The NJ Show #385: Crip Mac Coming Home! Lefty KOs a Smoker! Drake Takes a MASSIVE L & More

15 Oct 2025 · 3 h 24 min · 80 chapters

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In short

Topic

No Jumper Show episode featuring

(1) discussion of who counts as the “oldest YN” in LA/hip-hop, comparing figures like Jim Jones, Too Short, Game, and Snoop Dogg; (2) reactions to celebrity deaths (YC 80 Bands and D’Angelo/Angie Stone context); (3) debate about music vs podcast attention and how artists get traction; (4) pop-culture talk about Taylor Swift; (5) guests’ personal weekend updates and creative projects.

Guests (backgrounds)

Munchie B

panelist described as “the mayor,” a Los Angeles music/scene figure.

Lush 1

MacArthur Park-associated rapper/artist persona; known for street/LA cultural commentary.

Aunt Hefe

panelist bringing “feminine energy,” also an artist/creator.

Tam

panelist/artist with a chat presence; contributes to music and culture talk.

Key claims / notable examples

  • “Oldest YN” debate: Jim Jones is framed as still having “young aggressive” energy (airport squabble, turning up on people), unlike Game who is portrayed as avoiding street conflict and living more “Calabasas/Trader Joe’s” life. Too Short is cited as still performing aggressively even later in life. Snoop Dogg is argued to be beyond “YN” due to mainstream crossover (Martha Stewart cooking, coaching youth football) while still maintaining Crip identity.
  • Deaths: YC 80 Bands is reported as killed on Manchester (near 84th/Vermont area mentioned). D’Angelo is discussed as having “classic albums” (Brown Sugar, Voodoo) and lyrics interpreted as heroin references; Angie Stone’s death earlier this year is mentioned, with their child described as early-to-mid 20s.
  • Industry/attention: 80 Bands’ alleged “hot take” is interpreted as criticizing how No Jumper hosts/marketing can overshadow music careers; broader argument that artists need standout social media + music, not just gangster branding.
  • Pop culture: Taylor Swift is discussed in relation to “bad bitch” and “savage” wording being hip-hop slang; Ice Spice and Ozempic are mocked.
  • Examples of music tastes: Don Toliver, Metro Boomin, Cardi B, Gunna, Freddie Gibbs (Alfredo) are named; MGK vs Eminem and Mariah Carey’s diss-style video are referenced.

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Chapters

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Discussing Personal Stories and Family Dynamics

0:45 to 2:49

The hosts share humorous anecdotes about family and their experiences.

“In addition to that, MacArthur Park's very own.”

The Identity of Old Young Niggas (YN) in LA

2:49 to 7:01

A debate on who qualifies as an 'old YN' and comparisons between artists.

“Did your dad like smoothly remain a cool ass joint as he became an older man?”

The Evolution of West Coast OGs

7:01 to 10:40

Discussion on how West Coast OGs like Snoop Dogg and Too Short maintain their relevance.

“Honestly, I know he's calmed down the past few years, but I feel like the game was definitely heading towards that trajectory as well.”

Remembering YCA 80 Bands

11:16 to 14:00

Hosts discuss the unexpected death of rapper YCA 80 Bands and reflect on their interactions.

“Because I was just looking at his Instagram story and yeah, he hasn't, his last post was like five hours ago.”

D'Angelo's Legacy and Impact

14:00 to 17:48

A discussion on D'Angelo's music, his struggles, and the impact of his life and death.

“this is the last time he had spoke to me about it.”

Competitive Landscape of Rap and Marketing

17:48 to 27:06

Exploration of the rap industry's competitiveness and the role of marketing in artist visibility.

“Got to be probably early 20s, maybe mid-20s at most.”

Future Trends in LA Music

27:06 to 28:00

Discussion on the potential shift in LA music styles and the search for new creative movements.

“The only thing he didn't do was put out music right now.”

The Evolution of LA Rap

28:00 to 28:52

Discuss the current trends in LA rap and the need for creative diversity.

“But everybody else is pretty much talking the same shit, though.”

Artists Avoiding Hip-Hop Labels

28:52 to 30:23

Examine how modern artists distance themselves from hip-hop culture.

“over the past year or two, aside from obviously superstars like Kendrick, more often than not, dudes get attention based on being super gangbangers.”

MGK's Transition from Rap to Pop

30:23 to 32:44

Analyze MGK's shift from hip-hop to pop-punk and its implications.

“Somebody like Kid Leroy starts getting attention, being associated with all these rappers and stuff, and then as soon as he has the possibility, he's out of there.”
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Diss Tracks and Music Rivalries

32:44 to 34:16

Discuss notable diss tracks and rivalries within the music industry.

“heels of him arguably taking a w against eminem i mean oh my god that's a big are you looking at me like like no because if you listen to those two songs back to back i think it's kind of hard to deny.”

Taylor Swift's Cultural Impact

34:16 to 36:31

Explore Taylor Swift's influence and controversy in the music scene.

“let's get into some good content we've been warming up here now I think we're getting warm All right, so I'm driving home after last Tuesday.”

Body Image Discussions in Music

36:31 to 37:54

Debate the perceptions of body image among female artists in music.

“and figured that she should do the same thing.”

Weekend Experiences and Projects

37:54 to 39:42

Share personal anecdotes and updates on creative projects over the weekend.

“He kills the ops, I guess, in the drug deal sometimes.”

Reflecting on the Weekends

39:42 to 42:00

Discuss the group's weekend experiences and highlight Lush's activities.

“Man, I guess people, Rob Banks, direct to my next video.”

Weekend Recap and Honoring a Friend

42:00 to 43:06

The hosts share their weekend experiences while paying tribute to a late friend.

“My weekend was born pretty much as a regular program.”

Chilling and Exploring Family Life

43:06 to 44:35

Discussion about family dynamics and the changes that come with parenthood.

“My friend from elementary, my old next-door neighbor, it was her birthday, and she just had a baby.”

Concerts and Community Events

44:35 to 46:19

The hosts discuss attending a concert and a community 5K event, reflecting on their experiences.

“First of all, yeah, I was doing, man, let me just tell you, my sperm was catching broad day marathon spots in Yoshinoy Halley in the video.”

Observations from the 5K Fun Run

46:19 to 48:08

Insights gained from participating in a 5K run and the social dynamics observed.

“There was not any free stuff that I saw.”

Candid Discussion on Physical Appearance

48:08 to 49:57

Hosts have a candid conversation about physical appearances and societal trends.

“It felt like the least no jumper weekend I've had in quite some time.”

Wholesome Weekend Reflections

49:57 to 51:45

Reflection on having a wholesome weekend and participation in community activities.

Holiday Plans and Community Engagement

51:45 to 53:49

Discussion about potential holiday gatherings and community engagement events.

“shit I'm like but that was I'm like they do this in college like everybody's on the football field females had their little cheeks out and shit.”

Unexpected Performances and Family Support

53:49 to 56:00

A surprise performance at a friend's birthday and family support at a basketball game.

“We just had way too many people that were getting paid at that time.”

Weekend Recap and Family Ties

56:00 to 1:01:58

The hosts share personal stories about family activities and a surprise performance at a club.

“I mean, I just want to know how many people would go, because it would be pretty cool.”

Reflections on 'The Biggest Loser'

1:01:58 to 1:05:39

A discussion on the controversial weight-loss show and its impact on contestants' lives.

“So you have to go over and take the donuts.”

Podcasting vs. Radio in the Music Industry

1:05:39 to 1:10:06

An exploration of how podcasting serves as a new platform for artists compared to traditional radio.

“Like, this is what you expect of a TV show?”

The Podcast vs. Radio Debate

1:10:06 to 1:12:06

Discussion on the rising influence of podcasts in the rap industry compared to traditional radio.

“And I didn't say anything bad about him.”

Reflections on Online Criticism

1:12:07 to 1:13:49

Exploration of the dynamics of criticism in online discussions, especially related to individual artists.

“We got something going on, but I appreciate you, bro.”

Wack 100 and Rat Allegations

1:13:50 to 1:16:48

Analysis of the ongoing drama and allegations involving Wack 100 and others regarding snitching.

“Yeah, but we was talking about a boy too.”

Charlie Sheen's Controversial Past

1:16:49 to 1:19:58

Discussion on Charlie Sheen's past legal troubles and his admission of snitching.

“So Heidi Fleiss was like a famous madam at the time and I guess he paid her with a cashier's check.”

Recent Events and Personal Anecdotes

1:22:19 to 1:24:00

Casual banter discussing various topics including charity runs and personal experiences.

“doing it wrong and somebody just got killed out of this smoke shop this shit is crazy okay I didn't think about it like that, but that is a good point.”

Podcast Dynamics and Surprising Comments

1:24:00 to 1:26:18

Discussion about the podcast environment and a humorous take on past celebrity behavior.

“That would be awkward if you were into cardio and you lived there.”

Bill Cosby's Complex Legacy

1:26:19 to 1:27:55

Exploration of Bill Cosby's impact and controversial actions, touching on societal perceptions.

“But he doesn't want anybody to be able to come out and tell the story.”

Expectations in Dating Scenarios

1:27:56 to 1:30:06

Examination of expectations when dating, especially regarding travel and consent.

“But you were in control of your destiny when you went to the nigga's house at night.”

Gender Dynamics in Modern Relationships

1:30:07 to 1:32:02

Discussion on gender roles, expectations, and how they affect dating experiences.

“I'm not, this is not a fly out, an out call.”

Cultural Shifts in Dating Norms

1:32:03 to 1:34:03

Analysis of how cultural shifts affect dating norms and expectations for both genders.

“Who you're going to take serious and not going to take serious.”

Personal Experiences and Observations

1:34:04 to 1:36:36

Sharing of personal insights and experiences regarding dating preferences and societal pressures.

“I think I heard you said that last time.”

Conversations on Interracial Dating

1:36:37 to 1:38:01

A candid discussion on preferences in relationships, including the dynamics of interracial dating.

“Man Vlad man Vlad man Vlad look like he probably man Vlad Trying to get him some good top man Hey God Hey all Vlad baby mamas is black bro All his baby mamas Yeah, all his fake moments is black.”

Expectations in Relationships

1:38:01 to 1:38:58

Discussing the dynamics of relationships among black men with high incomes.

“I'm not going to say that, especially when I sit next to you.”

Dating Women with Children

1:38:59 to 1:40:56

Conversations about the complexities of dating women who have children.

“They act like they want to be kind of worship a little bit.”

Influence on Kids and Relationships

1:40:57 to 1:42:51

Exploring the impact of new partners on children from previous relationships.

“Listen, if I'm just trying to fuck, then you're right.”

Introducing New Partners to Kids

1:42:52 to 1:45:15

Debating how long before introducing new partners to children and the implications.

“She seen me boxing my second baby mama, she seen it all, but my youngest daughter, I do shit different.”

Trust and Caution Around Kids

1:45:16 to 1:47:49

Discussing the need for caution when introducing children to new partners.

“I mean, shit, at some point it's going to get hella awkward having to keep them separate.”

Celebrity References in Relationships

1:47:50 to 1:48:28

Casual mention of celebrities and their relationships within the discussion.

“like we know we know each other through similar circles but not like charlie sheen not like they We were close.”

CritMac's Imminent Release

1:48:37 to 1:52:00

Discussion surrounding CritMac's upcoming release from prison and related events.

“We talked about the Critman shit yesterday, right?”

Krip Mac's Prison Incident

1:52:00 to 1:53:32

Discussion around Krip Mac's prison experience and potential consequences.

“You know, he had one of the prisons I was at, you know, some of my comrades, you know.”

Managing Krip Mac's Career

1:53:32 to 1:54:49

Advice on what Krip Mac could pursue post-incarceration.

“If you were managing Krip Mac, which is almost kind of believable.”

The Future of Krip Mac's Music

1:54:49 to 1:56:21

Discussion about Krip Mac's music career and his potential success.

“And uh If there's actually some direction applied I can see it being like At least entertaining You being serious with the music thing?”

Bidding War for Krip Mac's Services

1:56:21 to 1:57:59

Exploration of the competitive landscape for Krip Mac's post-release opportunities.

“And I remember hearing like the max amount that Cam Capone was willing to offer 4Xtra and it wasn't that high.”

China Mac's Situation

1:57:59 to 1:59:28

Discussion about China Mac's current status and his potential collaboration with Krip Mac.

“But then China Mac left for like, I don't know, he was probably gone for like over a year before.”

Krip Mac's Relationships

1:59:28 to 2:01:05

Insights on Krip Mac's relationships and his influence from others.

Content Strategy for No Jumper

2:01:05 to 2:02:42

Discussion on content strategy for No Jumper with Krip Mac's return.

“he's not going to turn on you unless there's...”

Dynamic of Krip Mac and Cam Capone

2:02:42 to 2:04:29

Analyzing the potential dynamics between Krip Mac and Cam Capone.

Challenges with Krip Mac's Conversations

2:04:29 to 2:05:57

Challenges faced when conversing with Krip Mac and managing dialogue.

“Because that was always the hardest thing with Crip Mac is that he would just talk over the other person like crazy.”

Crip Mac and Lefty Gunplay's Controversies

2:06:01 to 2:06:56

The hosts discuss Crip Mac's potential return and Lefty gunplay's knockout incident.

The Economy of Lawsuits

2:06:57 to 2:08:21

Exploration of the increasing tendency for lawsuits in various situations.

“And the speaker falls and whacks him on the head.”

Celebrity Culture and Public Expectation

2:08:22 to 2:10:48

A discussion on the pressures celebrities face from public interactions and social media.

“that it's kind of like, you better sue somebody before they start suing you.”

The Impact of Legal Issues on Content Creation

2:10:49 to 2:12:47

How lawsuits affect content creation and the willingness to engage with new talent.

Navigating Chaos and Content Strategy

2:12:48 to 2:13:54

The hosts analyze the balance between chaos and structured content on their platform.

Toxicity in Content and Long-term Effects

2:13:55 to 2:18:44

A look at the short-term vs long-term effects of viral and drama-driven content.

“We've heard him say that about several individuals.”

Shifting Strategies in the Podcast Landscape

2:18:45 to 2:20:04

Discussion on evolving strategies in podcasting and the challenges faced by creators.

“So they wound up getting into beefs and that became like the beacon of toxicity.”

The Dilemmas of Host Content

2:20:04 to 2:22:34

Exploring the challenges of maintaining engaging podcast content without resorting to yelling or conflict.

“It's like, I guess, I guess, would you say that that kind of has a shelf life?”

Blueface and Krishan's Relationship Dynamics

2:22:35 to 2:26:19

Discussing the complex and controversial relationship between Blueface and Krishan, including face tattoos and loyalty.

“It just seemed like everything they put out was on some low-key pimp-hole type relationship.”

The Nature of Tattoos in Relationships

2:26:20 to 2:29:12

Debating the implications of tattoos in romantic relationships and the expectations surrounding them.

“of another's name, would you ask her to get it covered up or get your own name over?”

Toxicity in Female Relationships

2:29:13 to 2:36:44

Examining the dynamics of toxicity in female relationships and the complexities that arise.

“She'd be sucking some motos if Blueface do a lottery in there.”

Ellen DeGeneres and LGBTQ Representation

2:36:44 to 2:37:45

Discussion on Ellen DeGeneres' impact on LGBTQ acceptance in America.

“I don't even know any of these people on this list.”

AIDS Awareness and Celebrity Cases

2:37:45 to 2:41:48

Insights on AIDS awareness through the lives of celebrities like Eazy-E.

“People made it seem like he was just funky and he was just different.”

Conspiracy Theories Surrounding Eazy-E

2:41:48 to 2:45:53

Examine the conspiracy theories regarding Eazy-E's sudden illness and death.

“You know, that whole Eazy-E thing or whatever the fuck he said.”

Podcast Beef Among Rappers

2:46:45 to 2:48:00

Discussion on the current conflicts and podcasts among famous rappers.

“You look like you need to go to the dentist.”

Old Heads and Their Podcasts

2:48:00 to 2:51:24

Discussion about various old-school rappers starting their own podcasts and beefs.

“We missed out on a lot of opportunity, bro.”

The Changing Nature of Adult Work

2:51:24 to 2:55:20

Conversations about the expectations and experiences of sex workers in today's world.

“Six, the ones who try to last longer because they think that you enjoy it.”

Privacy and Surveillance in Relationships

2:55:20 to 2:59:04

Exploration of privacy concerns in personal relationships and the implications of surveillance.

“Unless you got the secret hidden cameras in your room, which makes sense.”

Audience Interaction and Commentary

2:59:04 to 3:02:04

Hosts read and respond to listener comments and donations during the show.

“I wonder where it would have to be though because if it's outside I feel like it would be unreasonable to tell a woman like, oh, you should have known because there was a sign that said the outside.”

Theatrical Gangbanging in 'The Warriors'

3:02:04 to 3:03:32

Discussion about the portrayal of gang culture in the movie 'The Warriors'.

“I'm talking about like, man, elevator in this motherfucker.”

Dressing Down and Lifestyle Changes

3:03:32 to 3:04:44

Conversation on personal style and lifestyle changes as one ages.

“He had the poker game, had the dice table, the whole little Vegas theme, the little buffet, come out all the little shit.”

Airbnb Party Experience

3:04:44 to 3:06:24

Sharing experiences from a themed private party at an Airbnb.

“bro hell no it ain't five dollars you get that shit back from LAX 250 for the Uber XL or the black SUV.”

Discussion on Character Witness Letters

3:06:24 to 3:08:12

Conversation about the implications of character witness letters and court dates.

“Wait, how are you getting sentenced on a Sunday?”

Commentary on Parenting and Relationships

3:08:12 to 3:10:20

Discussion on the dynamics of dating someone with children and relationship boundaries.

“Dragonite Crip, which, by the way, amazing.”

Critique of Cultural Representation

3:10:20 to 3:13:00

Debate on the cultural implications of Crip Mac and other figures in the community.

“You willing to die for this pussy because I am.”

Future Collaborations and Co-host Considerations

3:13:00 to 3:15:28

Exploration of bringing in new co-hosts and the potential of OG Gumby.

“came out well, Crip Mag about to come out and never, I mean we haven't heard bad shit, like the worst thing we heard is like oh, Crip Mag rolled up into a ball when he fights sometimes I mean don't we all?”
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0:01Like I was doing that noise. Chewbacca drum roll. But I had people, people were on Reddit saying like, oh, Adam's copying the biggest bros. Oh, is that a thing? I guess. To me, that's kind of like, makes sense. Make a random noise for a little while to get it popping. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the No Jumper Show. Do I have ads I got to read here today? He's sending them right now. Got it. Hey, it's me, Adam22. Welcome to the No Jumper Show. episode number God knows what. And today we've got an esteemed panel of some of the brightest minds in this here nation. First and foremost, we have the mayor, Munchie B.

0:45The man himself. The big old deal. What's the big old deal? In addition to that, MacArthur Park's very own. The man who claims every hood. From everywhere, baby. Black, white, sireno. He's all of the above. I'm all racist. He's in here. It's Lush 1. All racist except racist. In addition to that, you do not live in a jacuzzi. I gotta start putting some thoughts on this before. He for sure does. I got almost nothing going for me here. It's Aunt Hefe. let's go you already know on top of that the only one bringing the feminine energy in this day and age she's got her Sam Altman Yeezys on it's Tam burgers in the chat burgers in the chat burgers hey boys and also today I would like to point out we have my statue that I made at Color Me Mine oh which I'm pretty proud of I'm not gonna lie I love Color Me Mine yeah it's so cute it's cute right we went with the kids and I went with the basketball and then once I had painted it, I dripped red on it, make it look a little bloody, add some effects to it.

2:02Sadgy. Feeling pretty good about it. Been on the shelf in my room for a few weeks, but I brought it to the building. It's a piggy bank. It is a piggy bank, although I have not engaged with that element of its existence. Did you make it a swear jar? I'm down with that. Yeah. My dad also made me a piggy bank at Colum Remind. I'm going to post it. Your dad did? Yeah. What's going on with your dad? What's up with your dad? My dad. My dad's cool. My dad's the old man in the club. He is? Yeah, he watches this show. Really? He goes to the club. My dad dates ladies younger than me. I'm his youngest daughter.

2:37What the hell? What's going on? That's very interesting. My dad's popping. He's tatted. He lets me know about the clothes. When we went out to lunch, he's like, these are ASAP Rocky Ray-Bans, by the way. Yeah. All right, all right. Iron. This is so interesting. Did your dad like smoothly remain a cool ass joint as he became an older man? Or did he like have that break where it's like, oh, I'm 50. It's time to start wearing Versace. No, no, my dad, he's always dated like young ladies and cool people. So he's like, that's how I think he gets his energy. How old is your dad though? My dad is about to be 60.

3:16His birthday is coming up. Okay. Oh, gee, them young ladies keeping him young. Yeah. He knows what's up. He came to my house. I took him to the airport. He's like Amiri's. Oh, no. Like a whole Amiri fit. No, just the shoes. So how many daughters you got? Three. Three? Mm-hmm. He's giving Jim Jones a run for his money out here. Would you say he's the oldest YN on the West Coast? No, my dad is a little bit more Spaghettini, like Sunday brunch vibe. What the fuck is Spaghettini?

3:45Does everyone know besides me? No. Man, it sounds like a drink of some Spaghettini. Hey, Les trying to find something to rhyme with it right now. it's like a Sunday brunch thing for 94.7 the wave like classic jazz and like vacation every day we get a little bit closer to understanding the full tam puzzle I'm fascinated you feel me by lunches at Spogatini she want me to rub the spot but she not a genie there you go that didn't land bro it rhymes who is the oldest YN on the west coast in LA because Jim Jones has kind of been like okay that's a good start that's not the worst idea ever but like just to put context academics nominated Jim Jones as the oldest YN but that's New York let's talk about LA we can't be like nobody that's just coming out because you're trying to do YN activities.

4:53It gotta actually be somebody that was in them streets. So you think Ray J is not a good suggestion? Ray J was not in those streets. That's Moeisha's little brother. I mean he banged a street but he's not in those streets. Are you trying to say Ray J is a subscription gang member? Man look I just said Ray J ain't been in them streets. We've been seeing Ray J on TV now. You had Ray J he didn't participate in gang activity I don't I think you have those type of people and I think that gang bangers should have been diverse and allowed and ushered certain people in early on because a lot of people was getting ran out if you wasn't like hardcore.

5:30So that's just why you ain't got people in the police force. You ain't got people in certain fields that be on your side and shit like that. But no, Ray J was not in the field. Rob Markman, Jr.: If that's the guy who lies with going by, Jim Johnson, he ain't rich for too long. Rob Markman, Jr.: Yeah. I mean have just a thing but have just a thing though but like have Jim Jones been in the streets as a member like we don't know if Ray J has been in the streets as a member. Okay but my thing about it is that the thing with Jim Jones is like he's not selling crack. He's not shooting people but he still kind of has like the young dude dress code.

6:10He's still got the young aggressive attitude. We see him turning up on people in the streets. We see him, you know, screaming on a dude like academics, which is kind of what got him into this whole thing. When I think about people who, like, absolutely are not going to be called a YN, an old YN, even in the case of, like, somebody who's clearly like a street dude and stuff, it's because a lot of dudes, they get older. They start dressing a little bit more like their age. They kind of act more their age. Jim Jones kind of feels like he's invincible to those forces. I was going to say Too Short.

6:44He had a baby after 50. True. He still say bitch every other word. He's still hopping on songs with young people. Too Short can make the same song when he's 70 as he did when he's 20, and it'll still be fire as fuck. What's my favorite word? He's been saying bitch for over 30 years. Honestly, I know he's calmed down the past few years, but I feel like the game was definitely heading towards that trajectory as well. He was in his 40s. he was like glimpsing at 40 and being very boisterous and engaging in beefs. But I think game is mega ducked off chilling. He's not outside. When's the last time you heard about game turning up on somebody or doing some gangster shit to somebody?

7:26I feel like he's, he's really like actively trying to avoid being in those situations. Correct. He talks about how he's often Calabasas going to Trader Joe's like that. he seems like he's clearly been happy to leave the street shit behind. Jim Jones has had a squabble at the airport. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, there's levels for sure. We got to think about the West Coast. He's kind of an anomaly because I don't really think there's anybody that you could really compare out here that's still acting like that at that age really, for real. Because our West Coast OGs be trying to age gracefully a little bit, I guess.

8:04You got Snoop Dogg He, what, Martha Stewart cooking? Yeah. You tell me, like, yeah. Ice cubes in movies, are we there yet? And all that, everybody. But Snoop Dogg is the definition of, like, still making it clear he's a crip, still maintaining many elements of the crip presentation and aesthetic, has never divorced himself from that, but then at the same time has shown growth beyond, like, anybody. Yeah, but he's still talking about Make America Crip again. So that, I mean Man, here we go No, no, that's his word What if he was like, make America blood again No, no, no, no, no, no, no Chouse and Snoop, no, this is Snoop Dogg That's his words though, he making America crib again, but he cooking with Martha Stewart, so it's kind of like Like, I can't put him in a YN thing, cause he Anybody next to Martha Stewart can't be Considered a YN Snoop is clear, he's beyond Unk at this Point, he's like damn near G-pop He does.

9:05He has grandchildren. And Snoop Dogg has coached a generation of LA kids for football. Yeah, we've been looking up to Snoop since literally fourth grade type shit. Well, in LA, everybody coaches is a game maker. True. For real. But okay, think about somebody like Big U. Big U is out here doing wild shit, being involved in street shit, never always clearly was a crip from where he's from, et cetera. but he wasn't really acting like if you just had a conversation with him he feels like an old dude it's different than Jim Jones he's still got that Jim Jones has like young boy energy NBA young boy not just a young boy you know like them two in a room their demeanor would be kind of similar he feels more comfortable it seems like hanging out with those guys than he does his contemporaries he seems to beef with most of them anyway Well you said that because of Cam and Mason Well I mean yeah not only his own homies But he's constantly into it Throwing rocks at Nas's throne And all that He wants to Be recognized more by the youth He's supposed to be competitive though Yeah there's nothing wrong with it I am mad at him for it but that's just how he's moving He's kind of drunk With the Nas thing But he's supposed to be competitive Yeah And then let him tell it oh, I just said that to manipulate the algorithm because I know how to stay relevant.

10:34I just got to say, before we even get into any other topics, a quick, quick shout out to Everything420.com, the ultimate one-stop shop for all your smoking essentials. Think of it as Amazon for smokers. They've got it all, but don't sleep on their universal plug house flower. This stuff packs a punch. Tons of strains, top shelf quality, and smooth delivery, and they also carry names like packwoods stizzy and cake big big names plus wild deals like their four dollar and 20 section and mystery boxes plus the shipping's fast the packaging's discreet and the app makes ordering way too easy so grab the app just search e420 in the app store and use my code no jumper for a discount now that i've said that i gotta say uh rest in peace to yca 80 bands who has been on this podcast many times like i i did one interview with 600 where he popped in and spoke for probably 20 30 minutes and in addition to that you know he was on the news a bunch of times over the years we don't currently really know almost anything about uh what went down but allegedly a few hours ago he was killed on manchester um just seen him out of bounds you did just seen him like five hours ago in this hood on 84th at the store.

11:52I was just talking to YC. Are you serious? Because I was just looking at his Instagram story and yeah, he hasn't, his last post was like five hours ago. I thought they was just playing because I just seen YC like today, like probably like five, six hours ago, like on 84th. You want to go get some weed from that smoke shop on Vermont? Yeah, he was a... Where he was supposed to be? Vermont and Manchester? He was... What smoke shop on Vermont and Manchester? Supposed to be someone on Vermont and Manchester trying to read some tree. He should have with everything 420 because, no, for real, because that's how to bounce.

12:23You know what I'm saying? It's the suspension on every corner. You can't picture one right there? No, I was just right there. I just went at eight right there because you said it was dependent. A lot of dominoes. Oh, yeah, that's in the hoovers. That's in the hoovers. So you're saying that that is an unlikely spot for him to be in? Yeah, no, that's all goes on. For him? For him, for sure. yeah he'd been on the pod a couple times uh really dope dude talented it kind of sucks when there's someone that you want to this fool hit me up multiple times for interviews and i was like wanted to get it popping and like you don't expect something like this to happen it's like damn fool yeah because i told him i'm like listen like i had you on the 600 interview uh i don't feel like get ready to do a full interview at this point.

13:16And then some shit happens like that. And it's like, damn, I wish I would have did it now. Yeah, if I knew there was a time limit, I would have fucking done it. But yeah, I mean, rest in peace to him. I know he did a cypher here, not a cypher, but like a freestyle performance as well, I believe. And he had been super viral recently, if you like pay attention to certain channels and stuff. Like he'd been going up a lot. Just him on his page five hours ago. Yeah. That's crazy. What did Travis say when he called you? He just said, RIP 80 bands. Yeah. He got killed on Manchester. You think 600 still talked to him, or do you think that didn't work out?

13:55I think that they – so, from my understanding, he wanted to – this is the last time he had spoke to me about it. He was, like, cool with him still as a person, but wanted to do his own thing. you feel me he kind of felt like he he wasn't happy with the the nature of the like mentorship or managerial ship or whatever relationship they had like he was he had complaints about it he spoke about that on the show you feel me like yeah yeah i mean it's tough these days it's tough to make an artist how's his music is it like i never heard he's a pretty good rapper yeah no he was cool yeah he was hard oh yeah that's right there's some peace no yeah i don't know i was surprised to see because i didn't say anything to to y 'all or anyone i when uh when bro it hit me up really and then yeah and then i seen it announced um you feel me the homie had announced it and i was like oh shit okay i guess it's because you never know when people hit you like, you know.

14:59Yeah, no, definitely. I know, Lush, you were deeply impacted by D 'Angelo losing his life as well. Let's talk about that, because I'm going to admit, when I'm looking at his top songs, I know a couple of them, but never really went out of my way to listen to them. Y 'all didn't fuck with D 'Angelo? Hell yeah, Brown Shook, man. That's the song I remember. Lady. What's the one with How Does It Feel? What? That's the one when he was naked in the video. How Does It Feel? Yeah. So like D 'Angelo is, first of all, arguably three classic albums. I don't mean R &B albums. I mean just music. You feel me?

15:34Brown Sugar, Voodoo, all those records, some of the best R &B soul music ever made. Bro never wanted to be famous. He just happened to be super marketable, so they like put him butt naked and tried to like blow him up, and he couldn't handle the fame. He was like a square like church fool. He can play a bunch of instruments. Yeah, and he wound up getting strung the fuck out. Yeah, because I was about to say, because you said he's like a square church fool, because I was hearing some of them songs that we like, he was talking about heroin. Brown sugar is about heroin, bro. And like devil's pie.

16:07He was doing heroin? Yeah, like all them songs, he was talking, if you listen to the lyrics, people were breaking it down, he talking about heroin, you know what I'm saying? A hundred percent. That fool is a straight. Okay, that makes sense, because earlier out of conversation, they said it was about weed. I never heard nobody refer to weed as brown sugar like being a little play, but it makes sense. You see, a lot of people, when you think about heroin, you just think about the tar or the china white, but the powder is like a beige as brown. They got like a brownish powder. A lot of people like a tannish, beige as powder too.

16:40Tam, I assume your whole life you were listening to Brown Sugar thinking it was about a beautiful black woman, right? That's what I always assumed. I guess I didn't listen hard enough i mean even if you didn't like your sword beyond the beyond the whole tortured artist thing kind of giving him an extra edge that you could kind of audibly hear through his music one of the best uses of music of all time is at the end of belly when devil's pie comes that's one thing that is like such a powerful use of a song like have the end credits to that movie i I was like, damn. And it kind of just puts the whole movie in such good perspective.

17:19And you know what the crazy thing about that song? Like, not to super nerd out, but DJ Premier made that beat for Cannabis. It was like, yo, I want Cannabis to rap on here. And it was going to be like a super underground, like, hip-hop type song. And bro turned it down. And then D 'Angelo winds up using it and, like, turns it into a soul classic. This is especially sad because Angie Stone died earlier this year. maybe a few months ago, and they have a child together. So now this child has lost both of their parents in the span of a few months. How old was the kid? Got to be probably early 20s, maybe mid-20s at most.

17:51That's tough. Yeah, because he was like early 50s when he passed, so pancreatic cancer or something. Yeah. Yeah, we got to start getting, if you're not going to the doctor and all that, we at that age, motherfucker. Because he didn't have no beef with nobody. September this month? Cancer awareness. Oh, yeah, October, yep. Yeah. It's like it kind of hit different when it's someone that didn't have beef with somebody or didn't have any repercussions in life that took him out earlier than just, you know. Well, that's most R &B people. Yeah, it's just like, yeah, it should kind of hit different when it's like close in age to you and all that.

18:26Yeah, no, definitely. Yo, somebody said in the chat that we got to listen to 80 Bands' most recent story because he's talking about No Jumper, so I'm going to listen to it right now. You nigga didn't stop gatekeeping, man. with me. Because to be honest, a lot of the platforms out here that could help niggas, you know what I'm saying? Like, with marketing and stuff like that gets you seen by plenty of people, all they do is push the same artist. Y 'all push the same fucking artist. You feel me? And then No Jumper, anybody that's on No Jumper that got any type of buzz, it's not from y 'all music.

19:06I'm afraid to tell y 'all. Y 'all could be mad at me. I don't give a fuck. Bet y 'all won't say nothing. I bet y 'all won't say nothing. Bet. Bet. Be mad at what I'm saying and say something. You would not even want to rap no more. Destroy your whole music career. Any nigga on No Jump and Madden, I'm saying something about that shit. I'm going to destroy you. But, yeah, y 'all only really popping because y 'all got marketing every day. Let's be honest. Y 'all left that shit, motherfuckers wouldn't know shit about you. Damn. Damn, so he left this world with a hot take. That's crazy. Was that like a diss?

19:44Hold on, hold on, hold on. That wasn't really a diss against No Jumper. No, no, no, no, no. That ain't a No Jumper diss. I thought he... It's like the host diss. Yeah, the diss to the host. He's basically saying that somebody like... Well, I feel like the people that it might be able to apply to is somebody like Munchy or Ann who also makes music. He's basically saying, you might feel like you have emotion because you are No Jumper, but really like your emotion is just from messy shit and whatever, which I mean it's a podcast. Is he not talking about the other guests? Like not necessarily like that?

20:15I see him in person I'm not saying he's actually talking about you but actually he recorded that like right almost at the exact time that he saw you which is kind of weird because it kind of could be but it could be seen as a shot. I'm not saying it is but well now it's R.I.P. Yeah recipe for sure but I think it's our duty to try to interpret like what he I'm gonna be honest with you i see that and i feel like he's seeing like the potential baby runner munchie b battle that's potentially coming together i feel like he's seeing something like that and he's like oh all right so if if i'm gonna get attention in la for rapping i probably need to like kind of throw some shots because he wasn't really dissing anybody in that but he is kind of like putting out a characterization of a no jumper host trying to like maybe stir shit up he probably wanted us to respond to something like that today so that he could get more attention on a song that he might drop in the future.

21:10Yeah, but if he was still living, I would have gave him the attention. Sure. I definitely would have said something too. No, I would have shot a song his way. You know what I mean? Like just to be competitive. Because you can only be talking about a couple people when I'm taking Ann out because they cool. So me and Suspect, you know what I'm saying? You want to battle Suspect before he goes in? No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm saying... another person that he could have been dissing. Eddie Benz could have been talking about me or suspect. And I was taking an N out of it because they straight. I'm like, okay.

21:42That's what's up, though. Maybe he's talking about Lush. For some reason, I don't think he was. I don't think he was talking about Lush. Yeah. He's either me or suspect. It seemed like, you know. Damn. Interesting. But, I mean. I like it. I'm going to be real. It's like two different things. To be popping as a rapper. or to be popping as like a podcast host because like different things affect one or the other like in far as the music thing you got to make good music right you got to have a good image i guess you got to be able to be out there and and getting attention from people music wise probably locked in with certain people that'll help kind of push your career in the right direction versus like being a no jumper host you know i mean bo jackman made a little name for himself phone no jumper i don't think anybody's like checking for his music if it exists i don't think anybody's looking up hellcat soundcloud but it's frustrating to be an artist regardless and anybody they see with some type of traction if they feel like it's something that they deserve more than them or they would like to have for themselves like jealousy motivates people in a lot of ways and when it's done in a competitive way dope you feel me save that save that for the fucking uh for the booth whatever energy you got when people complain about things is when it's like becomes tacky and looks kind of unbecoming at the end of the day because no one wants to hear you cry about it like like like be better be like that's that's my response to that like you got a phone right in front of you it's pretty easy to get people to pay attention to you realistically all you got is just some say something that's shocking that people can't ignore and i kind of think that's made the main point that i took from what adu bands was saying and like that thing was like a lot of people are saying shit to get attention to get on and i didn't think it was really direct i feel like uh if he wanted to say like a specific message to somebody over here he would have said it you know what i mean like i think it was more so just a general statement hey hey hey but but if you're trying to do music right like okay no jumper being no boost all you gotta do is have a social media presence bro like like ari frosty he be on the track and he make everybody laugh dealing with the hoes and stuff like that you know i'm saying allegedly he he market himself like they like just watching his instagram he gonna say something funny like if you got a social media presence some way somehow like you you'll be good though you know but it's like some somebody like frosty would you know if he could marry the social media shit the antics that he has going on with the actual music then i feel like his music could kind of really take off but it's kind of like these are two separate things right you know i i would like for him to take it take it seemed like he he probably lost some passion or don't take it as series or whatever but like because he got all these songs and videos in the millions like if he went harder it'd be, you know what I'm saying?

24:42Because the Pokemon keep calling. I ain't know, but really he should have played off that you on some pimp-ish and then he's catching them all. Like, what? I would have ran with it. Yeah, he could have easily had a fire Pokemon 304 song and gone crazy, but I'm surprised he didn't. But the game is fucked up because now so many people pay for Instagram promo to basically make themselves seem like they're more popular than they are and I see it all the time and trust me there are rappers out there that you the fans think are just cracking they're super popular you hear about them all the time no jumper post them all the time say cheese academics etc they are paying for posts now it's not everybody but there are artists who are really popular who are spending I don't know 20k a month or whatever just buying Instagram promo to make themselves look more popular than they actually are.

25:41And I'm talking about artists who are actually kind of popular musically but are still breaking bread to be able to seem more popular than they are because the thing about somebody like Frosty is like, he's got all these viral moments and shit. If he was paying these pages to post it and shit, it probably would. Like, he could spend$5 ,000,$10 ,000 with Say Cheese and No Jumper or whatever over the course of the next month if he felt like it. and he would seem like a way bigger level of celebrity but also like does that make sense like are you going to be able to make back that money i mean probably not realistically wasn't he getting posted for free on those platforms before yeah but you know it's kind of like when he was first popping off people were looking at him a different way they were probably paying attention to him more organically right i think that's the whole thing i think when um when when artists have a certain relationship with platforms they they expect that to always be the case and they don't want to they look at they look at it as downgrading like or degrading to them that's why it's crazy that frosty turned on us because we were like the platform that would realistically probably post this shit for free just because it was funny yeah no kind of burnt the bridge i think that like i think you said it right earlier when you were like it's just a matter of finding that combination of social media presence while your music is out and you're viral for something else.

27:05And he potentially could have had that. The only thing he didn't do was put out music right now. If you could rap, a lot of people could rap, but you got to have something about you that stand out. Everybody in jail could rap and be on the bunt, but what's going to make you stand apart? That's what I'm saying. If you had like the if factor, a slogan, some social media presence, like I didn't pay that much attention to the 80 bands, dude. But like what set them apart from all these other gangbanger up-and-coming rappers? That's the problem is that even if his flow is cool, I mean, in this day and age where everybody is so inundated with different content, different rappers, et cetera, I mean, you just got to do a lot to stand out.

27:49Okay, for instance, if I had the power to sign somebody that's from L.A. and they was younger, it'd be Conrad and Savvy. Because Savvy got the raspy voice, and Conrad, he got his own style. Don't nobody rap like Conrad. You know what I'm saying? It's his cadence. You know what I'm saying? But everybody else is pretty much talking the same shit, though. I mean, it's definitely a really redundant era as far as the gangster thing had a big resurgence and will always be a part of LA music, but right now people lean on it so heavily and there's I think it's time for there to be another movement something that's a little bit more creative and different that we're going to see emerge again which we see every few years from LA Yeah, Ratsheets we got this pop out and smoking shit we got the what's that?

28:43The Hy-Fee movie at one point Yeah, yeah there's always different styles that like go in and out so i think we're gonna see like something new from la for a while i mean okay i'm thinking about a bunch of detroit rappers right now like a bees or a baby face ray la could use somebody like that that is not about street shit cool has that flavor kids want to be them they think that they're just sick and it's like We usually, when I think about even the people who kind of had a moment in L.A. over the past year or two, aside from obviously superstars like Kendrick, more often than not, dudes get attention based on being super gangbangers.

29:28And it's kind of like, I mean, realistically, almost no young dude who's rapping is going to be able to avoid that in L.A. So it's kind of hard to imagine us producing someone like that. But oddly enough, the biggest record to come out of LA besides Kendrick was that Soak City. What happened to party music? He know the bangings. I don't think D Smoke records is commercial, but he nominated Grammy's? Yeah, D Smoke is a Grammy nominated. So D Smoke, he got the, he lyrical. For sure, beyond Soak City, records like that were resonating a lot more on a national scale than people that, than the gangster music.

30:13You know what a thing I've kind of realized that the new artists do now is that if they have the option to dip and avoid hip-hop, they take it. Somebody like Kid Leroy starts getting attention, being associated with all these rappers and stuff, and then as soon as he has the possibility, he's out of there. He don't want anything to do with it. Somebody like Billie Eilish was around a lot of rappers earlier in their career and stuff, had relationships with people like XXX and Tassian, et cetera. She's not leaning into or like trying to be associated with hip hop. I feel like artists now, if they have the option, they look at rap as kind of a liability that they don't want to be associated with because it's so messy or something.

30:58And I feel like back in the day, you rewind the clock 10 years, you had all these pop singers like paying for rapper features, you know, because that would give them an additional layer of validity, open them up to a bigger audience, et cetera. It kind of feels like it's the opposite now. I think you're kind of confusing them being like, no shade, young white kids that have a little bit of money and are just hanging around those people because that's who they liked before they got popular enough to be backstage at music festivals and all that. Of course, you would want to hang out with the rappers and the cool people.

31:28But then once you get popular, you're still you. You still look like Kid LaRoy. You're still Billie Eilish. so you're going to get popular in your lane of music it's not like you were rapping so that automatically kind of puts you in a different category just because of how segmented music is and how distant all those things are going to put you if they're at Coachella again she's going to be backstage with her friends Tyler Creator, whatever other rapper it's shameless grifting straight up yeah, look at Post Malone yeah, Post Malone, MGK who wound up once he got sick of that and Megan Fox broke his heart, he came back and I rock with MGK like i don't want to like diss him but i'm just saying like a lot of these people did that that's that's a phenomenon but mgk proved that he could like i assume that he's got a lot of like you know songwriting help and stuff if you heard that song cliche that my wife and child have listened to five billion times it's like oh that that is like a hit record does design destined to be a hit record i think he figured out oh it's way easier to write catchy pop punk type music that'll resonate with the young white people that like me rather than making hip-hop music which he was kind of floundering in you know he wasn't exactly killing it although he kind of like left the genre on the heels of him arguably taking a w against eminem i mean oh my god that's a big are you looking at me like like no because if you listen to those two songs back to back i think it's kind of hard to deny.

32:54I mean, that's arguable. But I think you are going to say that because you know Eminem obviously has this sterling reputation. But like somebody said that to me a few months back and I listened to both of them side by side and I was just like, oh, like I was crazy for acting like Eminem won this battle. No, no, no. MDK did his thing. Yeah, he did. I'll say this. That's probably like the most like the best diss track that Eminem has done against. Who else is out a W against Eminem? Which, obviously, it's a debatable W. Yeah, yeah. Mariah Carey smoked his boots, for sure. She didn't put out a song.

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33:33Yes, she did. A whole music video. She dressed up as him. That's the blueprint for that one song where Taylor Swift is dissing Charlie XCX on her new album, too. It's basically like a Why Are You So Obsessed With Me song. But instead, it's like, aw, that's cute. You're so obsessed with me. I like it I actually like it I like it so much I actually had to make a record about it and acknowledge it and I'm actually now making you bigger ass I don't like that Taylor Swift dude I ain't never heard you say nothing negative about it he said he can't yo wife got you in check I'm about to turn up on your ass you almost fucked up my family dynamic let's talk about that let's get into some good content we've been warming up here now I think we're getting warm All right, so I'm driving home after last Tuesday.

34:26I'm excited to tell my girl, hey, we talked about Taylor for like 20 minutes. You're going to love it. You got to listen to it. Gave her the time stamp. By the time I get home, and keep in mind, she don't really know about Tam yet. I think I've mentioned your name a couple times, but she hasn't really tuned in yet. I walk in the door. She's looking at me like this. She's like, so this girl thinks that Taylor was just going to be rich from birth because her dad owned a Christmas tree farm? I said, well, my parents didn't own a Christmas tree farm. Presumably we'd be a little bit better off if we had a Christmas tree farm.

34:57She's like, she did not grow up rich. That was a crazy thing to say. She was a little triggered. And then I forget. There was like one or two other things, too, that you said. Oh, because, okay, you said she was racist because she said black bitch and savage, which honestly, I've devoted a bit of mental. I thought it was bad bitch. Yeah, bad bitch. First of all, black bitch sounds great. No, bad bitch. Yeah, black bitch. Yeah. No, because, okay, I've expanded quite a bit of mental energy thinking about that because the truth is that Bad Bitch and Savage are both hip-hop terms. It's just been like 20 years, so people usually don't really think about them like that.

35:31Well, yeah, it wasn't Cheek. Megan Thee Stallion and Beyonce just won a Grammy for a song called Savage. It wasn't Trina the baddest bitch? Savage. Exactly. Bad Bitch, Trina, and then Nicki Minaj. ChadGBT helped me with this. And then Savage, first thing that came to mind for me was Fredo and Chief Keefe, but if you go back, DMX was using it, 50 Cent was using it. I said Webby. Yeah, that too. But whereas now, you could hear Donald Trump say, yeah, we just bombed these Venezuelan drug dealers. It was savage. And nobody would even think for a second that he was using weird slang because obviously it is a traditional word as well.

36:07But it's kind of like bad bitch and savage have become such common words that I don't think Taylor knew that she was doing a racism when she did that. Doing a racism. Doing a racism. But she wasn't mad at you, but she was like, wow, I should have been in that room. The most racist thing she did was fucking get Ice Spice on Ozempic, to be honest with you. That was bad for the culture. Ice Spice just was around Taylor, saw how hot and skinny she was and figured that she should do the same thing. How hot and skinny? You're a Taylor Glazer. I think Taylor should fucking be eating her oats, and you feel me, get a BBL, and then we'll see what's jerking.

36:44You feel me? Hit a few spots. We're being fully honest, player. but do you think Taylor Swift would look better if she gained 30 pounds? I don't know. I feel like she is shaped in such a way that she's kind of like a tall dangly insect. I don't think she would look good. A lot of girls that gain 30-40 pounds, they look pretty good, but I don't think she could handle it. I'd like her to accept the challenge. You said one negative three. I don't think she would carry obesity well. She wouldn't look good thick, is what we're saying. I mean it's a different type of thick whereas I know girls in the adult industry who from my perspective are shooting themselves in the foot by being too skinny like you would look way better with 40 50 extra pounds put on you so that's just me I think Taylor thick might be a whole thing people never knew that Mandy Moore would look good thick I don't know if you've seen her recently yeah she said pow pow was it was Hillary Duff is one of those was her yeah and Hilary Duff is going to have music coming out she just got signed again let the rain fall down do you listen to more pop than hip hop probably like equal I listen to an array of music give me the rappers that you probably listened to the most in the last calendar year Don Tolliver Metro Boomin snuck in because of the collab those are my top three every like two years take Metro Boomin out of there he's a producer he is a producer so hmm I listen to

38:24don't force it yeah I'm like I don't want to lie well yeah well I guess I'm not going to be able to tell yeah just girl stuff Cardi B oh Gunna Gunna would be third yeah okay so you like the melody more so than the yeah future dawn Gunna if they're rapping about drive-by shootings you're not really down no the closest I get to that is Freddie Gibbs I love Freddie Gibbs is he doing drive-bys No, he's like Alfredo. He's selling drugs. By mooning? He kills the ops, I guess, in the drug deal sometimes. There's some skits in Freddy's music. Yeah, I love Alfredo. Killing Benny the Butcher. In his music.

38:58Yeah, beef with currency. Like currently or in the past? With this new drop that just came out of Alfredo too. Oh, yeah, because they never did another project together or whatever. Yeah, he was mad. Spit is not rocking with Freddy no more. Yeah, he was chill about it. So, Lush, from a cursory glance at social media, it seemed like you were having a little bit of a crack epidemic weekend. You were in the park. I said in the group chat, and I noticed, I don't think you laughed at it, so I'm kind of feeling like maybe it hit a little too close to home. I said you looked like you were playing a crackhead in a movie.

39:30Oh, no, I thought that was funny. It's just like there's like way too much had passed by the time I saw that. So you're, I don't know. You tell me, what were you doing and why were you? You looked like you were smoking something. No, no, no. I was just shooting a video. You feel me? Man, I guess people, Rob Banks, direct to my next video. That one's coming out. That's called Yoshinoya. Okay. Right in time for my Yoshinoya hockey jersey release. It's out right now. Cop that. Limited to 100. The pre-sales are going really quick, so get on it right past. They$70. I like seeing a dude who's in his 40s embracing the 6 '7 meme.

40:09so you know it's like super funny like everybody else who thinks that's funny is an elementary school yeah no like that was like kind of coincidental uh that's like the address across the street so yeah yeah but like it kind of worked out too so it's kind of a little bit kitschy i was like okay let me just make it six seven because six seven that's not why i did it for real it's like it's all little references you know i saw someone saying that you're trying to be the skrilla of macarthur park um i think there's there's some like overlay with me and skrilla but we're we're i don't have like uh deities that i that i summon and you feel me things like that i don't you know we're different and did you just uh click your tongue over there or you just no somebody has sent me so basically somebody has sent me some stuff on yc80 band so basically yeah i went to a weed shop in the hoover's and shit you know all right damn if If you know, you know.

41:05I wonder if nine times out of ten, that would have been all good and he just picked the wrong day. It would have been bad any time of the year. Yeah. But for his community going over there. I mean, it really depended on who outside. I see people, not saying him, but I like, for real, like with these gang bangers, a lot of these gang bangers that's out here today, they be trying like the little game. If ain't nobody outside, circle around, ain't nobody out, come through, ain't nobody out, hop out. You know what I'm saying? a troll right here type situation. So, you know, he probably was just sliding through.

41:36Probably didn't see nobody out. Probably was going to get some weed and shit. Like, you don't be knowing, sis. You might not see somebody, but somebody might see you. You don't know where somebody at. Definitely in A, definitely in A, in A turf, so. I heard Smack already hollered at. Somebody in there. I heard Smack already hollered at Karen Bass to supply some information. Man, get the fuck up. Rest in peace, 80 bands, man. For real. I'm going to drink a buzz ball in honor of he probably would want you to put down the buzz balls I'm pretty sure this is in honor of growing him rest in peace

42:17usually sometimes on here we talk about our weekends how was everybody's weekend anybody got any interesting tidbits about what was going on I already accused Lush of being a make believe crackhead this weekend I'm just like Super focused On my project I get driven by Like artistic pursuits And This is like the main thing That I care about Is Just this whole thing Coming together And I'm That's kind of all I'm very singularly focused I was in Vegas last weekend Doing a gang of shit And um Oh no that was like Two weekends ago And then I was like shooting I've just been working On this project dude That's like it I'm super focused on it What about you Munchy?

42:59My weekend was born pretty much as a regular program. I ain't really had too much going. Just chilling, gambling on sports. Okay. Tim got flewed out, I'm pretty sure. Wait, what? I didn't get flewed out. I fly myself. Yeah, where'd you go? I went to Phoenix. What was going on out there? My friend from elementary, my old next-door neighbor, it was her birthday, and she just had a baby. So, you know, we go to rally around our fallen soldiers, lift them back up. What, because she's left your little, like, hoe empire? no no he's a fallen soldier like she had a baby so you know when you have a baby like you don't feel like yourself you might get a little sad like oh this and that like i'm a mom my life has changed i love my baby but like i also still want to have fun so you have to go and like hug your friend and like take them out that's real when that when you have a baby you start having significantly less fun let's be real yeah you gotta take them out yeah it just seems like i've never been uh i think it's good that i've never been saddled by that responsibility so i've been able to just like fully embrace i would love to see you do a sperm test so we could check out the strength of your boys can we do that i would love to yeah yeah that's that's good podcast content i'm so down bring in a microscope and a little like container your sperm and just like judge it minor minor jet skiing doing 360s doing his faces like mac dre Are you kidding me?

44:17Oh, my God. Are you kidding me? That motherfucker's falling off. They're in there doing the Charlie Kirk. Hey, man. Oh, nah, fool. I got minor heterosexual Greg Louganis's diving from a great height. Motherfuckers walking down Notion. What you call? Yoshinoia? Yoshinoia? Yeah, Notionua Alley. Your sperm's in there eating Yoshinoia. First of all, yeah, I was doing, man, let me just tell you, my sperm was catching broad day marathon spots in Yoshinoy Halley in the video. Right there on Alvarado and Wilshire, a.k.a., where there's the most murders in L.A. You feel me? Boom. God save MacArthur Park.

45:02Big letters. You feel me? Marathons. The fuck we talking about? That's what my sperms were doing. Yo, I'm going to be totally transparent here. is that that might have been the most white weekend ever for me. Friday, went to the Chapel Rhone concert. Ooh, Pink Pony Club. Very much. My kid's first concert. She's almost five. Were you the most hetero person there? Yes. I say that without feeling the need to add any kind of asterisk. It was 99.9 % women and homosexual men. So there's no competition. There's no competition. For sure, probably I had the highest testosterone level there, which is not a good sign.

45:44Yeah. That's kind of fire. For the record, I have yet to start the injections. You guys will be kept in the loop about that. But yeah, I went there. I did not meet anyone who knew who I was besides the people working at the food carts and then the security guys who were enthusiastic. But I mean, honestly, great show. She totally killed it. And my kid had a ball. and then the whiteness only increased even further when i went to the diplo 5k fun run on sunday which is something that my wife uh signed me and one of her friends up for and basically you go you're around a lot of normies asian people primarily some white people if you told me that black people were were banned from this event i might have believed you because that's how low the presence of black people at this event were but you run the 5k through the streets of downtown LA and then you end it at a big grass field and you have Dylan Francis and Diplo DJing and everybody who's now soaking from sweat from having to run the 5k are now dancing in this field and drinking White Claws but that's fire because that's like a rave anyway you're going to be sweating so you might as well myself personally I do not want to be at a rave at 11 a.m.

47:07in downtown LA for any reason. Did they give you any free stuff? Is it sponsored by Nike or something? There was not any free stuff that I saw. I don't know. My girl worked there. She saw Amber Rose and took a selfie with her. Your girl was there? Yeah. Oh, so when you sent that, that's why. Oh, shit. Yeah, she was working at the stage. Oh, Amber Rose was there? Yeah. She's like, just take a selfie with me, Amber. This is probably the most people that I've been around in LA in quite some time, and I was definitely impressed by the percentage of women that had bbls because it feels like it's gone up quite a bit over the last few years so certain advancements in society we could just like actually say are great and over overall benefits yeah i'm not i'm not mad at that at all i don't know which administration to attribute like that advancement to people want to make everything so partisan is that a conservative or or the libtards who made that crack off whoever made bbls pop i'm with that it's crazy that we don't see the right taking a stand against bbls it feels like that would be kind of on brand for them yeah i feel like they kind of like started to pivot when it came to big booty latinas as well they were like deporting fools and like wait a second not her you feel me like that ass needs to like wait a sec ice you feel me yeah slow your roll buddy yeah i'm gonna make it even more white i watched james and the giant peach oh a classic damn that i don't like qualifying uh classic literature as white.

48:35It felt like the least no jumper weekend I've had in quite some time. Because the next couple weekends, I have to go do distinctly no jumper things. Go to events. You had a wholesome weekend. Don't make it white. Don't make this a black white thing. Wholesome is white in Adam's mind. But also, I went to a Diplo midday run slash rave. I mean, that just felt like this is the whistest thing I've done at all. But you said there was a lot of Asians there as well. So it's like a, you know, I didn't know where the Asian normies were hanging out. Now I know. Now you know. But for a while now, I have not known.

49:11Time to, you feel me, start recruiting. It's weird because it's like I don't like the music, but I just want to watch girls move their butts around. So, you know, I was kind of pleased. Yeah, so if they was running, they little thing thing, they probably got the little Spanx on and all the little shorts, you know what I'm saying? Well, I will tell you that the 5K was weird because like while i'm attempting i ran probably half of it and probably walk the other half and honestly my legs are still fucking killing me because i have never ran at all ever but there's a lot of like big sweaty asses that were running it's kind of weird like girls were coming up to me being like oh i'm so-and-so from from instagram and i'm like oh hi how you doing and then i'm like watching them run and i'm really kind of like you just don't normally like get to see people like sweating their ass off in the middle of the day you know it's just like a different vibe how does that make you feel that make you like are you looking at them like a scout do you look at women like not yeah yeah i'm turned on i'm like oh you that's some talent right there but you just like you're seeing them in a way that they would never normally let you see them you would have to like take them out a couple of times before you get to see them yeah and even then like they're just not going to be like drenched in sweat you know why that's like a thing for you right now you're keep adding that in well i mean it was a run so it was kind of like a important element of it that's kind of a plus i'm not gonna lie sweaty why not some people the whole shit was falling off like just falling out like the i'm they have like back jiggly fucking rolls like back fat rolls we need we need the multicultural version of the diplo run you feel me anderson peck where you at and when i was hating on it i had that suggested to me by lenna and her friend of like well what's the no jumper version of this and then I was trying to picture like if we did a run like if there's a few thousand people watching this right now like would anyone do that like I don't know be the change you want to see in the world I like that I know you've never been to college right but a little college time for real he said it like his prison I went to college for two years I don't really feel like I got the full college experience but I did try well uh I went to uh undie run I was shocked right okay yeah UCLA at UCLA yeah what year was this this was oh nine okay and and we when we came we uh pants and hoodies on everybody I just didn't let the dudes that run track had their little speedos on and shit I'm like but that was I'm like they do this in college like everybody's on the football field females had their little cheeks out and shit.

51:55I'm like, this is, I like this. It used to be like an annual thing, like a tradition. But you weren't in your underwear like everyone else was, but you showed up fully dressed with your friends? Yeah, me and my homies. Because we just heard a college, like, you know what I'm saying? We pulling up. We heard this popping. And we pulled up to UCLA and it was lit, the whole football field. You know what I'm saying? I'm like, okay. don't jump around you run 2025 oh my god that will help the health in the community where people run it to and where they run it from I mean if you want to do a 5k actually I'm going to be honest this thing was like so big and like there was just so many people that it took an insane level of coordination to pull it off and then also having the music element that was crazy too it just took like a huge amount of there's probably so many people volunteering and stuff it was honestly pretty ridiculous just what went into it well city was paying a grip of people because like that like all the different companies that my girl works for like golden voice and all them they're always getting employed by city agency you know what i'm saying well i mean i'll put it like this 12 000 people and i believe the average person was paying a hundred dollars which is back of the napkin math that is how many people?

53:1812 ,000. And if they're paying $100 each, what's that, 1.2 million? Yeah. Yeah. Hey, no jumper undie run got my vote. Hey, hold on, Tim. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Wasn't nobody running at this undie run I was at. They were just on the field. Well, they do run through campus and like they run a little thing, but you probably went to the turn up part, the end. Yeah, everybody was on the field. Yeah, that's like where it ends. You pulled up with the homies like you said. the onion run sounds okay i have a question random question when we're talking about wholesome activities are we gonna have any sort of friends giving or christmas gift exchange among the employees typically we'll do a little bit of a christmas thing but we i don't think we've really done friends giving or anything but i mean we did we did one year yeah we did a few years back it was chill yeah we have a uh there's always this like iconic comparison of like that one Christmas party where there was a ton of people here.

54:15And then almost all of them were gone. It was kind of like an omen. Oh, so was that look. I'm going to be honest with you. We just had way too many people that were getting paid at that time. Some of the hosts were kind of sad to see go, but for the most part, that needed to be cold. It was literally like this. Cold is a crazy word choice. It needed to be downsized. Thank you. It was a bit excessive. It was fun. It looked good. In reality, many of those people, I'm not really sure what they were doing. But yeah, it was an excessive time period. But I mean, I'm all about it. We should do something cool for Christmas.

54:53That would be lit. Maybe the undie run that Munchie was talking about. The frozen undie run. She said, wholesome, y 'all got about to undie wear her. I'm down for the knowledge of her undie run. I'm like, damn, I had to think about it. It wasn't nobody running. But she said, I caught the end, I guess. I'm going to be honest. I feel like a lot of our fans are probably like, uh, overweight and probably wouldn't really want to be out in public with their underwear on just underwear. I don't know. I just feel like, like, cause I I'm thinking right now, if we did the run, which it's free. So it's like, we would get to see a different level of people coming through.

55:30If you do a free event versus like, you know, we've done live podcasts in the past, but that's like 40 bucks or whatever. If we did a free meet and greet exercise thing, I don't know. I feel like a lot of people go. We should do a poll. Would you go? If it was in LA, Pan Pacific Park. That's a central location. Come as you are, ladies. It doesn't matter if you're thick or thin. All different shapes are beautiful. We ain't judging. Helmets, knee pads. All that. Skateboards. Prosthetics. Prosthetics. Okay. I mean, I just want to know how many people would go, because it would be pretty cool. We should have a sign-up and see the response.

56:15I had a chill weekend, though. What was you on here? What did you do? I went to our daughter's basketball game. She thinks she want to be Juju. Oh, good. What is Juju? Juju Watkins. Juju Watkins. She played basketball for USC. So my daughter, you know what I'm saying, embracing basketball, she thinks that's what she want to do. So, you know, I had to support. went to the game then also this week i uh went out to the club the homies had tricked me you know i'm saying i thought i'm thinking i'm coming out for the um homie birthday party i'll come out into the thing we up there man they got chef boy in there performing the homies they performed they put me on stage and i performed the song okay i got with the homie and though but yeah i didn't even know that i was coming out to perform they was like man yeah come to the party bro we get there they like hey like right like five minutes for the song yeah man he about to um do the song man you gonna perform i'm like i bet i saw a picture your pictures it looked like it was lit no for sure and i was popping in there definitely it was going up in the little spot it was look up juju yeah juju walking yeah she is allegedly dating jaden daniels very cute he plays for the commanders that uh it's not an nba team is it oh you don't watch sports no okay okay that's cool i like that about you i don't know anything about all that hey how did you run half of the 5k and you used to do bmx you should be in better shape so is it because you're tall the bmx part of my life really ended like 10 years ago and uh i walk i like walking cardio i'm just not a runner and for sure like as soon as you start running the main things for me are like the shin splints and then the hip flexors right here just really gets lit up very very very quickly so that's because you're tall huh i mean i'm just heavy in general i'm like 240 right now for sure i need to work on that but i mean in general trying to run a 5k with no experience running ever probably not a great idea 5k is like what three and a half miles essentially basically yeah yeah i mean that that's more running for a mile straight is very feasible i feel like more than that it kind of shit like it's a bit excessive it take its toll i mean probably the first mile was flat and then it goes up extremely steep hills that was the moment where I was like, oh, yeah, this ain't happening.

58:49This ain't going to work. It's just like a hill that's straight up. I'm like, oh, Lord. I got to walk this bitch. Did you know the terrain is going to be altered at a certain point? No. I did no preparation for this in any way. How many miles? Three and a half, basically, for a 5K. If it was flat, I think I could have maybe handled it. Three and a half miles of 5K? Yeah. Five kilometers. Some study just came out that said walking for extended time on an incline is healthier for you than running anyway. Oh, I totally agree. Running is terrible for your body. It's, like, fucking super abusive on your knees and ankles and shit.

59:27Yeah. So, like, a lot of runners, like, at some point, your doctor's going to tell you, like, this is not a good idea for you as you get older. I just think that it's not that big of a deal. Honestly, it's about hitting that PR, brother. Just do better than your last. Like, fuck anybody else. the race is against just you you know what i mean like i i was not concerned with like competing with anybody in terms of the race yeah no for sure i don't even think they were timing you yeah no i think you had to sign up in order to like get a certain time attributed to you which i was not really interested i got homies that are super serious about that shit and have rank times like and do 10ks all over the country you know super into that lifestyle and uh what's it called triathlons that's when it's crazy triathlons i was at fire camp every morning we were like we so we'd get up every morning right boom and get up have breakfast if you want breakfast right at the breakfast you would go do exercise and then they'd take you to this um site called called like mount party it was a 10 mile hike and at the end of the hike so the first the first like five miles You know what I'm saying?

1:00:41It's all flat ground. You use good. You jogging. You got your Nomex, your backpack, all of those stuff. But last five miles when you coming back, you going up what's called the elevator. And it was like, it sounded like something you was explaining, but I'm talking about this thing was like real steep to where like, if you like slipped anything, like you was going down, like it was over with. 10 miles? 10 miles every morning. Sure. Every morning you would run 10 miles. 10 miles, gotta do my own party every morning. And what if you just like start walking? Like what if you just - If you didn't make towel, you fell, you was gonna get kicked out of fire camp.

1:01:17So just like this was like training for the fire line. So you actually doing the physical training and you gotta do the educational part, like the schooling training as well. So like after we finished that jog and all that, then we go to school later on to do testing and stuff like that. All this was to get on the fire line. Wow. I watched last night and it was last random thing I swear before we get into some topics. But last night I watched this series on Netflix about The Biggest Loser TV show. Which I think probably in like 2008 I watched a couple of seasons of it and enjoyed it a lot. But going back and watching the documentary, this is one of the craziest shows ever.

1:02:01so you take a bunch of fucking 400 pound fat asses who don't work out at all some of the people are like secret eaters that's one thing i thought was kind of cool is that there was a guy who fat as fuck but ate pretty healthy around his wife and his kids but then every morning would go and get a box of fucking like a ton of donuts and just sit there in the car and just inhale them so he's getting fat as shit because he's eating 3 000 calories worth of donuts every morning but his family has no idea they're thinking he's just i mean your metabolism's fucked up whatever i don't know and uh but then they bring them on the show and you have two trainers jillian michaels and it's got bob who's like the gayest dude on earth and they are in elite shape they're super super skinny muscle whatever and then they're taking these 400 pound people and they're making they're they're eating like a thousand calories a day and they're making them work out like eight hours a day which nobody would ever suggest this for like actually how you want to go about losing weight but for the tv show then you get people getting on the scale every week saying i lost 15 pounds it's like huge numbers weren't people getting hospitalized and things like it was like considered unhealthy that's not dangerous bro yeah it was super dangerous it was like a weekly weigh-in too like at the end of the episode so it was a lot of build-up and it was real climactic because you you want to see people keep losing weight because it's cool to see like people are losing five pounds in a week and they're hanging their head in shame some people would some people would gain weight yeah no that was the cold part is they'll work their ass off instead and you've uh actually gained three pounds yeah and it's so insane because there are uh so they They would do challenges where they put you into a whole room and you have to create towers out of like donuts and bread.

1:03:56But you can't use your hands. So you have to go over and take the donuts. But like, you know, you're putting the donut in your mouth to move it. And these are people who for months on the show haven't eaten anything like this. Probably want a donut so bad. They're getting the taste. they can taste a little bit of that sugar in their mouth, but then they have to just build it a tower. It's like the gnarliest thing ever. And then in addition to that, okay, like I was talking to my personal trainer about it today and just like reveling in how amazing this is. The fat people are falling down mid-workout, like laying on the ground, and then you have these trainers on top of them.

1:04:37Get up, you lazy piece of shit. You don't want it. You don't want it enough. like from the perspective of a fucking person a traitor like imagine doing this to someone like it's so this is only like 20 years ago it's like the most fucked up shit i've ever seen trying to help him bro could never exist they get personal too i've seen some good personal like your family everybody was depending on you exactly you need to get healthy well nowadays lizzo would protest the show and it would get shut down no this show could never be made now it would just never happen but there is uh i hate to hate to say anything bad about black women you know this you know i would never never do that earlier but ouch bro the what you guys gotta watch this netflix documentary because there is one black woman on it she was like notorious on the show for basically being an ingrate and like not being a team player and like she got voted off and it's really crazy because you get to just see all these white people just telling her what a piece of shit she is while they're eliminating her off of it it it comes off very crazy in modern times but now she's still super butthurt about it like she's just no accountability at all just like oh like it's so crazy like this tv show is giving you like months of free personal training room board food they're making you famous and these people these fat fucks are just so incapable of having any kind of personal responsibility that they're like, oh, I gained the weight back because the TV show didn't pay for there to be a program that would keep me in line after the show was done.

1:06:15Like, this is what you expect of a TV show? That is literally the equivalent of somebody going to rehab and being like, I went back to doing drugs because the rehab didn't check up on me every week and send me the follow-up meetings and your analysis. But to be fair? You have to have accountability on your own. To be fair? Like 90 plus percent of the people who lost tons of weight on the show gained it all. Of course. Of course. The thing is, I bet you statistically, the people that didn't go on that show and lost a significant amount of weight wound up gaining it back even more. Like all that show is going to do and all these top trainers are going to do is just give you a little bit of a cushion at the end of the day.

1:06:58Like if you're counting up covert calories at the end of the day, you're going to gain weight. But they had a bunch of shows like that. They even had the Swan where it was like they would take an ugly girl from a small town. They would give her plastic surgery. What? I love that idea. Wack 100, what's going on? What up? What you doing, bro? We on the live stream right now. Munchie, Lush, Aunt Hefe, and Tam. Tam. Oh, yeah. I've been watching Tam. I fuck with Tam. Hey, Wack. I fuck with Aunt Hefe. That's my guy. Lush. Lush is a bitch ass man. Oh, my God. bro. Every time I turn on a segment, you be whoever you in front of is what you're doing.

1:07:42You got to learn to be you, bro. Wow, a little critique right there. Why are you really not holding back on the Lush Uno, huh? What now, Lash? I seen some shit. I'm like, I seen some shit. It was some shit going on. I don't know. Lush is a little different. Yo, can we bring Tony the Closer? He got a lot going on. Oh, yeah. let's do it that'll be fun i'm gonna set it up so he can calm down man y 'all keep doing your shit call me when you come out of here i need to holler hey rest in peace 80 bands huh yeah i got the call when it happened it looked like uh yeah another lineup but you know he's been dropping his loans telling people where he at where they won't pull up you know when you like that you gotta be ready you can't be doing that shit what's tripping me out is wasn't no gun on it Can't be doing that shit, you know what I'm saying?

1:08:33Telling motherfuckers where you at and dropping lows. You know what I mean? They following him in there, it looked like. They giving full description of cars and who had on what. That shit all on the internet. Wait, he... I'm a 600 artist. Yeah, I know. I remember. So he got killed in the parking lot or inside the weed shop? No, I got the picture. I see the picture. They killed him inside the weed spot. He bled out. Oh, man. That's terrible. They came in behind him. Worries was changed and then it went. Wow. Crazy. I'm sitting here right now. He bled the fuck out. Bro, look at his story. The last thing he posted five, six hours ago was basically him calling out No Jumper hosts saying that they're only popping for podcasting and not music.

1:09:20Who are we talking about? Well, the only rappers we got is Ant, Munchy, Lush. I mean, Lush ain't really a rapper. But see, you know the thing, right? These motherfuckers don't understand that the new radio, put it like this. If I had all this I was breaking right now, I'm not spending no money at radio. I'm going to spend all my money sitting here on these different individual podcasts. Nobody's listening to radio, but everybody's watching the podcast. YouTube is the number one watched thing on television in the world right now. It's a fact. Yeah, but also I feel like you could be huge on a podcast and it won't really affect your music that much but i mean no what i'm saying is listen if i was working the artist right i'm gonna go work him in the podcast circuit before i go work him in a radio circuit and i'll come from the radio area right so the guys that is rapping um that's podcasting right believe it or not it's helping build anything i just think it's more time going into creating content because they put enough shit every day than it is on the on the on the radio side so you know um i wouldn't stop doing it much much it could go far i know he don't fuck with me but much you could go much you could go as a rapper that's true you know this is crazy now it's like like like like what the fuck are you is it is this actually happening right now like what calls to diss because you're someone that he's super cool with.

1:10:55He just had you on the podcast. And I didn't say anything bad about him. Meanwhile, the guy who hates him, he's lavishing compliments all of them. And we talked last night. This is crazy. What the fuck? What I just said, check his phone. I told him yesterday. I'm just keeping it real. If a motherfucker said, all right, all the podcasters, rappers, that's rapping right now, and me understanding this shit, right who would you push if they telling me you gotta put your money on the motherfucker for it to work now we gotta factory in everything I'm gonna be real you ain't even gotta be a hell of a rapper but as long as you got a story and stuff unique to you people gonna pay attention to you then the machine pushes you out of all the ones monkey would be the one I would roll my dime off if they telling me nigga this show last time who would you push because I know for one he's blind For one, he come from the streets.

1:11:53He a blood. And believe it or not, the bloods control the buildings. It's more crip rappers, but the bloods control the buildings. So it's real easy for me at that point to call it in and make it happen. Gotcha. All right, yo. We got to go. We got something going on, but I appreciate you, bro. Yeah, hit me when you come out of here. I need to holler at you. All right. We don't really have anything going on. I just, Munchy, thoughts on that? I don't know. He's trying to gas you up a little bit there. Yeah, stream Beauty and the Beast, Munchy. No, he said that last time. Remember Snoopy was here?

1:12:25He didn't say that before. I never said that before. Oh, shit. They got him, like, right in the doorway to this fucking weed shop. Like, there's a picture. Yeah, right next to Domino's Pieces. Of him laid out in the doorway with fucking blood all over the ground, bruh. Wouldn't have been over there. Manchester and Menlo. God damn, that's crazy. Anyway. yeah Lush how you feel about that it's just like strange at this point because I like I don't know I guess that's his new shtick is it funny I'm going to be real like you are deserving of at least some criticism but it is funny how people have no filter for just telling Lush what the fuck is going on like what they think of him or even like throwing some pizzazz on it and like things that I don't even think they really think it's just but then i don't know like uh you know i just don't understand like uh this is in reference to the discussion yesterday which was one of the topics i wasn't like oh let's talk about um whack uh whack and brick and what brick said about whack oh yesterday yeah that's literally what this is about and i i went out of my way to not say anything crazy brick made a youtube video saying that wax a rat that's what you said and or i'm sure you guys talked about that we reacted to Brick's video.

1:13:46So we played like the first four minutes of it. Okay. You know what I'm saying? Like as we were, as was the link on the screen. Yeah, but we was talking about a boy too. What's his name? The lawyer called him Amora. Pushas the lawyer. Oh yeah, that too. I'm going to speak, I think, for the people out there. Nobody wants to see Brick and Whack calling each other rats anymore. Like this is just, it's just, nobody gives a fuck. I mean, if you bring some shit to the table, like remember when, Accusing somebody of being a rat was like a really big deal. And now it happens all the time and nobody even pays attention because unless you got some real good facts, it just don't really hit.

1:14:27I mean, like I said, that's like one of the primary purposes of the exposers, right, is to expose rats and people of that nature. So it makes sense that anything is going to, and this is what I said. I said, I don't know if I believe and I don't know for sure that Wack discussed that because it would make sense. A lot of people were confused. Damn, like I thought that he was going to be locked up for longer. Like, what's going on? So Wack raised whatever questions he did. And I mean, I didn't know. And we're talking about Poo Shiesty. Yeah, I didn't know Poo Shiesty had ever been called a rat or anything like that.

1:15:04But that whole thing was new to me when we saw the clip. I think the thing is with Pooh Shiesty, right, is the proffered hearing, right? I think they said he had a proffered hearing. So, like, when you in the feds, that's something that you don't want to have. Because, like, I just, somebody, like, was trying to, like, because I did a segment on it. So somebody, like, tried to get at me, like, hey, bro, like, you know, this the case. Pooh Shiesty went down for this. He did this. Like, who he told on? I'm like, hey, look, bro. I don't know who he told on. If he had a proffered hearing, him as being a dude from the streets or just like, you know what I'm saying, being crime riddling, like you don't do proffered hearings because proffered is the people coming to you, basically letting you know what evidence they got against you and seeing if you want to exchange any evidence to lighten your sentence or do you got some info for them.

1:15:58So some people go to the proffered hearings and they don't say nothing. They just listen to them. You know what I'm saying? but it's just still i'm not even about to step out for a proper hearing i don't know like even just all but i just stepped up to hear what they got against me i see what you got against me in court or in this artist's paperwork so you know like i seen dudes like i was i was had a dude that was my celly that was getting into it with dudes you know what i'm saying like and i don't even lie he down there almost had me riding with him because he had like a lot of dudes telling on him and and then only to find out i get out get on the streets somebody give me some on him where he had a proper hearing and he telling some shit that don't got nothing to do with the case he owned because he can't tell that the case that he owned he's being told on because he was the one doing all this shit but he telling about other shit that happened in this hood unsolved shit and all type of shit so it's just a proper hearing that ain't that ain't a cool hearing to attend okay okay um I will not attend the proper hearing I will not but you know who is a rat because I watched a documentary over the weekend and just, you know, it's crazy because there's some white people's shit so they just act like it's no big deal.

1:17:08But Charlie Sheen, big rat. He told on his plug. Well, the prostitute plug, but yeah. Oh, he told on Heidi Fleiss. So Heidi Fleiss was like a famous madam at the time and I guess he paid her with a cashier's check. So he writes her a check for whatever, how many thousands of dollars with a, or was it a travel check i forget but either way that like triggered the investigation and then they told him like you're gonna get you know five years or whatever unless you take the stand against heidi fly so he's like you know i had no choice there he's like i had no choice it was so good from the perspective of like hip-hop where we talk about this shit every week the fact that he was just like look i i had to otherwise the feds come otherwise i was gonna have to go to federal prison so i had to tell on her it's just kind of like yeah that's that's right and that's what these motherfuckers are talking about it was kind of surreal to see somebody just admitting to it even though he's not a street dude so i guess he can just admit to it but it's like but you so so this is kind of like a good example though because he was engaging in illegal behavior purchasing prostitutes are you allowed like you have now engaged in a criminal conspiracy.

1:18:23He told. As much as you don't want to think of it this way, he is engaged in a criminal conspiracy. I could imagine why he thought that wasn't a real crime. I'm about to go to jail for it. You know what I'm saying? I think in his head it's like, well, I told the truth. It can't be that bad to just tell the truth. Telling the truth ain't that bad. I bought that thing. No, man. She handled the service. Who paid for pussy with a check? I think he was paying in advance. For a multiple. It was a down payment. Or maybe he was clearing up his tab. Yeah, yeah. I mean, he explains it in the documentary that he just, like, had these checks on him and just chose to use one of them because it just made sense.

1:19:02But, yeah, I mean, you know, if he was a rapper saying it, his career would be your snitch for life. Well, he's not even the first one. You know Tim Allen, remember, from Home Improvement? That fool had, like. He told? Yeah. Tim, the tool man Taylor? He told all the tool man. Hell yeah, that fool got caught with, I want to say, a couple ounces of coke at the airport and wound up snitching on his plug or whatever. The crazier part about Charlie Sheen to me with the prostitute thing is he was with prostitutes on Good Morning America when he's telling that he has it. He's like, yeah, these are my goddesses.

1:19:34One of my earliest cool things that I did in Hollywood was banging a chick who had also banged Charlie Sheen. I thought that was pretty cool at the time. Oh, just want to brag on that. Yeah, he already had AIDS. I wish I didn't tweet about it Eskimo Brothers with Charlie Sheen I literally tweeted back in the day 2013, 2014, I said like damn I can't believe I'm Eskimo Brothers with Charlie Sheen A couple months later Charlie Sheen has AIDS I wouldn't be shocked if Future did the same thing Charlie Sheen did in Tau Future? If he got caught buying hookers I don't want to put that on Pluto but why do you think future would do that I mean what was he telling on he just basically said that he gave her the check right he was facing five years he was facing time and if he didn't you know what I'm saying he would have had to provide information you're supposed to get cited out from the station yeah he probably could have got a better lawyer but still yeah he let them scare him and that's what Heidi Fleiss was saying you're Charlie Sheen all you were doing was buying some pussy.

1:20:42They weren't going to do shit to you or you were going to get a very lenient sentence or whatever and instead you put it on me and I had to do all this time because you're a fucking bitch who couldn't stand on his own suit. How much time did she do? I don't know exactly but something substantial. Well it definitely crushed her entire empire. She was the Hollywood madam of LA. Everybody was buying pussy from her. You too? It was a little before my time unfortunately. I know you were a taffy. I wish I was Madam agency But I mean There's a similar lady Allegedly I don't know I think she did get Convicted that that was Servicing during The time that Mac Miller passed That was serving drugs and girls So there's been different areas Of similar madams Of that caliber Heidi Fleiss was just super in the news At the time and like her clientele list was very a-list through the roof hey quick shout out to everything 420 if you're still hitting smoke shops in 2025 you're doing it wrong download the everything 420 app and thank me later it's literally your smoke shop delivered everything from bongs to edibles vapes and even shrooms and their mystery boxes are my favorite you pick the category they handle the rest and they even have a halloween box right now that's fire fast discreet delivery and it's always clutch use code no jumper one word at checkout for a little something off hey the timing was off with that opening line he said if you're hitting smoke shops doing it wrong and somebody just got killed out of this smoke shop this shit is crazy okay I didn't think about it like that, but that is a good point.

1:22:29What? Well, I guess it kind of is. Look at this. Blanche from the Bay. Charlie used to fuck on my gay homie's roommate who was a popular trans prostitute, banged multiple A-listers. And y 'all said, I'd be trying to push a weird narrative. No, but he talks about that in the documentary that he basically like - Message Chargers? He started fucking men at some point. Man, what's up with Charlie? Oh, yeah. We talked about that last time. He's too hot. What's yours? He's lush. yeah there's two and a half man going on Les what you doing bro nothing you dibbling and dabbling in drugs I've definitely dibbling and dabbling in drugs unfortunately I haven't traversed the gay waters wait so sorry we got a donation that I wanted to read but now it's okay Moose Man said I'm 6 '1 250 and I run 3 to 5 miles 3 times a week quit being soft, Adam.

1:23:25Listen, Moose Man, I feel you, but this was my first time running in like 10 years. So I think it should be easy for you to understand why it didn't really go so well. I probably should have been like training to build up for it, which didn't even think about that. Moose Man losing weight. Yeah. So you just hopped up for the 5K off the couch after Chapel Roan. You Chapel Roaned all night, then you went to the 5K. I know, right? Okay. Yeah, so that's a different type of... You'll be working out too? Whatever. I walk a lot. Yeah, I walk around. Where do you walk around? My neighbor is. Not Fig, right?

1:23:58Oh, my God. No. That would be awkward if you were into cardio and you lived there. It'd be a horrible environment. Bad branding. Do you feel sexually harassed on this podcast as of yet? Because I feel like we've been pretty nice to you, but I do see the comments that are like, oh, my God, Tam is being treated horribly on this podcast. I just wondered, is that narrative landing for you? Not really, no. Okay. I'm used to hanging out with a lot of weird guys. Weird guys, are we? I've had a lot of corporate jobs, a lot of old men. I've been the young lady in the office. So you're used to dealing with that?

1:24:35Yeah, weird comments and shit. Damn. Yeah, I mean, she said Pops is like 60. Oh, Bill Cosby's in the office. Pops is 60, rocking Amiri's, knocking down 25-year-old OF baddies. Yo, if podcasts existed at the height of Bill Cosby's fame, he would have been putting the Spanish Flying Girls drinks like mid-pod and just laughing. They'd be passing out and he'd just be like...

1:25:01So many things that we didn't get to see because podcasting didn't become popular until mid-2010. Bill Cosby just had a weird-ass fetish and shit he probably could have paid for. He was just doing... I feel like it's a power thing. He was just roofing a motherfucker, and smelling feet and just like motherfuckers waking up, they feeding his face and they like, what the fuck is you? You trying to suck some toes, nigga? Like, what you trying to do? I feel like back then, like, the stigma around dropping something in a girl's drink wasn't what it was now because Bill Cosby had, like, comedy routines where he was making jokes about it.

1:25:37Oh, for real? Which you could never imagine in a million years now. I also think that Bill Cosby, for the most part, had a pretty wholesome image, so he probably didn't a lot of the women that he was knocking down maybe he didn't want to actually have them cognizant of the fact that it was happening so when i watched the documentary of like the victims one of the ladies she did work at the playboy club and it seemed awkward even in her interview then like i mean all of us knew he was famous like we wanted to go but him dragging us just seemed like why do you have to do that oh so he didn't have to he was just kind of doing it because he was like he said he wants to cover up like he don't want you to remember that you was fucking Bill Cosby or whatever wish he did to you.

1:26:14Because this is Dr. Huxable. You know what I mean? I think that's just his kink. Fuck that. Dr. Huxable got a freaky side. Clearly. But he doesn't want anybody to be able to come out and tell the story. All they could tell is like, oh, I fell asleep. I woke up. I didn't know. This isn't to justify like the... Yeah, exactly. I think that was just his thing though. I think that was just his kink. Like he don't like his fish squirmy because... No, no, no. If you had... If you had... In that type of environment, You're not a saint at the Playboy Mansion. Right. Right? So what are you doing here? Probably a lot of people at the Playboy Mansion just wanted to have, you know, consensual heterosexual sex.

1:26:54It was Playboy Club, but yeah, same thing. It's like where they hang out. And that was kind of like a thing because I don't think he even really raped nobody. A lot of them was just saying he just had weird-ass fetishes. They was waking up and he was just like, had their feet in his hand or just did some weird shit. And they were like, man, what the hell is wrong with you? It's like if the ability to consent is removed, then it kind of changes the whole equation all in all and becomes some other shit. Also, I hate it, but sometimes we got to take responsibility for feeding into what we want to happen and not what could or is likely to happen.

1:27:28So, lady, you're getting invited by Bill Cosby to his house, and he's claiming that he has a movie or a show that you can audition for. It doesn't make any sense. He's invited you at night. Yeah. It's weird. Nobody else there. Bill Cosby don't watch you on no damn show, girl. That's why a woman is needy, because if that would have came from anybody else, you know what I'm saying, in here, it would have looked like, oh, you could do that. Nah, for real. And they might say, like, I'm not trying to victim blame either, but some shit is common sense. Like, when you got there and there was no other people, there was no camera guy, you would have been like, all right, like, let me get my phone.

1:27:57I'm going to be real. Like, before I got into the relationship I'm in now, I felt like such a big percentage of girls, like, when they would come over late at night or whatever, that they would always say, like, hey, just so you know, like, I'm not trying to fuck. so come back tomorrow morning but then they almost always would or they always would like kind of change their mind but I feel like in a girl's head in a girl's head they just want to make like it looks so sus like they know it's weird to like come over at midnight and not fuck so they want to preempt it by saying hey just so you know I'm not going to do it and then once they actually feel like doing it okay they're going to do it but like they would always like put that warning out there which I think is smart because you know as a girl you want to be in control of your own destiny and you know that like some percentage of guys are going to get weird if you don't.

1:28:43But you were in control of your destiny when you went to the nigga's house at night. Hey, so what makes you in control of our sense so you know we ain't doing that? Hey, Tim. A motherfucker's still in their head that like definitely be perverted. Like, oh, I'm getting your ass in this house. What if he got a button on the door and fucking everything locks? Hey, Tim, let me ask you a question. Am I wrong for thinking I'm automatically supposed to fuck because I flew you out? I feel like that is a crazy expectation of a girl to have to think that's not what he expects exactly you could be you could play naive if you want oh he's trying to get to know me or we got money so he's doing this and that but where are you gonna sleep did he get you your own room nah hell nah so it's like alright then you came out here to fuck so okay like you meet a guy you start talking to him in the DMs he lives in Miami and he's not like some super baller or whatever but he says hey like if you want to come out, I'll fly you out and get you a hotel room.

1:29:41Or I'll fly you out and you can stay at my place or something like that. Are you by agreeing to that? Are you essentially basically agreeing to have sex? Because it would be pretty awkward to not have sex in that moment. You just went across the whole damn country and he paid for it. You really can't look at that guy as just like a total psychotic piece of shit for expecting some pussy. Let's be real. this looks like a scenario where you're probably gonna have sex with a guy right well you put yourself in the ho zone already for going out there why can't he come to you he's got plane ticket money you have your own house here he can get a hotel here y 'all can go out he's a real i wasn't i wasn't expecting that response hey that was a good little rebuttal though yeah y 'all gotta have a little because if you got money to fly her out you could fly to her yeah come see me or why not or why not make a stipulation yeah but you know separate rooms we're just i'm just coming out as a friend.

1:30:33No, I'm not going out at all. I'm not, this is not a fly out, an out call. Nope. It never gave that. I'll fly you to me. We fucking. I'm going out. That's crazy. He got to pick you up from the airport and some more shit. Like he said, it's going to be awkward now the whole time. It's crazy because I feel like if you are single, you start talking to a girl, the number one way to let her know you like her is to not try to fuck her. Now, historically, throughout my life every time I ever tried to show a girl that I liked her by not trying to fuck her it just didn't work she just like something was off about my vibe because she's like expecting me to want to fuck her and when you don't she kind of feels like so you're being judged because of your career your job this is way before all that I'm just saying like fucking I don't know I feel like girls when you don't try they treat you weird like you're doing something weird I mean I don't know I feel like it's finding that balance of not trying too hard aka coming on too strong and like and also not making it seem like you don't give a fuck because if there's no effort that could be unattractive like oh he's not even interested you have to show some interest but not be like like too blatant about it as to where you in a bitch face and like sweating her I don't know I feel like it's better to play play it more cool and let her choose up I mean really the number one way to let a girl know that you're interested in something serious is to have sex with her and then act the same afterwards just be chill why do you gotta act different why would you because i'm just saying most dudes do right like it's night and day they nut for the first time and they just i mean i know for myself personally in the past probably a lot of that that's why you can't gamble no coochie y 'all heard that so thinking ladies that you go out and you could test to throw a little coochie out there and he gonna love you it's a crazy gamble don't do it but if he's still make him like you first no i mean i kind of think you know who you gonna do that with and who you're not going to do that with.

1:32:29Who you're going to take serious and not going to take serious. Oh, you think guys, do you guys really know that? Or I feel like, what if you did like a girl and then first time out or something and then she just lets you smash, now you put her in the whole category or you're going to take her serious? It depends though. Sometimes if you like her, you still want to keep hanging out but for sure a lot of times when you're hanging out with a girl you pretty much just want to fuck and you don't really care about anything more than that, right? I don't deal with girls. That's what girls got to watch out for.

1:32:53I mean, I feel like Nowadays, women have the upper hand in so many situations. I feel bad for my younger homies. I really feel bad. In the era of the Instagram thoughts that were raised on bad baby blowing up, all my homies that are in their mid-20s and shit, like dating, I feel terrible for them. I'm like, thank God I'm in a relationship. This has got to suck. In the chat, this guy, Hovani, said, after I feel them walls, I reveal my cause. That's a good one.

1:33:32in the chat would you attend a no drama run club in LA 42 % said yes which a lot of people said no but I mean to be fair most of them probably don't live in LA maybe maybe we need to do this we'll try it maybe it's a good idea a run club that would be pretty fucking funny I thought it was going to be something about undies yeah that's why I got quiet I was like man I was talking about underwear. What does this mean? Tam, can you address the no man, no kids, no subscribers allegations? What does that mean? Oh, is this Brandon? Oh, hold on. I think I heard you said that last time. I mean, a long time ago about no kids.

1:34:09But who at our age ain't got no kids? Oh, like I don't want to date a man with kids. Yeah, you said that. Yeah, no, I don't want to date a man with kids. I don't want to. Unless they're like, I don't know, grown. I mean, what if everything else was just great? but be with your baby mama then if everything is great she's a psycho i don't want to be with her you used to okay so you so so so you you you want an old man no i would like to date somebody that was young and responsible like me yeah and responsible like you huh yeah do you remember uh fuck what was her name with it was with a v uh the the girl from the host competition and i have 89 000 subscribers so help me get to 100 don't be a hater on youtube yeah oh i didn't know Congrats.

1:34:51That's pretty good. What was that girl's name? Which one? Her name is on... Not St. Louis, shorty. Yeah, her. Yeah. Ether. Why does it have a V? Yeah, yeah. So she commented on a photo of me and Vlad and was like, tell Vlad to hit me up. Hey. So I hit up Vlad and I said, hey, is the girl feeling you? And then I started to feel bad afterwards when I was thinking about it because she is the one who was married to the 80-year-old guy who died. I thought that was sexy. She kills Vlad. She kills Vlad. Don't say that. I just told her, I'm like, hey, you might want to feel it out. I thought she was all right looking when she was here.

1:35:29Ether is beautiful. She's smart. She's well-traveled. She's got a Birkin. Do you think she has bad intentions for Vlad? Negative intentions? Nah. No, I would say it would be mutually beneficial. Hey, bro, I just hear Gold Digger all over it. Well-traveled? What is that? Hey, why the song story? I just heard Ray Charles. I just heard that whole Gold Digger song. That girl sound like a straight gold digger, bro. She got a shovel tatted on her. A shovel tatted. You talking about ether? Yeah. No, no, no, no, no, no. She said well-traveled. She's been places. I've been places. She's been places. She just went to Monaco.

1:36:07All right. Adam slid a good word. I ain't no travel agent. When I told Vlad, I was like, I don't know. She cute? She got some big-ass titties? She's like, big-ass titties, eh?

1:36:24Say more Cause he had looked at her Instagram I think But I don't think he had noticed huge boobs You need residuals on that one for sure Oh that's a good point yeah Call me up Vlad I'll pick her up after Hey hey Pick her up after it's brazy Man Vlad man Vlad man Vlad look like he probably man Vlad Trying to get him some good top man Hey God Hey all Vlad baby mamas is black bro All his baby mamas Yeah, all his fake moments is black. Who told you that? Have mercy. Huh? Who told you that? He told me that. Vlad told you. No, not me personally, but he said it himself. Yeah, he's been said that before.

1:37:00I have been sworn to secrecy about all things Vlad's relationship. Oh, Vlad forgot he talked about it? I just play dumb about everything. I don't know. Oh yeah, no, no, no. Vlad talk about that in interviews. You know what I'm saying? I know a little too much about Vlad. All his kids is interracial. He said that as well. Actually, I just saw a clip of Boosie accusing Vlad of, you know, quizzing Vlad about why he only likes black women. See if he's genuine. Well, not only, but primarily throughout his life, I believe. He grew up in a culture. He's a DJ. He's running around the Bay Area, hopping on and off plays with Big Meeks and shit.

1:37:34It kind of makes sense. Yeah, it makes sense. Him, like, being from Berkeley or whatever, like, going to Berkeley and all that. And he's, like, Russian, technically, right? Yeah, that's really what it is. Berkeley, I mean, you know, a lot of them don't say North Oakland, but it's Berkeley. Well, yeah, like North Oakland and South Berkeley border each other. You could be with a white man? Yeah, I guess. That's what I'm considering this year in 2025. Why are you considering that? Well, you think that might be the only way that things are going to work out? You're done with the brothers? I'm not going to say that, especially when I sit next to you.

1:38:03I just feel like there's not a – in my experience, black men that, like, make how much I make and stuff, they want to get treated like Jesus, and I can't really – Or they want an involuntary sister-wife situation. Meaning fuck other girls as well? Yeah. Or they don't want to get married. They feel like they don't got to because they have all the options. Hey, Tim, you need an intervention, bro. You need an intervention? No, for real, for real. I was open today to any nice person. You got to take your list. You got to shorten your list a little bit. I don't have a long list. What? I got like four things on my list.

1:38:36The having a kid thing is out. I feel like that's all. It ain't like every man looking for a stepmama. Yeah, you're not 21 anymore. I'm going to be real. That's kind of, you know, it's like at a certain point, it's kind of normal to have a kid. Like if I was trying to find a girl right now and I'm like, you know, talking to girls in their 30s, like, granted, in the porn world, kids not super common, but at a certain point, you want to date a woman in her 30s, a lot of them are going to have a kid. You said the dudes that make as much as you make, they act like what? They act like they want to be kind of worship a little bit.

1:39:05Or they got confidence. Well, maybe, okay, the black men, like I said, that they have unlimited options. A black man that makes like$100 ,000 or more, that's like 6 % of the population. He can date anybody. So it's like he's going to treat you a certain way, whereas another different type of guy makes$100 ,000. He's going to be cool. He's chilling. So you're saying a white guy who makes$100 ,000. Or a Latino man. But they just act like it's regular. They just got an okay job. They're like cool in life. But a black guy makes$100 ,000 and he's out here just acting like he's the man. You want somebody you can bully?

1:39:37Wow. You want somebody you can bully? no I don't want to bully anybody I want to date a tough guy like a army general type man but not a gangster army general army general you want someone who's like a professional killer yeah when the war comes to America he needs to be ready someone who who has bodies but caught them legally exactly what about a cop no they beat their wives and they get away with it not all of them there's a lot of there's overlay out of army general you ain't lying yeah they beat the fuck out of their wife oh and then we gonna call their homeboy come to the house talk your ish yeah you can't do that for the love of Tim reality show coming up soon sending your videos to Josh I think that your early 30s is kind of the cut off as far as giving a fuck about having a kid being a thing because pretty soon I remember that was the end of me that was kind of a line in the sand I would still like rock with a chick if she had one but i didn't want to necessarily date one after like me and my ex broke up but then like i don't give a fuck and then germ don't got a kid nope okay i wouldn't be sad if i didn't have a kid i see a lot of that on social media where people really want to like push the conversation of like as a man you should never get with a single mom oh yeah they never date a bully it's so hard i don't know i mean i wouldn't be entirely opposed to it.

1:41:03Yeah, but the thing is, if you have any type of a heart, you're going to wind up getting close to some kid that inevitably you're going to break up with this bitch, and then some kid forever has memories of some guy that also... Who's talking about inevitably? Because this is what happens. This is true love, Lush. But this is what happens. Listen, if I'm just trying to fuck, then you're right. I'm not getting close to the kid. But if we're really in love with each other, yeah, I'm going to... No, Lush is saying, if you're going to be a stepdaddy for four or five years, and then the kid graduate from high school and you see him out on the street.

1:41:34Yeah. It's weird. It happens all the time. Like, it's not just like eating fruit snacks. Shit, man. Lil Jimmy, man. What up? Yeah. Shit, what you talking about? Lil Jimmy, what up, man? Straight up. I mean, because... I remember I taught you how to... Shit, man. Lil Jimmy chose his pop shit, man. What the hell, man? Lil Jimmy, what up? But you bought him a Nintendo DS back in the day. Yo, 35... 35 is not like an old woman by any means. No. But you could be a 35 year old woman who had a kid at 20 which again not that old to be having a kid and now that kid is 15 and you're coming through the crib and this motherfucker wearing Hellstar and he's like he's not your equal but he do got Hellstar on he do got a chain he got two rollies I mean I'm kind of making up a 15 year old in my head right now but like you know they're kind of they're doing some of the shit that you're doing but there are some 15 year olds who could whoop my ass yeah but at that point it makes it a lot easier because they're not tripping on you they're tripping on being able to go out and hang out with their friends and not get in trouble they're like the least like problematic is a young boy like unless you really are involved in the female's life and she's worried about him joining a gang you have to like be an influence like which is a thing too but like like nine times out of ten like he's just outside trying to hang out with his friends at that age and if it's a if it's a younger girl that age yeah it's a little bit more problem problematic because if you're not paying attention all kinds of shenanigans can occur but the thing is when you're 15 the testosterone is pumping through your body you have the capacity probably to do some volatile shit so you heard that mom's feeling he might pull the hell star off and he's got a draco stuck in his pants and all of a sudden you're the next victim i agree with that nine times out of ten he knows his mom is crazy and he's just glad that someone's got her attention for a while and then he's like oh mom's is tripping on you damn i'm sorry he might even be cool and try to like help mend it if he really fuck but nine times out of ten though he don't give a fuck and he's just on his program i'm trying to be your daddy not your kids daddy pretty much like like not for real and a lot of females they they dealing with you they they got their things intact with their kids they got they they got a daddy already you know what I'm saying yeah and to be fair like okay if you have a kid and you start dating a girl how long until she meets your kid if you know we'll use me as an example my kid's almost five if I was single and I'm dating a girl like at what point did they earn the privilege of like them appearing sane enough to meet your kid I feel like that's a tricky one I never I met all my mistakes with my oldest daughter she's 19 she met everybody she's seen all the all the hair raps, she seen my girlfriends, I really like, you know what I mean?

1:44:21She seen me boxing my second baby mama, she seen it all, but my youngest daughter, I do shit different. And is shaking his head like he does not condone this. Yeah, I could, I was a kid having a kid though. I grew up with my daughter, maybe at 15. We grew up together damn near. Yeah, you had to learn. But I'm talking about like with my youngest daughter, she met one and seen the other one. Like she probably just think that was my homegirl or something. Just knowing my girl? if any girl were to meet my kid oh my god she's gonna have to sign 10 fucking waivers my girl would be like the biggest Nazi about that ever I think it's gotta be like 6 months to a year right she would you think it just depends on the lady does that sound about right or nah can't put a time on that we gotta day to day we gotta feel this thing out man see what's going on I mean, let's say you have the kid three days out the week, and you really got a girl.

1:45:20I mean, shit, at some point it's going to get hella awkward having to keep them separate. See, I have full custody of my daughter all the way up. So how do I keep that separate? I do feel like with dads it's a little bit different. I met way more of my dad's girlfriends and stuff than my mom would ever bring around us. Well, one of my homies, he was with his baby mama. They got two kids together. He wound up moving in with his new girl. they broke up for whatever reason and at first when he would visit his kids weekly like a couple times a week but he would never actually have them but then at a certain point he started having them say over and then of course they developed a relationship with the new girl and that's like i don't know like considered a stepmom or just another i don't know what that's considered but she's like i guess that's now a thing it feels like there's like a wealth issue with this too because it's like if you live in a fucking huge house and your kid got their own room and they're on the ipad they're kind of you know and also the age of the kid too because if your kid is 10 then it's kind of like a lot less weird whereas if your kid's my age and they're still just soaking up everything i feel like you know but but also it's like if you live in a a one-bedroom apartment you know your kid is exposed to literally everything that's happening with this girl so it's kind of, I don't know, I feel like that would be a lot more worried about that.

1:46:42But they're going to be way more aware of what's cracking at age 10 than they are at age 10. Well, I just know these females, they got to take more precaution than the dad more so. You know what I'm saying? Because you just don't bring everybody around, any dude around your kids. You know what I'm saying? Especially if you got a daughter. No, sons too. I don't think people should make a difference anymore because niggas would be freaky with all the kids. So just keep a man away from your kids in general. Okay, for instance, I used to try to stay away from getting serious with females that had daughters.

1:47:08I don't want to come to your house like that. You know what I'm saying? That's one thing I realized is that O.J. Simpson at one point had like a private investigator that was investigating Kato Kalin just for living in the back house with Nicole Simpson, which I get because it's like, you know, if you're just some random guy that's going to be around the kids, I mean, who the fuck knows what he could do. And it's probably if he does something to the kid, you might not find out the first time. you might be repeating that behavior for a while before you find out but private investigators a big step so who was who was the kid arnell sipsy uh i don't know yeah but but kato turned out to be solid and never did anything weird or like flipped on him and like to this day or like to the very kato kailan interview this one oh for i know kato you do yeah yeah yeah coke stuff uh like we know we know each other through similar circles but not like charlie sheen not like they We were close.

1:48:00Yeah, yeah, yeah. But, yeah, I know Kato, too. Real good. I wonder if Arnell looking good today. Who's Arnell? OJ Simpson's daughter. Oh, okay. I don't know the names. Tupac was hitting that shit. Tupac was? Tupac was, like, hitting everything at that time. Yeah, he was hitting OJ Simpson's daughter. Arnell? Tupac was a man. I like it. Okay, so I feel like we got some topics here. I don't know. Which one should we go with first? Let's go with the first one that's in the title. CritMac says he will be released from prison real soon. Let's click on that and listen to it. And then after that, I'd rather talk about Lefty Youngplay knocking out a smoker.

1:48:41Smoker on smoker violence.

1:48:46We talked about the Critman shit yesterday, right? You talked about CritMac? We did touch on it. Him and Lefty. I didn't hear this yet. Let's listen to this. General baby crazy mad ass Crip. How you been, man? You know, the people ain't heard from you in a minute. You good? Oh, yeah. Yeah, I'm doing real nifty. Doing real nifty. Something like standing on cisness. Something a lot of these motherfuckers can't and won't do. They want to get home to the big booty bitch. So they'll run and try and get themselves in a halfway house. They'll try to get some earlier things going. They won't stand on cisness.

1:49:21Five days of cisness. There's a lot of custer shit going on. They know me. They know I'm a ride. I can see 55 hours going home or even 55 minutes going home. And if the crips go, I'm going to go. Standing on scissors. Ain't stirring shit down my reputation. My name is the 55th Street Infant Low General. Oh, man. On everything. I heard you've been holding it down in there, bro. You already know the people ready for you to touch down. It's time to turn up. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Most definitely. Hey, do you want to surprise them? or uh

1:49:58that's another one you want to press play on that one too when you come home or you're going to keep that a surprise oh what up they'll see just just just just a snowy song right after christmas time uh-oh right around the nifty blue year huh if I thought Snoo don't know that's in january it's coming real soon nah hell yeah bro we miss you out here oh yeah everybody hold their head up out there stay on their program time five don't do no custer shit and remember everything's gonna be all right uh you know when you come home we're gonna keep that as press press it yo that's the most turned up version of him i heard in a long time that's definitely the most unhinged like slash crit mackish he's like back to his i like that yeah using more slang use like he's back to he fresh off putting in some work oh okay okay what what'd you hear what'd you hear because remo didn't understand what he was saying you could tell it went over his head like a lot like he fresh off putting in some work i'm saying you know describe putting in work did he build a new cabinet in the prison what kind of work was he doing i don't know so basically you know i'm saying you know when you all bad you know i'm whether you did something bad at the prison or whether your paperwork didn't check out somebody needed to be removed you know i'm saying and they fell in um cript mac hands and cript mac handled the job okay so that pushed his date back so originally he was coming home in december but being that you know he did that removal went to the hole now he back out the hole you know i'm saying it probably i think it pushed his release date back like 30 days for a fight because it probably was like, rode up like a fighter or like a little bullshit assault.

1:51:41So it probably gave him like 30 days. We'll push this date from December to January now. You're saying - Something about January. You're saying he had to fillet some shit? I mean, I don't think he, you know what I'm saying, he ain't bust on nothing. He ain't bust nothing down. He used the knuckles. He ain't, you know what I'm saying, he ain't had no metal. Who told me that? Who told me that? Some people at the place. You know, he had one of the prisons I was at, you know, some of my comrades, you know. Well, that's interesting. Because when I was initially told about the thing that we're both trying to act like we know less about than we actually do, I was kind of sworn to secrecy.

1:52:14But I'm not going to lie, it was kind of implied that it might have been a level above a mere beating. I'm going to assume that would... I'm going to tell you like this. If he busts somebody down or if a weapon was used, let's just say a weapon was used, with the release date he got, he would not be coming home. They will definitely have you going to court. Now, the only way you bust something down and you don't get a DA referral unless you got life or you got, like, at least, like, a 10-year bid, like a bid that's, like, kind of far out, then they'd be like, we ain't going to pick it up. But if you short like that, they definitely picking it up.

1:52:49Oh, yeah? For sure. Is it, like, almost impossible to not get caught? Just cameras everywhere. Shit, he went to the hole. He went to the hole for this incident. But not that long, right? Like a month or two? Yeah, that's what I'm saying. It was like a fight. You ain't going. Like, you bust somebody down, it's going to be a little, it might be a little longer, too, you bust somebody down. Like, you know what I'm saying? That's going to carry a lot to your sentence, I'm assuming. Now, he might have had some help. They might have jumped somebody, and it might have been an assault or something. He might have had some help.

1:53:17You know what I'm saying? But, you know, it wasn't nothing that serious, because all he did is he got his date pushed back a month. Interesting. Well, like, originally, and maybe I was confused, but I thought he was supposed to be home in October originally. Nah, December. Okay, it was December. All right, that makes sense. So, okay, here's my question. If you were managing Krip Mac, which is almost kind of believable. I could see you kind of taking on that role at some point in your life. But I don't think that would be the most capable hands. What would you tell him to do? What would you suggest that he pursue once he's out of here or once he's out of there?

1:53:58Because, you know, there are options available to him. I think that the best thing that Krip Mac could do for his career, and I would have had him in this direction from the very beginning, is voice acting. I think he would do really, really well as a cartoon character. Who's he going to play besides himself? Voiceovers? Yeah, there's a lot of different applications for his voice, just the way that he can use it and the different tones he can hit. Voice acting is a specific art, and he for sure could do it very well, and I would have had him in that field. He can make pretty lucrative money just doing that In addition to his YouTube content Just him being himself You know I would say if he is gonna Do the music which he seems to be passionate about I would have it taken More seriously And done with a little bit more purpose And uh If there's actually some direction applied I can see it being like At least entertaining You being serious with the music thing?

1:54:58Am I being serious? what indication do you have to suggest that he's going to take the music serious what i well i was going to say that if he wasn't going to take it serious don't even waste your time doing it for real like you know i understand like you know as an additional revenue stream knocking out little uh features on band lab for 55 and shit that's cool but like overall that's going to detract your mission if you're gonna i'm not crit max manager thank god though so you know i don't have because i just i wonder because there's a few little clips that i've heard or i saw i saw something with his mom where she was talking about how from her perspective there will essentially be a bidding war for crit max services when he comes out now before crit mac went in he was very much freelance so he was doing no jumper we were trying to honestly run one like every two weeks with crit mac whenever we could get a decent number of topics it was a little tricky but probably doing a no jumper interview at least once a month and then he's doing like kind of any other podcast that would pay him and you know it's like i i think like his mom sees it as there being a little bit of a bidding war when he gets out now me personally i would like to do business with crit mac i feel like he's always been a fan favorite and we could do good stuff they love seeing us together um that being said you know i'm just kind of wondering like if there's other people that might you know kind of price us out because at a certain point it's like i feel like i have a very good knowledge of what he's worth or like what his what we could pay him munchie uh would you speak on behalf of street tv do you feel like alex would uh oh he's gonna throw his hat in the ring would you think alex would enter that bidding war no he he he only fit in with no jumper I mean he had no jumper that's the best like environment for him what about Cam you think Cam Capone he could pop up here and there but I don't think Cam unless we put him in an exclusive deal then yeah he's for sure going to keep doing Cam Capone but I'm not going to lie I feel like Cam Capone can't out big I don't know that's what Adam was trying to do for 4 Extra when we started paying 4 Extra monthly it was pretty much Cam Capone and us.

1:57:18And I remember hearing like the max amount that Cam Capone was willing to offer 4Xtra and it wasn't that high. Granted, I probably should have kept our number a little bit closer to that. At one point, I felt like we were kind of overpaying them. But I mean, I don't know. I'm just wondering if the Crip Mac thing is going to kind of turn into the 4Xtra thing where I felt like 4Xtra was like chasing some pie in the sky ass shit. Like he was thinking like, you know, he was going to get a Netflix deal and he was going to do all this crazy shit where it's like now it's been a few months and. What's he really done?

1:57:49Well, okay, so like the main content that Crip Mac was successful at doing towards the end before he went away, right, was him and China Mac together. And kind of like their buddy dynamic. But then China Mac left for like, I don't know, he was probably gone for like over a year before. Yeah, like China Mac's literally building like villages in like Vietnam. I just saw his. I feel like you might be giving him a little too much credit. I don't know if he's building villages. No, he did donate to some girl who got a whole school built or whatever. But my read on why China Mac is still in Asia is I assume he's broke.

1:58:24Now, I might be wrong, but the cost of living is much lower out there. There's definitely a good exchange rate, that's to say the least. And you have to remember that before China Mac went in, he was living in New York. Then he came out to L.A., tried to do his thing as a streamer. it wasn't making sense it wasn't working and then he took off to asia so it's like where would where would china mag even be getting uh the the finances to invest in creating consistent content with crit mac i don't know and and would that work the same way that it used to because i'm i'm gonna lie there was a time where china mag and crit mag were getting like half a million views plus doing vlogs together right but they said i don't know if that's possible anymore but YouTube has changed a lot.

1:59:10They also severed ties before the end anyway. But I heard that Krip Mag is not anti-China Mag. He's still at least keeping the door open. I don't know Krip Mag, so y 'all probably know better than me, but it seems like from the outside looking in, he easily influenced. The last person that talked to him got his vote. You know what I'm saying? You could have him. I don't know. You're saying he's impressionable. I mean we know like he ain't all there like that but like it seemed like if he dealing with Chinamack Adam come holler at him and he'd be like yeah fuck him then somebody say something about Adam but me and Chinamack didn't actually have beef.

1:59:54No no I ain't talking about literally I know but I'm just saying until Crip Mac got locked up that's when it actually started me and Chinamack were kind of cool before that well it's kind of funny too so when Crip Mac was locked up the time previous to this and i wasn't at no jumper and that's like the height of me and adam not getting along lush had an investor who got him the kirk mac welcome home interview because the 22ster was in europe on his honeymoon and there was like a oh i don't want to say a bidding war but there's like numbers being thrown out there so i think maybe that's why mama bear bless her heart has this impression that now this is a thing even though because at that time like Critmac's return interview Was a hot ticket item right And I'll say this In response to what Munchie said Critmac did not He on the interview did not slander Adam once And there's nothing No no no I wasn't saying this literally I wanted him to super bad You feel me because I was like And I tried to like you feel me However I could frame it You feel me but he was like oh no Shout out to Adam I think at the end of the day if you have a good rapport with CritMac, he's not going to turn on you unless there's...

2:01:10Have you talked to him? Have you been in communication with him, Adam? I haven't talked to him since around Christmas time. So I should definitely tap back in. I sent him some money to make Christmas good and everything like that. And then we ain't really talked since then. But I would like to talk to him because... All right, like when I think about it, there's kind of like two different potential paydays for him. is like there's him getting out and that first welcome home piece of content after being gone for almost two years. That is one thing where I could kind of see somebody like a neon or I don't even know, offering a certain amount for like the first piece of content out, you know?

2:01:48But then after that, it's more like on a week-to-week basis, where do you fit in? Where are you doing content, et cetera? Because I'm not gonna lie, like there was a time in which i thought that my vision for no jumper was basically like weekly content and now i kind of feel like vlad's model is a little bit more realistic which is like you know vlad has a great relationship with busi busi does not get paid monthly from vlad tv he just when vlad has an interview ready like enough top enough questions that he feels like he can get his two three hours worth of questions out of the way he goes he does one piece of content with him and then he lets it chill and if Bootsy wants to do interviews between that there's nothing to stop him from doing so but you know my mentality is kind of like I would rather pay Kurt Mack per piece of content because I don't know if him sitting on a weekly podcast is necessarily like the the move yeah I mean like I guess we'd have to see has he did know jumper news before right honestly i don't really recall if he did i'd be curious to see what that looked like we put him in a lot of weird situations like the gay crip thing and oh yeah he was there was quite a few he did an episode with me and destiny that's when i first talked about the jason love thing like the weirdest audience you could possibly talk about it with destiny and crip mac yeah that's that's something a variety of opinions on that subject yeah that's a whole thing hey you think it's possible that uh neighborhood crypt management been talking to him and they're like you don't need you don't need adam based on the four extras experience i don't know if they really have like the same people around them at all besides lupe who is kind of one of the main people that i've been talking to about the crypt mac thing okay so i don't know i mean i know that like them two on camera together would probably be interesting to people but people keep telling me like oh you need to start a 4x or kipmak podcast i'm like this is not no that's od have they ever actually been on camera together i think they did once yeah yeah yeah yeah honestly i've never seen it but them two together is not really what i would be thinking would be the move either way like both of them do good with like a they're the when you when you have like a broadcasting duo you have like the color and then you have the straight guy and i feel like i'm the straight guy asking questions keeping it a little bit more normal and then they're the color commentator who's more expressive and funny and interesting you put two color commentators together not colored color i don't know that that necessarily is what you need you know it might be good once or twice but i don't know on a consistent basis i don't know who would be more turned up that's the question like who's more like i see that that would be the interesting part as far as like who would be like louder on camera who would dominate the conversations who would be like pushing the dialogue out of them too yeah i would say extra if i had to guess that ain't gonna work bro somebody gotta drive bro no for real like all seriousness i mean that won't work bro okay you're right both of them i don't know if i would really even be able to trust them to not interrupt each other like crazy Yeah, like who would lead the conversation or who would make sure they stay on top of it?

2:05:09Because that was always the hardest thing with Crip Mac is that he would just talk over the other person like crazy. Like him with Tony the Gay. Hey, whatever subject, it always revolve back to jail. Yeah, and that's kind of a problem. Just like with Brandon, it's going to revolve back to some policies of race. With Crip Mac, it's like, yeah, you came in a dorm. Act like a custer, turn it down. In the county jail, if you act like a custer, you're going to get beat like a custer. Those kind of rants would just emerge out of nowhere. There's wisdom to be had, you feel me, in the murmurs of Baby Snap Sally.

2:05:44Because when it's just me and Krip Mac and he goes on one of them little rants, I can kind of move my way into getting to the next topic relatively easily. But with him and Forrestra together, I don't think you're getting away from it so quick. They're going to talk politics for a fucking half hour. I don't know. Is this going to constantly happen, I feel like? That would get super political quick. yeah that'd be interesting um okay so crit mac we want you to come home we want to do business we want you back in uh the mean streets of los angeles but i'm gonna have to ask you no more blowers you're gonna have to be living a blowerless existence because the next time they're not going easy on you wait that by the way that video of like the hand thing is not really for extras hell no that shit was fake but that was pretty funny i'm not gonna lie yeah yeah um okay so uh lefty gunplay caught on camera knocking a man out i guess we got to check this one out was it like a homeless man or a fan i mean my read on the situation is that this guy definitely seems like he's probably homeless let's uh i thought i said he had dress shoes on looks like a nice neighborhood is it it looks downtown but not like super grimy downtown nothing beats a jet to that fool got laid the fuck out and we still don't know anything about why yeah he doesn't look homeless necessarily outfit i mean he could be it's just the guy like in the full clip when uh when i'm kind of like watching the the full context it kind of looked like he was like a little wobbly like at the very least he was drunk i mean i'm sorry like lefty you can't be doing this shit you're gonna get sued well hitting your head on that concrete dude what if the fool died people are so because the economy is so bad a lot of people's primary revenue streams nowadays are lawsuits yeah you ain't lying straight the fuck up about travis ford people are coming up what about the social marty so uh i mean shit there There was a clip of Travis Ford where he's performing a rap song, I think, at the exotic pop store on Melrose.

2:08:04And there's like a speaker. And the speaker falls and whacks him on the head. I don't think we have this clip lined up, which is fine. But yeah, he gets bonked on the head by a speaker. And then word on the streets, he's already plotting on how exactly his lawsuit is going to go. Yeah, everybody's suing each other so much at this point that it's kind of like, you better sue somebody before they start suing you. I mean, I'm not going to lie. like a big part of like why i personally am a little bit less ambitious about building out the media company that i was trying to build at one point is at least in part the fact that you can't trust anybody and everybody's just trying to catch a lawsuit these days like my desire to have even when i think about that host stream like god damn we had a lot of fucking people in this room or in this building they signed waivers they did but you never know you know like speaking of that somebody just ran up on Tyler, the creator, and that's what he said.

2:08:57He was like, I'll pay your lawsuit. I'm loaded. I don't give a fuck. I'm with all that. That shit looked crazy. The weird part is the bigger you are, the more money you got than the more that they could sue you for. Yeah, and it's not worth it, ultimately. That sucks that Tyler would even have to do that. You know what I mean? There should be an insurance that comes with celebrities to where you don't have to. I think there needs to be some sort of laws for when you are provoking a person and when you're coming up to someone with your phone out because that is like the new lick and that's going to get too popular.

2:09:27Like you could just see somebody, even with a little bit of clout from a stream or YouTube or whatever and run up on them and try to provoke them and talk shit to them because you know you can get a chain or something, get a little car. I mean, it's really nothing new though. I mean, this has like been celebrity culture since like the days of paparazzi literally killing Princess Diana, right? Like this goes back. True, but now it's like worse because it's fake like social, what is it? Like interpersonal relationship people have that, like they think they see you on social media all the time so they feel like you're cool so they come up to you like start talking to you getting your space whatever what if you're not with that what if you feel like you know you're having a bad day that day or it sucks because you're kind of public domain to a certain degree and like you have to have an awareness if you're putting content out there now obviously i want to save the exception of that is with when you're with your family like i don't approach people like that period i might be like if i see someone i recognize in public and i'm a fan i might be like you feel me like hey hey future you feel me like if you look over like hey what's up and then depending on their like go greet him if people do that with me cool you feel me like i i always show love and to a degree if you're a celebrity you got to realize you are a public domain you kind of have to conduct yourself in a public space like you are being watched because you brought a prince of diana though i think that's why so many celebrities now are like moving to europe or spend more time there because france does have specific laws about the paparazzi and what they can and can't do and how people can engage with the other celebrity but okay this this is my thing is that at any point do you think that somebody in a situation like that considers that when you sue people who realistically are just kind of doing things for the community like for instance the exotic pop thing from what i could tell they were just letting some random people shoot a fucking music video in there and they get sued for that okay i don't know how much sympathy that they're necessarily going to have for exotic pop or whatever people probably assume that they're making crazy money or whatever but like with no jumper we get a couple of lawsuits from basically like letting a bunch of people hang out here and sort of being a little bit too loose with what we allow to happen here and then the thing that people were sort of like congratulating and appreciating about no jumper maybe that kind of goes away over time because people always tell us tell us like oh we think it's so good that there's people who would never get a chance on a podcast or whatever and somewhere like no jumper is giving people like that opportunities but then no jumper gets sued a couple times by people that were basically giving opportunities and maybe no jumper says like well fuck like why would i want to keep giving people opportunities when they're just kind of taking advantages and want to be super lawyer hungry and everything i mean from my perspective yeah definitely like having a place where you're just sort of allowing people to congregate and make content all that kind of stuff becomes a lot less attractive once you feel like oh you're gonna get sued for any old bullshit like even even the the situation with the russian who i shall not name right i mean that even that was like well fuck do we even need to have um employees here like maybe i should be massively minimizing the amount of employees we have here because some some random person that worked for us is just going to try to sue you about anything well if lawyer fees are affecting like the bottom line to the point where it's is it really worth it and they do because it is significant amounts of money i mean there are places that i've worked before that they make you sign away your rights low-key when you start working there like at the bank they're like if you come up with any idea or anything that helps the process or that makes things better you don't own that the whole time you work here but you can't just get somebody to sign a contract that says if you get sexually harassed you can't sue you know yeah that's if you get if you get the dog shit beat out of you you can't sue yeah but i mean you could get them to sign something that helps if they were to try to do that like this is the set amount or mediation no yeah the mediation requirement is interesting to me because i did hear a clip of joe bunnan basically saying that about the melissa ford thing that like i think that they might have like forced mediation if you want to sue which maybe makes the whole process cheaper for someone like him it's like this like i think discernment definitely comes into play but that's difficult when the main appeal of no jumper is this kind of controlled chaos environment and that requires a degree of experimentation with the host now admittedly a lot of our own people such as flaco have been very outspoken against this.

2:14:03Don't give these people a voice. Why do these people get a voice? We've heard him say that about several individuals. You know what I'm saying? Oftentimes, he may or may not have been right. There's been times where he was wrong. There's a lot of times he was right. You know what I mean? We got King Pill the fuck out of here before he could find a lawsuit. I'm sure he's still, he's probably trying to think of one right now. That's what I'm saying. So there's examples of both. You know what I mean? But that's kind of what makes No Jumper cool, though, is because, hey, all these weird characters, are here these are unique individuals and you got some really solid ass people that emerge from it and like damn like this is an admirable person they got cool qualities they're able to swim with the sharks that's what makes no jumper kind of different from all the other programs so i don't know like how much would it water it down to not have that but at the same time it's like we do have to mitigate the chaos because getting sued fucking sucks and you shouldn't have to endure that so there was a clip of mark lamont hill and queensflip screaming at each other on the joe button podcast academics when he saw it he quote tweeted it and basically said like yo adam 22 they running off with your content scheme because i think ak when he really started commentating on nojumber shit a lot was when we had a lot of interpersonal host drama like for instance i remember ak reacting to uh the clip of suspect laughing like a hyena at lush rapping um and i remember ak like watching that on stream and kind of just saying like yo like this right here looks like a workplace harassment or whatever kind of case to me so when ak says like yo adam like you gotta make content like this i'm like i've made a lot of content like that like there's no part of me that really wants to like make content like that because yes it might be um you know entertaining or get you attention if i thought that munchie was the type of person who might just like start screaming at tam and calling her a bitch and making a bunch of personal attacks first there's a viral clip for sure you guys screaming at each other viral clip doesn't do anything for the business in the long run it makes the business kind of look fucked up it's like you know it's a clip you're probably not gonna be able to monetize uh so it's just like that shit doesn't really appeal to me so like building out a group of people who can have good conversations i think is great building out shit that's just like super super drama prone it's mega diminishing returns on that do you feel audience capture a little bit at all by that like a lot of your fans kind of like that like they come for the crash out you feel like you gotta do it for sure they do sure sometimes yeah maybe a little bit but i'm not really like chasing after that at this point because it's just it just doesn't matter it's like you know yeah you you have a clip it goes viral like the best example is suspect fucking punching kelpie in the face that was probably like one of the most viral things that ever happened on here and what did it do for us nothing it makes it really makes the brand look like shit probably scares people the the loose cannon fight you know how many fucking people canceled interviews or had to be like convinced to do interviews because of that even though like realistically that was almost a year ago and it doesn't really pertain to the experience that almost anybody is gonna have here you know right but it makes us look crazy like i mean i don't know if anything for sponsorships and be having people fight i mean i never had anybody tell me like hey like we're not gonna sponsor you because you had a fight on there but yeah i mean it's definitely if that happened again probably definitely not put it out well yeah at the end of the day i saw a lot of comments saying beyond like trying to quote unquote replicate the formula people why have your mark lamont hill friends around your i saw that i saw that i never let my mark lamont hill friends around my queensfoot friends classic black social mistake yeah your old juke said that which i thought was a on point ass tweet but at the same time that's kind of what makes no jumper what it is is having the that chaos right yeah i mean you keep saying chaos like i still want some chaos here i'm anti-chaos i'm not fucking bringing anybody around that i think is gonna bring that and really like historically was i ever uh you know fucking um like really like asking for that no not really like chaos is a kind of just happened i never in a million years thought suspect was gonna punch kelpie in the face i never it's all about suspect but i never thought like you were gonna you know have a viral clip where suspect laughing at your freestyle was like the super viral thing like none of this benefits the business long term well I think in ways it kind of does maybe not like the the physical violence aspect but those just arguments and things like that but nobody sees that clip of him laughing at you freestyling and thinks like I'm gonna go watch that show I'm gonna become a fan of that maybe a little increases the visibility yeah I don't know it's probably it's hard to equate like is Adam starting to care about substance for no jump i think it's almost more like adam's just sick of dealing with bullshit and not getting anything in return so i mean from my perspective it's like i only want to empower and platform people that i actually think are good on camera and going to be able to build up something good the idea of like oh these two people hate each other so let's put them on the news together so they can scream at each other it's not but really that was never the plan it just kind of worked out that way well yeah because that wound up becoming like the proving grounds like the news was like Like all the people that wanted spots on the permanent shows.

2:19:34So they wound up getting into beefs and that became like the beacon of toxicity. So what you're saying, the host was getting it cracking on purpose so they could stand out or something? Kind of. Like everybody was kind of showing up and showing out and like doing so. Not necessarily intentional, but that's what led to the Comparator and Damn Homie and all these people like getting into it. And like the little side beefs and shit with all the characters. yeah like a lot of that shit popped off on no jumper news oh damn homie she started from some digging plissy or whatever well right i mean honestly putting damn homie and sharp together on the podcast well actually sharp really like he's the best example that's what i'm talking about but sharp was a person that was on the podcast and his main thing was just like oh he's gonna tweak out he's gonna freak out he's gonna scream at somebody and that's basically the entire reason he's on this podcast.

2:20:28I don't really want to do that anymore. It's like, I guess, I guess, would you say that that kind of has a shelf life? But I don't know because look at the way, look at the way how expressive the streamers are and how much they be yelling. I guess that kind of works to a degree because they're in the room by themselves. I think that's different when you're in a conversation with another person. I'd be off the Hennessy spitting and yelling at the camera and ain't nobody there. So that's kind of safe. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Versus Sharp, if he yelling at one of these OnlyFans girls or whatever, and baby daddy not feeling it, you know what I'm saying?

2:21:02It might go up. Or she might be with the bullshit herself. Or just how it looks on camera, like to his point. I don't think he cares how it looks. It might not let people, like it don't make you want to watch the show again. It's just a crazy clip you see and you move on. But it's like, do you really want to watch an hour of somebody yelling at a girl about should we all know about her? Like she a hoe. Like, okay. Why are you screaming at her about it? Yeah. I guess he was trying to critique them. Critique their hoeing. Right. Yeah, but it's like, all right. I mean when you're already down when you have somebody who is you know you do an interview with someone you end up screaming at each other cool I did a Ruga interview we started screaming at each other okay but when they're consistent hosts where this is like kind of supposed to be the whole deal on a consistent basis I mean I don't know well just like being argumentative for the sake of being argumentative like if there's an impassioned point like like that one day um not too long ago we were all debating on some rap shit in here you feel me like we're like and i felt like we weren't agreeing but it was like an impassioned debate that's when it when that happens that's cool when munchie and aunt were going back in 4000 and passion debate people took it as something it wasn't but that's that's cool that was spontaneous naturally naturally that's not anything planned out you know what i mean but like when your whole shtick is just being argumentative for the sake of being argumentative it gets really fucking played out intentionally obtuse it's very annoying i mean that queen's flip and michael monhill thing i mean they were having an actual conversation at that point like they were having a very they were having a normal rational conversation that just got super fucking heated which is kind of different than like the way that sharp would yell at girls where it was kind of like it didn't even follow any sort of like logical path as they communicated with each other it was just sort of like him calling her a retarded bitch over and over and over and it was just i mean i know it was crazy to me that i'm like when sharp is here when when he got at oh girl the way he did and blue face was sitting right there that was his little female right little bro right uh kashaun but was he really like disrespected her that much i mean to me i mean if this supposed to be your girl or whatever you call her because i know he met her on some some reality shit but he's like if you was i would have did this or but you know i mean blue face real nonchalant though he like blue face baby she was already yeah i feel like that's his personality when it comes to her like i never seen him standing up for her or trying to where else where else was he supposed to stay i i don't got another example where he's supposed to stood up for him.

2:23:40Just in any situation. It just seemed like everything they put out was on some low-key pimp-hole type relationship. He was putting her on to opportunities and she was giving the money back. But just because you're in an abusive relationship doesn't mean you want some other guy abusing your girl too. I mean, yeah, I agree with him. He should have stood up, but he's like, no, I'm talking about the whole thing. I was crazy. I'm like, damn. I'm going to be honest, I never watched that episode. He got me. Oh, you should. It was probably one of our most viewed episodes ever. It's got like 5 million views, but I just...

2:24:06I was already over sharp. Security came and got her out the room. They see you. She's like, eh, fight. Get back in there. I'm like, this is crazy. Who this? Krishan. Krishan. And I don't know if she was drinking or what. What was up with it? Krishan and Blueface. People always ask me if she broke the TV, which it did not break. She kind of kicked it, but it didn't break. That's some durability for that ass. Man, she all the way out there, man. She let Bino put her on camera sucking toes. Yikes. Wild. Yikes. But he said he broke up with her because she wouldn't get her face stats removed. Rob Markman, yeah.

2:24:38That's what he said. Because she plan on going back to Blueface when he get out. Why don't she do that? Blueface, that mad shit. You on camera sucking another man's toes, that shit out. Rob Markman, I mean, yeah. Like do you think - You're waiting for me to come out, bitch. You better try to shit. You better do what he wants you to do with them face tats. There's a lot of them too. It's not just a - it's several, right? Visible. Doesn't she have her neck flashes? She got all kinds of shit. Hella Jonathans. You got to be like a weirdo. She out here, regardless, she out here riding around, sucking toes, doing all this weird shit.

2:25:13She's really thinking in her mind that this man about to get out and be back with her. But hold on, but why is Beno even taking her serious, though? Why you even wanted to remove it? You're supposed to know. It's temporary anyway. I doubt maybe he was even serious about it. That might have just been a little play for him to see how much control he could have on it because you see how locked up another nigga got her. So it's like, yeah, I got her now. Let's see if she going to move like that for me. Well, you know, if she's talking that I love you, daddy shit, just alright, prove it then. You feel me?

2:25:38How far you willing to go? You don't never believe that shit during sex. Beyond sex. Just in general. Like, just in general. Like, whatever. Yeah, no, beyond that. Just if she's just popping that. Like, alright, how much you really care? That's an air filler. Get them fucking face tats removed. I'm sick of looking at him when I'm hitting it. Okay, but if you start dating a girl, I mean, a face tattoo of his face is pretty... Crazy. Pretty extreme. Not on it. He probably was high one night. they probably was looking at him like blue face baby. She's like, hey, you need to get that covered up. Blood need to get that off.

2:26:09Okay, but none of us are pimps, right? None of us are pimps. But would you do the pimp thing? And basically, like, if a girl had a face tattoo of another's name, would you ask her to get it covered up or get your own name over? That's what I feel like he was on with her. I've never been. You got to whack that out. You got to? You got to whack that out. Yeah, I've never. If I'm taking you serious, like, let's be for real. like you still got like another dude named that you was in a relationship like tatted on you I shouldn't even have to tell you like for real me I feel like I shouldn't even have to tell you like to cover that up that like goes what I was saying yeah you should do that even before you get a new man right yeah for sure once you take this situation serious once you know it's serious what if Lena had like Carl on her butt like a little Carl man Carl gotta go man Carl gotta go I would get so much shit about it that would be every comment Well, really, every comment would just be like, she's fucking other dudes.

2:27:04But then the other comments would be like, send that bitch back to Carl. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Carl's Jr. For sure. But I do know, like, you know, what's her name? Alana Rhodes. She had, like, some random dude's name in her butt. And then Michael, Mike Majlak was dating her. But I don't know if he ever said anything about it. I've definitely got, like, girls' names tatted all over my body and crossed out and shit. Oh, I bet you do. That's your gang, man? there's definitely some of us whacked out let's just say that's very romantic mama got my name three times but got it covered up got one of them covered up whoever she deal with next you know what I'm saying sometimes tattoos are a fucking curse I swear like I'll get something tatted then that thing will come shots man that's not gay like if I came on blue face's face that sounds gay even if it's even if his face is on a girl's face.

2:28:01Nah, that don't sound gay because you more like, you know what I'm saying, it's like a disgrace. Yeah, it's about your pride. And that's even what he said to her one time when they were into it on the internet. He was like, man, get them tattoos removed. I'm tired of niggas looking at me when they fucking you. Nah, I'm sure that's gotta be like a weird fetish. Man, I would've let her keep you. She about to be temporary anyway, bro. It's cuckoo, bro. Getting somebody's face on your tooth is crazy. so I that would I don't want nobody to like it that much yeah she had his face on her face too oh what she got like a special tooth implant thing tooth made with his face on it like that shit kind of scared me I don't want nobody to like it that much what that was the insert where the tooth was missing that or something right yeah that was her replacement tooth it had him on it man anybody I mean like it gotta be what Tim said like he did that to see how far he could get her to know what I'm saying because you're supposed to know that's temporary that's good because he was doing the whole clout shit like even creep was saying it when he was here like oh this my baby now and blah blah blah about Blueface so it's like this is more a diss to him than you really care about Creshawn you just trying to have some beef with Blueface.

2:29:04Capitalized. Yeah that's all it is. Use her as a marketing tool. Some residual clout some third party clout. But he a rapper I don't knock him use her as a marketing tool cause she gonna use you and embarrass you soon. Yeah. She'd be sucking some motos if Blueface do a lottery in there. Yeah I hope he doesn't think that he's got a future with Creshawn and that's why she needed to get the tattoos removed he seems to have like a weakness for at the end of the day he do keep going back no matter what blue face yeah yeah i'm talking about bina oh no no no blue face keep going back no matter it seemed like it like yeah blue face he gotta he gotta he gotta he he gotta uh traction for like how you say toxic ratchets toxicity but jayden is the most level-headed chill baby mama as chick ever like she's so laid back and so like response yeah so like at least that some points i don't know how much of that they're doing but like that's why he might treat her like she seems like a good mom she seems like but in that way like because that's who he fell in with jayden in high school you know he was a different person in high school too you you want a different partner when you're a teenager versus when you're a famous rapper i guess yeah i mean and that that wholesomeness is gonna be what like like you said like uh much you said he got a uh proclivity for toxic women so no matter how wholesome a bitch is he's gonna need that something else you know and she's kind of said that too like oh he just come back over there kind of play family when he get tired or when he want to break from shit and then he's back in the club with crazy bitches so you know the most at that jayden she was kind of like she was tired of it this time when he went to jail she was like yeah she off of it because hey what's the worst thing don't get tired when they go to jail get tired on the streets you know what i'm saying don't wait and then remember all the bad shit I did after I got locked up.

2:30:47Oh yeah. I'm tired of this. He wasn't tired last week. But yo, I fuck with Blueface but I remember watching a clip from a Hollywood Unlocked podcast that he did with Jaden and it might have been the last piece of media that they did. They did No Jumper around the same time as well. But he starts talking about how he got his dick sucked by Meg Thee Stallion which A, crazy. Thinking about both of their careers like that's wild that she was down to top him off anyway um she so she he says that right in front of jayden and you can just see oh no i don't even know if it was that it was he got his dick sucked by jayden's friend i think and jayden like walked in on it or some shit like that and like you could tell that it really hurt jayden's feelings and i'm sitting there like really feeling bad for her because i'm like this is this is too much like for her you know like what does she do to deserve you just like rubbing it in her face that you're fucking all these other girls like you gotta show her at least a little bit of respect dude but what did she kind of expect like rocking with this guy that that's already his whole entire i think that was during the time when he was like putting her on with that song that barbie song that he wrote for her and all that so they were like yeah but yeah that's when they were pushing her shit yeah she felt like she had to be there but she didn't expect him to fucking embarrass her as a part of the promo tour yeah no understandably so but at the same time like looking at this guy's history does that really shock you that that's like i mean of course outside looking in we could say no, but she's been with him since high school, so she might think, oh, I got at least a little bit more.

2:32:16He might treat me a little bit more like a person, like civilized, than a bitch he just met on a reality show he made up. When you say history, like how far you think this history goes back? Because he's playing football, and this is a video of him talking proper as hell. No, no, no. As far as like his music career, like he's pretty much from, what was his breakthrough single besides On the Dead Lokes? Tatiana, right? He's talking about hoes busting it down. Yeah, he means his music persona. Yeah, his whole, I'm not talking about like the authenticity of his gang banging or this or that. I'm talking about like just his whole.

2:32:49I ain't talking about gang banging at all. When you say history, like you talking about the history, you know what I'm saying? Being community for everybody, a womanizer. Yeah. Right? But I don't know if he's been like that since a JIT because I ran across like videos of him talking, he playing football. Damn, was he in college? Am I tripping? No, I think high school. Yeah, it could have been just high school. Yeah. High school. Yeah, quarterback, he was talking proper as hell. So, like, she probably seen the evolution of Blue Face. That's what I mean. She probably didn't think he would get on TV and go hard on her like he would on a bitch that he just met, like, after being famous.

2:33:24They got a kid. I think, I believe Jaden when she says she's done with him. Yeah. I think she's actually not going back this time because she's had all this time to sort of, like, detach from him. And I just kind of feel like she probably is, like, independent enough now to. I think last year, earlier this year, it was reported that she was with somebody, right? Huh? I thought she was fucking with a female. Yeah, I thought she was with a girl. She told me that she'll never fuck with a dude again. She only fucks with girls. Okay. Man, that's unfortunate. It was him, Jonathan, and then girls. Yeah.

2:33:55And that's it. She's just not going back. Aw, man. That's crazy. One bad baby daddy who sent you over the edge. That's bullshit because female and female relationships is way more toxic than a male and a female relationship. I don't disagree with that because they can really fight each other. Female is more toxic? Way more toxic. So like females, they get done wrong and turn gay, and then they end up running to a colder brick wall than they just run into them. Hell yeah. Unless it's like two girly girls. Like them studs, shit, man, they at man, shit, man. As horny as they be, you would think they got the wag, man.

2:34:30Nobody catches domestics more than the lesbian homegirls, period. Wow, okay. They can really fight each other. Because I had a controversial take on a previous episode where I said that I would be happy if my daughter ended up being gay because I feel like women have healthier relationships on average. I'm just saying the ones that I know, maybe it's like an odd pool, but the lesbians that I know, nobody catching more domestics than them by a significant margin than any demographic. And they call the cops on each other? Hell yeah. Or the neighbors call the cops. Or the neighbors call the cops or they'll break into their crib afterwards.

2:35:04Whether they catch a domestic or not, They being domestic. All of that. Whether the police get caught or not. And there's not just in LA, by the way. There's like in New York, the Bay, whatever. It don't matter what city. This is how they get down. Atlanta, 100%. Gay girls in college, as soon as they start arguing, they start hitting each other. Yeah, because they more each other match. Versus if they dating a dude, and they was thinking twice. No offense, but I'm still wondering if we're talking about you guys pulling from a sort of specific sample. Oh, you mean a certain color? Not color even necessarily, but culturally, I just feel like, I don't know.

2:35:40If I was to ask the gay woke lesbians of Portland, Oregon, I feel like they might tell a different tale. Should we do it? It's ghetto and Portland. You don't think the drunk white girls fighting each other? You don't think they're getting off the white claw? I don't know. Slamming each other around the house? I don't know. Hey, so what's the most popular lesbian relationship we know? I can't think. I'm asking y 'all. currently or of all time? I have no idea. Both. Like a femme and a stud. Of all time? Like this might sound ignorant. Oh, Ellen DeGeneres and Portia? Yeah, I was going to say for sure Ellen DeGeneres.

2:36:15And who? You say Portia DeRossio. Even the other one she was with too, the Anne Hesch one was like a huge deal. But I think Ellen and Portia did have a little fight situation. Well, we later found out that Ellen was a psycho. So, it'd be like that. Hey, you guys are right though. Ellen and Portia, whoever the fuck that is, that's the most famous lesbian relationship ever. They said Ellen brought gayness to America. She made it okay with her shit. I don't even know any of these people on this list. She's the coolest lesbian in the world, though. She be boogying in the beginning of her show. That's what they said.

2:36:52I used to watch her in a pen. Sure, for sure. Four o 'clock, Anna Begnerous. That's definitely on the TV. She boogied it. I'm like, I'll get up and dance with her. like oh you would yeah we gonna see what chat GBT talking about right here about what I just did it what you do looked up the most famous lesbian relationship no what percentage of lesbians are in abusive relationships is it more or less than other demographics and is it higher within the black and brown communities because that's kind of what the implication you ask that all as one question yeah we wanted as a blankie question I think that lesbian relationships are more toxic than a heterosexual relationship so short answer yes lesbian women report higher rates of intimate partner violence IPV than heterosexual women and across women in the US overall black and many other women of color report higher IPV rates than white women details below well okay to be fair there is a stigma against men hitting women so i guess we shouldn't be that surprised that women hit other women more than men hit women since men are like frowned upon socially if they hit women and it doesn't stop many of them i would say ellen brought gayness to america no me like i think she popular she made it acceptable she was the first like huge celebrity that came out the closet from my recollection.

2:38:23Elton John. Elton John. Freddie Mercury. People made it seem like he was just funky and he was just different. He British too. And to be fair a lot of these people were like out but not really out. Even something like Freddie Mercury is like you knew he was gay but it was I mean I don't know. I saw a picture of him in bed with a bunch of dudes that look just like him. Okay maybe you're right but at that time it was kind of easier to like hide this shit. Well he died of AIDS and it became like a whole deal and became like a symbolic thing like the whole entire international AIDS awareness thing so that really wasn't it was like a good look as far as progressing understanding and acceptance of AIDS as a disease but then quote unquote AIDS being the gay disease is actually terrible marketing if you think about it like that doesn't exactly make it's about putting awareness out there marketing there is an overlay in the two things you just said though What?

2:39:20Marketing and putting it out there. No, I said awareness. Raising awareness. Not marketing. You think that's just a marketing campaign? You don't think you can get AIDS from man on man? That's definitely how you get it. He's saying misinformation of it only being with gay people. Well, just like that being attached to it. Because from a simple perspective, as a kid, right? I'm 7, 8, 9, 10 years old, whatever, when this is all going on. How do you go back to a kid with this shit? we all were yeah this comes out and I was terrified of AIDS obviously and I think a lot of us thought this is a disease that gay folks be having when there is some truth to that it's not like a little bit of truth it's like no it's massively true it's not just them like you can get it all 100 % it became stigmatized to a degree like wow this is an era of progressive gay rights and this is potentially a big moment we're saying who uttered in like gay people in America.

2:40:19You can't really point to people like Freddie Mercury when he has AIDS. You can't point to icons like Arthur Ashe who is a tennis a black tennis champion who died of AIDS in the 70s because he had AIDS. How the fuck did Eazy-E get AIDS? They shot him with the AIDS. When you really think about it, how the fuck did he get AIDS? We know how insanely unlikely it is to get AIDS through vaginal sex. Well, yeah. Maybe he liked female booty. You ain't gonna get it from the female booty. though. Like that's, that hell nah. If she had AIDS and you fucked her in the ass though, you could. Yeah. I mean, yeah, but you know, there's a lot of conspiracy theories about that.

2:40:57They say, man, like a lot of people that was with him, that was with him a few days and a week before that time said, man, dude was good. Didn't have a cold, dude was strong, you know what I'm saying? Regular. Nah, I see he was coughing. And then, you know what I'm saying? Got Burkati's and shit. All of a sudden, that just took effect and he died. So some people be saying like, you think somebody hit him with it. Or what about drug use? Interveneous drugs? He was into that. We didn't know. Keep in mind, though, what people describe. He just all of a sudden he wasn't sick, then all of a sudden he got pneumonia and he got really sick and was coughing and died.

2:41:32That's how you die. You get sick and then you can't recover. You literally, you might not know you had that shit for a long ass time and then you get the complications. Years later, beyond the conspiracy, Suge alluding to it and going on late night TV and being like, you might just get injected like AIDS. You know, that whole Eazy-E thing or whatever the fuck he said. Rob Markman 1, Suge Knight, bro. That's what I'm saying. That's just kind of like adding to this conspiracy and Suge playing off of it. When in reality, the biggest thing that makes it seem like Eazy don't have AIDS is that none of his wives or kids do.

2:42:06That's like the kind of trippy part. Rob Markman 1, man, was he hitting them though? He was having wet and reckless parties, bro. He's on the road, being a musician. Shit, his lady, the wife, he was with, he was with. Shit, the lady, she be talking a lot. That was his wife that he slept with every night. He was with her. She ain't got it. And they had a baby during that time or whatever. That is a bit odd. Oh, he has a bunch of kids and none of them have. She said that. I don't trust what that lady said. Izzy is probably the biggest celebrity who died of AIDS that is not gay that we know of. I don't know who else we could even point towards.

2:42:35I don't even know if there's any examples. Yeah, Magic Johnson's still alive. Oh, yeah. He's not going to die of AIDS. He's got HIV. HIV. And I'm pretty sure he beat that. Most famous. Yeah, some. Because they tell me he just donated or what? He just donated some blood. For sure did. Something like that. Who accepted that shit? Terrifying. I hope that's it. That's that$800 million Johnson blood, man. I don't know. Keep that. I don't know. Okay, Arthur Ashe. Yeah, yeah. Who was heterosexual. And then Easy E is number two. Who number three? Man, that's crazy. Huh? Who number three? Ryan White, who was not famous before his diagnosis, but he was a teen AIDS activist.

2:43:15Okay. He probably went on like Ricky Lake and shit back then. Oh, the fucking dad from the Brady Bunch. Oh. There is actually, there's a kid at my elementary school, him and his sister, they were both born with AIDS, bro, from a blood transmission. Born with HIV. AIDS is a death sentence, bro. The daughter died when she was like seven years old. and I don't know if the pretty sure the son got HIV like he a little younger than me I'm pretty I hope he's still alive and shit but his mama died from a transfusion and so did she and the dad still don't have it I'm pretty sure I don't know if he's still alive gnarly make a shirt with Arthur Ashe and Eazy-E the two goats you feel me?

2:43:57I don't know what the text would read but I can kind of imagine it in my head now there's definitely an overlay right there leave that in the comments if you have a good idea oh my god big thanks to everything everybody over at everything 420 for keeping my stash stocked without ever leaving the house their app e420 is loaded with glass vapes edibles gifts literally everything it's quick easy and super low key everything 420 is the plug every time don't forget to use the code no jumper to get you a nice old discount they said Arthur Ashe got it through a blood transfusion Crazy. See, so why would somebody accept some blood from Magic Johnson?

2:44:36You still on that? That's crazy. I hope that was just some internet shit. I think he literally beat the disease, homie. So what? What, man? If you beat it, keep your blood, bro. You beat? Nah, hell no. He got that, like Ant said, that high quality Johnson blood. Where did he donate that shit at? What's the state? Shit, man. I can't tell you, bro. I think it was Cedar Shard 9, Inglewood. Ooh. That's the big money hospital too. That's some bullshit. That's a Jewish hospital. I went there after I got shot one time. That's some bullshit, bro. I don't like that. Now that upset at me, bro. Like, I don't care how famous a rich you is, nigga.

2:45:13That's some stupid shit. He beat the system, dog. He ain't, man. Going to jail beating the cases beating the system, nigga. This shit right here is some dumb shit. It doesn't have to do with like your white blood cell count, right? Yeah. Well, well. They start regrouping. Well, you get some of his blood. Okay, Google AI says no, Magic Johnson has not donated blood and has publicly denied false claims that he has since his 1991 diagnosis with HIV has been ineligible to donate blood due to federal regulations put in place. I was about to say, bro, that shit bothered me. He's a false claim donator.

2:45:47Nah, I don't know where that blood might land. Nigga, I might get sick or some shit. Nigga, I don't want that shit. Mudgee B, that juice. Fuck that. He live in LA too? Yeah, fuck that. We're going to Cedar Sinai. I actually do. It's a great option. Yo, can you scroll down? There was one thing that I wanted to play. It was that fucking video of that girl talking about prostituting herself. She was like laying out all the rules. Can you click that Instagram? Oh, wait, that's not it. She's a stomped down hoe. She's a stomped down hoe. Oh, wait, go to that bottom one. Jim Jones goes off on Tony Ayo and calls him broke.

2:46:22I do not know about this. A lot of people, you know, me from the hood. Scroll down so they can see it. Yeah.

2:46:33the New York heads are fighting again no that's good keep it full screen the biggest YN Tony Ayo's up there too alright look at Bleak and don't understand the business he's doing he always look at Jay like yeah yeah that's why that's why you got niggas like Ayo talking about yeah Jay don't take care of nigga I don't need Jay to go on tour yo smoke hard coke yo yo chill yo chill You look like you need to be taken care of, nigga. You look like you need to go to the dentist. You look like you need to brush your teeth. You look like you need hygiene, nigga. You look like you need help. Tell your man 50 he's saying you're out for something, yo.

2:47:11You do need that help. You might need two ounces, nigga. That's why I'm looking to see. I got a G for every bump in your face, nigga. I promise you that, nigga. I promise you that, nigga. That's why he worried about me. Pee on, you broke, nigga. You know I got it, nigga. What's up? The nag is up. The bullseye. What's up, buddy? Hey, Flea, where the both sides? Let me finish that off. Ain't nobody taking care of niggas over here, B. Nah, you good, my nigga. I fucking love it. Niggas deserve it. They need to hear this shit, man, because they bugging out here. All these niggas worrying about who taking care of who.

2:47:47We take care of we. Ain't no who take care of who, nigga. You know who doing it. We live. We getting money. We take care of everybody, nigga. We take care of each other, nigga. That's a fact, my G, but shit. Linking back up with you, Jim. We missed out on a lot of opportunity, bro. But we ain't going to miss it out going forward. We need to put some pain together, bro. Tom, don't lie. Is this, does Jim Jones have a podcast or does Memphis Bleak have a podcast? Memphis Bleak. Who's the guest? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, Jimmy. I didn't know Bleak had a podcast. Me neither. Bro, this is crazy. All the old heads have podcasts now and they're beefing with each other.

2:48:23They're like, Tony Ayo's a repeat Vlad guest. Jim Jones, I think, has his own podcast. And then fucking Memphis Bleak has his own podcast, too. And now they're all beefing with each other on these podcasts. They're doing the exact same thing as we all did a few years back. But now it's actual famous rappers from the 90s doing it. I'm kind of here for it. Yeah, it's entertaining for sure. But why is Jim Jones coming at Tony Ayo? What the fuck did Tony Ayo do to him? I feel like you want to tell him to put some respect on your name, Adam. I'm like, you started this shit or something. Oh, yeah, are you the big podcast company?

2:48:56Shit. That's a good point. We invented podcast drill. Oh, man. Oh, yeah, that's the clip I was talking about. But why has Tony Ayo and Jim Jones got shit against you? Because Tony Ayo does go on Vlad and talk a lot of shit about. But not about Jim, right? No. It's just you talking about old rappers and this and that. It could be strays and Jim Jones might take that away. He be popping it for sure. Yeah. I'm not sure exactly what he said. to spark this beef, but he do be popping it quite a bit. I'm looking at Tommy. It's not Tommy, it's Tony. On Dream Champs, he was going crazy. Yeah. Him and FN arguing about Ice Cube and Biggie was hilarious.

2:49:37Who? Him and DJ EFN. Oh, you keep saying he. Who is he? Tony Ayo. I also think anybody that's standing, trying to ally with 50 Cent in this kind of space, like a podcast space or a debate space, it's going to be hard for you to hold that up because he talks so much shit about everybody so you're making yourself an enemy you're not as well yayo's been like like uh like a like a pitbull for for 50 his entire career yeah but that might it look different at this age and how you looking like they saying you don't look like you up it don't look like you got money like your homie well yeah like it's different when you got the jim's jimmy draped in chrome hearts yeah it looks different everybody doing good cam and mace doing good yeah just popping doing good and they looking you know oh okay so this channel the ifc factory which is where that shit is hosted and it says it was the ifc factory is the intellectual factory of content based on the heart of new york city founded by music mogul jim jones our mission is to spotlight raw talent and build a community yada yada and on that channel there's a lot of Jim Jones.

2:50:50There's a thing called Artist to Artist. It's like Jim Jones sitting down with fabulous Mano Davis. Jim Jones is kind of taking the reins of trying to build up his own media company. The views are pretty good. That's right. He was on reality TV for years, so it makes sense that pivot for him makes a lot of sense. Everybody's trying to do the podcast hustle thing at this point. Is that not something he did a while ago? that's like a current venture of his it started only a couple months ago yeah based on this um okay let's watch this clip of this 304 putting us on game click the the sound logo and i i couldn't believe it when i saw this because i just so much knowledge in this that i didn't actually know y 'all some things that i personally hate about clients as a 304 one the pleasers can't do it two the clients that always want to kiss you on your mouth oh bitch three the ones that never want you to leave after you're done i don't care if you booked an hour and you're done in five minutes baby i'm gone goodbye i'm not staying stop trying to get me to stay i'm not staying four the ones that ask for multiple pops bitch do i look like a multiple pop ass girl Five, the ones that text you and they're like, pick, pick, can I get a pick?

2:52:18Bitch, you saw picks on my ad. I'm not sending no pick. Six, the ones who try to last longer because they think that you enjoy it.

2:52:31Bitch, I don't enjoy none of this shit. Get the fuck out. Thank you. Goodbye. man real hoes ain't looking for pleasure out of sex they trying to get in and get out you know i'm saying i've been in a relationship for 10 years i swear these girls changed so much in the last decade i don't remember anything like that back in the day i will pay this bitch to not have sex with me like a prostitute not really because that's what she is yeah you're right no no no she i feel like that's every girl now yeah i feel like the prostitute their objective is to get a date and get in and get out like you know how like waiters want to wait the table get them done and sit somebody else down.

2:53:06For the next person. Same thing with the hoes. And she's like, all that, she try to get her shit beat up or, you know what I'm saying? But bitch, if I'm paying for an hour, A, if I want to pop twice, you better let me. And number two, if I want to go once and then, shit, I got 55 minutes left on the clock. Sit down. We watching YouTube videos. I'm about to show you some Munchie B content. Yeah, because the way, the way she acting, she seemed like she going to be one of them hookers that you see that Tom Bauer, you know what I'm saying? a trick attacked them. They got stabbed and something happened and all that shit.

2:53:39Like, shit, hey. How are you gonna be an anti-pleaser? Bitch, I'm trying to please you. Yeah, she's there to make money. You don't know. Maybe I'll be able to do it. Yeah, but that's the thing. Like, once you start really selling pussy, you just become warped in the head. You can't really take pleasure anymore. Nah, but she's there to make you bust a nut and get on. Why get on? I want to hang out. No, you don't. No, y 'all not friends. No, you don't. Honestly, like, I... Go to the strip club. Honestly, I come, you leave. You feel me? I come, you leave. Get the fuck out of here, bitch. And that's probably the safest protocol for a vagina merchant.

2:54:12You're not going to want to hang out with her afterwards. Hey, bro, that's where you cross over into escort, I guess, bro. Prostitutes trying to bust a nut and then get on to the next John, whatever you want to call him. Escort is just a fancy word. But escort might hang around with you at the casino, go upstairs with you. Accompaniment. Yes. because okay that is kind of what I want I want to walk around a little bit with you maybe you're looking for that GFE she's just a girl yeah you're looking for that GFE so GFE is now I kind of understand why GFE is it's unspecific thing because it's so antithetical to what the average hoe is really trying to do you remember that's what Brandon asked Tania do she do GFE I feel like Tania is like a natural GFE-er because she's just am i right like she just seems like she probably like wants to like hang out and talk and like i mean maybe that's just my experience because whenever i'm around her she's talking and shit as soon as that money's in her person she like she's out the door i'm gonna leave like yeah for me friends with the trick right because once in a while the girls that we have on plug talk i'll be looking at their social media and i'll realize like oh shit this girl's selling pussy and then i go to the website and i start looking at the rates and i'm like oh my god like this girl that i just fucked on plug talk and i thought it was a big deal is 800 for an hour i'm like fuck that's a great deal i would totally have paid that as a civilian yeah because i mean 800 but she's like a well-known famous porn star shit that seems like a fucking good and you're able to shoot it you're able to document it for prosperity for sure they're upcharging you for that.

2:55:53Unless you got the secret hidden cameras in your room, which makes sense. That's creepy. That becomes a whole other thing. You better get a video out of it if you're paying. They charge you for overnight. She's going to be like, why is there a GoPro duct tape to the ceiling? What the fuck?

2:56:13The worst angle. People in the chat do not record women without their permission. Why does that mirror have a red light on it? Okay, but if I already have security cameras in my house and then we have sex. Is that considered, like, am I doing anything illegal by just having the camera on? You're technically protecting yourself. No, hell no. It's not, right? You ain't got cameras in your house. I mean, shit, you been five hours long, you been having them. That shit just, you know what I'm saying, your days goes on without you even thinking about it. But then it's like you weren't doing it for the purposes of that.

2:56:43It wasn't malicious intent. Yo asshole, this camera down. I think you coming and going. It wasn't no charge. I think you might have to... Cassette tape. Let them know the cameras or something. That's a different, yeah, I feel you on that. You got to let her know it's the cameras in your bedroom or something. Exactly. When she's like, that's weird. Yeah, because I think it's somewhere against the law, somewhere in a room. I was more referring to like, while you're booking these girls, is that part of the deal? I got to tell you now, you can be mindful of turning it off if it ain't, because I don't know.

2:57:12I don't know. You like shit. A motherfucker might steal out this motherfucker. I ain't got to let you know there's no cameras in my city. you could be coming over to set a lick up for later on down the line. Man, this nigga large, man. I'm not letting the motherfucker know his shit in here. Never forget, if you're a cheater, that's how Swacky P got caught with Iggy Azalea. The security camera had all the bitches coming in, hopping over the fence. Yeah, but he dumb because he was living with her and it was his fiancee, so she had the codes of the security cameras and shit. Like, you doing dumb shit bringing bras to the house.

2:57:40Like, she ain't going to snoop and check the camera. Like, bitch, before you get the bright idea. Women is curious by nature, bro. Before you get the bright idea of stealing any of my Nutella, there's fucking security cameras here. You feel me? Okay, say you were to do this, if you were going to be able to get away with it legally, if it's in a place where there's a reasonable expectation of privacy like your living room, then you'd be way more. Now, obviously, if you just film it and save it and don't ever send it to anybody, nobody's going to find out. But the reasonable expectation of privacy in your bedroom is not the same.

2:58:16Bathroom is a reasonable expectation. Bathroom and bedroom, though, bro. Yeah, yeah. You just gotta watch out. One of my homies got caught up like that. He was at his house, and he was talking on the phone to another girl, and his girl came back and just happened to just listen to the camera. Oh, shit. Damn, I thought, man, most cameras would be recording. He on the couch lounge, he ain't even knowing. She go back, and then you talking to people, he like, what? She played the whole thing. He like, what the fuck? Okay, but also, I guess disabling the audio is important. If you save the audio, that's worse for some reason.

2:58:52And then also, if you were to just have a little sign in your home that says this house is under video surveillance, then I feel like that would probably That's a disclaimer. You're good. I wonder where it would have to be though because if it's outside I feel like it would be unreasonable to tell a woman like, oh, you should have known because there was a sign that said the outside. She just receives an automatic text message. Should most of them be on the gate or right at the front of the house? People that got them signs, you go see the motherfuckers, man. This house is under surveying. Yeah, that's the outside of it, though.

2:59:25We talking about if you about to get going with a little female, she coming to the room and getting knocked down and she ain't know she being recorded, that just felt illegal. I don't know. I should go to jail for it. That's moral. That's very moral. I mean, artists be having disclaimers and waivers that they make girls sign as well. That's very common. You feel me? tomorrow. Yeah.

2:59:47That's your whole house. This house is under surveillance. Not the outside of this house. The house means the inside and the outside. This is under surveillance. I don't trust that shit. Reasonable expectation of privacy. You just looked it up? No, I mean, that's what, like... Adam did. Oh, you sound a real Wikipedia. Wikipedia already. Yeah, right. I'm wicked with my PDA. I'm wicked with my PDA. I'm going to read the messages real quick make this one a little bit shorter than the average because the 22 is taking a big day tomorrow shout out to all the new members Midnight Tactics Media ZOZO and FY3200 appreciate y 'all becoming members May said I'm begging you please don't call Brandon today this is the perfect lineup hey Tam, hey Munchie shout out to May I'm your dad Arno DiCaprio 256 got hella ops Marquise Martin these are all new members please run up Artist08 Trevor Joseph Orlando Banks and Axel Hurtado shout out to y 'all Money2Make said do you rewatch any of the shows whack is old babbling and making shit up no shade but flaco shit at pods and live but decent as short form vids and content thank you for your opinion appreciate it Cardi C said notice how Ant didn't fall asleep on Dajon's podcast he knew not to fall asleep around two bussy bandits they said I'm going to sleep they said I'm going to sleep around the fuck y 'all talking about you spelled bussy wrong so I actually like didn't know that was coming I was like busy bandits busy bandits uh dc artists and dale one bmw thank you for becoming members troy m sent 10 bucks at bruh la got so many sets and hoods it has it has all the actors and directors how the fuck has no one remade the warriors set in la i'm from philly and even i know that remake for la could be another classic brilliant idea actually honestly like having seen the warriors a couple years ago for the first time that is an insane because the warriors is such a ridiculous theatrical version of gangbanging in the first place um that it's kind of like it's hard to imagine doing that with la because the the first scene in the warriors is this like huge stadium and it's all the different gangs and they're all wearing like matching outfits and shit and they're just sort of like talking about the rules for gangbanging osiris is played by whack 100 which one was osiris that's like the guy giving the speech i love that yeah yeah yeah yeah um mr john doe said nobody is paying for promo to be popular they pay for promo to spread their music to a wider audience what do you think being popular is yeah that's that kind of is a contradiction probably one of the craziest donations we ever got on here berto said adam is dressed like a retired corvette owner man that money for sure anybody who's paying attention the amount of effort i put into dressing has gone down substantially it's giving cars and coffee it's definitely the older i get yeah the the less i care or try like literally i look at my closet every day and i'm like oh well that shirt 50 fucking times i'm gonna wear it again i don't care corvette owners that mean that you upgraded and got a better car or now you have a shittier oh yeah i forgot but i was just so two sub us i did this weekend i was at like a three-story house in granada hills this motherfucker was like set up like that.

3:03:29I'm talking about like, man, elevator in this motherfucker. So basically we had like a private party for the homie. You know what I'm saying? He had the poker game, had the dice table, the whole little Vegas theme, the little buffet, come out all the little shit. But you know, when we was leaving like the dude house it was that we had got for the Airbnb. Like man, that man had two, a dude drive two Hondas, man. Rob Markman - Oh really? Rob Markman - Keeping that money in the pocket. Rob Markman - Two Hondas, man, for sure. Rob Markman - That's how I'm trying to live, man. I'm downgrading everything.

3:03:55I'm trying to get a fucking cheap ass car a minivan shit wow that would be so cool nobody would ever expect I feel like people would film me and fucking post it on Instagram Adam 22 driving an old ass minivan you don't gotta get an old one it's a new one it's just like it would give up the like me trying to be low key it would have the opposite effect a van is probably not the way to go nah man you about to be a team dad in a mini oh yeah you said you want to have another baby yeah another one I'm gonna have a little baby and then my kid will be a grown don't separate my kid oh yeah they're both my kid right astro van 22 no but like when I when they when I call the regular uber and it's like a junky asshole the honda minivan I'm never it's still comfortable you don't feel fly like the big body but I'm gonna pay the extra five dollars to at least get bro hell no it ain't five dollars you get that shit back from LAX 250 for the Uber XL or the black SUV.

3:04:55And you might pay 40 bucks if you want to get a fucking regular one. But then the thing is, too, then you got to shuttle to that weird-ass parking lot. Oh, yeah. Y 'all don't like that. You got to – I can't say my hack on here, but I'll tell y 'all outside. All right. You got a hack? Yeah, for the airport. I'm very interested in that. Also, the Teslas, you got to be careful because now everybody got the fucking Tesla on Uber, and they can't even fit your suitcase. oh yeah but if you got two big ass suitcases you can't be taking a fucking regular uber you gotta get the big one you gotta know you well traveled even if you don't get the big body you gotta get like the minivan you gotta get the uber xl this is a roll of dice you gotta take this shit out you the uber driver monetized.guide has been a member for four months he said adam needs a cast change these hosts are getting boring now sorry dude cause we don't want to fight just saying what he said $10 from DJ DJ he said Brick Baby's new audio video where he talks about WAC 100 did anyone catch the part at 716 where he asked if somebody could reach out to Alex Alonzo to write him a character witness letter I will do that he said that too he said yeah Alex Alonzo man I need a character letter he did say that I'll write it but I feel like I just remember that Brick's girl I think mentioned that like three months ago I totally forgot about it I think that's good for a...

3:06:20I got to tap in. Alex barely even knows a break, baby, right? He got court on the 19th. He said, come show your support. For real? Yeah, that's his date. His sentencing date, the 19th. Yep, of December. Oh, I didn't know that. The 19th. Fuck, that's the basketball game. That's the basketball game. Wait, how are you getting sentenced on a Sunday? Wait, are you talking about November? Oh, December. Oh, for sure I could pull up to that then. Okay. Damn, all right. Let's do it. Let's all go. Ben said that would be cool We could do a 5k after 1000 % It sounded cool until you said that You think you got a 5k in you?

3:06:59Yeah Honestly I might have done a 5k this weekend Just randomly Walking outside Does Munchie know what team he has on his hoodie? The Packers You a Packers fan or I got the shoes, the jersey, the hoodie, the hoodie on so that's not a gangbanging reference at all, that's just the team you like? yeah, that's my favorite team that's good to know I can't like football, come on I imagine he didn't even know what team he has on he had Packers, he had all 49ers that'd be scamming Phillip said Nip's business talk rap separated him I don't know exactly what point. He's trying to get a part, but. Yeah, I mean, that's true.

3:07:52Rap separated him from a lot of other people opening burger spots in t-shirt shops, yeah. I didn't get that. Nip's business. What? What did he say? Him talking about business in rap. I think that's what he meant. Oh, that's what he meant. It's like him talking about business in his music separated him from everybody else. I guess that makes sense. All right. Dragonite Crip, which, by the way, amazing. Member for six months. Lush needs that Buzz Ball sponsorship they just came out with a glazed donut flavor we need that that's okay y 'all are they stupid we tried our email I pressed them in the email if that wasn't a real thing I wouldn't drink that shit that shit would sound like I don't like the super sweet Buzz Buzzy was I'm like that shit would sound like I like the sour ones TVH um okay uh County sent 10 bucks and said I've been a fan since 2019 but it became my favorite podcast in 2022 after all the rejects left.

3:08:47Free Brick Baby on the dead homies. Shout out to Young A and F A, Mr. B Team, Tamela Anderson, and BBL Uno County from Duval. Tamela Anderson is fire. That works so good. That's what he called me at the competition. Oh, I didn't even know that. That's fire. Oh, yeah, that is something that Lush would think of. Okay, I thought it was cooler when I thought that he just invented it. He did. Okay. Shane has been a member for six months. He said, Jessica West, been cool on the news, and shout out to the Goat Lush. Yeah, what's up, Jess? Jessica, shout out Lush. Phillip said, y 'all gotta stop sleeping on Lush.

3:09:21He's a real Machiavellian. He glazes his way to the top. I see it. That's pretty funny. Back alleys. Compliments. Blanche from the Bay sent 10 bucks and said, Charlie used to fuck on my gay homie's roommate who was a popular trans prostitute banging multiple A-listers. I think we read that one already. Yeah, he read it on the show. I said he did that again. Oh, my bad. He did it twice. I was about to say, damn, it was Charlie. That's fucked up. I don't even remember. It was like two hours ago. I was ready when it first came in. Oh, shit. All right. My bad. The official Mack Tye said, Tam's soft and feminine vibe is priceless, and she's beautiful.

3:09:57Thank you. Wow, Mack. Thank you. Hey, boo. Yo Ma says, she can have kids. Just don't ever expect me to play stepdad, especially if they have an active father. Never get in between a man and his kid. Lame. That is a good point, for sure. if I was dating a girl who already had a kid with somebody else approach very gently don't interject yourself too much but I feel like you know I'll try to like have a good relationship with the dude and just make it clear hey I'm on some regular shit you know it's like all you can do is kind of put your best foot forward but you can't really you can't blame the guy even if he's kind of being a hothead you can't really blame him if he's being a little overtly cautious remember That's that video of that guy that came back from prison.

3:10:41You willing to die for this pussy because I am. That is the best. Hey, man, you can be a little dweeb. Don't be acting like that towards me, man. I'm just tapping bobs, man. Are you mad at moms? I don't know what happened or what's going on. The kid makes it so much more. You willing to die for that pussy. Phillip said, y 'all need to get CritMag a voice acting job. I think we addressed that before for sure. Nico Bang said Adam and 6ix9ine, November 1st. Propaganda. I just booked you? No comment, but Nico, your fact gathering is impressive. Terrell, hopefully not that one, said, Ant, you the police.

3:11:27Slim ain't no way you just said, Crip Mac fresh off, putting in work live on NJ knowing 12, watching you high. It seemed like you have a really ridiculous perspective on what the cops might be interested in. We didn't even say shit. You dummy. We talking about something that he already went to the hole and served time. That he ain't came on camera talking about. You the police, mo. Man, his homie talk about it on street TV. And try to find the thing that we just said right there that would be permissible in court that could do anything. He already punished him for it. Man, that shit crazy. Yeah, for anybody who is wondering why I didn't respond to certain allegations that in my opinion are completely ridiculous the reason why is because I spoke about it earlier today on my Instagram story and I actually specified in the Instagram story that the reason why I was talking about it right then on my Instagram story was because I didn't feel like talking about it on the show because I thought it was so stupid um so yeah it's on my Instagram story if anybody's interested uh gmoney23 said cmac is bad for the culture at least 4x is really about that life cmac is just a literal crash dummy bad look for the culture but you know adam i totally disagree i think crit mac is actually a great guy yes he's got his issues but i mean forex is really about that life like what is crit mac not doing the forester is what culture is you referring to yeah that's what i want to know what is a bad look bad look for the culture they're both creeps and they both realistically they both went to prison came out well, Crip Mag about to come out and never, I mean we haven't heard bad shit, like the worst thing we heard is like oh, Crip Mag rolled up into a ball when he fights sometimes I mean don't we all?

3:13:12I don't know man, that just seems like the worst thing you can say is like oh, Forester's like better at fighting I just don't know what culture he like he meant is what it's bad for they're probably not even black saying that Yeah. Yeah. I mean, what is his name? One from L.A. Well, G Money 23. I mean. Pretty convincing. Could be black. Could be Gerald. G Money. B-Rad G from Boo. Pretty convincing. David Zaff said Eminem's The Warning smoked Mariah after he put that out. She didn't say another word to him. He even used her own voice in it. That track was hateful. LOL. Y 'all should listen. I got to dig back into that.

3:13:50I'm still a fan. Yeah. Obsessed with me. Her discharted. his did not yeah uh jaquil walker said munchie needs to feed these youtube streets with new content so something to consider um king javi joffer said lesbian and gay couples lead in all domestic violence stats look it up again we kind of address that and seems like it's true sure um neem keys said i used to live next to a gay couple in the rich and i've never heard or seen so much domestic violence in my life. It's two dudes though, so it's fair game in my opinion. Oh man, we didn't even think about their demographics. That's crazy though.

3:14:34Insane. Edgar Girone and Daniel, thank you for becoming members. And then final one, Daniel said Adam, you should bring back OG Gumby. He has been bringing in views on other channels or add him to the Adam and Wax show would bring a more balanced dynamic. That's so interesting because that's one thing that I actually had thought about is like, I wonder what if we added like a permanent co-host to the Adam and Wax show and then I did kind of think like I wonder if Gumby would be the one but you talk more about other than Hovind there's a lot here I don't know there's been a lot of people that have said that Gumby would make sense for like a good third Mike or C Mike I'm open minded H Mike I love Gumby though I appreciate it.

3:15:22We'd be talking to shit. Gumby's cool. Yeah. I like him. Yeah, that could be potential. I've had people tell me don't trust him, but then those people ended up kind of being questionable in trustworthiness as far as I can tell. So maybe Gumby is the one you should trust. Yeah, if somebody untrustworthy tells you not to trust someone, I'm inclined to think that they are trustworthy. But you know like when somebody goes real out of their way to tell you not to trust somebody, and then you kind of figure out you don't trust them, then it really makes you think like, oh. fruit of the poisonous tree right 1000 % shout out to everybody who watched this please smash the like button shout out to all of the co-hosts and we'll be back next week here on the No Jumper Show bang

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