactly. You're the downfall, and you're exactly what I speak about when I say gangsters is ruining our culture, etc., etc. I think Monta B was gangsta, though, for telling them, hey, I'm a black folk. Don't call me that. But I also would respect Brandon even more if he would actually just be straight up. And the way that Brandon pops it at me, have that same energy for your real enemies.

57:25You feel me? Or not your real enemies. Yeah, I don't think they're enemies. No, no, no. Of course not. But I'm saying, like, in your mind, you say this is the biggest problem, the biggest threat to the black community is gangs and gang members, right? Keep that same energy. Be like, I don't fuck with what you're doing. I think this is fucked up. I think this is some bitch-made shit. You ain't got to use bitch-made, you feel me? But, like, just be as assertive and unwavering as you are when talking to, like, the ineffectual weenie-ass Jew boy who's not going to, you know what I'm saying? Well, they already established why he can't do that because at some point in time in Brandon's life before he reformed himself, being a Fox News host, he was gangbanged.

58:04Yeah. So he can't really go so hard in a certain way, but because he's black and he has that history, he can always go hard against a person like you. For sure, but don't... That's why the other shit that he does, the Republican rhetoric, comes off so disingenuous, because if you want to be next to these people so bad, you will befriend a person like Lush. You would never disparage him on the show if you're comparing his culture to our culture. Now, he may be what you consider the worst of his culture, like you consider Munchie the worst of ours, but you disparage him in a different way. You should consider that, because these are the people you want to be around.

58:32Well, I think you're right, but I think I'm not the type of people he wants to be around in the sense that he knows that I don't fuck with any of that ideology. But if you're going to uplift whiteness all the time on this platform, because if you don't uplift black people in a positive light, like he just tried to do against him, it's always black people in the ghetto and this and that. No, I think he uplifts black people. I think he just has a vision towards black people who are in the ghetto gangbanging. But to talk about them so much, it's like you give that way more publicity and way more airtime than the positive people.

59:04You don't come on here with a lot of positive stories about black people, like Les tries to point out and bully him about black businesses and banking and all those things. You don't uplift the positive parts of our community. You come here and you try to stunt and talk crazy to the people that everybody already has a negative opinion of. So it's not like you're bringing any, you're not, it's not news. I try to highlight like history and black excellence and things. I don't think I might've been the first person to bring up George Washington Carver over here and shit like that. You came on the show when Asada Shakur passed away and I was able to message you about it.

59:35We talked about it on the show. Has Brandon done something like that? No, but to him, Assata Shakur is like the antithesis of what he believes in. It shouldn't be if he actually read the book. That's crazy. To be a black person in America and hate the Panthers is... To be a black person in America and think civil rights was the worst thing that happened to black people. I've never seen Brandon post positive things about black people on his story and such. I don't think that Brandon... I, in my heart of hearts, do not think that Brandon dislikes black people for real. You know what I'm saying? I just think that he's so taken, he's so in his partisanship, and whatever conservative ideology talking points he sees resonating, he's going to grasp onto them like they're the gospel.

1:00:23And it winds up kind of coming across in this quote-unquote Uncle Ruckish-ish way. That's not necessarily his intention. And I've had a conversation with him. I can even tell by the way he jokes around And the cultural references He's privy to He's from Long Beach for real He's been around black people I know what it looked like When it's a super whitewashed Black person that's never been around He doesn't give that vibe at all He's from LA County He's a black dude from here He grew up predominantly around black people But I feel like he's leaning so hard Into this ideology that he's kind of like missing a lot of things that might not necessarily coincide with his true moral compass.

1:01:09I think he's like, I think the moral compass he's projecting might not be in line with what he really feels. I think he has forsaken his moral compass for the sake of likes and views because he knows if you're just a black person, like 90 % of the people on this platform, then you're just going to blend in with all of them. But if you stand out, if you're the fly in the milk, if you're the Candace Owens, you can get uplifted. You can trick the algorithm. You can be in the college like Charlie Kirk talking shit to people, and they will publicize that because they need a black face for that side.

1:01:37They'll tokenize you. Yeah, so they don't be perceived as racist until they can get away with that shit. We're not racist. Look, we have Brandon. We let Brandon come to our events. Yes, we let Brandon speak at our events. We let Brandon speak at the RNC. We love the blacks type shit. It's the same shit the conservatives did with Milo Yiannopoulos before. Like, oh, we got a fucking strict flamer, you feel me? And he's against all this shit. He thinks like us. That's a really strong weapon. You think Adam was paranoid by calling him an enemy? No. Okay. He said fostering an op. I think that Adam.

1:02:12That was a really good description. Yeah, I don't think that he's necessarily paranoid by saying that. I do think that. You know, we've seen this happen before. Adam create stars like Cripple Hand T-Rail. And then they leave and do their own thing and think that they did it themselves. but this obviously came from the No Jumper branch. Right. No, and like, obviously Adam is, like we said before, has severe PTSD. It seems like as soon as somebody is no longer on the platform, they switch up. Even people like, look. I mean, that does happen too, because he did a day in LA, right? Yeah, I did a day in LA.

1:02:49No, but you did it, but I'm saying he did it too. Brandon did it. I didn't see his yet. Okay, yeah, yeah. And I think he did multiple. I think he did more than one. I think he's starting to become a cast member on there. That's dope. That's not dope. That's another conversation. That's not dope. Well, here's the thing. It's not dope, bro. What's not dope about it? Why is it not fostering it off? I'm just tired of people using this platform, and then once they feel some type of way, they go to the ops. Just go do your own thing. Well, here's the thing. Has there been somebody, honestly, the person I can think of the most that got fired and or left No Jumper and didn't go on a straight slander campaign, I can name them.

1:03:28Like, Duno? Duno, number one. Gina? Yeah. She really didn't say, bro. She made, like, a couple tweets that were on the heels of some really, I understand why she tweeted. Duno's number one. Duno's number one for sure has not said anything bad, has kept it pushing. And Gina, to your point, she just went to a new platform and started doing things over there. Yeah. After, like, the dust settle of things. I think Gina kept, in fact, Gina was on Matt Papa's podcast. I think her and AD together shortly after the exodus from No Jumper. And she said, like, you know what? Like, no matter how I feel about Adam, I'll never talk bad about somebody that gave me an opportunity like you did.

1:04:09And I thought that was really dope. Now, she might have, in the interim since then, made a few comments. She did unfollow me and Adam, and you feel me? Like, don't fuck with us, you feel me? You know that type of thing happens, though. Yeah, yeah. But I could say of all the people that left, she's been one of the least offensive. Can you say that? I don't know. Do those up here and everyone else. So, okay. The one person that said that they would never talk bad about No Jumper or Adam, no matter what happens, just considering how grateful they were, was our friend Sharp. You feel me? And then the exact...

1:04:45That was a lot. Yeah, the exact opposite happened. And if Sharp wanted to leave No Jumper, and just do that, that probably could have been cool and could have maintained a good relationship. I also don't think it's too late for Sharp and No Jumper to squash it, for real. You know what I'm saying? I mean, I don't really know too much about Sharp, like I said. But the things that I do say, he is attacking. But when I first seen him leave, he's like, you know what? He sounded like he was gracious from having the opportunity. At first. Yeah. Then it started getting bad. But it's like this. Like, Josh, did you ever think I was going to come back?

1:05:19I didn't want you to come back. Yeah, I know. But did you think I was? Yeah. Just because I know you. It wasn't my choice. No, I know. I didn't leave. I know your character, so it's like, yeah. Enough time passes. Enough time passes, everybody just kind of comes full circle. Yeah. You know what I mean? That's the point. It seems like that. That's the point. Yeah, because, I mean, I don't like Brandon starting to kind of look like an enemy, because he's really not. He did this himself. Like he's the one that left the platform himself And orchestrated this whole thing calling in to quit Now but I will say that you probably had a little part in it I don't want y 'all to do that You are Brandon Slayer 2.0 You are His fans really get mad at me and they come in the comments They come in my DM, they talk shit on Reddit Like stop this narrative, she didn't do anything She's mad But half of those accounts are Brandon too Oh jeez I just say to y 'all go to his account and support his YouTube So y 'all can bolster your fan about it That's a good thing too, if they're saying that you didn't do it then the blame is on him.

1:06:21Yeah, it's on him. He quit. He called in and quit. My thing is this. So I think, and I've been a vocal supporter of Brandon. We might be like ops on the podcast. You feel me? Like, because we have like very dissenting opinions. But we go against each other. But like as a person, Brandon, cool. Yeah, that's my dog. Yeah, like he didn't look into me. Off cam, he's great. Now with that being said, Adam's fostering an op comment, I don't think is crazy. even despite the fact that this fool's whole agenda when he came over here was like, oh, like I'm going to bring real intelligence over here. I'm going to bring thought-provoking dialect.

1:07:00And this platform that's owned by a white man is very detrimental to the black community and highlights gang violence and a bunch of negative things. Let me show y 'all how this real podcasting is done. Let me show you what a real black intellectual looks like. So he kind of came over there, came over here with his nuts on the table, trying to be like, I'm better than y 'all. This is a different way. So to me, Adam even giving him an opportunity is very open-minded and somewhat up-harboring willingly on his behalf. But was it Adam or was it Flacco? Well, Flacco brought him here, but Adam. It was Flacco then, right?

1:07:37But there's not a single person that could be brought him here. I mean, obviously, Adam is going to okay. Yeah. But Flacco was the one that gave him the opportunity. Yes. Speaking of Flacco, Flacco just put a great video out on the guy that we were talking about that's on that platform. Rich? Yeah. It was a good video. You guys go check out Flacco's last video. It was a great one, but go ahead. No, no, no. Okay. Should we talk about this? I'm not opposed to it at all. I mean, we can't. Of course you're just on their podcast. Yeah, let me go to the bathroom again one more time. Go ahead. It's just funny.

1:08:07Get to it. I'm listening. It's just funny because back in, I don't know how tuned in you were in April. I know you've been watching the show for a while and stuff, but I was like on a, I kind of had a little trajectory of just beefing with people and just going at it. Cause I felt like people were like playing with me too much. So I was like, I got a, you know, it's like, uh, when the kid, like the kid's getting sick of bullied at school. So he just punches the bully in the face. So I kind of felt like I had to, so I was just, anytime that someone has something slick to say, I was reciprocating that energy.

1:08:39And, uh, amongst those was an altercation with rich you feel me and uh we wound up subsequently squashing it we cool now but he didn't do it with everybody you know i'm saying like we had already squashed it before flocco's uh clip that he posted where it's like where i was like bro yeah i didn't mean to like say what i said like it already been we had squashed it for weeks but i see uh i see the the wheels just going 90 miles per hour. So the mic's right there. Okay. Yeah, Josh, tell us. I don't know. Catch me up on the tea. Lush, we've had this conversation a lot, and I really genuinely fuck with you, and I genuinely believe what you say you believe in the moment.

1:09:25But you are a little bit of a jellyfish when it comes to conversations with people. You're going to end up siding with whoever you're sitting with. I don't think that's true. In fact, I know I've been in. I get why people think that. And I literally look. I think there's two reasons why people think that. One is because I'm not obtuse. I'm able to see things from different angles. I genuinely am able to put myself. I'm empathetic. I'm able to put myself in other people's perspective and see. And I'm able to look at myself and be like, hey, I might not be 1000 % right. Despite the fact that I said that.

1:10:00Have some confidence in yourself. confidence confidence i've i there i don't think there's a human being on the planet with more confidence than me like the fact that i do what i do your own opinion in the same sentence because it's not necessarily right just because i said it have the confidence the first time no it's no it's not about he's saying that his opinions and things are always evolving like yeah and if he says some shit and then he gets called out on it by a person that he might in that moment be like oh you know what i do respect this person i respect their opinion i get what you mean josh because it seems like you're flip-flopping.

1:10:32But I'm also not conceiving. There's points that I stand on to the death and will not waver on. I've argued tooth and nail for hours with points against Adam to the point where I feel that he was sick of having me on the podcast. I've had you, Flacco, and Brandon trying to rat pack me. You feel me? But you did wrong. Regardless. And you didn't stand on it. How high did I stand on it? Because you condemned somebody else for doing the same thing that you, when we were having an argument with you with, which was about the, I don't even want to mention his name anymore. No, no, no. But he literally said the thing that you said they shouldn't say.

1:11:13And then when we asked you about it, you were like, well, that's my homie. I don't think he met it like that. And so, like, you didn't stand on what you first put out. Well, can you be more specific? My bad. Like, just say it just so, because I'm actually laughing. Okay, so remember when they were saying the N-word, and you was like, yeah, don't fuck with that, don't fuck with that? Yeah. And then when P-Face said it, she was like, well, that's my little homie. That's not what I said. All right, so what'd you say? That's not what I said. I said the motherfucker was 12 years old. Was he wrong? Was he right?

1:11:38Yes, of course he's wrong. All right, so you got to stick to what you first said. Of course he's wrong. If you're out of line, you're out of line. Of course he's out of line. But I'm also, and this is a perfect example. Bro wasn't 12. He was like 14. Yes, he was. No, he was like 12, 13 years old, bro. How do you know? Because he's only like 19 now. Okay. Eight years ago. No. Bro, it was. We'll look at the videos. Yeah, we'll look it up. Regardless, that doesn't mean just because that's a perfect example. That's me defending something and elements of something that I know is going to get an adverse reaction and standing on business despite that.

1:12:19To me, that's courageous. I get what you're saying, but I just feel like I'm super mischaracterized. I feel like and just because I'm playing a victim right now I guess a little bit a little bit but because this is something it's funny and I'm down for all the memes and the glazed jokes and all that but in reality I do stand out of business I do have very very well informed maybe 67 sure 67 two thirds that's better but the fact of the matter is I'm able to see things from more angles not than other people I choose to look at things from more angles than other people and I think that could come across as being wavering when it's not oftentimes also and I'm sure I know you've seen me do it because I've done it to your ass before we're all like yes diddy I will agree with the point just because it's a chess move.

1:13:25So I'll let you take my bishop because I'm about to knock your queen out the box with my rook three moves later. Okay. You feel me? I can see you here. Okay. So what did this come from? What did it stem from? The trap news situation with Flacco, right? Yeah, so this - Trap news said that you wasn't standing on business. Okay, no, so no, no. No, what he said was, he basically was like, yo, fool, you said some crazy-ass shit. I feel like that should be the kind of shit that motherfuckers fight for and I was like he said that to you? that boy's soft man what was his exact words Josh? it was something like that that boy's soft I just talked to him and basically I said you know what me and you had a really cool relationship you know what I'm saying we met through Brick obviously both hold him in high regard you was into it Flacco Flacco's my boy I stayed out of it Blacko was making jokes you got mad at me for laughing at the jokes that he made and then you called me and instead of having a conversation tried to humiliate me and get me to apologize on cam and that right there is what made me turn up in the way that I did I mean he's a habitual woman beater like we've seen the videos was it wrong for me to Was it wrong for me to play with his sexuality when he's not gay and laugh at that?

1:14:54I mean, but he is. He was on Grindr looking at men. It doesn't matter what he says. That was his phone. Trap Rich. Are you familiar with this guy, Tim? No, but I am now. Yeah, he's a habitual Grindr tester. You know what I'm saying? He looks up fine men. Pause. And there was a woman in his life that he had done physical contact with. And she warned the next woman. She didn't take the warning, and it happened to her. And so my boy Flocka put a video out. Now, he's been harassing us, going all over the internet, talking crazy, and come to find out, like, you don't hit men. You hit women. Most of the time, that's the case.

1:15:31But he is. And that is crazy. He did T-Bag T-Rail. He changed T-Rail's name to T-Bag, if we're being honest. Nasty work. I don't know if this makes it any better. Well, I mean, T-Rail can't do nothing about it. He has a crippled hand. Yeah. He can't defend himself. Yeah. But the thing about him I do think that Rich Trapper has got squabs I'll say that I've heard stories of him squabbling But In like 2008 and 7 And it was against a group of people who would jump at somebody Which good You're supposed to do that But bro like quit running around the internet talking that you're gonna do this And do this and do this You haven't done nothing but you've steadily hit no woman That's just out Yeah I mean obviously violence against women in any capacity And he talks crazy on the internet and he calls out these fays.

1:16:18Now I side with my, well, I been side with my boy Vyra, but now I super side with him now. It's just like, bro. Well, look, we've all, we've been living in this city for long enough. You write enough checks, somebody going cash it. Yeah. Somebody's going to want that smoke, that fade. You know what I'm saying? And that's the thing about talking shit. You don't get to pick when and where the fade is. It's not high school. Y 'all not going to meet after school in the alley. You could be out with your family. You could be at the car wash. So you got to watch. You can be at Denny's. Yeah, you can be anywhere.

1:16:47You can be at Roscoe's. It's funny because I feel like since Rich is moved, and I want to say this to him too, I feel like since Rich has returned to L.A., he's been way more turnt up. I didn't feel this vibe from him before. Not saying that he was soft or anything, but he was podcasting. He's interviewing T.I. He's doing like, he's focusing on. Speaking on T.I., they said that he hit a girl in T.I.'s studio. What? The girl said that she got dragged in his studio. Like this is a whole video Flacco just put out I want everybody To watch this video Okay Like I really want Everybody to watch this video Because the man Been talking crazy And I just I don't enjoy it Like bro come on Well that's what I'm saying He wasn't into it Like the only person I've seen him Pop it at before Was Flacco But now it's like Now you got beef with He popped it at me When me and Brick First got into it Not knowing that It really wasn't That deep to me Yeah yeah yeah But since then Now it's like Everyone from Long Beach Right Bro it's literally like Pretty much everybody that doesn't work with him or doesn't take his reach of hand he has a problem with.

1:17:49It's just like, bro, calm down, bro. You're not like that. You're not really from your neighborhood. You're from Cerritos. You went to GAR High School. We know about you, bro. Relax. Chill, fool. Just leave your... A lot of folks went to GAR. No. No. Name somebody else who went to GAR. Gardena? GAR. No. Not Gardena. GAR. It's a city. It's a school in Cerritos. Oh, shit. I... It's a very prestigious school. It's a nice school. It's a really good school. I probably can't name too many people. Yeah, man. Just stop popping it like that, bro. Everybody went to Gardena. That's rapper high. Alright, so you got a bad look.

1:18:19I just want everybody to go watch the Flocko video. Okay, so at this point, at this point, like... And do you feel bad doing that podcast? Hell no. You should. Why? Because you did it with a habitual woman beater. No, I felt like that was like, I felt like that was a needed podcast. And you know... It was actually good, too, actually. Yeah, like the cold part is like like everybody's saying like me and Dijon there's not too many people that can talk about rap with me like that that he's one of them you feel me and Dijon is a good a good um hip-hop analyst I feel this too I feel like people like the people that he analyzes and converses with a lot of them are scared to question his knowledge and I know Dijon you know this I function with you but I know more about hip-hop than you I'm more hip-hop than you so I don't know man Dijon is pretty educated on hip hop.

1:19:08He is, but he knows I know more. Well, you're older. Yeah, I got a few years on him. Yeah, a little time. And I beat him in a hip hop tribute kind of thing. Oh, did you? Yeah. Smoked his boots. I feel like Dejon probably focuses a lot more on our rap scene and stuff, especially more recently because that's what he's known for. For sure. So he spends a lot of time researching that and listening to that. He might not know the old Wu-Tang cuts. No, but he does, though. Okay. He actually, he's way more, that's what I thought at first, but then once, no, he's very well versed in hip hop history. And I feel like I'm one of the only people that could actually challenge him and he'll accept it as opposed to a lot of these people who'd be like, shut the fuck up, you don't know what you're talking about.

1:19:45Well, most of the people that respond to him do respond very emotionally. They never respond critically. That too. That's a fact. They never are like, well, bro, I did this many bars and I did this and I had this type of song. Did you hear Dijon diss? I did. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was low-key impressed. I did. Anybody that listens to that much rap probably got a couple bars. I was low-key impressed. It was very direct. because this was very direct. Okay, so who's harder? Dijon or Brandon Cypherverse? Damn, that's actually a good one. Dijon had this on his. He said you had the high school girl shaking ass.

1:20:16I'm going to have to, I'm biased. I'm going to have to give it to Brandon. No, Dijon. I'm biased. At least I admit it, right? TTFD was a bar. Twin Tower Fade Duggan, TTFD. I just, I thought his whole, his whole get down of him just like attacking me for being gay and telling me that I'm bricked up and I'm attracted to you. That's fire. That was crazy. That was crazy. That gave him a thing to another guy. That was a crazy little twist, man. Shout out to Vader, though. Want to get to these subjects, Lush? Yeah, yeah. So speaking of people being misunderstood, we got the fans mad at Drewski because there could have been festival, which I feel like this is like some fire festival shit.

1:20:54Y 'all should have known better. It did not have. They wanted Justin Bieber to come and Soulja Boy be so for real. Was that? Okay. Have you seen the show? Was that like all the footage that just came out too with Kai and Kevin Hart was there? Is that from that same? I guess so. I mean, I would think that would be a good show. Kai, Kevin Hart. But they're thinking it's going to be Soulja Boy and Justin Bieber. Like, listen to that lineup in your mind. Yeah, just think about that. Soulja Boy and Justin Bieber. Who's opening for who? Like, that's not a meme in and of itself. And by the way, we know Justin Bieber's album is amazing.

1:21:27Yeah, UConn. We know Soulja did everything first, but that doesn't sound trolly. No. Justin Bieber? That don't sound like a flyer that your little brother made? 100%, dude. Is it due? Because they had that multiple FaceTime or whatever when it was Snoop, it was Justin Bieber, it was Soulja. The only thing that they, that's like having Tekashi69 in the Island Boys. With Justin Timberlake. Justin Timberlake in the Island Boys. What is this girl saying about her fire christian situation? In Toronto, like Juski's show. I have a lot to say. I mean, it was really good. I love Juski. I watch all his everything that he does pretty much.

1:22:03It was the first show so I'm gonna give it benefit of the doubt and say that it was a little bit unorganized but hopefully they like you know see what was wrong and they fix it for the next coming shows. They also had a whole trailer or special guest like really big artists including Justin Bieber, Snoop Dogg, like none of them came out. I understand Soulja Boy got stuck at the border but my thing is he was like live right before the show started and like it was just like really weird like I feel like he didn't even try to come but I guess if you can't come you can't come. DJ just played so much music and it was good music i was like dancing and stuff but like i feel like there's a lot that could be like filled and i also felt like we didn't see juski for at least like 45 minutes in between the shows like there was big ex the pug he was good young ama i love young ama so i was like really happy smiley i love smiley and then roy woods also came out as well it was a good time but i felt like it was just really unorganized but then again it is the first show and sometimes the first show of a tour is like a little bit messy but hopefully the next ones are better and hopefully you know One of the shows gets Justin Bieber because I was low-key hoping, but at the same time, he was in LA, so I knew it wasn't going to happen.

1:23:02It was fun. It was a good time, but I feel like it was really unorganized, and there's a lot of pauses and moments where people were just sitting down and didn't really know what to do. But overall, it was cute. Okay. Can I just watch her talk for like three hours straight? I'm about to say, man, make sure you holler at Lush, whoever you are. Lush loves you. Soulja boy ain't even pull up. Wasn't all negative. Ain't nobody pull up. That chick is so hot. So I'm not, I'm like, what would they expect? Less to the inside. Y 'all, we just got scammed. Soulja Boy ain't even pull up. Ain't nobody pull up.

1:23:37Were they thinking it was going to be like a deaf comedy jam show or something? Is this a, okay, Steven, do you have more context? Is this more of like a, was it a troll or is it just like an L? Honestly, I haven't really. I can't really tell if it's a troll or an L. I'm leaning towards troll. Yeah. A little bit, but still, that's what I'm saying about the whole could have been. If you paid attention to any of it, even the show, you would know that this is like a joke type of thing. Like, what are you guys? His whole comedy thing is a troll. Yeah. It seems super just meme-ish in and of itself.

1:24:09So y 'all went to a live meme event. And y 'all mad about it. Yeah. Because they thought that Justin Bieber and Snoop and. And why did you think that? Did it say that on a ticket? Or you just assumed that? Y 'all fan theoryed that. If this was, look, I will say this. If this was an issue for real, Justin Bieber's team would have already issued a press release. Or if it was really that deep, the day of, they would have put it on. Yeah, we're not going to be there. Okay, well, what is this? What's up, fellas? What's good, buddy? What the fuck you got? What the fuck you got? What the fuck? Damn, Snoop Snoop Snoop all in?

1:24:40Dude, two days. Just give me two spots you need me to pop up on. I need you in LA, too, because I know you in LA. This is, nigga. I'm here. I told you I'm about shit. Whichever one you got, let me know, man. I'm going to clear the schedule for you. We might out. Would there be any other white folks on the... Nah, it probably... Nah, you might be the only... No, no, we might. We might. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, Drewski. I don't need you humping the stage, though. X, we just need you to put a shirt on on this tour, man. We can't do no tour with the shirt off. You got to pay extra for that.

1:25:07You ain't beefing with Lil Dottie no more, is you? That's my brother. Tell him to come on out, man. Oh, I'm about to say, hey, we good then. Hey, Drewski, so what city you want me to perform in, bro? In a couple cities? In macaroni time. Do that big girl laughing. I didn't even take this series. Everybody leave. Bro, did you see Sosa said, hey, yo, Drewski, what cities do you want me to perform? He said, a couple cities. Like, come on, bro. Y 'all really took that serious. I think that's the fans' fault. This definitely is. Y 'all just bought tickets to a Drewski event. That was it. And you put your own faith in your heart that you hoped, because it was Canada, that it would be Justin Bieber because I assume he's Canadian.

1:25:45And then y 'all just threw Soulja Boy in there because he's a wild card as an individual. Wait, so this show was in Canada? Yeah. No disrespect to Canada, but ain't nobody been a pop out in Canada that y 'all even care about besides Justin Bieber, Drake, or The Weeknd. Unless it's like OVO Fest, right? That's what I'm saying. He's the only person that brings people to Canada. I think the fans has got their hopes up for that one. They did. I get it, but I guarantee the LA show would be good. Or Atlanta. The idea that you want to see Justin Bieber, so you do it at a Drewski concert. It's just so as...

1:26:24Just wait until bro on tour. On tour, exactly. Go to LA and come to these basketball games. Bieber out there hooping every day, literally. You seen that one? Was it a white shorties video? There was some girl... Yeah, and she was like, I pay tickets and I just come to a basketball game? Yeah, she's like, Justin Bieber tickets cost$2 ,500. and all you gotta do is pay 25 bucks and go to the gym and just see him play for free. What the fuck LA? What the fuck? There's a lot of believers out here so ladies now y 'all got the meta. You feel me? Yeah. Pay that 25, sit on the bleachers. No home wrecking.

1:26:59The only person I would believe in that whole video chat was Snoop because I know Snoop would really do it. Or like G Herbo or something if he was doing something. I wouldn't even put G Herbo over Snoop. G Herbo might be busy. He gotta hit a song right now. Yeah, I mean, Snoop being busy has never gotten his way. He's never gotten his way, bro. Snoop is going to pop out, dog. I done had an event. Snoop will do a Foster's Farm commercial right now. Literally, I didn't have him. And be on a Corona set later on. We had an event in Long Beach, and Snoop was like in Germany the day before. Yeah. He popped up that day.

1:27:32Snoop. That's Snoop. That's fucking Snoop. That's the only person I would believe on here. Probably in Soulja Boy, too, probably. Okay, so is it safe to say, and I've had this argument several times, I just want your take. you guys to take. Is Snoop the most famous rapper of all time? I do think so. I believe so. Especially with the crossover. I think that nobody could argue, especially from his era, like the class of rappers that he came out, especially so early in hip-hop, that you beat a murder charge. You were a family man. You were a pimp. You were a football coach. You was with Martha Stewart.

1:28:02You did country. You did reggae. You did gospel. I went to the grocery store one day. You were standing on top of the Corona bottles. This nigga's everywhere. where he's omnipresent, and I haven't seen any other rapper with that level of trajectory and that wide of a scope. And somehow himself, despite all his... Every single place. What people consider like huge identity crises, he's still Snoop. That's Snoop. Like, throughout all of it. So that like you're smoking weed in foreign countries because people already know. Yeah. Well, they don't. Yeah. I mean, I think Snoop was the first one to smoke weed in the White House, if I'm not mistaken.

1:28:31He smoked weed in the White House. He smoked weed in fucking Korea. Like, he smoked Snoop. The people that he smoked with. At the Super Bowl. Like, he smoked with Oprah and Yale. Yeah, he smoked with some crazy people That's a good argument. On camera at the Super Bowl. I think even with Dead or Alive, Snoop has to be the number one rapper. Because he's done everything that you can possibly do as a rapper and more. And still has a good life. Still has a family. He's a grandfather. He's lived to see all of the fruits of his labor. With the same woman his whole time. With the same woman with Shantae.

1:28:59Yeah. Now, what I want to know is this. do you think that snoop at any point has ever had to like compromise his morality to be in that position i mean he probably has but i would never notice because he just was always snoop i would maybe say morality but not his personality in itself maybe he might have toned it down in certain environments but he's still going to come as his authentic self you know if that makes sense no for sure and like like the thing is this not like it used to be uh my grandma know snoop is and Like, my kids know who Snoop is. Now it's your great-grandma knows who Snoop is and your grandkids.

1:29:39Like, he's now spanning, like, five, six generations. And of cross races. Because when he was at the Olympics, he represented for America at the Olympics in Paris. And then he's definitely going to be the face of it when it's here in Los Angeles. Yeah. Even when they did the Olympics, they did something in Long Beach to represent, I guess, America. But they did it in Long Beach and Snoop was the face of it. And obviously that's obvious, but they brought it to Long Beach just because it's new. And not to drag this out too far, but I will say I was in sixth grade when Doggy Style came out. There has never been a more exciting rollout for an, I know, LOL.

1:30:16There's never been a more exciting rollout for an album in hip hop history. People are going to be like, get rich or die trying. Get rich or die trying. Marshall Mathers LP. No. you wasn't outside when Doggy Style dropped. We took a day off from school. You feel me? Fools left school to go cop Doggy Style. That's all we listened to forever. Snoop is number one hot show. The most impactful debut album in hip hop history. There wouldn't have been the subsequent rollout that Eminem and 50 got years later if it wasn't for Doggy Style. By the way, let me just add my final point. The coolest a rapper has ever been.

1:30:571992 Snoop Dogg is cooler than EBK J-Bo right now, Young Boy right now. Snoop wrote the protocol for people that are skinny with long hair. If you look at Wiz, Nip, even myself, I admire Snoop. When I was up hyper and doing too much crazy shit, I remember Snoop called me and was like, we don't even act like that. No, yeah. He's also and I'm not going to give him the full credit because the lineage goes to Slick Rick. You feel me? Slick Rick was the first rapper because everybody was like on the mic I'm going to spit these flows. And Slick Rick was like and I'm coming through and I got the slide.

1:31:36You know what I'm saying? I was going to argue that Stew Dog was the first like rapper singer type like melodic rap but still hard not seen as like soft. For sure. And you're right but really that's the Slick Rick lineage. Children's story type. Yeah children's story type and he even said like he covered on Doggy Saw. He has Lottie Dottie. He has his own version of Lottie Dottie. That's a Slick Rick song for those who don't know. It says, this goes out to my homie Slick Rick for those who don't like it, eat a dick. You feel me? Snoop, though, he made it cool to not have to yell, to be relaxed.

1:32:07And he's still like that, man. He's still like that. I'd be going to the compound talking to Snoop and Snoop is exactly the way that I thought he would be. Solid, cool, high. You know what this said to me, he said, come here, nephew, hit this blunt with me. Hey, you that crazy-ass white boy from the rap battles. I fucked you, nephew. I remember when I seen Snoop and I was like, bro, let me get some weed. He said, here, nephew, have the tray. Yeah. I took the whole tray, too. And I've been told that Snoop is known to, like, he a personal smoker. He don't be like, guess what? Guess what? The OG passed me the motherfucking blunt.

1:32:42Oh, he was one of them guys. Y 'all one of them guys. We're blessed. We're blessed. You feel me? That's like, hey, dream blunt rotation. Drewski show? I'm late. Snoop Dogg. I've been to a lot of Snoop Dogg football games when I was young. He would be super nice. Oh, so you want to smoke? Yeah. Oh, yeah. We got it. Come on. Are you from Inglewood town? No, I'm from L.A. I'm from South Central. He would for sure. You know what he's saying? Definitely. Definitely. I know Big Slice who did all the cars. I know. I know because he said to my wife at the time and I saw him address, hello women. You feel me?

1:33:12You'd be like, what's up, beautiful? You feel me? Oh, he's so cool, bro. Snoop Dogg is super player. one time I went to BeautyCon and it was downtown LA at the convention center and randomly Snoop Dogg's tour bus I guess he's in the area he just pulls up and all of a sudden it's like a auxiliary show outside of BeautyCon because all the I don't want to say bitches all the young ladies who were coming out from the makeup convention were like oh my god that's Snoop Dogg it's like a cloud of weed and next thing you know it's like a line and everybody's doing a Snoop Dogg meet and greet outside he's hey beautiful y 'all look great oh what y 'all doing up here Snoop solid Snoop A1 and the fact that like he came in the game like being so like Like pimps up hoes down.

1:33:49We don't love them hoes. Dogs on the leash. Girls on the leash. Bitches ain't shit. You feel me? The girls on the leash was crazy. Girls on the leash was crazy when I was a kid. That was tough. And I've seen Boston up as well. I got a lot of game from that as a lady. You dig? That's adding creases to craniums right there. Shout out to Snoop, man. Shout out to Uncle Snoop. We need that no jumper interview. Yeah, so I guess the fans. Actually, we'll talk about it after. No, not. Oh, let's hit one more or two more topics. or a couple more? Yeah, but that was the fans fault. It's not Drewski fault right there.

1:34:20Oh, yeah, that was the fans. What's up with Jim Jones? Jim Jones? Go ahead, Tammy. Press academics at a young boy concert for Orlando 6ix9ine to call him Mel and Mel Matrix, a snitch on a live stream. Should platform be held accountable for things they say? Before we start this, I just want to say that Jim Jones, although I love balling in a lot of the Dipset stuff, that was my time growing up. He's been on a rampage lately with the Jim Jones is a young nigga, is a YN. And it seems crazy. He's doing bootleg, chrome hearts. Yeah, well, is it bootleg? Because he was the first rapper in chrome hearts.

1:34:53Keep in mind, Jim Jones is wearing chrome hearts in 2004. Sure. He said, he said he's not fucking with it no more because they don't give him no free clothes and they're not paying him. And so I guess he's doing like his own brand that looks like chrome hearts. He's doing a bootleg. That's why I'm calling it bootleg because it's directly derivative. Now you could have came and you could have redone the vamp life shit, Jim. I'm a real Jim Jones fan. You could have done a lot, but you took the crosses and the same shit and put it on some pants. My God, Jim. That's pretty corny. What's going on? Jim Jones is the oldest YN, though.

1:35:25The oldest YN. He is a YN. He's the king of the YN. And part of me admires it and looks up to it because I'm an old head and I still am very youthful and I still am into youth. You're a YW. You're a YW? Yes. Yeah, yeah, YW. He's the YW himself. YC. YC, yeah, yeah. You call him a young cracker? Yeah, yeah, YC. Because nigga is derogatory, so it can't be just young white. It's young cracker. You're going to start giving us a – you're going to start defining each letter. What did you say with the N-I-G-T? No, no, no, no, no. Do you want to do it for crackers? Yeah, do it. Yeah, do it. Go ahead. Go ahead.

1:35:58All right. Creating racially advantageous – Correctional? Contentious. Correct.

1:36:11Calamity every region. he gonna work that was good and that was low key fire although calamity is spelled with a K but because I'm with my keyways we not we not whacking K so it's two C's uh Stevie's saying let's give me the cracker pass he can't give me no cracker pass because I'm descended to slavery so the crackers was actually on my back so I can say cracker and that's why I don't like the word cracker referring to myself because I ain't no motherfucking whip cracker ain't no cracker a lot of y 'all though y 'all be cracking in that chat with that racist shit yeah you can call me a punk ass white boy all you want but when I ain't is a motherfucking cracker because that connotates something that I don't want to.

1:36:46You seem to put like cuckold for one of the C's. Cuckold. I know. Cuckold. I'm going to be the one fucking someone's bitch. You feel me? I got to be a cuckold. How do you feel about Jim and the oppressing academics, man? I think he was super corny. At the same time, so just for context, Mel Murder, a.k.a. Mel Matrix, that's his boy from 9Tray and who wound up getting implicated in Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, Billy Adu, Snow Billy. Billy Ado. Yeah, Billy Ado. You feel me? Ado. Yeah, Ado. You said Ado. A-D-O, whatever. Fucking pronunciation police. So, yeah. Billy Ado. Or Ado. There you go. Snow Billy and Mel Matrix are very, very close to Jim, and they're very prominent members of the Nine Tray Bloods.

1:37:34Mel Matrix, y 'all might remember from the song Sour Diesel with Max B and Jim Jones. This was one of the first times a lot of people heard Max B going crazy. I feel him, but at what point is Ack responsible for what we know 6ix9ine is going to say a bunch of crazy shit. You can't really blame Ack for that. And Ack half the time does push back and be like, really, what do you mean by that? I just feel like this is Jim trying to create a moment. I will say it seems corny because it's like the age gap thing and the whole generation thing. but honestly this is the same from like back in the day when rappers used to pull up to the radio station because somebody was talking shit it's the same sort of man yeah yeah put some respect on it that was so fire though this is the same that same sort of thing but the internet people are running it now so you got to pull up on the stream you got millions and millions of views they coming at you crazy or you feel like somebody allowed them to go crazy on you on their platform then you kind of want to check them a little bit it it comes off corny every time though it does It does.

1:38:32Honestly, when have we really heard, when has Jim Jones recently been in the news cycle for a record other than his push-a-T diss? That's what I'm saying because I really like Jim Jones. And it's like, then you was beefing with the other diplomats. Yeah. Looking terrible. Terrible looking group. And let's be honest. I know you think, and right now you are more relevant as a rapper than those other guys. You are. I give it to you. Besides Cam. Yeah, but Cam is also other. He's in a different category. Oh, you said as a rapper? As a rapper? Yeah, no, no. Jim's got it. Yeah, Jim got it. And that's why he needs to act like that.

1:39:04But let's also keep it a stack, bro. You said you was a Dipset fan back in the day? You was a Dipset fan? Definitely. Die hard Dipset to the core. I wanted them to beat the locks and the whole shit. But with that being said, Jim Jones was the worst rapper in Dipset. True, true. By a significant margin. But he was able to carry on his brand and grow with time and really stamp shit, especially where he's from. For sure. And get a movement of young people. That's why he's still king of the YNs. And he made consistent albums. He's kept putting out music. And he's gotten sick. He's the only one that improved.

1:39:36Reality TV. He's the only one that improved over the years. But if we're talking about... Yeah, it's Jewels. Yeah, Camp, Jewels. I'll even say J.R. Ryder. You're not fucking with Hell Rel lyrically. You're not fucking with any of those dudes. 40 Cal, you're not fucking with lyrically. Um Casa, you're not fucking with lyrically. Damn, A Mafia. J.R. Ryder. Yeah, you're definitely not even holding a cable. J.R. Ryder was tough. I would say bars wise Jim Jones is barely and if you want to start including former members and affiliates and you start talking about the Max B's and the fucking Chiefs Drugs I mean wasn't Max B writing his music at one point?

1:40:15I believe so I believe he did help him with his music I think he's coming out this year if I'm not mistaken next month if I'm not mistaken free to wave welcome home party yeah Jones is hard though I'm not gonna talk about Jones I love Jimmy I love Jimmy but like Like, to me, like, him doing shit like this, it makes me wonder, like, are you deliberately doing this to stay viral like you say you are? Or are you just, like, kind of getting old and antiquated and losing track of the way media works? In my opinion, it's that love and hip-hop demon. Just like when Kanye went over there with Kardashian and he got that demon on him, so where you got to stay relevant now because you learn how it works.

1:40:50Like, you've been inside the kitchen now with the cooks, and you understand, oh, I just got to be relevant because then I'm going to get books, I'm going to get club books, and I'm going to get this, I'm going to get that, I'm going to get free shit, and I just got to act crazy every now and then as soon as the heat died down or the hype died down. So he's doing that. But for hip-hop people that respect him outside of that, it makes him look crazy. It lowers the value of the brand. It diminishes his icon-ness. When really, you could go get Juel's out of whatever jam he's in and put out a mixtape and shock the streets with that.

1:41:16Instead of this Kardashian-type, loving hip-hop-type antics, Jim, we love you. Well, do you think that there's, okay, do you feel like that's affected? Are there other examples besides Jim who you've seen that effect, you know what I'm saying? As far as allowing the pursuit of relevance tarnish their legacy at a certain point. Oh, yeah, loads of people. You know what I'm saying? Look what's happening to the great Nicki Minaj. Yeah. Falling down on her sword in front of all of us. Talking about kids. Barbie Dreamhouse is on flame. Are you a Barb? Hell no. I wish Jaleesa was here because she's our resident Barb.

1:41:54but like are you a Nicki fan I know you support yeah no I support all female rap and Nicki Minaj definitely had her era but I always felt like people give her too much because she had no competition during that time so I can't I grew up in the Foxy and Kim times and with everybody else Vita Star, Charlie Baltimore Missy Elliott, Remy Ma no one ever mentioned Shauna even though she was on the fucking DTP right yeah like all those ladies getting some head is one of the best rap songs I've ever heard crazy so all i grew up with on the time with all of those ladies where you really had to be hard come out with your different look and be consistent to get respect because we had a lot of one hit wonders or a lot of girls that came and went on a song with a popular man she comes out it's nobody else and i was alive during the little kim time so i can't look at you any at any point and not see kim no for sure there's your whole entire aesthetic yeah your whole mixtape shit when you first came out it was little kim little kim little kim but for my time period i guess i was like okay cool I can see that this is derivative I understand that but you want to respect like you're Lauryn Hill or somebody for coming out and being the 2010 Lil' Kim is not admirable I'm not gonna lie Lil' Kim is my favorite female MC of all time Lauryn Hill and I love Lauryn and we could discuss that but the reason I love Kim is to this day when she get on that stage bro like that's the aura of an MC listen she's gonna break it in that's part of it her and Mary Jay Blige both little Kim just being an icon being the first rap fashion girl for real and opening that line up like Cardi would not have all the opportunities that she has to be at fashion week and be in pride of placement be in the face of Balenciaga even maybe Zendaya be in the face of Louis Vuitton now and Lil Kim's tits weren't out at the fucking MTV Awards years before and being best friends with Marc Jacobs and having all those clothes and putting that shit on the map in hip hop 1000 I don't know I can't be a bar Now, I will say this.

1:43:50I think another person that's been affected by the same scenario or the same syndrome you're referring to is another one of my favorites, Remy Ma. Because Remy, once she started going on them shows, now she wants to be engaging and exploiting the whole relationship with Easy the Block Captain and all that. I think it rewires your brain a little bit, make you think about shit differently. Because now you're used to having cameras in your house and in your business. so once you've been exposed to a certain level you're like fuck it you look at all of this like content and it shouldn't be but it's hard for you i think to blur that line now it is and that's why i'm super grateful that my like girlfriend already got that bug out of her system when she was younger and all that and she really doesn't she's an artist she wants people to fuck with her art and like what she puts out but she don't want our lives like i'm always hey let's stream let's do shit and she is like shut that shit the fuck down and i think that's the only reason we're still in a relationship because I think I see other couples destroy their I learned that shit with Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey too many people in your business you can't have a positive relationship when everybody is giving their opinion about what your boyfriend did or what your girlfriend said at this because you might be over to shit y 'all might have just be for five minutes and been cool but now you're going online and it's 100 comments about did you see the way she was looking at him oh my god no he deserves better for sure but for sure but guess what at least they was on like a major networks so they had like handlers and publicists and people to clean it up these like they might have like a PR or whatever but it's not on the same I think that's why we're looking at the auto rappers like Jim Jones for example Nicki Minaj because they're losing their aura when they're doing it we're used to them being like in the background mysterious now you're just putting it all out on the plane it's like ah you're losing your aura because now you're talking too much Young Thug Young Thug is losing major aura Right now Any clip I could find Of Young Thug speaking There was a point When he was first becoming popular Where I had seen every single clip On YouTube of Young Thug speaking Literally It was minor though Barely any of them There was one clip of him When he's super young He had an Atlanta Hawks jersey on and it's like him and his other young homies and they're flexing their fits and you can tell they're just like, you know, little young trap dudes in Atlanta.

1:46:20I was like, okay. And that's the most you ever heard words that aren't in a song come out of his mouth. And then now he's going to - Full Adam Ross, all type of - I thought, hey, Thug, when are you ready for Brandon to interview you on No Jumper? Who? Brandon. I was like, that's where your aura's at. No, he's coming with us. He's coming to the Thursday show. Brandon's not here no more, so he's coming with us. Tam, Tam, Thur, Lush. No, we're going to interview her. I feel the same way about Nicki Minaj because I always have thought of her despite how she presented herself and all of that. She's a very eloquent person.

1:46:53She's very well spoken. She comes off as very educated and very put together lady in a room full of men. I used to watch her on the hood to hood tapes. She would still stop her freestyle talking crazy and speak very appropriately and highly of herself and other people. But then when you go on these binges and people now accuse me of being on drugs and a whole other bunch of shit because that's how it seems, you diminish that and you take away from that you could have been the icon forever you could have had your sponsor minted forever you got all the BET awards you got every accolade but you go online and you talk crazy now people can talk crazy about you you got into a back and forth with a streamer from the TDE camp like what are you doing you look crazy so she's getting into it with the Breakfast Club too she's gonna do it with everybody we can take a look at that one thing I'll say is it's so iconic going back and listening to like the early drought and just the older wheezy mixtapes in a in the song uh upgrade you remix where he flipped beyonce's song he says we are currency mac main and we are uh and i just signed a new chick named nikki minaj yeah i was like whoa that's so crazy like that reference and then you see this person become become who she is and that's why this breakfast club shit is sad because now it's like we know too much of your personal business to his point you've lost all of your aura all of like the bad bitch in the mansion with everything and my life is perfect and all of that has been greatly and my bad and cardi don't have to do that because her whole thing is i'm the everyday yeah i'm a real i'm a regular degular shnagular girl i'm super chill you might see me at walmart you know like you know how uh chris brown charged a thousand people for their little photos oh yeah Yeah, yeah.

1:48:32$20. Yep. If I would have known that Cardi was, I would have fucking taken a$20 pick with Cardi. I would have waited in line for hours. Yeah. Shout out to Tam, too. She did the show and was able to go there. That's a hardworking woman right there. Oh, yeah. Shout out to Tam. Burgers in the chat, man. And she also missed Mike Diamond. Fucking Cardi B grabbed her butt on camera. Yes. Man, that was a lot of butts. It's an awful lot of ass. She got to be in the LA Times, her picture, for being one of the first people there. So she released like that, Queen of Compton on all social media. Yes. We love Queen of Compton.

1:49:01Shout out to Black Diamond, man. We love her. So what's going on with Nikki and the Breakfast Club? So like Tam said, Nikki's just been on a tirade. She was into it with Ray J. She's into it with all these different people. Ray J? Yeah. Listen, she even said to Trump to arrest the Breakfast Club. Oh, I seen it. They said at P-O-T-U-S. Like, girl, first she was telling the FBI on the TDE nigga from the stream. Yeah, no. My boy Mack Watt. Yeah, by the way. Shout out to Mack Wild. He's a TDE dude. Like, he is a TDE dude. But just to, like, further contextualize that, he's one of us. Okay. Okay, I didn't know that.

1:49:40Sorry, Mack Wild. No, no, no, no, no, no. But he was getting on her and he was even saying, why are you arguing with me? That's how low down the totem pole she's going. She's arguing with fucking us. You know what I mean? Like, yes, he is a TDE affiliate. And then the internet is able to get on you more because they know so much of your business. So that Barb shit is, like, positive and negative. Because they're like, isn't it Papa Bear's birthday? you're on the internet arguing with people shouldn't you be celebrating your son like this and that then they're posting shit about your kid just like you talking crazy about her kid now she's like fuck my son motherfucker like yeah that was crazy what's it so we got a clip right here of uh don't get a day for thursday october 2nd goes to anika tanya mirage petty heavy on the petty now yesterday nikki minaj did what she does best lately and that's going to unhinged rant about everything and everybody, okay?

1:50:28If you missed it, I understand there's more important things going on in the world, including but not limited to a government shutdown. It started at least on our end because yesterday on Breakfast Club, we responded to Nicki's Tuesday on Hensh Grant about Cardi B, and this is what we said. Nicki just seemed miserable. Like, I'm sorry. That's your gut punch right there. I respect Nicki as an artist, but when I read her tweets and she starts trying to label people good and evil, It really makes me think of Isaiah 520. Isaiah 520 says, Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter.

1:51:05Because if she believes that she comes off as a peaceful, loving, God-fearing human, she's bugging. Like, you can literally feel the darkness from her tweets. And honestly, that's why you shouldn't even engage with her, because when you match that kind of energy, you come off looking dark too. I thought that was fair commentary, but Nicki Minaj thought otherwise. now Lauren LaRosa, LL Cool Bay. Read what she tweeted about The Breakfast Club. She said, Charlamagne, did you put that bleaching cream on your penis too? Did you? She then tagged the President of the United States and asked him to lock us all up.

1:51:38Imagine if you called yourself Shrump the God. Oh, and then she called you the B word. Lock up Boren Lauren and Jess with the testicles too. They're very nasty people. You queens in words, runees in words. Thank you. Not Maga Minaj calling on Trump To get us locked up And using some of the language Maga Minaj is crazy Maga Minaj is fire I love that I didn't want to spoil it How do you feel about that Tam though It is embarrassing because it does seem like Like I said As soon as there were other girls brought to the chat And to see all of this happen over motorsport This shit was not worth it That song was not that good She agreed to get on that shit.

1:52:25You feel me? She was mad. Like, they had hairdresser beef. There was so much shit going on. No, for sure. That was a nightmare. Of motorsport. And it's like, so now we got beef. For a song where Karate goes, I turn off the on. I turn off the on. You already attacked the lady while she was pregnant at the Met Gala. Karate gonna call your phone and fuck you up. She know I love her, but I still mean, anybody can get made fun of, bro. Like, you feel me? It's whack and it does make you seem miserable Because why are you going out You could have embraced at least one rap girl It seemed like everyone that you embraced you fucking turned the venom on Even the girls that jumped out the window Like poor JT And the other girls getting slandered and getting dragged now For being on your side I am not Lotto Yes I'm not pussy Cardi you're a really gang member I don't want to knock on wood Cardi like that And I get it from Ant and Munchie And probably you might feel the same way from a gang member perspective or just like a street dude.

1:53:21When you say, I ain't, like, if, like, let's say Stephen, let's say somebody marked me out, right? You feel me? And then that same person tried to press Stephen, and Stephen's all like, I ain't lush, motherfucker, you feel me? Like, now, I'm not going to take that. And everyone says, oh, actually, like, I don't take that because I'm not, you feel me? I'm not like a tough guy, so they don't meet, but I guess that has a very disrespectful tone. It definitely does. But Lotto's not a fucking thug. I feel like with women, it's different. And that's why they're probably still going to be cool. Like Cardi said, she was like, I was just angry and talking shit.

1:53:56I'm going to apologize. I'm not too good to apologize when I care about somebody. She's like, I fuck with Lotto. And I'm going to apologize privately and buy her a bag. But it's like when you're talking, and I understand girls like this because where I'm from, Cardi is really in the hood. Like when she was young, she was out with the niggas and she was doing gangbang shit. You know, that's why she was calling herself Barty Brim and this and that. but Lotto is from a middle class Georgia area her dad helped her learn how to rap you know like she has a good life so she's saying and she also said Megan she was like you think I'm soft like I'm not Megan these are girls that come from like upper middle class background for the most part regular middle class so you're just saying I'm not like them I'll really beat your ass I'm gonna really fuck I spice up I'm not playing with you I'm not on this rap politics type industry I'm just here to give my money no I'll really fuck her up stop stop playing with me Megan might just size wise I just might have...

1:54:46Advantage? And that's why she was saying, she wasn't saying that none of these girls can't fight, because Megan is an athlete as well. We saw them on Cardi Tries. Cardi's getting her ass moving football. But she's like, I'm not soft. I'm not nice like them. I'm not going to come here and just be quiet. No, Megan's a college kid. Exactly. That's what I mean. I mean, well, the last thing I seen that Cardi said was, she said, this is the last time I'm going to talk on the internet. I got to see you. Yes. And when she said that, we also obviously know what that means. And she was on the internet the whole time, Nicki Minaj was going on her tirade, saying, where you at though?

1:55:14What's the, why drop the address? You said you was going to cave my sister chest in. You said you was going to kick my daughter. Where you at? We also, what's up? Yeah, all that kid shit is weird. Onika. Yeah, that was bad. She called her a culture vulture or something. Vulture culture. It's crazy. And then, and then they posted like a chain with gums on it. Yeah, I think that was way too much. And what's sadder is, no matter what kind of crazy shit that she could say about Cardi at this point, because you've done so much other miserable shit leading up to this Rico nation and Jay-Z and all of this, you look crazy.

1:55:42and then you bring up... Is her man a pedophile? Exactly. You bring up people's family. And then her brother is too, right? Yes. And allegedly her father. Bro, bro, Nicki Minaj harbors more sex offenders than the PC unit. Listen. Oh my God. She literally... Let me say it again in case people didn't hear. And let me say it in my Roman voice, in case you really don't understand. Nicki Minaj likes to harbor more sex offenders than the PC unit. That was a good Nicki Minaj impersonation. I'm impressed, bro. That was a rumor revenge. With that being said, remember when... Let's just be realistic. That's a question.

1:56:22Who do y 'all think gonna win in this squad? Oh, between Cardi and Nicki? Yeah. I think... I mean, if Cardi's not pregnant, it's a wrap. Cardi's what? 10 years out the strip club? They got a lot of upper body strength. Nicki Minaj's been chilling in the mansion. That is true. I mean, didn't they run into each other? I think like... The Megala. They fought. They already fought. at the Met Galley throwing shit. She involved her friends in it. Yeah, Cardi got the bad end of the stick on that time, right? Not necessarily because she threw a shoe and that's what hit her on the head. So everybody ran with it and gave Nicki Minaj a W like, oh, she beat her ass when there was footage that that's not what happened.

1:56:54If I had to fight Nicki Minaj, I would just have a pin cushion in my head. I'd fight with a porcupine. You wouldn't just do your best Romans. I'd just pop her titties and her butt. Just deflate them like a basketball. But it makes you look crazy. And the other thing about it is on the point of not having a solid life like we gave Snoop Dogg, the compliment earlier of. Nicki Minaj, where are your friends? Where are the people that care about you? Because that's another sign that you're maybe not the best person in your private life because everybody around you is letting you do this shit day in and day out on the internet.

1:57:21And that's what people are pointing out. Oh, where's your husband? He's allowing this. So he's somewhere just spending your money. He's letting you crash out. He doesn't give a fuck. Doesn't he have classes he has to take? You feel me? I do want to comment on something you said. Where is her friends? I'm talking about in the industry. Does Nicki Minaj have any female friends in the industry? Allegedly, no. According to some people, they were calling around during the beef and trying to get people to come to her side. Nobody wants to. What's up with her and Doja? They was partners. She already fell out with Doja.

1:57:49She fell out with Doja, too? Post-feature. She fell out with Megan post-feature. You don't have no friends. And then you uplifted who? Akbar, Bia, JT, and I forget who else on that Super Freaky Girl remix. And then you just dissed all of them. Like, JT is getting dragged on the internet because of you. And you said blackout. Yeah. Like, no, we're not supporting her. I'll be honest. What the fuck? If you want to get me to listen to a Nicki Minaj project, I think the only way would be a collab with fucking Doja Cat. What's his part? So we're doing a live vote right now between Cardi and Nicki. Oh, yeah.

1:58:21Definitely Cardi B. Okay, hold on. Nicki's trying to fight back. I'm not going to even say it. This is a live squabble right here. Yeah. This is a live squabble. This is the fight. But you guys remember when Megan Thee Stallion said, she said, who gon' handle me? Who gon' handle me? thinking he a player, he a member of my team. Hey, listen. Listen, I've seen Megan Thee Stallion in person before. We was doing the same concert. I think we was doing like a 92.3 concert or some shit. I don't think anybody won't smoke with her as a female MC. No. Like, she is just too... Rap-wise? She hard. She might punch her.

1:58:58No, not rap-wise. I'm talking about... Oh, fade-wise. Yeah, physically. Yeah, Megan Thee Stallion is like my height. She's tall. Yeah, she's like 5 '9", 5 '10". She might be taller than you, bro. No, I met her in person. Was she wearing heels though? Yeah Because I seen her wearing heels and she was taller than me And I'm 6 '1 And looked like she doing tracks That's what I'm saying, she's an athlete She was a high school athlete And now she's in the gym everyday with Klay Thompson So you better watch out They say make a manhandle Tory And threw him out the car Imagine like Imagine like Megan hooping with Klay And she crosses him and he breaks his ankle Oh my God.

1:59:40Terps of ACL, bro. Don't wish that on him. That's why I don't like it when the celebrity girls date a sports player because their fans fucking always try to blame these niggas sucking on you. We're going to. Just like we blame Kim for Kanye, you know, we're going to. You know, that's just our little fantasy world or whatever. I will say this. Go ahead. I did engage in that one time and I felt bad about it. My friend texted me and checked me about it because I blamed Ariana Grande for Mac Miller dying. I said, you bitch, you're going to post getting married to this nigga Pete Davidson. Now he went on the coke manager.

2:00:10He died. She is part of it. I hate you. But she was like, fuck her. My friend was like, are you responsible for any of your niggas falling off when you break up with them? It's like, no. Their life was their life. So I get it. She wasn't obligated to shit with that fool. No, but she didn't exactly help the situation. And you did not have to be posting. I mean, she's not obligated though. She gotta be moving on with her life, man. I mean, Ari Grani, multi-super millionaire. That was like our first Taylor Swift at one point. Mac Miller's junkie activities for that, you know? I would have let her ruin my life.

2:00:40Shout out to Mac Miller, man. That's a piece of asshole, man. Long live to one of the actual Firelight rappers. Blame it on her, man. Yes. So it looks like Cardi B is actually winning this head of fade. And I think this is pretty much verbatim of what would happen in real life. Yep. Yeah, for sure. I'm surprised that people act. That's just like, it must be a testament to Nikki's. The barbs. The strength of her fan base. I have no problem with the bars, by the way. Please do not attack me They are worse than the beehive bro I feel like a lot of these At this point You bitches are like 38 years old Yeah they are They're gonna fuck me up They probably work at the county office Where I'm getting the EBT at But honestly I can't talk shit Because if there is a Draco The ruler version of Barb I'm for sure one of them The Drakes The rulers The Drakes Exactly the stinks The stinks Yeah yeah yeah That's a piece of Draco man I'm for sure a Draco stan With that Shout out to Zone 6 man Yeah shout out to the homie Zone 6 Yeah Zone 6 That's my dog right there We gonna need him back ASAP What's up with Zone 6 Zone 6 is the homie I told him anytime you wanna pull up On a Friday For the news Come join us on 6 You're the homie What's up Rinka What the?

2:02:02This nigga Remo just popped up, man. Fresh out of Hawaii. We seen you with the homeboy cousin, man, on the sand. Hi, Remo. What's going on, Remo, man? Bowling dry.

2:02:17Remo's over there in the sand, man. Oh, yeah. They was trying to do my boy. Yeah, I don't like that. Remo was celibate in Hawaii, guys. Don't listen to the rumors. Yeah, don't do him like that. He's celibate until she sells a bit. Oh, goodness. Oh, okay. Hey, man. Say, man. What's up, man? What's up, K-Dub? What's happening with you, man? I did my official No Jumper interview, you Schmellby. Okay. Yeah, bro. K-Dub, man. What's happening? Yeah, man. Little Rock history, man. Just chilling, bro. Little Rock, Arkansas? Yeah. You from Arkansas? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's right. So Cliff's been my dog for a while, and he actually – Years.

2:02:52We became friends when I brought my baby Ru over here with Adam. He put me up on game On all the Arkansas You feel me lore And West Memphis lore And shit And Les was rocking with me When I was doing music Before I became a YouTuber Yeah He art Yep yep yep So yeah I'm a full time YouTuber though But I still do music Y 'all go check it out What's your best song? I got a song called Breaking Bad There it is Probably Breaking Bad Yeah That's I like some Arkansas stuff He's like okay so Correct me if I'm wrong I feel like Cliff Is kind of Arkansas or like southern version of like a Detroit rapper. Yeah, he like, he got that Rio.

2:03:32He talked shit. Yeah, I just met Rio too. Shit, like maybe a month ago me and Rio was kicking. Was he sleeping? Nah, but he's, I ain't gonna say. Can you tell him to please make a good song because he hasn't done that since he got out of prison? No, I heard what he just put out that was done. He hasn't made a good song since he got out of prison. He trying to stray away from doing the comical music. You want the interview, bro? Stop it. I love Rio I got a Rio interview too Do you fuck with Memphis because it's so close Like freeway wise That's like our cus They're like our backyard cus We started seeing Maine first though Y 'all stole that from us Shout out to all the people in Memphis Stream PM traffic jams by Kingdom Shout out to the whole M though for sure From the basketball shop pyramid To Beale Street The whole M to the kitchen crips all the way to the Grave Street crips.

2:04:23Okay. The KCs, you know what you're talking about. Them royal hats. Them royal hats ain't playing. Yeah, they out there, bro. They got that in Memphis? Memphis is off the chain. That's crazy. Everybody says that my sisters live in Memphis. When I go, they're like, oh, Memphis is this, Memphis is that. I should be out there walking around casual. It's off the chain, trust me. I want the on-camera reaction and review of the new Grave Street. Great buzz ball. All right, so Steven got one. Shout out to Sazeret. Would y 'all like one? Honestly, guys. Is it fire? I'll take a sip of it. I'll fuck with grape shit.

2:04:59If you like grape drinks, I'll fuck with this, you know? Grape drink? Grape drink? Grape drink. Grape drinks, grape flavored drinks, you know? You ghetto. Nah, this shit tastes like grape Kool-Aid. This shit fire. It tastes like grape Kool-Aid. That was my reaction. This shit tough. Yeah, it's fire. What's in there? Is it liquor in there? Yeah. It's a chiller, so it's wine. Probably got like some tequila or some shit. It's wine. It's wine? Yeah. I ain't bad, man. Oh, no, no. So, that mean, I don't know. Come on, we got to get to the Super Chisney. Super Chisney is, and that's Cardi beat Nikki's ass.

2:05:31We know that. Yeah, Cardi won in that vote, man. We already know what's that. Shout out to Cardi. Shout out to Nikki. All right, Tam, would you like to read the... Sure. Papa, welcome to No Jumpers. Members only. Jamal, you know we want Tam to read it, not you. Rum from Cupid. Welcome to No Jumper. Casey, Max Sims, and Liguari Ventures. Sorry if I said your name wrong. I love you. Richie Vids. What's up? Hall of Fame recoil for sure, chat. That's a Dijon Paul reference. Okay. Mac Blagueis. Welcome to the No Jumper family. And he stinks. Joe Mac. Tam Legs make you want to pay for more than a super chat.

2:06:08Tay could fit another face on his forehead. Damn. Look like a Midwestern trailer park king. Love y 'all. All right. We love you too, Joe Mac. You started out good and you went bad. Appreciate you, brother. The Hurricane Ben. Welcome to No Jumper. Level one African. Hey, Tam. Let me get a cheeseburger with lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, mayo, ketchup, and all the fries you can give me. What's the deal? She wants that. A member for five months. W Munchie. Shout out to the mayor. And shout out to the mayor lush, too. Free brick and free my 20s in the DMV. That's right. We need brick back ASAP. Nah, for real, bro.

2:06:41Free my brother, man. Eastside Trays. Cut. I'm glad. them Tam Kroger thighs and okay you the one that Kuh was all the time you was the nigga that saying I need to twerk with a C nah I don't know Tam go back up Tam you gotta read it oh Kuh I'm glazing them Tam Kroger thighs and legs Kuh alright let's go Tam the best thing Eastside Trey said the other day in a super chat he said Rememker Rememker that's crazy his funniest one to me is Crandon yeah Crandon is great. That's great. Brandon is great. Forza, shout out to Tam looking fly today. Thank you. This is Dolce & Gabbana. This show is so good.

2:07:22Great to see the dialogue. Adam was saying he wanted everyone to not talk over each other but get to the two weeks. He was going to seem like the most of the shows. Have them. I'm here for it. Thank you, Forza. $20. D-Town text G. Tam glows in several aspects on camera. Don't let anyone dim your light. It keeps shining bright, beautiful. The queen of No Jumper is here. Thank you. Thank you. I appreciate you. Burgers in the chat. Burgers in the chat. R.L. Broomfield. That's a very distinguished name. If Tam hits us with a brick, oh, with the basic instinct move, it will break the internet respectfully.

2:07:55My grandparents are still alive, so we're not moving like that. And that movie was my first erection. I'd like to share you. A little bit of soft porn on HBO Max. Shouts to Sharon Stone. Sharon Stone, a legend. Love the Porsche from that movie, too. Yeah, they don't make snow bunnies like that no more. Yeah, top tier. Top tier milk, as the boys say. Yet egg. TTMG Mick. Tam, I can't take you to Nuremberg, but I can take you to the east side of Detroit. I've been. It's not that popular. Smooth. That was smooth right there. Why does he want to take you to a historical trial? It's like a nuclear war trial.

2:08:26But look, the internet riz on that one was A1. Yeah. You could have said Berlin, but I feel you. No, he educated. He did. Nuremberg. Because who the hell knows Nuremberg? That's the trials for the Nazis. Right? She knows. All right. Classic DTV313. What's up, Lush? Mr. No Fuss and Can't Make a Tree Bus. Can't Make a Tree Bus. That's right. Oh, a tree. My bad. What's up, Lush Mr. No Fuss and Can't Make a Tree Bus? Come on, man. Hey, you're definitely from the 313. I make a lot of trees just bust. Oh, is this 313? Like, hey, mom? Fuck Free World 313? Call Jerm. That's a Jerm. Okay, and then we got Top Ooter.

2:09:08You Ooter. Kilf World, I love you, big bro. Watch you every day. Shout out Tim, Lush, and Tay W. No Jumper. Thank you, Top Rooter. Well, you too, bro. Appreciate you. Big dog. What's up? That's my order. That's all we got. With that being said, I think this is a dope podcast. I'm not going to lie. We made it. Unintentional, smaller cast. Man, we were missing somebody, but I think we held it down right. No, I think it was better. Not to say that other people wouldn't have made it great, but I feel like this is a really cohesive dialogue. We all got our shit off. We all got our narratives out. I mean.

2:09:42Personalities were cohesive. I just like the environment with us. You know, we got Tam to lead us into the right direction. We got you to talk the bullshit. Exactly. And me to just have the low IQ and just agree with everything. No. You know what I'm saying? You keep us in check about, like, the street things, and when things are going on, you'll bring a different perspective. You do a good job of controlling the show, too. I'll be watching. Yes, you do. That's my new thing. You keep them on top of you. You know what the funny thing about Tay is? I usually don't, too. That's the crazy thing. You know what?

2:10:09I see through you like a motherfucker. You play this thing where you pretend to be an airhead because you want to know what the expectations. No, he also doesn't want people to expect too much of it. Yeah, that's a smooth person. Yeah, but he's actually really intelligent. But I did enjoy this cast. But before we leave, to the guests, man. Click for it, man. Come on. What were we going to do? What y 'all trying to do? To the freestyle song. Oh. Freestyle? Yeah, right now. He said he's a YouTube man now. Y 'all want me to go full ab soul? Yeah. Y 'all crazy? That's all we needed right there. That was a freestyle.

2:10:43That was it. Did you guys speak on the Absol Mafia song? We did. I mean, we can right now. If we want to do it real quick. You know what? I think he was in a bad predicament, but he is one of the greatest rappers from the West. But damn for sure he messed up. Absol, you broke my heart. Absol is my dude. I had just bigged him up. I literally just made Absol help change my life. I did DMT and all these things. Nigga, an hour later, nigga, you choked. That's a good conversation. You did DMT before? Yeah. How was it? Did you open the door, fool? Did you help me? Did you blast off? Oh, for sure. I blasted.

2:11:14Yeah, I blasted. Do you feel like you unlocked any trauma that you're past now? Well, I mean, I didn't know. I feel like I unlocked a certain level of enlightenment. Trauma, I dealt with trauma early on. See, me, I got to the door, but I didn't open it, you know? I blasted off when I did it. You do it recreationally, that's why. Yeah, I blasted off. Did you do it? I did it, like, three times in one, like, probably in a matter of, like, two or three hours. Oh, my God. Oh, shit, bro. Who you talk to? I just seen like these people looking at Earth It was like these It looked like a It looked like a big ass thumb With an eye between them But it was like four of them looking at Earth, right?

2:11:45And I'm looking at it from a perspective Where I'm looking at Earth and looking at them You saw those thumb things from Spy Kids? Did you get spoken to like through telepathy? I feel like they were using telepathy Telling me shit like real deep Encrypted ancient It was just kind of so I seen a bunch of like geometric shapes And I forgot everything Like nigga I don't remember none of that shit So before we leave On that point, what did you take from that? That you cannot die happy and unaccomplished, and you cannot die unaccomplished and happy. That part. That's what I took for it. That was really, really deep.

2:12:16And I'll share my DMT experience next episode. Yeah. That would be a good one. You know, so I do want to do a show called The Conspiracy. I'm going to talk to Adam about it, but I think that is something that we should have as a topic for the first show. Interesting idea. Conspiracy. Conspiracy. come on man a DMT pod man I'm Mr. Ho Rogan you know what before we just get about here I've told several DMT stories but I'll say this the most crazy experience that I had on DMT was I literally saw every single seed get planted every tree in the entire world I saw them grow I saw the jungle grow around it I saw the deserts form I saw the waters form.

2:13:04I saw land masses form through the water. I saw all these trees grow. I saw all this civilization get built up around it, and then I saw it crumble and back to nothingness. And by the time it went back to nothingness, I opened my eyes. You're back in reality. That should be so great. Was that humbling? I had to be. I'm nothing. Yeah, the ego is stripped. The ego immediately, yeah, stripped it. I love that, man. But a blip in time. Yeah. You are significant, though. Yeah, you know what I mean? but we are significant. Yeah. We are significant. As a whole, yeah. We are significant. Yeah, but individually.

2:13:36Yeah, yeah. I ain't shit. Yeah, no, you're a part of the whole. Well, shit. You're a part of the whole. Matter of fact, this ain't even us talking, this one organism having a conversation with this motherfucking self. On a deeper level. That's not a DMT, that's a nitrous. You want to say something, Big Dog? Oh, yeah, y 'all. Make sure y 'all go check me out on Cliff World TV. We just did an interview, me and Adam and Remo. Make sure y 'all check that out when it come out. I'm right here. Make sure y 'all check it out when it come out, too. Y 'all cut the dreads off, man. You underdig me? I was going to say, you look like you lost all the weight.

2:14:09I'm looking young and handsome. You underdig me, man? I'm looking young and handsome. I'm going to cut the dreads off my head. And it wasn't because of no bad energy shit. It was because of that girl that got killed on a train. Ooh. Okay, you don't want to be out looking like a suspect. I feel that. Black America getting bad for black people again. I feel it. Damn, that's crazy. right after fucking Jay-Z got people in corporate spaces able to wear their hair they want and stuff. You know, that's fucked up. That society is... The pendulum swings. He was non-FBA, too, might I add. He was a non-FBA.

2:14:38Talk about it. That nigga was not an FBA. Don't put that on us black Americans. That nigga was something different. I ain't going to say this specifically. You want to bring us out there? Talk about it. I hate to see it. Love you guys so much. Thanks for the super chats. Thanks for all the support. The positive viewers, I hope you have a great, great day. The negative ones, I hope you have the day you deserve. Bye, guys. That's how you do it, Tammy!

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