Tony Yayo Fights Ja Rule! Spoetyface Fighting King Pill? Brorilla vs Glorilla & More

12 Feb 2026 · 4 h 57 min · 145 chapters

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No Jumper Podcast Episode Summary

Episode Title

Tony Yayo Fights Ja Rule! Spoetyface Fighting King Pill? Brorilla vs Glorilla & More

Host

Adam22

Guests

  • Munchy B
  • Lush Uno
  • Spoetyface

Description

In this episode of No Jumper, Adam22 and the crew discuss various topics, including fights involving Tony Yayo and Ja Rule, Spoetyface's potential fight with King Pill, and the ongoing drama between Glorilla and her sister. The conversation is full of humor, street knowledge, and candid commentary on the hip-hop scene.

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Key Topics Discussed

  1. Tony Yayo vs. Ja Rule Incident
  2. Background: Yayo and Uncle Murder confronted Ja Rule on a plane, resulting in Ja throwing a pillow and being removed by airline security.
  3. Discussion Points:
  4. Ja Rule's actions were seen as a "PC move," suggesting he avoided a more serious confrontation.
  5. The crew debated whether Ja's response was appropriate given the circumstances.
  1. Spoetyface and King Pill Potential Fight
  2. Spoetyface expressed his desire to fight King Pill.
  3. Discussion on whether this fight could be arranged and the implications for both fighters.
  1. Glorilla and Her Sister's Dispute
  2. Backdrop: The sisters have been publicly feuding, with Glorilla's sister claiming she deserves financial support.
  3. Key Points:
  4. Glorilla responds to her sister's claims about money and familial obligations.
  5. Insights into sibling dynamics and expectations when one becomes successful.
  1. Rodney's Hood Vlog Incident
  2. The crew discusses a viral video involving BZ2Janky and a confrontation with members of the Avenues gang.
  3. Rodney’s Statement:
  4. He claims he didn't know the Avenues members would show up and expresses frustration over being accused of setting up BZ2Janky.
  1. Implications of Hood Vlogging
  2. The ethical considerations of hood vlogging and its consequences on community relations.
  3. Discussion on the popularity and potential dangers of hood vlogs.
  1. Discussion on the State of Rap and Podcasts
  2. The differences between various podcasters in the hip-hop space, comparing Nori from Drink Champs to Joe Budden.
  3. The challenges of maintaining a podcast and the dynamics of relationships when working together repeatedly.

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Key Takeaways

  • Tony Yayo and Ja Rule Incident: Highlighted the fine line between confrontation and maintaining one's public image.
  • Sibling Rivalry: Glorilla's dispute with her sister underscores the complexities of familial relationships in the shadow of fame.
  • Hood Vlogging Ethics: Rodney's situation emphasizes the responsibilities that come with documenting street life.
  • Podcast Dynamics: The discussion reflects on how different personalities and styles can influence the success of a podcast.

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Notable Quotes

  • "If you throw a pillow in a fight, it’s a PC move." - Adam22
  • "I want to see both Glorilla and her sister on the fade circuit." - Spoetyface

Outro

The episode wraps up with a call for audience engagement, encouraging listeners to subscribe and support the No Jumper platform as they discuss these lively topics.

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Additional Notes

  • The crew engaged in light-hearted banter throughout the episode, showcasing their chemistry.
  • Discussions about personal experiences and opinions on various artists and incidents within the hip-hop community made the episode relatable and entertaining.

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This markdown summary provides a structured overview of the discussed topics, key takeaways, and notable quotes from the No Jumper episode featuring Tony Yayo, Ja Rule, and Glorilla's family drama, among other topics.

Written by AI. May contain mistakes. Listen to the episode to check what was said.

Chapters

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Weather Talk and Casual Banter

0:45 to 1:40

The hosts engage in light conversation about the weather and their feelings.

“beloved he's got his own language he might have to tell you all about social media this week and hefe's in the building you already know what's the deal yeah and in addition to that Well, look, I made up a word too.”

Lush's Encounter After Church

1:40 to 2:30

Lush shares a story about a tense encounter with a stranger in a parking lot.

“I had a couple of closing cars with some.”

Unexpected Reactions to Fame

2:30 to 4:00

Discussion about how people react to Lush's fame and the dynamics of recognition.

“Then I was like, I was like, oh, okay, yeah.”

Tensions Escalate in Ralph's Parking Lot

4:00 to 5:30

Lush recounts a near-fight scenario, including confrontations and apologies.

“Damn so she was all the way up there in SF.”

Conversations About Relationships and Trust

5:30 to 7:00

The hosts discuss trust in relationships, including humorous anecdotes about infidelity.

“It ain't bigger than mine because it ain't feel looser when I went in there.”

Anatomy and Myths of Female Anatomy

7:00 to 11:00

A detailed conversation about female anatomy, including misconceptions and theories.

“if this girl is hitting somebody that's bigger than you consistently, consistently, this dude that's bigger than you and then you come from behind that dude, her sin is shaped around that.”

Perspectives on Physical Changes

11:00 to 13:00

Hosts discuss how physical changes can affect relationships and perceptions.

“I mean, I like having some meat on there.”

Comedic Conversations on Sexuality

13:00 to 14:02

The group humorously debates various aspects of sexuality and physical attributes.

“I was probably 22, 23 when that shit came out.”

Intimate Discussions on Relationships

14:02 to 15:00

Exploration of physical intimacy and personal experiences.

“But I had a girl, and she was all woman.”

Understanding Gender and Anatomy

15:00 to 16:40

Discussion on the anatomical similarities between clitoris and penis.

“I don't think it's that big to be poking through pennies.”
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Parenthood and Gender Expectations

16:40 to 18:20

Reflections on having children and preferences for gender.

“this is a boy you would rather have a boy than a girl?”

Last Names and Identity

18:20 to 21:40

Examining last name traditions and their significance in family identity.

“My girls is harder to deal with than my boys right now.”

Adoption Stories and Social Dynamics

21:40 to 23:20

Insight into adoption stories and societal perceptions.

“Like, as long as we spiritually and mentally locked in and we know where we at, you know, that's all that really matters, like, in my perspective.”

Exploring Local Culture and Issues

23:20 to 25:00

Discussion on local crime and social issues in LA.

“It is so hard for me to imagine girls walking up and down the streets on a pussy at night.”

The Reality of Prostitution in LA

25:00 to 26:40

Analysis of prostitution and its implications in urban settings.

“I think all them people getting picked up on figs just because going to motel rooms.”

Super Bowl Experiences

26:40 to 28:01

Recollections and discussions surrounding Super Bowl experiences.

“talk to the homie neat martinez he'd be like giving them haircuts and shit like that I'll be seeing him.”

Discussion on Porn and Super Bowl Experiences

28:01 to 28:41

The hosts share humorous anecdotes and opinions about the porn industry and their Super Bowl experiences.

Super Bowl Experiences

28:41 to 29:59

Recollections and discussions surrounding Super Bowl experiences.

“I know personally I went to the Armenians house, had a little bit of pizza, was feeling good, sat on my ass, watched the New England Patriots, which by the way is my home team.”

Halftime Show Reactions

30:00 to 31:18

The hosts discuss their thoughts on the Super Bowl halftime show, focusing on performances and individual opinions on artists.

“It was just like a whole boring Super Bowl.”

Cultural Representation in Music

31:19 to 34:38

The hosts explore the significance of Bad Bunny's performance and its cultural implications for Hispanic representation in music.

“What, the two dudes were humping on each other?”

Bad Bunny's Performance Analysis

34:39 to 36:48

A detailed analysis of Bad Bunny's performance, discussing its artistic merits and cultural messages.

“We may mostly deal with Mexican people out here.”

Halftime Show Ratings and Reception

36:49 to 38:22

The hosts debate the ratings and reception of recent Super Bowl halftime shows, examining audience engagement.

“Period That there was no electricity in an American territory.”

Language and Music Understanding

38:23 to 42:00

The hosts discuss the importance of understanding lyrics in music and how it affects the listening experience across genres.

“So I wonder where do they rate it amongst other halftime shows?”

Cultural Reflections on Music and Performance

42:00 to 43:59

Discusses the importance of understanding music lyrics and the artistry in performances.

“ain't like you just listening to like some jazz or you listening to blues or something like that.”

Super Bowl Halftime Show Predictions

44:00 to 45:50

Speculates on potential artists for upcoming Super Bowl halftime shows and their implications.

“I guess A$AP Rocky, Lil Wayne, and Miley Cyrus are all considered more likely than Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, or Drake, which is interesting.”

The Politics of Halftime Show Lineup

46:40 to 48:40

Examines the political dynamics influencing who gets to perform at the Super Bowl.

“I remember 17 was the most horrible, you know what I'm saying?”

Artist Viability for Super Bowl Performances

48:41 to 51:29

Discusses various artists' suitability and past performances for the Super Bowl stage.

“You know, 50 wasn't able to do it on his own.”

Post Malone's Unexpected Popularity

51:30 to 56:00

Shares a personal anecdote about discovering Post Malone and discussions on his influence.

“Nah fuck that it's in Inglewood I'm doing that if I'm Drake I'm in LA are you serious?”

Realization of White Iverson's Identity

56:00 to 57:30

The hosts discuss the surprise of discovering Post Malone's ethnicity through his song.

“We don't got radios in there, so I missed it.”

Gatekeeping in Hip-Hop Culture

57:30 to 59:10

A conversation about the need for gatekeeping in hip-hop as artists cross over into mainstream.

“I feel like there need to be more gatekeeping when it comes to who really gets accepted in hip-hop culture.”

Miley Cyrus and Hip-Hop Influence

59:10 to 1:00:50

Discussing Miley Cyrus's impact on hip-hop and her transition away from the genre.

“and she was on her hip hop scene and she was running around with - Mike Will made it.”

The Evolution of Pop and Hip-Hop

1:00:50 to 1:02:30

Exploring the connection between pop artists and hip-hop, with examples from the past.

“I literally don't know another song by the guy, but he's tight, and that song is fresh.”

The Decline of Metal's Mainstream Influence

1:02:30 to 1:05:00

A discussion about the decline of metal music and its cultural significance over time.

“Cause I remember when it wasn't and I could imagine a world in which it's not again, you know, it's like right now, hip hop seems a bit smaller than it was 10 years ago.”

Rumors and Legends of Music History

1:05:00 to 1:10:02

The hosts share and debunk various music-related rumors and cultural anecdotes.

“Red Hot Chili Peppers, Maroon 5, all them.”

The Evolution of Rap Beef

1:10:02 to 1:12:00

Learn about the historical context of rap beef and how it has changed over time.

“You see how easy it was for them to call in?”

Jay-Z and East Coast-West Coast Rivalry

1:12:01 to 1:14:16

Discuss the dynamics between Jay-Z and West Coast artists during the rivalry era.

“even really doing that East Coast, West Coast thing.”

The Challenges of L.A. Rappers

1:14:17 to 1:16:41

Explore the obstacles L.A. rappers face in achieving mainstream success.

“Okay, so you sound like, what would it be the next artist that got the L.A.”

The Role of Labels in Artist Success

1:16:42 to 1:19:55

Understand how record labels impact the success trajectories of hip-hop artists.

“When the game came out, it was nothing that was stopping them.”

California's Unique Sound and Identity

1:19:56 to 1:23:32

Discuss the evolution of California's hip-hop sound and its recognition.

“Like everything good that you could possibly have happen in your career, whether they bought those things or they just kind of fell into place.”

West Coast Sound Dominance

1:24:00 to 1:25:00

Explore the impact of West Coast sounds on hip-hop and their evolution.

“because the G-Funk, who happened on the G-Funk beat now?”

Regional Musical Preferences

1:25:00 to 1:26:30

Discuss why Southern music resonates more with broader audiences in America.

“You think Nicki sound like somebody else?”

Personal Musical Journeys

1:26:30 to 1:28:20

Reflect on personal experiences with hip-hop from different coasts.

“I learned about everything from Snoop in 91, 92.”

Nostalgia in Hip-Hop

1:28:40 to 1:31:30

Discuss iconic figures in hip-hop and their lasting impact.

“There's no way they could all fit in the car.”

No Jumper Show Dynamics

1:31:30 to 1:33:30

Examine the changes in the No Jumper show format and their implications.

“framing was to just call it the news because we do have kind of consistent crews like Munchie on Monday.”

Conflict and Communication

1:33:30 to 1:36:20

Delve into the tensions and communication issues within the No Jumper team.

“My contributions to this channel and what I do get undermined constantly.”

Humor and Controversy

1:36:20 to 1:38:00

Engage in humorous banter surrounding incidents within the No Jumper studio.

“Hey, I'll be here on Mondays, but I wasn't here yesterday.”

Conversation on Company Loyalty

1:38:00 to 1:38:24

A humorous discussion about loyalty and responsibility within a company.

“Whoever did it bro You know what I'm saying Don't try to be a company man because the company, you just get up and go use the bathroom.”

Detox and Its Effects

1:38:24 to 1:38:44

The hosts joke about detox methods and their physical effects during the show.

“He talking about somebody, you talking about all this fasting you was doing.”

Misinformation and Accusations

1:38:44 to 1:39:20

A playful back-and-forth over accusations and misunderstandings among the hosts.

“I don't know what kind of detox shit you took and couldn't make it to the toilet.”

The Poop Incident Investigation

1:39:20 to 1:40:55

The group investigates an incident involving feces, leading to humorous speculations.

“It would take so much work to take a shit on the ground.”

Wiping Techniques and Hygiene

1:40:55 to 1:43:19

A candid discussion on personal hygiene practices, particularly concerning wiping techniques.

“but it's like, you know, at a certain point, we got to go.”

Mixtape Ideas and Creativity

1:43:19 to 1:45:46

Host discusses a friend's potential mixtape title and the implications of its marketing.

“You know how far my urethra is from my butthole?”

DW Flame's Recent Incident

1:45:46 to 1:48:36

The group discusses a recent violent incident involving rapper DW Flame and reflects on its implications.

“was putting out a tape called My Long Beach Sex Life because that's got to be like one of the dumbest mixtape titles I ever heard in my life.”

Conversations on Conflict Resolution

1:48:36 to 1:51:28

Discussion on reconciling past beefs and the importance of apologies in the community.

“I just have a hard time imagining somebody just walking down on him and just stabbing him, but I guess shit happens.”

Accountability and the Podcast Dynamics

1:51:28 to 1:52:00

The hosts analyze accountability in their interactions and the impact of podcasting on personal relationships.

Gang Dynamics and Disrespect

1:52:00 to 1:53:29

Discussion on gang dynamics and incidents of disrespect within communities.

“That Hoovers, Hoovers, Wilbur Mover thing.”

Gang Representations and Humor

1:53:30 to 1:54:45

Conversations about how gang affiliations are represented and perceived humorously.

“that it ain't like that with the homies in the Hoover's.”

Upcoming Boxing Matches and Predictions

1:54:46 to 1:57:19

Predictions and discussions about upcoming boxing matches involving guests.

“Hell yeah, niggas have to shit all on their face.”

Street Fight Encounter and Its Aftermath

1:57:20 to 2:01:48

A recount of a street fight encounter and the resulting repercussions.

“I think there's like five or six fights Some undercards Hi, if you record your name and reason for calling.”

Views on Hood Vlogs and Personal Ethics

2:01:49 to 2:06:00

Discussion on the implications of hood vlogs and personal ethics in the rap community.

“Any of y 'all niggas stupid enough to go to bed.”

Discussions on Hood Vlogging Ethics

2:06:00 to 2:07:20

Explore the ethics and implications of hood vlogging and its impact on communities.

“shortly thereafter and I shot a hood vlog were you disappointed in me for doing that?”

DC Baby Draco's Legal Troubles

2:07:20 to 2:09:10

A dive into the recent legal issues surrounding DC Baby Draco and the implications of his actions.

“But when I got out, I'm like, man, this is what he doing.”

G-Unit Dynamics and Recent Encounters

2:09:10 to 2:11:00

Discussion about the dynamics of G-Unit members and their conflict with Ja Rule.

“Nice, he was in the Troubles out of Hoovers.”

Potential Boxing Matches and Rivalries

2:11:00 to 2:12:30

Speculations on potential boxing matches between various hip-hop figures.

“he said he slid himself, you know what I'm saying, he wasn't made to leave.”

Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda's Podcast Journey

2:12:30 to 2:15:00

Insights into the new podcast venture of Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda and its potential challenges.

“to you feel me society and all that absolutely jab five holler at me we gotta do this interview man yeah jab five also is a spitter bro is one of you you're right pretty good You think he would be a boxer?”

Challenges in Podcasting Dynamics

2:15:00 to 2:16:40

Exploration of the challenges faced by podcast duos in maintaining engaging content.

“If you're gonna be a part of G-Unit, you gotta move like a family member, bro.”

Discussion on Female Figures in Hip-Hop

2:16:40 to 2:19:30

A discussion about the relevance and roles of female figures in hip-hop and podcasting.

“So he knows how to have nuanced opinions on pop culture.”

Memphis Bleak's Podcast Potential

2:19:30 to 2:20:00

Contemplation on Memphis Bleak's potential in podcasting and his storytelling abilities.

“Obviously, her music career didn't work out.”

Podcaster Comparisons: Memphis Bleak vs. Yayo

2:20:00 to 2:21:00

Discussion on the podcasting styles of Memphis Bleak and Tony Yayo.

“It's probably giving a different vibe right now.”

Analyzing Rap Podcast Dynamics

2:21:00 to 2:22:30

Exploring the dynamics of rappers' podcasts and their interview techniques.

“I need to have a side arc where I'm Danny from the stop, but for all of the new podcasts that are run by rappers.”

Weight Loss Trends and Their Impact

2:22:30 to 2:25:00

Discussion on celebrity weight loss and the effects of medications like Ozempic.

“You're not really interviewing them and getting in depth like what's going on.”

Nori's Unique Podcasting Approach

2:25:00 to 2:27:30

Evaluation of Nori's podcasting style compared to other rappers.

“He's not a better podcaster than Budden.”

Ja Rule's In-Flight Incident

2:27:30 to 2:30:30

Recap and insights on Ja Rule's recent altercation on a plane.

“and then you're going to go and on your podcast, you're going to belittle rappers that almost made it but didn't quite.”

Confrontation Dynamics and Street Cred

2:30:30 to 2:33:00

Exploration of how confrontations unfold in public versus private settings.

“So, so, so what y 'all trying to put on Ja Rule, y 'all trying to basically say he did it.”

Recap on T-Rell and Academics

2:33:00 to 2:34:00

Discussion about the interactions between T-Rell and Academics during a club event.

“We talking about you talking about, you know what I'm saying, T-Real.”

T-Rail and Academics' Encounter in Turks and Caicos

2:34:00 to 2:36:40

Listeners will learn about the unexpected friendly encounter between T-Rail and Academics in Turks and Caicos and how it contrasts with their online beef.

“So they happened to be in Turks and Caicos at the same time, right?”

Dissecting T-Rail's Podcast Reaction

2:36:40 to 2:40:00

The discussion revolves around T-Rail's humorous podcast take on the encounter with Academics, showcasing how perceptions differ.

“And Ak got super pissed because Ak had basically supported them a bunch.”

The Comedy of Misunderstood Intentions

2:40:00 to 2:40:50

The segment highlights the comedic misunderstanding of intentions during the encounter, revealing the dynamics of social interactions.

“Morals over here Oh Get the fire sit up I Can't crack Come on.”

Loose Cannon's Hilarious Weed Experience

2:40:50 to 2:43:20

Listeners will hear about a past episode involving Loose Cannon's unexpected reaction to weed, creating a memorable podcast moment.

“You thought it was a second hand pookie?”

The Rise of Beasy Too Janky

2:43:20 to 2:48:00

This segment introduces Beasy Too Janky, discussing his rise in the rap scene and the impact of his viral content.

“From his own Big Bro said you're going to do great things.”

Emerging Artists and Viral Trends

2:48:00 to 2:48:56

Discussion on an emerging artist's rise and viral music trends on TikTok.

The Janky Definition Debate

2:48:56 to 2:50:54

Exploration of the term 'janky' and its various meanings in street culture.

“He might not be ready for No Jumper yet, but let's pop up in his section and see what he's talking about.”

Preparations for a Phone Call

2:50:54 to 2:53:14

Hosts prepare to call an artist, discussing the context and background.

“Hold on, we'll put you on speaker, brother Uh, wait, what?”

Interviewing BZ2Janky

2:53:14 to 2:56:12

BZ2Janky shares his perspective on a controversial interview situation.

“So we keep driving to the little spot right?”

Conflict Escalation During Interviews

2:56:12 to 2:58:12

Details on how tensions escalated during the interview and the circumstances surrounding it.

“I'm not thinking of another because, nigga, I don't went to Chinatown before to make a video.”

Dissecting the Viral Clip Dynamics

2:58:12 to 3:00:05

Discussion about the viral clip from the interview and its implications.

“Cause like, bro, how these niggas knew all this right here?”

Rodney's Side of the Story

3:00:05 to 3:02:01

Rodney responds to accusations of being a setup artist and shares his side.

“Hey, I'm going to get you all on from less so I can holler at you.”

Encountering Gang Culture in a Parking Lot

3:02:01 to 3:03:24

The host shares an experience of filming in a tense gang environment.

Recognizing Familiar Faces

3:03:25 to 3:04:08

Discussion on the dynamics of recognizing acquaintances in hostile situations.

“I thought they sounded like they were like 45 years old.”

Choosing Locations for Filming

3:04:09 to 3:05:35

Exploring the factors influencing the choice of filming locations.

“Because people do these hood vlogs, they are older.”

Debate on Gang Affiliation and Responsibility

3:05:36 to 3:07:59

A heated discussion about the implications of gang affiliation and safety.

“All right, let me finish asking the question.”

Racial Dynamics in Boyle Heights

3:08:00 to 3:09:09

A discussion on racial dynamics and safety in different neighborhoods.

“Man, I brought my black friends to the most racist parts of Boyle Heights where people feel racist.”

Details of the Parking Lot Encounter

3:09:10 to 3:10:08

Clarification on the specifics of the parking lot where the encounter occurred.

“Hey, Rodney, I just wanted to know, that parking lot y 'all was in, what is that a parking lot to?”

Consequences of Viral Content

3:10:09 to 3:11:42

Discussion about the backlash from viral content and its implications.

“he was actually really being disrespectful to me and thank god I see the ball in Parkville.”

Clarifying the Nature of Raw Footage

3:11:43 to 3:12:48

An exploration of the raw footage's content and its potential consequences.

“So I'm like, okay, but is this a popping place?”

Discussion on Inviting Guests

3:12:49 to 3:14:31

Debating the responsibility of inviting guests to potentially dangerous locations.

“I'm talking about what he just said right now.”

Addressing Conspiracy Theories

3:14:32 to 3:15:28

Addressing theories surrounding the incident and its portrayal online.

Debate on Responsibility in Hood Blogging

3:16:00 to 3:20:12

Exploring the accountability of hood vloggers in dangerous situations.

“Fucking Unk wasn't mad about the clip with 4X just screaming in his face until it came out, and then he had to read a couple thousand comments saying he was a bitch and all that.”

Glorilla's Sister Joins the Call

3:20:12 to 3:23:39

A surprise call from Glorilla's sister sparks a lively conversation.

“Y 'all got their folks going to Kansas City.”

Discussion on Relationships and Expectations

3:23:39 to 3:28:39

The hosts discuss expectations in relationships and family dynamics.

“I think this V card is in question for being fully honest here.”

Challenges of Supporting Family

3:28:39 to 3:30:00

Navigating the complexities of family support and individual responsibility.

The Burden of Family Expectations

3:30:00 to 3:30:59

Discussion on financial obligations within family dynamics.

“Just look at it from a perspective from a motherfucker that's getting out of jail and you surpassing motherfuckers and motherfuckers asking you for shit.”

The Workforce Mentality Among Older Generations

3:31:00 to 3:32:12

Exploration of why some older individuals prefer to continue working.

“But she just had a conversation with her mama, and her mama seemed cool.”

Trust Funds and Family Support

3:32:13 to 3:34:44

Ideas on how to manage family financial support through trust funds.

“If you have 10 siblings and parents and probably cousins and all that you close with, what I would do if I was in a little bit of a situation and I wanted to help my family, I would start a foundation, like a trust fund.”

Siblings and Wealth Dynamics

3:34:45 to 3:37:21

A conversation about wealth within families and its impact on relationships.

“He came from a real lineage and he kind of went off pad.”

Jenny from Forrest Gump: A Deep Dive

3:37:22 to 3:39:26

A humorous yet critical analysis of the character Jenny from Forrest Gump.

“I actually watched like half of Forrest Gump the other day and it really reminded me.”

Glorilla's Response to Family Drama

3:39:27 to 3:42:16

An overview of Glorilla's statements about her sister's public complaints.

“how much money would be fair for Glorilla to give you to make it even?”

Sibling Rivalry and Its Impact

3:42:17 to 3:44:01

Discussion on sibling rivalry and its effects on personal relationships.

“Did she be borrowing every chance she get, right?”

Glorilla's Internet Drama

3:44:01 to 3:46:10

Discussion about Glorilla's beef and interactions on social media.

“It felt like we were responding and just assuming that she was on good terms with her sisters.”

The No Jumper Controversy

3:46:11 to 3:47:40

Exploration of the No Jumper account's role in Glorilla's perception.

“But also, this is my thing is like No Jumper, the podcast and No Jumper, the Instagram account are pretty different.”

YG and Misunderstandings

3:47:41 to 3:49:09

Insights into YG's reactions and misunderstandings within the podcast.

“Especially when you got somebody like Lush that's on every day of the week.”

Donations and Listener Interactions

3:49:10 to 3:50:20

Reading donations and interacting with audience questions.

“And they say, who's the fakest rapper in hip hop?”

Discussion on Gender Fluidity

3:50:21 to 3:52:00

Conversation about gender fluidity and its implications in pop culture.

“OG Duddy, 43rd Street, Jenna said, Adam, it was crazy activity during the show.”

Super Bowl Controversies

3:52:01 to 3:53:30

Debate on artists like Chris Brown performing at the Super Bowl.

“Yo, why do we not have the gay versions of all the songs?”

Corporate Influence in Music

3:53:31 to 3:55:50

Analysis of corporate influence on music and artist selection.

“So as soon as I said, I said, you feel me?”

Future Super Bowl Performers

3:55:51 to 3:58:00

Speculations on potential performers for future Super Bowls.

“And it ain't like you've been a schoolboy since then.”

Discussing Potential Collaborations in Music

3:58:00 to 3:58:50

Explore various artists who could collaborate and the implications of their past actions.

“but I could see them giving it to him for sure.”

Weight Class and Fighting Challenges

3:58:50 to 4:00:30

Debate around weight classes and challenges in the boxing world.

“you're so dumb I hope you're still watching so you can hear me say that.”

The Evolution of Rock Music

4:00:30 to 4:03:00

Discuss the rise and fall of rock music and its cultural impact.

“Which, by the way, think about the respect that that showed, because if it was modern times, he would have been making fun of him while he was alive and then made fun of him after he died, too.”

Hip-Hop Rivalries and Respect

4:03:00 to 4:06:00

Examine the dynamics of hip-hop rivalries and the respect shown among artists.

“He knew it wasn't the move to put out that record.”

Politics and Collaboration in LA Hip-Hop

4:06:00 to 4:09:40

Discuss the politics of collaboration in the LA hip-hop scene and notable what-ifs.

“Meaning everybody involved don't want to get 5 ,000 fucking phone calls to deal with shit.”

Podcast Community and Future Plans

4:09:40 to 4:11:20

Talk about the podcast community dynamics and potential new shows.

“That way appreciate you SRT Davo Said Adam did you see the video Where Mr.”

Discussion on Celebrity Culture

4:11:20 to 4:12:01

Engage in light-hearted banter about celebrity culture and public perceptions.

“He hit two corners and got into it so much.”

Celebrity Relationships and Their Impact

4:12:01 to 4:14:12

Discussing the dynamics of relationships with famous individuals and public perceptions.

Cardi B and Scrutiny in the Public Eye

4:14:12 to 4:17:21

Examining Cardi B's relationships and the societal judgments she faces.

“But you know who's crazy who fell off that list now?”

Podcast Interview Debates: Khalid Brooks

4:17:21 to 4:21:44

Analyzing the implications of Khalid Brooks' podcast interview and its fallout.

“He might have pulled out and she still got pregnant.”

Street Code and Snitching Discussions

4:21:44 to 4:26:00

Debating the ethics of snitching in the hip-hop community and its consequences.

“to clear his name and say he's not a snitch.”

Civilian Status Debate

4:26:00 to 4:27:01

Discussion on the implications of being labeled a civilian in street culture.

“You're talking about you from West LA, and you want to go to the company.”

Risky Podcast Decisions

4:27:02 to 4:27:41

Analyzing the risks associated with discussing sensitive topics on a podcast.

“It's weird because he didn't really snitch on the podcast.”

Gangster Summit Commentary

4:27:42 to 4:28:41

A light-hearted take on the dynamics of the cast's gangsta personas.

“Zach we ain't never disrespecting Zach Yeah.”

Discussion on Crip Mac

4:28:42 to 4:30:05

Updates on Crip Mac's situation and reactions to his absence.

“You said it was a 10-day flash plus Crip Mag got stab wounds on his arms that Adam never asked him about.”

Spice Discussions

4:30:06 to 4:30:31

A humorous discussion about spice and its effects on individuals.

Nostalgic Drug Experiences

4:30:32 to 4:31:56

Sharing personal anecdotes related to past substance use and its wild effects.

“I got a memory from like 2010 of like this bad bitch that I was hanging out with like brought her back to the crib.”

Kendrick and Bad Bunny Stats

4:31:57 to 4:32:37

Analyzing the viewer stats of popular artists and their influence.

“You ain't got to do tricks on it, homie.”

Debate on Street Credibility

4:32:38 to 4:34:12

A discussion on the dynamics of street credibility and its implications.

“And they probably would have done it on camera.”

Podcast Call-Ins and Content

4:34:13 to 4:35:27

Reflecting on the importance of call-ins to enhance podcast content.

Family Drama and Spectatorship

4:35:28 to 4:36:47

Exploring ongoing family drama related to Glorilla and her mother.

“happened and then you came back to the podcast after that's when you met Brick my first time meeting well oh shit I guess that makes sense yeah free Brick man free my boy Rick.”

Leaked Interviews and Content

4:36:48 to 4:37:43

Discussion on leaked interviews and their impact on artists.

“Wait, this dude said you can literally pull up Dead or Alive on YouTube right now.”

Cultural Demographics Discussion

4:37:44 to 4:39:05

Debating the demographic shifts in Compton and their significance.

“As Atlantis, the truth said, Compton is 70 % Latino.”

Panel Dynamics and Guest Suggestions

4:39:06 to 4:40:01

Discussion on potential new guests and their fit in the podcast.

“Keeping in mind that there was a point where Compton was predominantly white.”

Discussion on AOKD and Panel Dynamics

4:40:01 to 4:40:43

The hosts discuss the potential fit of AOKD on the podcast panel and his unique comedic style.

“I'm just saying they don't be really meaning nothing.”

Rico Reckless and Celebrity Relationships

4:40:44 to 4:41:40

Conversations about Rico Reckless's romantic liaisons, including surprising relationships.

Hypothetical Celebrity Relationships

4:41:41 to 4:42:46

The hosts explore who they could date if single, with a humorous take on celebrity standards.

“Fools ain't got Pokemon cards, I'm going to tell y 'all.”

Audience Interaction and Comments

4:42:47 to 4:43:33

The hosts read and react to comments from the audience, discussing various topics.

Acknowledging Support and Likes

4:43:34 to 4:44:29

The hosts encourage listeners to support the show by liking and sharing, with humorous commentary.

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0:00Hey everybody, welcome to another episode of the coolest podcast in the world, the No Jumper Show. We do it every Tuesday at 4 p.m. I am your beloved host, Adam22, the Great White Truth. And in addition to me, we've got, let's go from this direction. We got the mayor of Englewood, the man himself, Mr. Bitches, Munchy B. What's the big old deal? sitting right next to him we got the man himself and hefe I feel like I always just paraphrase his YouTube intro and I don't want to just go back to the well on that one but he's beloved he's got his own language he might have to tell you all about social media this week and hefe's in the building you already know what's the deal yeah and in addition to that Well, look, I made up a word too.

1:00A-tition. We got the MacArthur Park General. Mr. Turn Your Girl into a Pile of Buttermilk Pancakes. Sheesh! It is the one and only Lush Uno. How's everybody feeling today? Solid. Blessed and highly favored. Munchie B got the puffer jacket right here. Yeah, man, prepare for the weather. You getting chilly? You feeling chilly? It's kind of windy out there. It is. It's about to start raining too, they said. Yeah, I'm scared about that. I don't want to drown. Anyway, how's everybody feeling today? Lush, I know you always got a narrative. Tell me about what's going on in your brain right now. Did you get beat up by any bums this week?

1:39Oh, I did. I had a couple of closing cars with some. I can face on the homie right now and we can do a fade autopsy because I stood tall on my brain third at the Ralph's parking lot. Did you win this time? Oh, it almost got there. You got Adam 22'd? I marked this fool out super tough to be honest with you I'm not a tough guy y 'all know I'm like the softest fool in here by a significant margin you didn't start this problem did you? no no hell no bro this was after church this was after church a lot of bad things happened after church we had the damn routes on the way home after church because the homie got us make a little stop there and I go in there I'm purchasing my items I walk outside and the homie talking to this guy right and he like they talking about like graffiti tagging type stuff or whatever i'm like all right whatever like i'm not really in the mood for this like i just went to church let me go home and then he all like uh the homies like oh that's lush he said lush from no jumper that's actually what he said he said that's lush from no jumper and the dude got all quiet like he got quiet as hell you feel me like like that offended him it was like a clear shift in energy when he heard my name.

2:55Like he was smiling beforehand. You feel me? He heard my name. Shift and dynamic. Then I was like, I was like, oh, okay, yeah. And then I walk away. Bo get on his bike and start following us in the parking lot. And he's like, this fool says to me, like, am I supposed to know you? He says to me, like, am I, like, Lesh, am I supposed to know who that is? Yo, people get very triggered when like you are known or like, like when people see you taking photos with fans or whatever and they don't know who you are. that can be very upsetting to people well and the funny thing is like yeah i took a few fan photos before that but he ain't see that because i was inside the supermarket but then when i the thing is when i seen bro like my first reaction i whispered to my homie when we walking away i was like did i f this dude's b like because like his reaction was so like when he heard my name it was like like you said like you're filming candy man three times like like all of a sudden you get all upset and i'm like and then he follow on the bike and then whatever ensued ensued it and then with him apologizing and being marked out wow he apologized and he get marked out both if he apologized before you got rowdy then that's not a mark no no i'm no no i got rowdy and he apologized okay okay i said i'm gonna hit you with this bottle on my hand right now and i started counting down i said five four three i could i could face time the homie he'll like tell the story wow so it almost went down in the in the rouse parking lot yeah wow hey a mark out is a w man you don't have to get physical or risk taking a loss i mean like first he was talking about like oh i was at the homies he tried to act like he knew and then he was like oh i was locked up with the homie strode i know the homie strode and then and he stopped these rules from bps from beating me up when we was locked up so i called i was like oh what let me like let me facetime the homie right now because that's my big bro you feel me so i facetime him and he's like oh like like oh i was in like the court tank with this guy like i don't really know him like i know him like i see him in the court tank but i don't know what that story is you feel me so yeah that fool of martin you feel me fuck with this fool talking about are you wearing official uh super bowl fan duel merchandise right here yeah hey because my girl built bad money stage she my girl shouts at germ free helping build bad money stage you feel me she's up there working on the super bowl you feel me like hell yeah this is the official whoopie whoop.

5:15That's hard. Damn so she was all the way up there in SF. And you're not scared that she's got like a secret lover up there or anything? If she do you feel me? Like I don't know about it in a five years. She don't know about it. So you're not going to hold like an investigation. It's just kind of like if she gets caught she gets caught. It ain't bigger than mine because it ain't feel looser when I went in there. Then she'd snap back though. It wasn't tampered with you feel me? I taught her how to smoke a cancer stick. You give it a couple hours that thing snapped right back because my wife pretty tight and she's had some of the biggest in the game in there well like you know there's multiple things there's uh the the v rs the vaginal rejuvenation surgery okay well she has not had that but but then like even damn that's crazy though if your wife's pussy is so loose you gotta buy her a surgery hey bro i if you gotta go do that that's crazy because you know that you know the pussy is a muscle it upsets you know You know what I'm saying?

6:11It retracts. All that. It snaps back. That. You know what I'm saying? Not everybody's shit. Nah, bro. Bro, bro. Everybody's shit does not snap back. Some people's shit is different. Some, like it was already said, some can take some big swipe, and they got that snap back. And some of them, man, it's just, you know, the pussy lips get fucked up, whopped one side to the other side. the hole is just open and just it'll be ugly. All right, let me tell you. It'd be mugging me if you're looking like Mac Drape his face and like, you feel me? You got females that sell GERB, right? So, and you expect they have all this sex, they should go be wore out and loose.

6:54But no, that don't be the case because, you know, the P-U-S-S-Y is a muscle and it snaps back. But let's say if this girl is hitting somebody that's bigger than you consistently, consistently, this dude that's bigger than you and then you come from behind that dude, her sin is shaped around that. And now you're down there falling in. I actually asked Chad Gbt about this the other day because I personally feel like the snapbackiness, the tightness is largely genetic. But I'm kind of forgetting what it told me. But it said that genetics is not like the main factor. Because I personally feel like if a girl's got tight pussy, she could fuck any number of big old dicks and it's not really going to probably take away from that too much.

7:35But if she hit the same size of blessed man or whatever. Blessed man. For real. Eventually, her shit gonna shape around that. That becomes, you know what I'm saying? It's the frequency. How often does she do it? It's just a one-time thing. You feel me? Mr. Big Stuff, who do you think you are? Knocked it down one time. Big Stuff. Having a baby is the biggest factor. Hell no, because my daughter was nine pounds. What's going to stretch it out more than a baby? a baby way bigger than any dick that proves my point that it snaps back i used the word abstract maybe i used the wrong word but but like it you know i'm saying it's a muscle it gets back to this like no i'm saying but this is why and this is why you don't understand like certain aspects of the universe adam because you don't believe in god and god does something nothing to do yeah this seems like a purely scientific matter yeah it gotta do with how not how do you know not god that sounds like thank you because after um after after a watermelon gets squeezed through a lemon six months later it turned into a lemon again okay let's get scientific number one thing pelvic floor muscle tone meaning you know the uh the exercise kegels kegels whatever you want to call it that kind of thing like you ever hook up with a girl after she's been working out a lot or where she's in particularly doing like ab muscle stuff a lot grippy that'll really like amplify arousal state not uh probably a lot of us don't really want to accept this but you know if they're loose and wet that'll probably help matters elasticity of vaginal tissue that's this is what we're talking about you were talking about the genetics okay and the elasticity is influenced by genetics estrogen levels age and hormonal changes and then number four childbirth history vaginal delivery contemporary stretch muscles and connective tissue yeah i don't know if it's like a permanent things so much.

9:26That was my whole point, and this is why I know God is real. Which one is your point? Within six months, once you got a kid, that shit's going to be tighter than less than six. Type shit. I think there are actually plans of what exercises you're supposed to do to kind of keep it going after you've given birth. Because that's obviously going to be the biggest thing you've ever put through there. And there's like... I heard these girls out here. They be scared of Big Swipe. There's a lot of little pitos running around. Maybe see a big swipe. They'd be like, uh-uh. What's going on? Is that your nickname for your dick?

10:01Big Swipe? Swipe is Swipe. What the fuck is you talking about? He's the fifth cast member.

10:11That's his chair over there. I pulled out Swipe. She was looking at Wesley Swipes feeling a little bit swipey. That was a rapper called Swipey, right? Mr. Swipey. He was like a credit card guy. I interviewed him with French Montana one time. Over FaceTime, I think. And Wesley Pipes. No, yo, you want to know about something that a lot of dudes don't know about and realistically probably not something that most women do, but in the porn world, this is a real thing. Sometimes you go to go down on the girl or you just take her pants off. You look at that thing. No labia. Because that is a very common surgery now where they basically go in and just chop off a lot of the outside labia which to me is kind of crazy because i don't mind a loose hangy labia let it hang down to your knee as far as i'm concerned hello spotty face i'm sure you're gonna want to hop right in on this conversation i like a labia that hangs low and what they do is they actually like you know numb it put you under kind of go in there and just slip it that's gonna make it prettier though it's gonna make it prettier i guess i get it it's a certain aesthetic, but I don't know.

11:20I mean, I like having some meat on there. I like congruency. Hey, but I learned in 2010 or 2012, whatever one, that females that got ugly pussy, it ain't because it got beat up. They was just born like that. I don't think that's necessarily the one. You think they're coming off the mama wound with the strummy? Yeah, some people, some people, but they hold up. No, no, no. No matter how many times you get banged out, you're never going to get a bigger labia. The labia is 100 % genetic. No, no, no. When I say like auditorium, The curtains, like, you know what I'm saying? Like, they be boring like that.

11:50We could chat Gert. What's that shit? Chat Gert. Chat Gert. We could chat Gert. We could chat Gert. The size of the labia for sure. Because what would increase that besides maybe, like, you know, putting some pliers on it and pulling as hard as you can? There been some, man. That's why. There been some broke up relationships, man. When they got with that person, they seen that thing was kind of, like, enclosed and then they might have did a bid or something happened and they seen that thing kind of hanging out. Like, that thing got beat up. Somebody was beating on it. the right pipe beating on it shit man it's ugly I want to listen to what this thing say because I'm almost positive the size, length, thickness, color and symmetry of the labia are mostly inherited traits your hormones can cause your labia to grow and mature so yeah I bet like oh that says puberty actually and then it says pregnancy increased blood flow and hormones can temporarily or permanently change size and color.

12:47Yo, I bet if you get on like steroids as a woman, I bet it'll give you a crazy labia. Yes, because I know somebody that F the body builder female and her clitoris is like brazy out there. Do you remember when Chyna did porn? Yes. Chyna from WWE? Had a baby dick. And when we seen that. She was a morphodike and all that. Morphodike. I was young. I was probably 22, 23 when that shit came out. I remember seeing it and being like, you're kidding me. What's she doing in her city? Motherfucker was like that. She just had a huge clip. All right, so let me ask you the question then. So if it's out there like that, like a baby, D, are you sucking on it?

13:28Mm-mm. Oh, because like when you be eating a box and talking to someone clitoris, so you said. Hell no. If it's out there that long. Hey, look, hey. Baby, that motherfucker too big. You don't even know what's going on. But now she like, man, I'm more a woman. But that shit got a toenail on it. I'm not going to say who, but I had a girl on Plug Talk that said that shit. Picture the first knuckle of your pinky finger. That shit was big. Especially when you consider that a lot of girls, their clit is damn near invisible. You'd have to really comb that thing with your tongue to notice it poking out a tiny bit.

14:05But I had a girl, and she was all woman. She was hot as fuck. And her pussy had a clit like you wouldn't believe. That thing was... Did you go down on her? Yeah, and I felt a little gay. Well, did China do good on her seat? I am. So, hold on. I was not really attracted to her. No, hold on. So, the real question, the real question, since you went down on her, was you licking it or you was sick? I was deep-throated. Nah, I'm just kidding. I don't even know if I went down on her. I don't remember. It was a while ago, but... You know the clitoris is like compositionally essentially the same thing as a penis.

14:39Yeah, it's like the uninvolved version of it. Correct. It is like there's a lot of overlay on the band diagram. Yeah. That's also so when she had, when you, she tried to put some sexy luxury. She was like Brazilian or some shit. Like she was a foreigner. So it's poking through the under, it's poking through the pennies though, bro. I didn't see it until. I don't think it's that big to be poking through pennies. But my memory of it too. Is that she threw her legs up like almost behind her head and was having me bang her like that. So I got a crazy good look at this little nugget clit So she ain't gonna be able to wear no leggings She ain't wearing leggings bro She didn't know I don't know man She gotta have some sturdy underwear She wear gray sweats when it's third strap season So where this shit come from It's the uninvolved version of a penis No it literally is When the transgenders do their thing That clitor has got a lot to play with Them trying to be a man We searching everything today Is a clit an undeveloped penis?

15:44It sounds kind of crazy when you type it out. Watch this. Short answer, yes. Boom. The clitoris and the penis came from the same embryological structure. I hate transgenders. Okay, but calling the clitoris an undeveloped penis is not accurate. Here's the precise explanation. We don't want the precise explanation. It's just too complicated. So basically it clits a tiny bit. Basically, because, you know, picture like when you're in the womb and you're not fully developed. It's kind of like the same thing, but then it takes a different path as you start to turn into more of a man versus a woman. Because, you know, at a certain point, I think the fetus isn't really like.

16:16So is that how doctors make a mistake on the gender of a baby sometime? You think? I don't know how that works. Well, that's an interesting question. All I know, I've definitely seen. So you inside the uterus and I think poking out already. I know my son his core was in a way first and they thought it was going to be a girl and I was mad and then we went back and then it was out the way and they're like oh no this is a boy you would rather have a boy than a girl? at that time yeah I'm cool on the girls right now you have two boys two girls? yeah cause we did I inseminated her eggs in a laboratory so like we basically have like nine girls ready to go we didn't get any boys which is crazy so basically like if i want to have a boy we have to go through the whole process again and spend a bunch of money and shit otherwise so we just got girls on it so you nutted all girls was in the cup it's like a bunch of them but the it might have been like 30 but then like only nine of them were really like 100 ready to be fertilized and those are the ones that are on ice and they're all girls so i'm just kobe bryan out here just girl dad in it if unless i really care about having a boy so much that i go through the work of doing this again yeah just have a boy which there is part of me that's kind of like you know am i really gonna die without having a son i mean you should you should bring you 22 you bring a little 23 in you know what i saying 23 you're gonna be mj three but people always tell me how girls are so much better than boys as kids have you had that experience yeah when they when they babies yeah they did to be teenagers and all like it depends the dad like it's just being like like a lot of people don't care about what i care about so i think it's all like who you are as a person what you care about or not a lot of people don't care about what i care about what you care about someone defending the home i mean no because i got a boy now so i already care i'm saying like i feel like My girls is harder to deal with than my boys right now.

18:24And then I'm the father, father, overprotective father. So when they get to trying to wear so little legs and things, I'm like, nah, you know what I'm saying? With the boys, you don't have that problem, but you got all these other problems. They're going to be a booster or a fucking gangster or whatever they feel like. These girls don't carry your name on, bro. You know what I'm saying? Eventually one day, if somebody loves them enough, they're going to get married and all that. you know what I'm saying? Then like you want them to carry your shit on. Even to with their kids though, it's always good to, you know, have to be able to carry on.

18:56Yeah, I'm a sad tripper. When my daughter had my grandson, I met that hyphenated, he still got my last name. You know what I'm saying? That's right. Yeah, that's what's up. But okay, because my kid has my last name, but she's also got my girl's last name. So it's Parker Ann, Nercese, and Grand Mason. And me and my girl, we kind of just hit a wall in our conversations about her changing her last name because from her perspective she's just like i'm armenian i don't want a fucking french canadian last name but they both end in n no well yeah they end in n yeah but they both end in n n is like a traditional armenian name and then grand mason i guess she just don't feel like a grand mason so she didn't want to change her name which to me i felt like i would be like upset enough about that that i would like about what are you really going to do at the end of the day if she don't want to change it what are you going to do so lena got a seven syllable last name now you counted necessity and grand no no no she's just necessity she didn't change her name but but the kid my kid is yeah yeah but seven syllables i don't know that's long like i thought that it was gonna piss me off but then once i actually encountered that i was just kind of like you know i get it so so how did that work as far as her taking on your um i mean i mean your little um your baby girl having both names but that was a conversation that was just hard or you gave into that as well?

20:16That's kind of different. Her official last name is my last name, but then I think it's hyphenated with the middle name or something. I don't know. You don't know. I mean, I don't know. Is it technically her? I'm just here for the key. Her last name is Grand Mason. Do you think it's more your wife trying to carry your own horse for her family legacy because she don't want to give up her last name and put it in your daughter's name? I mean, I felt like it was fair for her to shove her last name in the middle of that. Yeah, I mean, like, I guess it's a personal decision, ultimately. Especially, she's Armenian, and their attitude on it is like, we are endangered people because, you know, they had a goddamn genocide.

20:55They, like, realistically are not terribly well represented in America. Our moves are still open. Yeah. Was it 1918? You feel me? Yeah. Yeah, I mean, it's serious, you know? And I get that. It's like, you know, if somebody had, like, a super Mexican last name and they get married to me, and I'm like, no, you've got to have this French last name. I mean, if it really doesn't feel like you, I don't know. I get that. Like, I don't really see a problem, like, in marriage with a woman wanted to keep her last name. I'm not a person with a B-B. Like, oh, yeah, you got to have my last name. But the children, for sure.

21:29Yeah. You say, your children, for sure, you got to have the last name. You know what I'm saying? But I'm not going to press the line like this is what you got to be because, you know, that's really something that was shit conscripted. I don't know who made that up. Like, as long as we spiritually and mentally locked in and we know where we at, you know, that's all that really matters, like, in my perspective. My kid did come home from school the other day and tell me that she got married to one of the boys from school. Are we sliding on, bro, or where are you at? I'm totally cool with his parents and everything.

21:57I talked to him about it at a party over the weekend. They thought it was pretty hilarious, just like me, especially because, like, my kid doesn't really talk about this kid. I don't understand what they think the definition of marriage is. But he's probably one of the least talked about kids from her school when it comes to... She's not even dating a popular kid? I mean, but I'm just saying she talks about a lot of the kids who go to school, but she don't ever mention this kid. And then all of a sudden, she's like, yeah, I'm married to Hank. That's right. His name's Hank. That's right. I was just about to ask, is his name Jackson, Dante, or Edgar?

22:30Nah, we ain't got... Nah. I know Jackson, Dante, or Edgar is wherever that school is. Nah. Ah, yeah. The Jackson scene seemed likely, though. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? No, Jackson is named Jaden Smith. You know, the white people, they got their last name for the first name all the time. Oh, yeah. Yeah, that's why I said Jackson. Like Parker. Yeah. But you know what's funny, though, is that there are two kids who are, like, Hispanic or something, like, in their class, and, like, it's kind of, they got, like, a white mom, and I was kind of wondering, and at some point somebody mentioned to me that basically, like, the mom adopted both of those kids from the same prostitute.

23:06out here how did they know she was a mom's a prostitute but they being nosy yeah like adoption agency like they like she wanted to adopt so the adoption agency said hey we got this girl she's a prostitute she's got this kid she can't take care of him do you want him she ends up taking a kid and then they hit her up six months later and nine months later like hey we got another one from the same woman and she was like all right yeah it we'll take him too no shout out to her because split up siblings so they could stay together no yeah how did the school know she was a process i understand she know but damn like i don't know the school no but like just one of the other parents told me that's how i went down but it's just crazy to think that that chick might be she might be walking fig right now she she might have submitted music to the no jumpers music stream for all we know she might be dating a stick team member or something for all we know we'll never know like at this point like yo i don't know man k7 and finessa might be seeing her she might have She might be a MacArthur Park demon.

24:00We don't know. All this and more to be revealed. MacArthur Park selling Gurb. That's bad. MacArthur Park. They got some bushes, right? They're definitely up there doing it. Yeah, but those are strawberries. Yeah, they definitely are. But they selling Gurb in Larchmont. What is that? That's one of the richest parts of L.A. It's right next to Silver Lake. I got to go drive around that night. I don't believe it until I see it. Oh, yeah, no, it's a blade. Active blade. I got to see it. I got to see it. Is that near like Lankersen? Yeah, but it's like further south. That's like the valley. I know Lankersen.

24:33It's such a nice area. It is so hard for me to imagine girls walking up and down the streets on a pussy at night. It's just like real high-end restaurants. It's near Melrose, low-key. Surprise. Hey, let me give you some game. Anywhere you see hotels or motels, it's pussy getting sold. There ain't no hotels or motels over there. No hotels? Not like that. You might have to drive a few blocks. Bro, the fact that there's a blade there is mad confusing. from like an entire understanding of the intricacies of LA. That shit crazy to me. But I guess... I think all them people getting picked up on figs just because going to motel rooms.

25:07A lot of them people is getting blurped up by the police. They're on the back street. They're on the back streets over there. I ain't got to say their names and shit. So did you see that shit? They put cameras up there. They arrested 600 prostitutes on the street or whatever. Like they always say that they like basically have no reason to arrest them because they're just going to let them out again. But maybe they're trying to make a little statement or something. I don't know. Karen Bass doing a terrible job at mitigating the crime all across the city. To shake them down so they can point at whoever they out there for, I believe.

25:37That's the reason why they scooped them up because all they're going to do is let them go and give them some housing. And they said they got that camera. They said if you pulling up on Fig, it's taking the camera and it's sending that picture to your house, your wife, everybody's going to know. That's what it said. Look at them while your eyes get big. I've never even been over there. I don't want to go over there. I don't believe that for one second. I ain't been over there. You been on Fig before. I ain't never purchased no goddamn pussy in this city. You been on Fig, though, before. I mean, I'm sure I've been on the street, but I never been on, like, the lit part.

26:09You came to my hood. You been on Fig. Yeah, but I ain't been on, like, the lit part. I never seen the streetwalkers that I see on TikTok. From Fig from King all the way to Ukrainian, it's day over there. I really want to go there and do an IRL stream. You totally could. But I also don't want to get sprayed up. they're so used to it at this point as far as like people going over there and making content like if you make content over there

26:35everybody make content over there i'm not talking about the rappers that be rapping i'm talking about rappers youtube they do numbers i mean i ain't never i never all right talk to the homie neat martinez he'd be like giving them haircuts and shit like that I'll be seeing him. He's going to give a haircut. Cleaning the homeless up and all that for sure. I'll be seeing that. What part of the fig is he on? In the 60s. Yeah, I know, bro. He cool. He makes it. He makes it. He's also having to go with the suit. Yes. Yeah, he's pulling up on people, changing them out, giving them new shoes, clothes, giving them haircuts.

27:05So he catching smokers, hooking them up. He be doing that. He always feed them afterwards. What's my angle, though? You're looking for the hoes. I got to show up with like a beat and a microphone and we're gonna find the next top rapping prostitute. That's kind of my game, right? You could do whatever you want. You got like$10,$20 for each of them. They'll get on cam for a few minutes and get them bitches beat up. They're not gonna be in trouble with their master. Be honest with you.

27:37I gotta be careful who I pull up with too. I don't want the person tour guiding me around there to get shot. Hey, pull up in a Sprinter bumping some music and be like, shout out your only fans man get your promo hey what are you doing here if you have a rap van that says no jumper like the no jumper logo they will flock to it really yeah no i'm not saying do that i'm just saying they would for real they're gonna like what happened i'm not suggesting i'm gonna jump over here and whoop your ass on pimping it would be fire to pull up with the sprinter and just film porn in the back of it but now i'm gonna get in trouble with the porn community because like the girls won't be tested isn't that like equivalent to what bang bus was doing back in the day like yeah but those girls were tested and shit at least y 'all remember watching bang bros and uh or the bang bus yeah in you know 10th grade or something you got to get the bulbs and then and then a prostitute i thought they were really abandoning those girls on the street though that shit was fake i believed it i totally believed it i was like kind of part of the allure it was like oh this really happened but so anyway all right i want to i want to know how was everybody's Super Bowl experience.

28:43Let's hear about it. I know personally I went to the Armenians house, had a little bit of pizza, was feeling good, sat on my ass, watched the New England Patriots, which by the way is my home team. This is where I hail from, New England. New Hampshire is part of New England, for the record. They put on a pretty miserable performance. I don't watch a lot of football. This is my one football game per year. They did manage to eke out a couple of field goals, whatever you call it, at the end. But for the most part, really pretty humiliating experience. I predicted it. Man, well, yeah, there was some bullshit.

29:17I didn't even get to watch the game. My Super Bowl was fucked up. Got a car early in the day that, you know what I'm saying, a relative of mine, as you know, was acting like a zombie. Pulled up on them. They was going motherfucking crazy on the ground, like having convulsions. I don't know if the car, the ambulance or what, they was throwing up. I poured water on them, cooled they body down. What? Then I had to pick them up. Once I picked them up, I had to take them into the homie shop, and they were asleep for like three hours on the floor, so I had to babysit them before I finally thought of a plan to get this person a room, and I had to drop them off at a room.

29:58It was just crazy. Then when I was looking at the Super Bowl, it was like a defensive game. Nothing wasn't really going on. It was just like a whole boring Super Bowl. and then when I did finally sit down and get to watch it, that shit was like 29, 13, it was damn near over with. They said it was the boring Super Bowl. That was the most boring Super Bowl that I ever paid attention to, for sure. I was not the guy, by the way, that he needed to babysit, just in case anybody, before they get in there with the jokes. I was thinking that. I was thinking that. It wasn't you, though. It's crazy he said that because I didn't watch one second of it.

30:32I was asleep the whole time, bro. I was tired. I just got those done sparring with my brother Walter. So you went to bed at like 3 p.m. You wake up at like 8 p.m.? I literally slept through the whole Super Bowl. Then I woke up and then, like I told y 'all, the halftime show was going to be trash. Trash? What are you talking about? Trash. We got a Kid Rock fan. Trash. What? What the fuck? That was the best halftime show I've seen in a minute. You being serious? Better than Kendrick. Wait, wait. Trash. You're talking about the Bad Bunny concert in the middle of that? You know the conversation we had.

31:07So let's get the Spody Face review. Why did you not like the Bad Bunny performance? Let's get real clerical here. I didn't like anything about it. I don't even have nothing against a guy. That was, to me, it was crazy. What, the two dudes were humping on each other? I just think the statement that they was trying to make and just the music, I just, I wouldn't. The statement was love. No, the statement they were trying to make it straight. The statement was love and Puerto Rican pride and respect and admiration for the Hispanics who reside in this country and the culture that is part of our country.

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31:40Yeah, no, I'm down with all that. I have no problem with that, but what I'm saying, I think it was just... Did I miss it? Some gay shit, right? There was no gay shit. He was bucking the system, you know what I'm saying? Look, listen, I just thought the performance, to me, like, it didn't, it missed, bro. I just thought it missed, bro. So you tuned in and watched it after your short sleep? No, I slept through the whole thing. Actually, I was before, I was asleep before I even started. And I woke up, I'm like, let me see what's going on. Let me see if I want to react to it. I'm like, it ain't even nothing.

32:10And sure enough, the next day, everybody was killing me. Bad Bunny was shaking booty? Nah. Man, it was two niggas grinding on each other during that performance. The AI actually told me he's not bisexual. But I do believe he kissed a guy on stage at an award show previously. So from y 'all perspective, he's basically gay. Best Super Bowl. The best Super Bowl halftime performance of all time is clearly Prince, right? He was performing Purple Rain and it started raining. I got to watch that. Because I'm not familiar with the whole thing. What Super Bowl was it? I was never watching that shit before.

32:43I want to say this is probably like 15, 16 years ago. Something like that. I like it. Michael Jackson, I got number two. Prince made it start raining. He didn't make it start raining, but it did rain, right? It was raining while he performed Purple Rain. You can't make it. He started performing, then it started raining. I don't know the chronology. But it was like, you feel me, it was raining. I got to say it. I'm going to watch it. They say the performance was godly. It was godly. I'll say that. And number three, I got Dr. Dre. You feel me? Number four, I got Bad Bunny. Bro. The Dre one was pretty out there.

33:20You've all time. Better than the Rolling Stones. Better than Paul McCartney. No, you penduring, bro. So you was with the two men. Now, this hip-hop culture. Nobody was grunting. There was no gay shit. That's not hip-hop, bro. But where I was at, of course it's not hip-hop, it's reggaeton. No, yeah, that's not hip-hop, bro. Reggaeton is a direct descendant of hip-hop. That was not hip-hop, that's true. Correct, 100%. What was he doing on the microphone for like, I don't know, seven years? We didn't understand it. It don't matter, was he singing? Or was he chanting, a.k.a. rapping? I originally was hating on it because I felt like I didn't want to watch a performance in which I didn't understand any of the words being spoken then i thought adam you've been going to metal and hardcore concerts for a large percentage of your life and you definitely don't know 99 of what they were saying so from that perspective you know i i settled in it didn't hurt that i was with a lot of armenian people who really had the energy they were loving it they were just dancing going crazy they had the custom bad bunny holding a football shirts it to me it just it was a message of love at a time in which Hispanic people in our country are kind of under fire.

34:28A lot of them might not necessarily feel welcome in our country. And Bad Bunny is somebody who represents for all of the Hispanic people out here. He's a display of Hispanic greatness. He may be Puerto Rican. We may mostly deal with Mexican people out here. But I felt like that message was very important for this moment in time. And he didn't go too political. He didn't get negative. He didn't say, fuck ICE. He didn't say, fuck Donald Trump. It was just love. The message was just positive, and I thought it was beautiful. I was very happy. I agree with you 1 ,000 % on the message, but I'm just saying the performance, it missed, bro.

35:03The message, 1 ,000%, which you write. To me and my personal opinion. I thought you didn't agree with the message in the beginning, you know what I mean? I thought you said. I'm talking about the performance. Thank you, my G. I'm talking about the performance. No, that ain't what you said. It was trash to me. The message, I'm with the message. Everything that he's saying, I stand for that too, man. Shout out to them. What was it, peace, love, and harmony? Yeah, I mean, you know what they're going through right now and stuff like that with ice and all that. Yeah, that's what I got out of it. The performance, I don't take the message aside.

35:30I'm with the message and all that. Shout out to them. You know what I mean? But I'm just saying the performance to me, it was terrible. I will say the worst part was the one white woman who came out during it. Lady Gaga killed it. Why was Lady Gaga there? He could have had anyone on earth come out. Ricky Martin, great choice. Totally makes sense. Paying respects to his elders in terms of the Puerto Rican music history. but why Lady Gaga when Cardi B yeah no and I agree Ricky Martin go for sure we are living La Vida Loca right now that's what this podcast is all about but why Lady Gaga over Cardi B who's right there I don't really get that she got one of his biggest hits too and she's great I like Lady Gaga like it like that that's a banger that's the type of songs I like he got some bangers though that's a huge record I'll say this I was super First of all Lady Gaga is invited To the Cannes 100 % You feel me She pulling up She putting out It's love Hey How do Como se dice Disco stick You feel me Take a ride on that Baby girl It's love Shouts to her She did the damn thing Ricky Martin's Contribution I think just to Contextualize it properly What he was singing about Was the Two and a half month Period That there was no electricity in an American territory.

36:53Puerto Rico, you feel me? And that's why Bad Bunny came out with the jersey that said number 64 in the back, because that was the number of deaths that the Puerto Rican government reported, which I guess was like massively under exaggerated. Like it was way more than that. But the official tally, they didn't want to make it look bad. So they said it was 64. I guess it was technically possibly much worse. Oh, you mean the toilet paper that Donald Trump threw at them from his like cruise ship didn't save any lives. What a crazy thought. And here, here's the thing that I think a lot of people, the message that got lost on a lot of people is ultimately this.

37:30First of all, this is a W for hip hop culture, in my opinion, because reggaeton and Puerto Rican people, they are a part of that. They come from that. You feel me? This is a culture created by blacks in America. Puerto Ricans been there since damn near the inception and have contributed greatly and this is them and all Latino people kind of being like hey we want to be a part of this too we got we have so much love we're helping to do whatever we can to build the fabric of this nation and that was a slight little subtle nod to them and I think it was a beautiful thing me too I enjoyed it personally I'm not mad at it I'm just mad at the performance I just thought it was I gotta go see this performance, man.

38:10It was weak. Whether or not, like, you know. No matter what skin color you are or nationality, I just thought it was weak. Okay, okay. Let me ask you something. So what kind of performance you're looking for when you don't understand what the person's saying anyway? So you was looking for more dance moves or something? No, it was what I expected already. We talked about this before. I said it was going to be weak. Right. We already had this. So I wonder where do they rate it amongst other halftime shows? He said the four all time. No, no, not. I ain't talking about us. I'm talking about the real ratings.

38:42I think it was the most viewed of all time. It is the most viewed of all time. I doubt that. No, it is number one. I feel like the Super Bowl gets more viewership every year anyway. No. Also not true. Michael Jackson was number one. Kendrick dethroned him last year. And then Bad Bunny dethroned Kendrick. Okay, so Kendrick dethroned Michael Jackson last year. And now Bad Bunny is number one. But you know everybody was going to tune in for that reason. For that reason. I told motherfuckers that. I knew a motherfucker he was going to be the I agreed that the halftime show was for sure going to be like you know what I'm saying the most watched but especially in this day and age any viewer metrics are going to be massively under exaggerated because imagine how many people watched a five minute clip on Twitter and didn't watch the actual broadcast and that's probably not getting counted so it's Bad Bunny, Kendrick Dan, Michael Jackson now but let me ask y 'all so language is that important for y 'all in listening to music yeah really but what about like what's your and that's just a banger bro no no like I I I I would be fair I listen to some stuff like I can't understand I'm like oh this hot what they saying like this you know what I mean you gotta make it make sense who's gonna listen to something that they don't understand like bro like yeah you can say somebody beat it ain't no different than you know what I'm saying like you know somebody who don't know English you know somebody that's Pierre Pisa trying to listen to hip hop they gonna probably be looking around they probably can nod their head to a beat but realistically And I'm inclined to typically agree with that, but this was a 12-minute performance.

40:12It's not like I have to wake up every day and listen to Bad Bunny. And it's just like there's a lot of electronic music, usually doesn't have vocals, a lot of metal and rock shit. You can't really understand it that great. A lot of even like rap, really. How much are you really paying attention to the lyrics? Y 'all don't listen to dancehall reggae? You paying attention to the lyrics and rap. But I feel like a lot of people aren't necessarily, and there's a lot of rappers that we love who, you know, your favorite Busta Rhymes verse where realistically, how much of that did you really understand?

40:40Not to mention, name your favorite lyric in a Beethoven symphony. What's your favorite lyric in a Miles Davis song? None. It's instrumental, you know what I mean, and still evokes emotion. And I could listen to like Edith Piaf, famous singer in France. I don't speak French, but I can still feel the emotion evoked in her words and just the way she's singing, and I don't need to speak the language to enjoy it. though. Man, you can sit here and try to mad.

41:09As far as a singer, as far as I could be like, I know she can sing. I can't understand what she's saying, but she can sing. Right. But I can't fully get into it if I enjoy it the way I could, you know what I'm saying? If I actually understood what they were saying. And it's just not I'm not even on that train because he wasn't rap. Because I didn't Maroon 5 do one? Yeah, I mean like Yeah, I heard some of that stuff. I'm like, oh, that's not, you know what I'm saying? I liked it some of that music. I mean, so we know this isn't necessarily because it ain't rap, he ain't rap. Yeah, because Rutherford Fish.

41:41I just can't understand it. Rutherford Fish, yeah, yeah, woo. Like, if I don't understand, like, if I can't get jiggy with that shit, I can't get jiggy with it. That's just what it is. I can listen to Playboi Carti. I don't give a fuck about what he's saying. That's true. Maybe you could just listen to Playboi Carti performance, right? Yeah, that's how I said it. Yeah, yeah. Because it's like different, ain't like you just listening to like some jazz or you listening to blues or something like that. When you hearing words it's just like that shit gotta translate. What Super Bowl was that when we seen a little nipple?

42:12Was that like... That was Janet. That was Janet Jackson. That was Janet Jackson. Well that was like 2000, 2001, something like that. Early 2000s. 2002, something like that. But I like to know what they saying though because I heard like in a lot of that Paisai music I heard they like be talking about some dope shit. Gangster ass shit for real. Like a lot of that music beyond that. but like two things that i think are important one you don't have to even care about the music whatsoever but just like the choreography was crazy like there's two fools boxing he'd go underneath them perfectly like on time then there's like a whole fucking like uh somebody selling fruit he's like he's making all these homages and like nods to various aspects of hispanic culture like walking through bamboo doing all this shit perfectly on time like to me like that is impressive as fuck.

43:00I can appreciate greatness in all its forms. And to me, it's like, this is one of, if not the most popular musician on earth. And granted, it's not my preferred style of music and not my language, but I got 12 minutes to appreciate this thing that everybody else apparently enjoys so much. I mean, I would have watched it. I just missed this shit. I would have watched it to see what was going on. I just happened to miss it a lot was going on. Beyond, like I said, there's finna be like hella, but it wasn't just thick Latinas. There's just like thick thin, all types of bad bitches. Everywhere you look, there wasn't a three-second period without some fine shit being on camera, first of all.

43:37And I appreciate that part. I just was wondering, so I looked it up. Prediction markets are suggesting the most likely person to do the halftime show next year, Miley Cyrus, followed by Lil Wayne or ASAP Rocky. Wayne used to get one before you hang it up. Wayne said he definitely deserved one. I could see what Miley did. And it is an Engelwood. Did she have one already, though? Huh? Miley Cyrus? Nah, right? Nah, I think that was just... That was not like a concert. I saw it. I guess A$AP Rocky, Lil Wayne, and Miley Cyrus are all considered more likely than Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, or Drake, which is interesting.

44:12With so Chris Brown, because I keep hearing his name in the conversation, they keep saying, they ain't gonna let him do that. They ain't gonna let him do it, because of Jay-Z, huh? It's politics with Rihanna. For sure, that's probably the biggest obstacle. I mean, she forgave him. Why not? But we never seen anybody headline the Super Bowl who had any sort of like serious controversies. Right. Snoop had a murder case. But nobody gives a fuck about that. And he beat it. You still, I mean, it's plenty. I don't know. Hey, I agree. It doesn't really make that much sense. But in this country, beating up Rihanna is way worse than killing a fellow gang member.

44:47When it comes to like commercial palatability. Also, Snoop Dogg got to wait 30 years after his murder case. to perform, you know? Would he have been able to perform in 2000? Probably not. No, they didn't even have rappers performing back then. Like that? In 2000? Nelly Nill did. That was like, oh, two, three. But like, yeah. So they really, I want to say previous to that. He don't want to rip the thing on Jenny Derson? No, that was Justin Timberlake. Oh, it was JT. Yeah. I don't think it was Nelly. Yeah, it was JT. Look at that. Queen Latifah performed in 1998. I didn't know about that. Okay, yeah, Shasta Latifah.

45:20The worst ratings they ever got for a halftime show It was Super Bowl 17 I wonder who that was The worst ratings It was horrible They said it was the worst Awesome Halftime show orders It's a Super Bowl

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46:58Not just the NFL, but all their sponsors. And literally the biggest platform in America. And the fact that he was able to weave little messages in there. Trump said that was the worst Super Bowl ever. His worst. But you know what I think is crazy, though? We already knew he was going to say that, yeah. I think it's crazy. If they get Rocky or Super Bowl before they give it to Chris Brown or Justin Bieber, that'd be crazy. Honestly, I'm so surprised that A$AP Rocky is considered to be a very likely person to do that. Me too. I don't believe that. He's coming off of, he didn't put out an album for eight years, which granted Rihanna didn't put out an album for like eight years and she got to the headline.

47:36But I mean, like what are like the Rocky bangers that they're going to play? Like granted his new album did pretty well and everything, but it's not like there's any songs that are like recognizable at all. He's going to play. I love bad bitches. That's my fucking problem. I don't think he's having the moment that would qualify him to perform at the halftime show. I feel like, uh, yeah, there's no way I, you know, I wouldn't mind seeing, uh, a couple of different female rappers perform as a sort of medley. Get Glorilla, Cardi B and Meg the stallion all up there. But, but not no real one, like headliner though.

48:09You're talking about just all three of them. I know. It's kind of a cop out. Well, it'd be like if I could see that happening during a Lil Wayne set. Like, are we going to have a medley for the females? It is taking place in Inglewood. Wayne said definitely how if Wayne don't have it. That's crazy. What is? You talking about the Super Bowl game? Yeah, yeah. Dan, the Super Bowl just left Inglewood. They doubled it back that fast? Was it really? I didn't know. He ain't about to be here. That wasn't a Ramson. That's a little Snoop Dogg. That was in Inglewood. Okay, but it sounds kind of crazy when I'm saying like, oh, like a bunch of different girls.

48:40but like look what they gave Dre. You know, 50 wasn't able to do it on his own. Eminem wasn't able to do it on his own. Snoop. They had to combine them all, which I really feel like all of those people could have headlined and could have done a great job, but it did make it this like supercharged, crazy halftime show to have all those stars together. No, the whole thing was it was a Dre thing, and everybody that came from Dre Tree type thing. He's not a rapper, so he can't just how many songs he can do. Mary J. Blige too, yeah. I wonder why they threw her in there. he produced her yeah let's get it she's not exactly like at the forefront of the artists that you typically associate with Dre I think that they just probably from a DEI perspective wanted to have a woman up there I mean she's definitely over there Mary J.

49:24Blige is the queen of hip hop for sure she deserves all the accolades in the world I'm just saying like her connection to Dre is way less intense than 50 Eminem and Snoop who you cannot separate them from Dre ever No, you're right. It's a D. I played, but like, who was it going to be? Her and Michele. You feel me? Like a game didn't get his chance, which would have been way more necessary. But also 50 don't want to be anywhere near him. You know, you see how you just you just put on Drake, bring out everybody. You know, I think it would be dope if they did a cash money Super Bowl. That'd be crazy.

49:56That'd be hard. I agree. That's what dysfunctional, bro. That'd be Wayne, Juvie, Burp. That'd be crazy, bro. But look at what's happening on the Cash Money tours that they've done recently and stuff. It feels like they can't really get their shit together, so I don't know. Well, yeah, because I feel like they'd have to pay Wayne twice as much money as everybody. But they don't pay. It's unpaid. Right. And you have to pay for the set, allegedly. The production comes out of your pocket. Is that a fact? Isn't that insane? I know. I was just told that. I don't believe that. No, it's true. If they don't pay the artists, you got to pay for a set?

50:31I thought, okay, I thought they would. I thought they pay for the set, but you don't get any money. That's what I thought. But I wouldn't be surprised if it was that as well. Allegedly, Taylor Swift wanted to do it this year, but she was asking for a commercial during it for her project or something, and that was too much for them, which doesn't make a lot of sense to me because Taylor Swift, if she's going to fucking be the biggest headliner you've ever had, give her a fucking ad slot. For sure. For sure she'll break the record. For sure. Yeah. I agree. I agree. For sure. she will. I think Rihanna will too.

51:05The one I'm breaking and the other one turning around. The NFL covers all major production and travel costs. You think Rihanna even cared? She in a different bag right now. She already did it. She already got that off her buggy list. She seemed like she really didn't give a fuck. Did Mariah do one before? No. I feel like if Iceman produces the level of hits that I think that Drake probably wants it to maybe it makes sense for him to do it although does he not want to necessarily perform at the same halftime show that was used two years ago to call him a pedophile? Nah fuck that it's in Inglewood I'm doing that if I'm Drake I'm in LA are you serious?

51:54Hell yeah I'm gonna do that shit that's a chance to perform even though it ain't Compton it's a chance to perform on, you know what I'm saying? SLA. It's just like it's in his confidence. It's your time to perform on his soil. I'm rapping on the Not Like Us beat. That ain't gonna work. You gonna embarrass yourself doing that. But whatever Drake finna do, he not finna embarrass himself, so he would do it in a way that I think Future should get one too. He should be considered more than Rocky. If they got Rocky in there, Future on Rocky. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Future got bangers. I would just like to point out Future's performance.

52:31from the 2008 NFC finals in San Francisco when Future performed Tony Montana, one of the greatest performances in NFL history. If you ask all the Atlanta artists right now, they're going to tell you Future to go. That's a fact. That's a fact. Even throughout that whole Drake beef, Drake never took aim at Future. Which is kind of insane. He's Atlanta, they go. Future got bangers. Why nobody ain't said nothing about Cole performing? Oh, J. Cole? Yeah. I don't know if he's good. He got a good set, too. But it feels like he's kind of like not mainstream. Like he has a super hardcore fan base, but it doesn't necessarily feel that like the rest of the world, like hip-hop cares about J.

53:21Cole. I don't know that the rest of the culture would necessarily. We ain't trying to hear songs about virginity during the fucking Super Bowl halftime. That's only one song. Oh, he got a better set than Rocky. You're right. Kendrick, he got a better set than Rocky. Kendrick and Bad Bunny did the same thing where they largely performed songs from their most recent project, which is kind of crazy because, you know, a lot of people would go with their greatest hits, you know? That's true. That's true. Like, yeah. Like, we didn't see Kendrick dipping too much into the Pimp a Butterfly bag or anything like that.

53:52Definitely wasn't doing those Section 80 classics. Yeah. When it comes to the Super Bowl, you're coloring in the lines of the context of what corporate America accepts and allows and is willing to mask and modify and push to the mask. But once they give it to you, they're not going to tell you, no, you got to play these songs as opposed to these songs. So that's why from somebody like Kendrick or Bad Bunny's perspective, it's like they want to play their new shit because they want to promote their new shit. And I don't think that the Super Bowl cares enough to say like, oh, hey, no, your set list has to have a couple more bangers in it.

54:25Do you think that if they let somebody perform for the Super Bowl, they go tell them who they can and can't bring out? Yes. Because I believe I think Drake is a no-go. So if we don't want to perform, Drake is a no-go or then you got Nicki Minaj in it too. Oh, she's out of here. She's done. She'll never get a big look like that again. Ever. Wayne came and bring his kids out. The people he produced. Why Drake is a no-go though? Because Jay-Z hates them. Right. I would say that. The underlying issue. For sure, though, Nikki is a bigger no-go than Drake. Regardless, like, just because of. No, yeah.

55:00Nikki Minaj is, they're going to take away her bank accounts. She's canceled from mainstream society for life now. You telling me that you believe right now if Drake called the NFL and tell them, hey, look, I want to do the Super Bowl, they're going to say no because of Jay-Z? I don't believe that. Jay-Z's in charge of it, bro. He's a coordinator. And I think they for sure, they'll veto that. If Drake doesn't call the NFL, he calls Jay-Z and says, hey, I'm headlining a shot. I don't think Jay-Z. You got the pecking order messed up. You know what I'm saying? So, like, Jay-Z, he the gatekeeper of the halfway, halftime show.

55:30Oh, Post Malone. I can see that. I can see that for sure. I like him, too. He's inoffensive. He's kind of like the guy, Taylor Swift, without all the giant hits. He's got hits. But, yeah, I could see that one. Let's be honest. Let's be honest. After this year, the Whites really need Post Malone. You feel me? Jelly Roll. Yeah, Jelly Roll for sure would be the number one choice. These are just people I wouldn't be surprised if they gave me to. Even though I think to Jelly Roll it would be a gift right now. I don't know how many people admit this, but I was in prison. I got off the shoe. This was 2016.

56:07I turned on the radio. I was fresh off the shoe. We don't got radios in there, so I missed it. I turned on the song and it was like that White Irishman played. Banger! But listen, before I knew what the song was called, I was listening to the radio and I started getting on my I'm like, man, he hard. I never knew he was white, bro, until somebody told me. But you didn't hear the chorus where he says white, Iverson? I never knew again that all that was on the radio around the same time, that CD. I never knew he was white until somebody told me, like, hey, bro, you know you. I'm like, what? I'm like, no, he not.

56:41I'm like, yeah, he white. That's why it's called that song called White Iverson. I'm like, oh, that's right. I never knew if somebody not told me that he was white. I would have thought he was black the whole time. You just thought he was saying he was light skin or something, huh? I never knew. I never knew. Since he started balling now, that's his hardest song. I never knew he was white, bro. After that song, every song since he's been distancing himself from hip hop a little bit by a little bit. For sure. For sure. Used us to get on, just like the white folks. Used us to get on, didn't want to distance they self from us.

57:08That's funny. You go diss the white boys in front of they face? Yeah. That's how you get down? On his neck. Hey. Mali Saris did it too. He's Mexican and I'm a tuna. We've been here long enough. If Fools was finna turf off, they would have done it. If anything, I feel it's a weird thing for me to say, but he was cool. But I'll say this. I feel like there need to be more gatekeeping when it comes to who really gets accepted in hip-hop culture. And when I say hip-hop culture, I don't just mean rapping. Anybody can rap. Hip-hop needs whatever they can get right now. So I feel like gatekeeping is the least of the problems.

57:45Maybe we've been gatekeeping a little too much because we don't got no superstars anymore. You know, there's like so few up and coming artists that even move the needle at all right now. I don't lie. Post-hor. You talking about out of hip hop or the coast? Hip hop in general right now. Post-hor. I guess you from the West Coast now or some shit? I claim it a little bit, you know. I look out for it. I've been checking you out. I'm like Dejan. You're like, yeah. Because over here, where we from, you talk like you're here. So we adopted you, huh? i've been here long enough that i when i see an artist coming up out of southern california i want to help push them just because i feel like you know i care about la's longevity obviously there's been a lot of ups and downs over the years as far as like hip-hop relevance still like you know the main city but as far as the culture itself you know i i care in a way that i don't i don't really care about you know the next hot florida rapper you know if they get on and they do their thing that's great but it's not really i don't feel as invested in it well whether or not you from here no jumper from here you feel me like no jumper started here was spawned here and that's that's funny you would say that about florida though because like damn like a lot of the rappers that blew up on this platform was from out there so i would like just say tune in with florida just on gp like i care about like seeing rappers do well period in general just because that's the culture that i've always been associated with and uh you know but la yeah i care more So Adam Do you think Miley Cyrus, you know when she came out with that Bangers album or whatever, and she was on her hip hop scene and she was running around with - Mike Will made it.

59:15Yeah, that was a fun era, yeah. Yeah. Once she got away, she did that. A lot of people feel like that was her best album. You know what I'm saying? Once she got away from the hip hop sound, she tried to dissonance. I'm uncomfortable with how much more familiar you seem to be with Miley Cyrus' catalog than I am. I'm a huge Miley Cyrus fan. He's got older daughters too, so he's probably - No, but she raw though. that banger's album that's a fact that's not even her best album though Miley Cyrus and her dead pets the album that followed that which was produced by the dude from Flaming Lips one of the best indie rock musicians that album that's the name of the band do you think she's successful now she was already successful after she got her way trying to get away from the same thing you said the post trying to do right now you gotta remember like that era was the era of Katy Perry putting Juicy J on her lead single and stuff It was like hip hop was so huge at that moment that all these artists couldn't help, but try to harness it.

1:00:10And I do think it's funny that like, you know, Billie Eilish, when she was coming in the game, she was friends with XXX and Tassion. You don't ever see her do anything with any rappers now, you know? Well, she's still Dick rides hip hop for sure. But like, I don't really hear her speak on it. Right. But like, she'll have Instagram stories with like, I think it was Greedo or some shit. She'll have like random, like, Oh no, it was fucking Zolo Sama. She had this whole thing about, I love Underrated. Like, that song is so raunchy. Look up fucking Billie Eilish speaking on Zoe Osama. Ain't that the one that was trying to say Jake was, like, on some weird stuff with her or something like that?

1:00:43No, that's Millie Bobby. You want to watch this? Okay, for me, Underrated by Zoe Osama. Zoe Osama. Zoe Osama. This is rap. I don't know. I literally don't know another song by the guy, but he's tight, and that song is fresh. And he rhymes up with up like 70 times. It's amazing. It's just catchy and it's so vulgar and so good. That's crazy because that means that Billie Eilish has donated money to the NoJubber bank account by watching that Zoosama video on the channel. Actually, to be real, he has had it monetized for a long time now, but for the first couple of months we had it monetized. look at this donation the music industry dying is good no jumper once embraced the underground now you're begging for machine back superstars uh i remember being in high school and thinking that that kind of thing made sense let me explain to you the underground at a certain point was cranking out superstars x juice world little peep etc all these people that got taken from us too early i mean i don't think you could really like love rap and say the music industry dying is good because the big artists bring in fans for the smaller artists.

1:02:06You know, when you have a Drake, it's like the Drake fans at some point become hip-hop fans and are more likely to listen to other rappers. So as far as I believe that somebody like Drake increases the overall potential audience for underground rappers. So if you don't care about the mainstream and you just love underground rappers, you should still appreciate the big artists who come in because those essentially have like a trickle-down effect to the smaller artists. no but i would say that artistic merit is not mutually exclusive with success so basically being popular doesn't mean you're dope or vice versa so just because somebody just because there's not superstars to the degree there was in previous generations don't mean that there's not a lot of fools that are raw as fuck putting it down and it actually is kind of healthier for the overall economy if those people are utilizing the independent market direct to consumer sales it could be good for rap it really could yeah and i'm gonna be real with you is like i lived through the era in which metal albums were like number one on the billboard charts and that's not the case anymore and uh you know i don't really care about metal the way i care about hip-hop but i do note that and find that kind of fascinating that now metal is a much more niche subculture and i feel like if there's so few superstars in rap that we don't have a rapper headline the super bowl uh for the next 20 years that's overall bad for hip-hop in general you know I want hip hop to continue to be the number one genre of music.

1:03:31Cause I remember when it wasn't and I could imagine a world in which it's not again, you know, it's like right now, hip hop seems a bit smaller than it was 10 years ago. And I think that overall that's bad for people who want to build businesses around hip hop or, you know, generate new artists, et cetera. What were those metal bands that were running on top of the charts? Slayer was on top of the charts. I don't know. They're like literally on top of the charts, but like, I was watching a documentary about some old thrash bands and stuff, and they're just saying this album went to number four on the charts.

1:04:02And you're looking at who number one and number two is, and it's like Michael Jackson and shit. And I'm like, that is such a distant memory that I feel like the average person does not remember that metal had that kind of cultural cachet at some point. Guns N' Roses, Metallica, ACDC. And even that, that's like huge metal. But I'm talking about more noisy fucking underground type shit. Well, the last metal music that was resonating with the masses was essentially like hip hop infused. It's new metal. You know what I'm saying? I know. It's all been downhill since then. It's all been downhill since then for shit show.

1:04:37But it's kind of funny. We need to make new metal great again, honestly. But after metal, it started going to like, you know what I'm saying, more soft and classic. Yeah, emo and all that. Yeah. Red Hot. Red Hot. You know what I'm saying? But like what? Red Hot. Yeah. Even Little Biscuit. They had number one, all them had number ones. Limp Bizkit was basically like a rap group with instruments. But they was rock. They considered it. Yeah, no, exactly. Red Hot Chili Peppers, Maroon 5, all them. They was on top of the charts too as well. There's just a heavy hip-hop influence in a lot of those bands, like from Limp Bizkit to Korn to Rage Against the Machine to System of a Down to Deftone.

1:05:15So like a lot of those bands that were topping the charts in the late 90s, early 2000s. And I'm looking at, I asked Chad, biggest metal bands post-new metal, and it's like Deftone, Slipknot. To me, I consider both of those basically part of the new metal era. It was for sure Deftones. But then you get stuff like Kill Switch, Engage, Bring Me the Horizon. These things are like very niche in comparison to new metal. New metal was like top of the charts. Right. And then since then, like the biggest rock bands, you can't even differentiate from EDM. It's like 21 Pilots and what's the other fools called?

1:05:45The whatever they're called. What's considered to be new rock? New metal. I mean, new metal. Like Korn and Limp Bizkit. Oh, yeah, yeah. It was basically like the metal bands that were willing to fully embrace hip-hop and meld the two sounds together, which also got labeled corny and basically kind of fell out of favor very quickly in the mainstream. Because it was. It was selling though. All in was they came through selling though. It was huge, but like Fred Durst with the backwards red hat, which definitely, Didn't age terribly well. Even though I like it now. I look back at it now. I'm like, damn, why did we hate on that shit so hard?

1:06:22I think that Woodstock 99, like, catastrophe was kind of like the apex, like the height of. Bro, we don't know how good we had it back then, besides the rapes and everything. The what? They did, like, another Woodstock, and there was, like, a bunch of, like, craziness. People were getting raped in their tents and shit. He's crazy. He was fucked up. Hey, who was the dude? I believe he did rock. Heavy battle activity. What? You know like DMX. There's like footage from that Woodstock with like DMX performing in front of I don't know how many people it was. Hundred thousand. Many hundreds of thousand.

1:06:55It's fucked. You'll never see anything like that again probably. You'll see that. Biggest crowded rapper ever rocked. Who was that rock star dude that took the like one of his ribs out so he'd be able to suck his own guard? That's fake news. Yeah, the rumor was Marilyn Manson. I don't think that's true though. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's the same rumor. That was the same era of like Britney Spears swallowed 10 dudes cum and they pumped her stomach. I thought that was Lil' Kim they say. That was Lil Kim. Okay, that's the hood version. Yeah, yeah. In New Hampshire, it was pretty serious. But why do we all hear the same rumors?

1:07:23It's so crazy. Lil Kim the goat, but she might also be the goat. Are you doing it? It wasn't one of them? They said she went crazy on the Wu-Tang crew. Was it Wu-Tang? Was it Wu-Tang? Hey, but you know what the Wu-Tang? What's the call it? Junior Moppy? Everybody put the rumor. Wu-Tang. Angie Martinez, a lot of people, they say she used to make up her own rumors. Like, basically, back then, to go viral. like she used to spread a lot of... That's like the All-In-Fam's method now. I'm going to put it past her, though. For sure. I'm going to put it past her, though. Angie kind of seemed, I mean, I don't know, you don't know in real life, but she kind of seemed like just from like, you know, seeing her, like she was like a cool person.

1:07:58She was cool. No, but see, Angie, she get the blowback for the instigating the East and the West beef type thing. That's so cool to put on her. No, that's because... You're right. You're right. That's the scene they put on her. No, because something like an interview she did or something happened, and then after that interview or someone said like that was put out and went. Well, she was interviewing Big when. I don't like her. Well, she was interviewing Big when Dog Pound was out shooting the New York, New York video, and then they trailer got shot up. Yeah, but she was like, y 'all going to come let them, you know what I'm saying?

1:08:30Did she say that? He said that. No, he said that. He said that. No, she let them know that they was out there filming that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And they called in. Somebody, who's that that called in? Was that Big? Big was on the radio like, hey, Pookie, Ray Ray, Quan Quan. Y 'all gonna let him come? Hey, BX, shout out BX. Everybody in the BK. Hey, my whole them can't. Like, he incited some violent shit. I can't put that on Angie Martinez, though. Nah, for real. She the one informed him that they was out there. I didn't know she had a messy jacket other than. She definitely been in some gritty shit, right?

1:09:02Just like probably like three years, four years ago, she had her own little show where she was interviewing all the old rappers. She had one with like Snoop. She had one. She did one interview with Snoop. She did one with Fat Joe. And it was like going over some shit that happened in the 90s that, you know, kind of was like involving her and shit, too. And I'm like, damn, okay. She's supposed to have a lost tape with Pac, too, that she was talking about. Remember that? They was going to raise it. Rated T for team. Hey, everyone. It's the best in the world. CM Punk. Back to shake up WWE 2K26. This year, the show never stops.

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1:10:23You see how easy it was for them to call in? Yeah. It's like you just interrupt somebody to interview? That's crazy. Hey, yo! I be listening to old I'm like, this fool just called in while Maze is on the radio and Cameron is yelling at him. But now they'd be like using AI so it would be like a fake Nas calling in to scream at Jay-Z. Right. There's all kinds of new shit to worry about now. Y 'all don't think that that New York, New York video is like mad disrespectful? Of course it is. I'd be pissed. Of course it is. You feel me? That whole song. Yeah, I love that shit. Kicking over the buildings and all that.

1:10:59Hey, what did Jay-Z say? We ain't been the same since Snoop came and knocked down the towers. You feel me? That was some disloyal shit, right? I mean, fools were like super pissed on Jay's behalf. Because Jay-Z basically was like giving the West Coast all this credit for doing so much damage to New York and acting like he was the sole savior of New York. And like, you know, it's hard to think of like what the parallel would be now, but it would be like if a Toronto rapper was like doing a song, giving Kendrick all these props for doing damage to Drake. Yes, Toronto ain't been the same since Kendrick.

1:11:35I'm not like us. If you really care about the city, you should not be glowing them up on that level unless that's really your homie. He was telling the truth though. Go ahead. It was a hypothetical. But JZ was scared shitless of Suga now. You know what I'm saying? He wasn't doing nothing when Pockney was around. He kind of bullied him into shouting him out and using you know what I'm saying? Me and my girlfriend and all that little shit. I don't know about that. No, it's history. JZ wasn't even really doing that East Coast, West Coast thing. JZ was really just like getting his feet wet a bit on the mainstream level to where like he wasn't even like really in it but Pac did like mentioning him you know what I'm saying because he was just mentioning everybody.

1:12:17No no no no no I ain't saying he was involved with the East Coast West Coast thing it was it was something with them directly with the death row dudes. No but when Hov said that in that song this was I want to say 99-2000 this is like cash Money, Bling Bling is taking over the rap game from the 99s and the 2000s. The only other relevant New York rappers at that point were DMX and Big Pun. Nobody else was really cracking. You feel me? Nas was like, had just dropped the worst album in his career. LL was still going platinum every year. That's a fact. I mean, LL is... He was in the loudest. LL was going platinum every year.

1:12:58LL is still... He wasn't in the conversation like that. He was going platinum. He was going platinum, bro. That's cute to me. LL was like in his own lane. Yes, he's a legacy. He wasn't even minting in the beef and he been around. Then nobody would say, oh, fuck LL. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Somebody like Nas would be way more in the conversation even if he was selling a lot less than LL because of the artistry and the fact that he had that respect. Yeah. I never heard nobody say, that's the smooth operator can't go hat. LL was left off the beef. The successful New York rappers don't have a New York sound, though.

1:13:36They're the minority, the ones that do. The ones that got a different type of sound and don't sound like they're New York. Those are the ones that blow. They take your order on some lovey-dovey, you know what I'm saying? But do you think there'll ever be a great, big, mainstream, huge superstar L.A. rapper that isn't able to largely break out of that sort of L.A. sound? Because I feel like when you look at somebody like Roddy Ricch, You could be a Roddy Ricci. Like that one album, obviously, has been kind of dark since then. But that one album, it's not a lot of indications that this is like a West Coast project.

1:14:11You know, he went mainstream with it and it worked. But a lot of L.A. rappers that I hear, it feels like they're kind of being held back by sounding a little too L.A. Tyler. Okay, so you sound like, what would it be the next artist that got the L.A. sound that make it big? Don't say that. What is it? Tyler who? Tyler Greer. The big one L.A. artist? Man, he's... All right, go ahead. No, no, no, no, no. Go, bro, go. No, no, no, no. No, he's sneaky with his accolades, bro. That dude accomplished. No, that's a fact. Then that's a fact. We just don't know anyone who listens to him. Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

1:14:42Myself included. But I'm trying to understand what you're saying. You're saying like somebody's gonna make it like superstar status with an L.A. sound? I think if you're gonna really make it a superstar status, you gotta change the sound. And I don't think the rest of the country is as interested in hearing L.A. sounding records, which is different than the 90s when G-Funk really took the nation by storm. That's our sound. I don't think we got a sound no more. We ain't got no identity like that because every time somebody come with something, you got people like suspects saying, oh, man, why you sound like J-Bo?

1:15:12Or somebody, Draco got his way. Who you trying to sound like Draco? I'm thinking if they from the coast and they come with a sound, if people take a little bit from him and him, well, what's the problem? Because we all from the same coast. But Draco and J-Bo are kind of like two of the best examples of dudes who have come out over the last 10 years that had their own signature sound and then both of those movements kind of got stopped prematurely. J-Bow hopefully not permanently, but... What I'm saying, but if these the sounds they got, that sent the wave, it ain't called the West Coast sound, it's called the J-Bow sound or the Draco sound, right?

1:15:45Is that what y 'all saying? No, if the people on the West Coast created it, it's a West Coast sound, but look... That's how I want to look at it, but you got... I'm arguing with, going back and forth with Suspect, I'm thinking in California, northern or southern, it don't matter. Like, you know what I'm saying? If somebody pop out of our coast and they got a sound popping, what's wrong with claiming that sound along the coast? But that'd be us saying, oh, you jockey, you jockey, you jockey. I just feel like when it's too derivative, it's like depressing to listen to. Like when you listen to a rapper and they're using the same flow, the same slang, you're just borrowing everything from a big artist.

1:16:18I don't know, that shit could be kind of... So what if you use the beat but not their cadence? You gotta have something to make it stand out. But also, a lot of the artists he's talking about are just random dudes who might get 10 ,000 views on a song, but they ain't really going anywhere. Look, the example that a successful L.A. rappers we have, bro, this is a fact. If you put a machine, if they get with the right people, bro, they're going to be super successful because the coach is going to support them. When the game came out, it was nothing that was stopping them. Nothing could get in his way.

1:16:47But 50 cent cosine, and he was super talented. That's what I'm saying. It's telling out. That's what I'm saying. If they get with the right people, the machine get by. That's like I even feel like Rock. Like Rock, if they put some money really and push him and get him a decent – J-Rock, and they put some decent – giving him a decent hour, you can't tell me that J-Rock wouldn't be successful. I think that shit sells. Eastside, Caveboy, G-Purico, all these dudes had a talent, bro. I even feel even young. If you got a machine behind these dudes, can rap, rap, bro. If you put a machine behind these dudes, or they get with the right producers, and they get with their connections, bro, you can't tell me that these dudes would be successful.

1:17:24But part of the making of a superstar level rapper is that they have to have the drive to actually pursue that or the intelligence to be able to figure out how to get into those rooms and make those connections, et cetera, you know? Especially in this day and age, the labels are not going to do it for you. They have no incentive to do so. So you don't think J-Rock has the work ethic and the essential, I mean - If it was going to happen, it would have happened a decade and a half ago. J-Rock did it already. What are you talking about? J-Rock, he had his moment. No, he's successful. He's never going to have a moment that's bigger than the moments he's already had.

1:17:54I don't think they treated J-Rock the same way that they did K-Dot. No, they had to go to Kendrick because the J-Rock thing wasn't working. Listen, when they put a little money, what did he do? When they put a little money, like, hold up, he could be. Hey, bro, J-Rock got the most powerful machine in California behind him. Right? And then it wasn't working. He don't get the same budget as Doc, though. He was an experiment. He was the first one through the door. Yes, he was the first one. He had to take the blows and like, if it's going to work or not. And then, you know, he came in after. Doc came in right behind J-Rock.

1:18:28You know what I'm saying? It was soul and all the money. Q, Q, they was over there too. But you see what happened when they put a little money, more money behind Schoolboy Q? No, no, no. But J-Rock got, what about that win, win, win, win? He had a Grammy nomination, a platinum album, like platinum single? I'm not saying that he's not successful even now or he didn't have no success. I feel personally, if they would have put that same budget and pushed him like they pushed K-Dot, J-Rock would be way bigger, bro. This is a fact. I think they did everything they could. It wasn't really happening.

1:18:58They put his ass on the Black Panther Project, all these Kendrick guys. I mean, it's like... One or two sets. Spoittyface, when you have an artist who's dope, who everybody likes the way they rap, and you put money into them, and you put them in front of a mainstream audience, and they don't really give a fuck, what are you going to do? But keep dumping millions into him? That was three albums later, though. That was three albums later. If he come out the gate like game, the documentary, J-Rock, way more success. I got rappers I love that I think are so talented as rappers, and I'm watching them, and I see them trying to make hits, and it ain't working, and the people ain't reacting to it.

1:19:36And on one hand, yeah, maybe if the label wanted to dump 10 million into them, they could make it happen. But ultimately, the people either love you or they don't. And in this day and age, it is fucking damn near impossible to make them love you if they don't just naturally latch on to that shit once you put it out there. You know, even take somebody like Sexy Red. It kind of feels like that whole experiment ain't really panning out to be what it maybe could have been. And this is like a chick who's funny. She's ratchet. She's had hit records. She's done shit with Drake. She's done shit with Chief Keep.

1:20:04Like everything good that you could possibly have happen in your career, whether they bought those things or they just kind of fell into place. And it still is like it's hard to make people pay attention to her now. Now, pitcher trying to pump a 40-year-old dude from the hood out here, that's infinitely harder. You're making my point for me. That's what I'm saying. If they pussy, that's now. I'm telling you, if they came out the gate shooting like that, absolutely they'd be. But they weren't his team, bro. They're kicking off the ground is what you're not understanding. They had swung the bat first with him.

1:20:32Let him have been the bat. They did. Let him have been the second or third. They were one of my favorite rappers, bro. But hold on. But let him have been the second or third to come off the bench for TDE, it would have been different. I agree. I agree Like they Doc got that chance They had more money J-Rock forever had that Titty he respect Because he kicked the door The door open first That's how I first heard Kendrick's on his album Yes people didn't know Who dude Doc was Until Until J-Rock had that All my life Song with Lil Wayne But which we'll call it Which we'll call it Well though Schoolboy Q He was successful Why he just said Schoolboy Q Like he just like Knocking Like knocking That oxymoron That was a successful album What are you talking about He fell back A lot of them was successful before K-Dot even got the chance.

1:21:17But he's not that far ahead of J-Rock. You keep using him as an example. He was, what are you talking about? Yeah, they all came together. No, I'm saying he's not that much like when you measure in success, he's not that far ahead of J-Rock. Yeah, I don't think there's a... His album, the oxymoron, is better than J-Rock. I think neck and neck. I think a lot of people are kind of naive about how much it costs to put out an album, a hip-hop album, to make people believe that this person is more popular than they are. I don't think when Schoolboy Q puts out an album that this is a profitable exercise.

1:21:50I think maybe him touring off the album maybe can do it, but it's like ultimately like who's going to be the benefactor that's just going to dump millions of dollars into your career to keep making it look like you're more successful than you are because that's what a lot of artists have been getting by on, and now there's way less of that. I'll be honest. J-Rug was always my favorite TDE rapper. He's just super inconsistent, bro. He doesn't put out, he doesn't drop enough, bro. That's the teeny way. That's not, that's the point over here. He's less prolific, meaning he dropped less. He made less music.

1:22:19But probably if making music was really, really profitable for him, he probably would have kept doing it. Yeah, he might could have. I don't think that's really what the situation was. They are hard. They are hard. I'm just saying that. Yeah, exactly. No, but Absol, like he's respected in hip hop. you could put a billion dollars in the ab soul you ain't gonna make them like a fucking superstar and there's health issues there that's one thing i agree with you on you know there's a big difference between a superstar like somebody who can really like print money off of their music career and someone who's just going to be respected within hip-hop absolute totally respected in hip-hop not a superstar lyrically he like when it comes to like i said jayrock my favorite but ab soul as far as just bar wise and lyrics like he's in a different galaxy from the rest of tde or damn near most of los angeles to your to the previous point about the stockton sound now uh suspects was talking about a lot of people one of them was pay gotti i think pay gotti is hard as fuck regardless he's a we talked about him last week yeah he rapper from out here he's popular you feel me and he i think the biggest criticism people are making or what suspect was saying was that it's not just a sound but he using certain lingo that's not typical of la It's more Stockton, EBK, J-Bo type lingo.

1:23:34Hey, K, bouncing out the low, drop ski, things like that. If you're even having that conversation, you're way too in the weeds to even be thinking about like making a superstar level rapper. No, I'm just talking about like California having a sound. But when we have a rapper that start making some noise based on they sound and then somebody else try to like kind of piggyback off of it. Then California people, oh, you jocking him, you jocking him. But damn, we trying to reinvent ourselves and come with something. because the G-Funk, who happened on the G-Funk beat now? Except for what, G Perico, Zol Samu, you know what I'm saying?

1:24:08Mozzie's still talking, bro. He got his own something. Mozzie, Mozzie, Mozzie's still talking. Man, it's a lot of dudes out there, man. Yeah, Mozzie's one of my favorite rappers. K-Boy, you got artists out here, bro. G Malone's still hard too, but like he older, but it's still people out here that's putting in that work, bro. There's a lot of people making good rap music, but let's be real. Man, we don't got to say that. It ain't necessarily profitable in this day and age, right? Well, and in the 90s, think about this. All of the Biggie Small Singles. Look at Biggie Small Singles. Ain't none of East Coast sounds.

1:24:38They sound like they're from L.A. They're all West Coast sounding records. R &B samples. R &B infused West Coast records, bro. Big Papa with the high pitch synth lead. That's a fucking West Coast sound. All of his juicy. That sound like a West Coast record. Mozzie and Ken. Hypnotized. They carrying the West Coast. Hey, as far as East Coast, all they biggest artists got somebody else's sound, bro. I don't care if it's Nicki. I don't care if it's Joe Crack. His biggest song is what? You think Nicki sound like somebody else? No, her sound, the beats she used. All that, the New York beats is ass, bro.

1:25:13Like, ain't nobody rocking out to know. Who getting in the car playing some whatever song that got a New York beat? And that's what they be thinking about our beats out here in, like, the East Coast. Like, when they're in New York and they hear our type of beats, they be like, Our type of beach was number one. How many number ones Mustard had? That was a million years ago. But all I'm saying. You're talking about the beach. That's LA. You guys are all invested in LA. Picture a bunch of New York old heads sitting around talking about how the boom bap sound is going to be like the thing for New York.

1:25:45Nobody gives a fuck. Nobody wants to hear that shit. That's what I just said. You go to New York and you hear this old school rap still getting played and you're like, damn, that shit still exists. That's crazy. It's just like you know the World doesn't give a fuck about tradition anymore It's also just like If you look at America Most of America isn't Like there's way more people in the south than the midwest There's way higher What you mean more people There's way more people and there's way more commonality In the type of sounds that they like So the music from the south resonates with way more Of the United States Because it's way bigger of a region Sound kind of resonates to the lifestyle They got the ship clubs and shaking ass in the south and then you know they pitching dope off the stoop i guess you go to texas everybody got the same flow yeah and it sounds more modern than a lot of stuff that's coming out of la to be totally honest i ain't gonna lie i didn't even listen to east coast music till later on in life yeah i feel it but i was i was growing up on the east coast listening to west coast rap because in the early 90s it was that was just it we had it even on the east coast the first rapper i gave a fuck about with Snoop.

1:26:51I learned about everything from Snoop in 91, 92. You know Snoop was cheating though because we trying to rhyme certain words to words. He could say fizzle. At the end of it. Doggy style. He wasn't talking all that. Doggy style. Dog father. I'm saying like the doggy style album. He wasn't talking the fizzle talk yet. That was really... None of that. He was in the Disney. Dog father. None of that. He wasn't talking about that. That came like what? Tax Act can think of a million things more fun than filing taxes. Tax Act is going to name some now. Sitting in traffic. Folding a fitted bed sheet. Listening to your co-worker talk about his fantasy team.

1:27:36Digging a hole. Digging an even larger hole next to that original hole. Unfortunately, Tax Act's filing software can't make taxes fun. But Tax Act can help you get them done. Tax Act. Let's get them over with. I'll pay the cost to be the boss. But not every artist I love from that era aged so gracefully, too, because I was a huge Coolio fan. Long than Coolio, man. To me, I was looking at Coolio. Coolio and Snoop to me were like, yo, the Crips are crazy, bro. These dudes are nuts. I've seen Coolio down there every day as a kid. I lived long enough to see Coolio become a juggalo. Oh, for real? Recipes.

1:28:17You used to mown apart. Every day of mown apart. Oh, you did? Really? Wow. That's what's up. Yeah, Gangsta's Paradise, for sure. We definitely also. That was the song. No, no. Fantastic Voyage, though. That was the first one. Fantastic Voyage, bro. That just. Oh, so you like the wisdom quality, too? Tone? All the girls coming out? No, no, no. The car on the beach and all the girls are coming out of the car? It's literally like endless chicks. There's no way they could all fit in the car. but yes somehow they're defying physics and still getting out that was the shit um all right let's switch it up right here i want to bring up a topic let's talk about some insular no jumper shit for a moment lush one oh yeah what's that man i understand that you were a little bit upset about the thursday version of the no jumper show being turned into the news so speak on that before i clarify no i wasn't upset it was um first of all it was more so i'm writing for my people because i'm getting a lot of text messages like i'm finding out from all the people that are on the show they're not happy about it hey hold on no no no no no don't act like you're speaking for them because i watched that episode bro you seemed like you was upset you check game and then you have rebuttals to why i mean you had reasons to why you was upset no i just think that ultimately at the end of the day is just kind of like now you're like I don't give a fuck no no no listen listen like ultimately we partners out of my partner at least tell me bro like oh this shit not working we partners we talk everyday how the fuck you not gonna say something to me like yo this show that you have is changing like and people wanna talk about it the only thing that's changing is the thumbnail realistically there's other elements to it you feel he backdoored you no I don't feel he backdoored me I'm going to communicate it more because instead I had Josh's weird ass explaining it to you, which maybe is not going to necessarily make it as cushioned as, because I did an interview with Danny from the stop yesterday.

1:30:17He interviewed me for his new platform. He started and I explained this. Josh and Danny. So let me just break it down. At that time, we had the Tuesday show and it was Adam Lush and Brick. Flacco said, yo, Adam, I know you're busy, but let's do a Thursday show and it'll be me instead of you and then Brick and Lush. so flaco brick lush and i was like you know what that is kind of a cool idea maybe that would be a cool extension of the tuesday show keep bricking lush put flaco in my place let's see how it goes fast forward brick's been incarcerated for almost a year flaco moved off and is on his weight loss journey that seemingly may never end never uh and lush is still around so ultimately people end up getting plugged in we got the taff third experiment we got the tamburger experiment we got who else suspect ends up getting thrown in the mix, etc.

1:31:07And I like that. I think we do have a solid cast for Thursdays. I do think we should keep it going. But ultimately, it just ended up not really feeling like an extension of the Tuesday show to me. It ended up feeling like a separate thing. And I felt like, especially given the time slot, given that it's taking place on Thursdays at the same exact time that the news typically takes place, it just felt like the more logical framing was to just call it the news because we do have kind of consistent crews like Munchie on Monday. He's typically on there on the news. You know, a few other people that have kind of like designated days, Ralphie and them on Fridays.

1:31:44So I didn't really think it was going to be that controversial. I was a little surprised. You don't want to tell me because if you did tell me, I would have fought back. You was putting on a show, bro, for them, bro. Like trying to be a union rep. He wanted to get his little victim. Oh, you think? Oh, you think? Because, you know, I'm checking him out, and then I'm hearing his pushback on it going from a show to the news. But then when he asked right now, he said, I was riding for my niggas. Because that's what it was. Because you think that shit affect me like that? You all, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, or Friday, so it don't affect you.

1:32:23Exactly, brother. So check in. that's why it's like and beyond that we could have had a conversation like you say oh this is a show that Flacco started whoopie whopie yeah that's all real and everything you said might be true but all I know is with very little direction I've been curating that motherfucker showing up every week I ain't missed a single episode in two years player I ain't missed a single I ain't gone on vacation I ain't gone to Turks and Caicos you feel me that's a shot at me that's a shot at you you feel me I ain't gone nowhere I've been in LA I only went there once. I went there for a week.

1:32:58I ain't been to Miami. I ain't been to Arizona. I ain't been in MacArthur Park. Man, I'm gonna take you on a trip. You keep talking like that. I'm gonna take you on a little vacay. I'm just saying. I'm gonna split that ass open. Yes, Diddy. Sorry, Germ. With that being said, my point is... Diddy activities. I love you, but it sound like... No, I sound stupid to y 'all or something? Nah, radio, bro. You taking shit too personal. Nah, hell nah. ain't no but it just got the news vibe so they just just just changing the title from show the news that's the only difference okay i feel like there's kind of two formats on no jumper right now the no jumper show is like adam plus hosts and then the news is no adam just hosts so the thursday show even in the first place with me not being on it did feel kind of weird like i feel like if we do like a monday show it's probably gonna be the no jumper show just because it'll be me and like a different cast or whatever you know i feel like uh and granted in the past we've had other shows on the platform and i would like to get to the point where we do that again but i don't know i just feel like you know the it just feels more like a news episode how do you feel about josh josh god that name josh yeah that's like a super meme nowadays well he was just he basically was talking down about you as an A-mic and saying that you ain't really been living up to the A-mic hype.

1:34:22And that's cool. You feel me? And that's cool. We're going to say this. You feel me? My contributions to this channel and what I do get undermined constantly. I'll agree with that. I respect your contribution for the record. Especially considering I know that I don't take myself too seriously. I'm very transparent with my drug use and things like that. So it's very easy to be like, oh, this dude's a liability. This dude's unreliable. This dude's this or that. This guy smokes Pookie. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You feel me? Twirls it. Twirls the poop. Ten to two, ten to two. With all that being said, the fact of the matter is.

1:35:00Are you real punctual for Adolphin? Like, you be on time and you don't miss. I take shit seriously, bro. I'm a. Call that a functioning smoker. Do not gas up the junkies. You know what? But here's the thing. I'm a junkie like Ozzy Osbourne. Like Mick Jagger. I'm a rock star, homie. I'm the last of a dying breed. What I am that don't exist no more. In the hood, we call you a functioning smoker. Hey, Lush, keep it real, Lush. Who shitted on the bathroom floor? What? No. You think I would do that in my own building? No, it wasn't me. Oh, hell no. You seem like you're lying. It wasn't me, huh? You don't seem like you're telling the truth right now.

1:35:41What day of the week was it? You couldn't make it. What day of the week was it? He squatted in the middle of that shit And dropped the dookie I wish I did You putting out club business Bunchy sounds like he knows No It was a Monday I didn't come yesterday He just said it was Bunchy We done had several conversations About booty wiping hygiene And all that I'm not even trying to get on He just said it was a bunch of you couldn't see Twitter. Hey, don't listen to Sprody. Sprody Cap. Hey, no, no, no. No, no, no. Hey, I'll be here on Mondays, but I wasn't here yesterday. But hold on. It's laughing a lot.

1:36:28I think it was him. Oh, hell no. Nah, Ant fell asleep on the toilet. He missed. Hey, so I'm guessing it's a joke because he ain't throwing out no day of the week. Man, look, man It was a munchie Monday Or it was one of them Tuesdays Before I came in I got told about it So how it was me Oh, so he said it was a munchie Monday Or one of them Tuesdays I came in So he's saying the day that I was here for sure Yeah He said you couldn't see the toilet It was one of the dogs, I'm going to say that I don't even say that They brought it to my attention I walked through the door They like, man, somebody shitting on the floor I mean, the dogs do make sense Except for the fact that the doors are always closed

1:37:15I said, was it a dog or like a human? They like, man, this was human. It was the size of a raisin net, they said. It was a raisin net. Oh, hell no. Good. Oh, hell no. When you ask about this, somebody said my name? No. They said much of a booboo. No, you crazy. What the fuck? They said much of a booboo. Blaming Munchie is diabolic Dan was on the toilet doing the Fentany I don't know I thought he couldn't make it in 40 seconds You shudder on yourself or something They say Man who did that Man y 'all know Munchie got the bad guts I was smoking some really strong Girl Scout cookies that day No seriously though Whoever did it bro You know what I'm saying Don't try to be a company man because the company, you just get up and go use the bathroom.

1:38:11Ain't nobody hanging in here to the end of the... Nah, y 'all got Munchie. They got you fucked up, Munchie. Nah, they ain't got Munchie G. They got you fucked up, bro. Crazy as motherfucker. On everything. They got you fucked up. Nah, I got that for you, bro. Fuck for it. Nah, hell no, bro. Hey, see, now you the flexing. I'm starting to think it was you. I wouldn't. Nah, hell no. Maybe that was before him. Nah, hell no. Before his time. Nah, hell no. He talking about somebody, you talking about all this fasting you was doing. Nah, they got you fucked up. I'm fucked up, bunching. Nigga, don't you.

1:38:39That ain't right, bro. You took some detox shit and came here. That ain't right. Hey, no, hold on. Last time you came here, why you get on me, he said that? No, Spongebob is talking too much. He smelt and delted. He trying to point some elbows. Hey, no. You said you was detoxing. I don't know what kind of detox shit you took and couldn't make it to the toilet. Yeah, whatever. See, instead of reflecting, you deflecting right now. I ain't even the person who said it. No, I'm re-reflecting. I'm over here taking up for you. You ain't taking up. You keep on my bunching. I'm the one saying they got you fucked up, bro.

1:39:08Nah, hell nah. He the one over there talking about it was human feces. Y 'all gonna let the white man divide y 'all again? He the one fuck it up. He the one fuck it up. It ain't the white man. It's the gangster crib divide niggas. He said it was Munchy Monday, bro. I asked the question, homie. I got told. Look, I don't care. Y 'all can point the finger. I want to hear it. I walked through the door. They told me about it. So I wasn't here. Before we even started, partner? Nah, hell no. How you shit on the floor anyway? How that happened? It would take so much work to take a shit on the ground. For real, though.

1:39:40You have to be able to. I don't even trust that most of you guys can do a squat. No offense. And then you got to shit while you're in the squat. But it fits your criteria, Les, because that McArthur Park, he was just doing it the other day on the wall. I was getting my ass licked on the wall. That's totally different. Mikey said it was not Munchie, LOL. I don't know how Mikey knows that. I think it was Mikey. The last people that ever heard that the day before, Where Mikey at? It was you, Lush. It was Adam. It was Mikey. And it was Kenny. You think that the shit was there from the day before? I vote Lush.

1:40:14Wow. Wow, that's insane. I vote Lush. So who cleaned it up? He came in that day and it was there that morning. Munchie, you know they got cameras in this motherfucker. Munchie's not even in the conversation. Nobody is besides Lush and me, I guess. You know they got cameras. If this was me, they would have had a picture of the Dookie. It would have been on the No Jumper Instagram. You're saying I know who it is. no one is here. Yeah, what about DNA? I'm just saying, they ain't protecting my ass. But see, I got a reputation for as soon as we done shooting, I'm out of here. The one time you lingered.

1:40:45I actually appreciate that about everybody here because back in the day, we used to have people do a podcast and then they want to sit on the couch for two hours and play Madden. Oh, yeah. Hey, hey, hey. Which is, it's kind of all right, but it's like, you know, at a certain point, we got to go. I think it's lush, but whoever smelt it, I think the nigga, Hefe mudded Josh found it Whoever smelt their deltie It's narrowed down to Lush Mikey Kenny Kenny is a wild card We don't know him that well He just said you was here too I've never seen Kenny as being that kind of guy But I don't know him that well Alright y 'all really want to do this shit game I'm not Lush though I ain't gonna lie We're gonna be politicking on this poop forever We could do it because that came out of, do you remember the, the butt wipe combo?

1:41:35Butt wipe. Butt wipe. We was talking about, you said you wiped three times and that's it. Nah, I wasn't here for that. I keep going for a while. I try to make sure that it's not too, cause I, that's the thing. My girl bought me some like white boxers. And as a result, sometimes at the end of the day or the next morning, I'd be looking at that shoot and just being like, damn, I got a solid skid mark in this thing. Wow. You streaky. These bitches. It's not going to do no more points. I'm a bicyclist. I'm a BMXer. How can I not do a skid? So y 'all want to revisit? You want to revisit your hypothesis, Munchy?

1:42:10You want to revisit your answer now? I don't got a bidet. I would like a bidet. In light of this new evidence, brother? I didn't invite it. What do you mean? In light of this new evidence. You know what? I like to finish with a baby wipe. You better finish with some type of wipe. But also I wipe from the front, which I know is controversial. What? What, bro? What? I don't give a fuck what you do. You too? He said you wipe from the front. As a circular motion player. I can't do it blind from the back. No offense. I can't do it from the back. Hey, man, that's so busy. So you wipe from the. It's not smearing all over my balls.

1:42:44Don't worry. I got a solid technique. Chad. How? Hey, I don't think Chad want to engage in how I'm going to wipe. Chad. All I know is this. He said you wipe from the front. That's great, bro. I ain't never heard that. Life long. That's crazy. Real talk, though, but I wasn't. I wasn't. It's supposed to be all types of shit in the way from you that's getting in the way. Come on now, Adam. What you skipping over it? I take my big old dong and I stick it to the side. You going over the hump? You hitting that speed bump. You got it. You wiping from the front. You hitting that speed bump. Look at this.

1:43:13Wiping from front to back is generally recommended by experts to avoid transferring fecal bacteria towards the urethra. You know how far my urethra is from my butthole? That's for a female. For a female. That's for a female. Not a male. I'm going to change it. I'm going to say I am a man. Because your urethra is your dick hole. No, no, no. And for a female, it's where she pees out. I'm saying, but if it's good for the females, it's okay for the males too. Bro, 26 % of men wipe from the front. And they're all gay. 26 % is way higher than the percentage of men who are gay. Gay, gay, gay. I sure wouldn't mind wiping that from the back.

1:43:52Yo, look at how foul the AI is. Look at this. The shitty balls risk. This is actually what Google calls it. Hell no. Reaching from the front can lead to accidental contact with your scrotum, which is neither pleasant nor hygiene. I'm not going to send this clip out to anybody who's coming on Plug Talk. And you wonder why you got streaks. But listen, this is what I will say. Historically, I believe that if you really, truly care about getting your ass 100 % clean, you need to wipe from the front and the back. Because you will discover additional poop when you hit it from the back versus the front.

1:44:26also I like to finish with a baby wipe if available which quite often is in the bathroom that I use baby wipes sitting right there a nice wet little joint yeah a little wet John that helped a little bit but I'll say this I like to finish a show by a phone call rather than you feel me like an announcement on air so it would have been fired that's the only thing I was like wait what oh so so you heard somebody called you out about this on a phone call and yeah that's how you didn't do that shit huh what the fuck i don't know why you're talking about because this all stemmed from the conversation of the thursday show being canceled oh okay okay i'm lost so you're saying that back to the show now the thursday show is like wiping back to front yes and smearing shit all over your scrotum essentially no you said you like my long beach sex life yo how about the fact that i think we I don't know.

1:45:23I thought that Tay really had a mixtape coming out called My Long Beach Sex Life and I asked him when I saw him I said like yo My Long Beach Sex Life and he goes what is that? No he knows and if he doesn't. He seems sincere. He's like what is that? He's like I've seen that on the Reddit. What is that? I'm like I don't know. I thought this was your promotional campaign. Shouldn't it be a real thing now? I was kind of questioning Tay Updard's like sanity that he was putting out a tape called My Long Beach Sex Life because that's got to be like one of the dumbest mixtape titles I ever heard in my life.

1:45:53I could see him making it work. I could see him. Listen, if you want to put it out, I feel like you're hurting your chances of people listening to it when you give it a title like that, but that's just me. Yeah, what if it was called My Signal Hill Sex Life? It's even more niche. You ain't no R &B singer, man. As a rapper, what is you putting something out to my sex life? And why are you limiting yourself to Long Beach with your sex life? there's all these surrounding cities go get some Alston Bellflower bro it's like Usher, like the confessions of my sex life go to the Lakewood Mall and get some top it's 1000 % we gotta toughen that shit up 3 man, you tripping, ain't no Long Beach sex life man, look you gotta swag that shit out find another title bro as long as we're talking about Long Beach let's talk about DW Flame Just with him last night.

1:46:50Getting poked up. I was looking at my Instagram and I seen this shit. I don't know what exactly he was doing. We could call him in a second. But he left. It looked like on his story like he was at a studio or a podcast maybe or something. And somehow on the way out, somebody poked my boy up. I think I can do something. Niggas thought I wasn't going to be mean when they see me. Niggas thought I was going to turn it down or something. Tell them niggas to pull out the footage. It got a little blood on there. I'm saying still got chain piece. Look at his like. Oh, yeah. They didn't really show it, but the cuts in his hand look crazy.

1:47:28Yeah, I guarantee you. Kind of on his face, too. Brother.

1:47:33I'm insane. Fuck. I'm trying to do right. You need to want to play, because I'm big. I ain't lucky I couldn't get to my car, bro. Oh. I see, because I'm blessed. because God, God, God, let me leave the blower in that car.

1:48:00That's crazy, bro. DW Flame is still going through it. Situations be popping up. Oh, he didn't look like that last night. No, that happened this morning, I'm pretty sure, this afternoon, like a couple hours ago. Oh, damn. I just with him last night. He wasn't looking like that. He looked regular. When I was out in Texas, too, they were telling me that he was staying out there. Yeah, man. That's where he said he stayed at. That's where he just came from. Just flew out from Texas. Right. Shout out to him, man. Hopefully he'll make a speedy recovery, man. Straight up. And that ain't nothing but God, man.

1:48:29You know, he still got his eyes, his ears, and in good health right now. You know, a couple scores. He healed back from it. They said, bro, fart a cat. Bro, fart a cat. That's crazy, man. Yeah, that's fucked up. That's fucked up, but very funny.

1:48:49Yo, man, that's crazy, bro. I just have a hard time imagining somebody just walking down on him and just stabbing him, but I guess shit happens. I mean, he definitely ain't faking it. That shit was crazy. Nah, for sure. We all street dudes. It don't matter how good you do or what path you choose to take. You know what I'm saying? Unfortunately, a lot of us done did things in the streets. you know we can never take back so it don't matter the path that we own you know the journey that we trying to take people don't want to accept that this might be his number I got four different DW flame members so we gonna find out man a knife is scary though cause I take so much brutality you feel me like that's man yeah it could be any old fucking random dude on the street too though that's normal man shout out to him though man I'm glad he's straight he looked like he was cool to be honest with you he said he thought when I see he always go beep beep so he he know what's up with whoever he's seen his face well I didn't see nothing on his face you feel me on it wasn't as deep as the one on his hand but for sure he had like a bunch of scrapes on his face too wait I'm gonna look at his story I wanna see if there's any is he updated he has updated this is regular okay oh here we go that nigga in front of me grabbed the hammer and then the next nigga I put him in there for a Nelson and the other nigga had the hammer he's on high as fuck yeah he's faded for sure a full Nelson is crazy D.W.

1:50:30crazy shout out to D.W. Flame man I hope you're alright um okay shit what else we gotta talk about here oh yeah alright so it's it's the era of patching shit up The 22-ster has been tucking his tail and making good with a bunch of people I had beef with. We had the return of King Yella and 607 Unk yesterday. Did two-hour interviews with each of them that will be rolling out for our members and also clip by clip. So feel free to go become a member. It was nice to have Unk back in the building, but that being said, I told him that he really needs to apologize to Munchie and make sure that that's all in good terms.

1:51:10true or false you even give a shit about that situation anymore would you be on would you be on camera with him or is it not something you're interested in I'll holler at him off the record first and shit okay cause everything content to people and shit all that look you know what I'm saying especially him yeah yeah man everybody ain't joking with everything but you know what I'm saying ain't nobody chipping off that dope emoji emoji emoji what was the vibes like with with Dunk it was good I mean he's still kind of doing the like like to me and I know people are going to say Adam you don't take accountability but it's like if you're going to come on here you're going to call 4XJ gay and then you're going to act like a victim when 4XJ yells at you I just kept telling him I'm like bro 4XJ yelling at you is 4XJ giving you a pass and keep in mind this is 4XJ beforehand like if he just yelled at you that's basically like him just letting you skate because you said some crazy shit about him you think if somebody in the street said that about 4XJ and he saw him on the streets that he wouldn't beat the fuck out of him i don't really believe it so to me with that situation you can't just be like oh adam set me up you know and same thing with the mungie thing he he's still kind of playing the victim of being like oh you guys titled it 607 on disrespects the bloods like motherfucker i mean if you say that word on a podcast to a blood every single person on the face of the fucking planet is going to take that as disrespecting the bloods and if we didn't call it that everybody else would have called it that too you know he He wasn't around no Hoovers until that incident happened.

1:52:40That Hoovers, Hoovers, Wilbur Mover thing. And then, you know what I'm saying? A lot of them didn't even know he was representing Hoover. So after that, some of them started reaching out to him. And he'd been around some real members. He actually didn't. Hold on, hold on, hold on. He from Hoover? St. Louis Hoover. He claimed that he didn't even know that there was a neighborhood crypt slash Hoover beef in LA. I'm like, well, you need to watch some goddamn documentaries. That's like the easiest thing you could possibly know. So he was from Hoover's slash 6-0. His hood is Hoover. In St. Louis, it's all cool, I guess.

1:53:13It's kind of different. You know, even in St. Louis, the Crips, they wear their rack to the right side. So like in a lot of people's hoods, it'd be like merged of two separate kind of hoods. And I guess, allegedly, where he from, like it's a side just Hoover's and it's a side just 60s. Yeah, I know this in maybe one or two states that it ain't like that with the homies in the Hoover's. but I seen his pocket. He got, why you got the red rag tied around his, his, his wife? So you late, huh? I'm a crib, I'm a sereno. He say, I'm GD BD Vice Lord. GD BD Vice Lord. He have a blue rag and a red flag tied on a drink or whatever.

1:53:53And like, I mean. Because even, even out there too, like if I, like. Oh, you represent all of them. He trying to troll low key. Yeah, he's making jokes about gang shit in general. I don't think that was a great strategy for him, you know? But, but it's crazy out there like that because even I want to say like out there, even like the Brims, the Six Deuce Brims and the Six Deuce East Coast is like clicked up. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, they on some deuces shit or whatever. But that's his whole angle. BD, GD, Vice Lord and the Bloods and the Cribs and God sent me like he playing with shit. You know what I'm saying?

1:54:26God sent him? Yeah, yeah, yeah. BD, Vice Lord, God sent me. He's trying to bring everybody together for a greater purpose. He's making a joke about it, bro. Everything ain't, you know what I'm saying? To be played with. You know what I'm saying? I feel like it's fair to say that L.A. takes their gang shit more serious than the rest of the country. Hell yeah, niggas have to shit all on their face. You know what I'm saying? The Rack do too. Yeah, I was going to say. The Rack do too. I ain't going to lie. And speaking of which, what was the vibes in the Yella interview like? Yella shit was cool. It was all good.

1:55:01He was chilling. So you had 6 or 7. King Pilitan. And you have Fiend Peel in here, huh? Pilitan. Speaking of Fiend Peel. You ready for that fade? I think he got you. You might be a little athletic, but he a strong motherfucker. I mean, he definitely over 3. I think he said 290. Nah, that ain't 290. He probably dropped down to it as originally. That ain't 290. When you're that fat, you could lose a lot of weight pretty quick. Yeah, I think he probably dropped down because he's been trying to run in whatever condition, so he probably dropped it down. He probably was three at first, though. Yeah, I could see 290.

1:55:42That would be damn near peak for him, right? Because he got to be, what, like 6 '2", 6 '3"? I don't know. He got size on him, but I think it would be a dope fight if you were down. What do you mean if I'm down? I already told you I'm going down. Get it right. I'm going to put him out. I didn't even know this guy already said I'm a squabbling, bro. What if he lose, though? What if he lose on Thursday? Oh, he lose on Thursday. I already think he going to lose, man. Shout out to my nigga Nutty. I already think he going to put him down, to be honest. Hey, hold on. So you know who he is? You know who the Nutty dude is?

1:56:13Yeah, what about him? The other dude, Nutty. He from SAC. Nutty, chill. I like Nutty. He actually was real cool on the pod. Yeah, I like Nutty. I like him. Right, right. Now he down here now. He live down here now. I'm having my little platform as well, though, too. That's right. Hey, you guys are all welcome. Thursday, if y 'all want to pull up. I am. I'm going to do the boxing match. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Bean the pill, as you call him. Maybe you're not about it. I don't know. Look at his face. That shit, man. I can't complain about that. You a real op, Ant. Nah, nah. But I mean, hey, it's going to be a boxing match.

1:56:44We're going to have a good time in there. Oh, you pulling up? Mm-hmm. Oh, yeah. You can't even. You can't like. It ain't like a real op. Like, man. Like, that shit is a joke, man. That shit is a circus act I don't take that shit serious I know the commentary Gonna be funny as hell Who commentary? Me, Yuck Mouth It's me, Yuck Mouth I forget the other dude who's done the previous fights He hella funny too, he cool So it's the three of us, it's gonna be hilarious Me and Yuck Mouth He gotta cause his humor How many fights on schedule that night? I think there's like five or six fights Some undercards Hi, if you record your name and reason for calling.

1:57:27Damn, who got a block up like that? New iPhone. Yeah, I need the correction put out. What's the correction? Correct shit is, I went to the stove, right? Oh, that was a studio, okay. While I go in there, they see me. They see me, I guess they see me at all. See, damn, when I'm coming out, it's four niggas in front of the door. I'm like, hey, how y 'all doing, bro? and they like ain't you the nigga who I don't even want to tell you oh we are live for the record I don't even tell you because because this shit gonna stay like wildfire if I wanted to I already started to fight but yeah so I walked out the once I walked out the store they didn't move out the way so they asked me if I'm the one nigga of course I am but so the closest nigga to me I end up, I feel like he gonna fire on me first.

1:58:27So I just, I fire on him first and he touch the ground. Once he touch the ground, they from the opposite side. Okay. Yeah. Once he touch the ground, boom. The other three dudes that's with him, they fall back because they see, that's, that's their main one. So once they see him go down, they're like, oh shit. But then one of the little dudes start clenching. Oh. Okay, cool. So my eyes on him. Cool. So while I'm fighting, while I'm fighting that big homie, boom. He not hitting me, but I end up feeling my face burning a little bit. I'm like, the fuck is that? Cool. Yeah. He like, yeah, like he did something.

1:59:06I'm like, what? Cool. But I look at his hand, it look like a lighter. But it's the old school, it's the old school pocket. Now, you remember the one that flip out? Butterfly. Yeah. Yeah. So, okay, I see that in my head. him like you got to really penetrate skin for that to do something cool okay so every he already sealed his legs already still noodles because i i banged him and he didn't know he didn't know i was going to hit him out of nowhere cool so every time i hit him he falling whatever but i see the dude clutching the little dude clutching so i step back under the camera in the store so because if they gonna do it i want the hummus to be able to see who did it under the camera you feel me cool whatever so but as i'm as i'm fighting him again i feel another slice on my other side i'm like okay so i'll flinch at him one more time when i flinch at him i go to block the the next one he kind of cut my arm up cool but the whole time he's still like stumbling i got him all in the chips all in the Doritos and the Cheetos and shit like that.

2:00:15Whatever. So the store dude come out, spray pepper spray, whatever. They end up running whatever. But they got one of the little dudes that they was with got footage. They was recording. And since I seen them recording, I made sure I did extras. Oh, word. So you think they're going to drop that footage? That shit happened at 5.30. That shit was going to be now. And they big homie got dropped at least three times. Damn. When you see the camera you're supposed to go up. I mean if they want to put it out that's on them. I ain't really got no moments where I wasn't superior in it. And it's a DP for all the little homies that was right there because they ain't run up.

2:00:57Damn, yo, the chat thinks that it was about the thing that you said on the podcast that one time. Man, I don't know what the chat thinks it's about, but I know niggas ain't think that I was going to perform like that. That's why they had their camera on. Damn, bro. I mean, I'm glad you're all right because that one cut on your hand looked deep as hell. Bro, it just so happened I left that motherfucker in the car because I was in a good area. I just was going in there real quick. You was by yourself, man? used by yourself yeah thanks thanks but shit I'm blessed it's a good day I mean if they want to drop it tell them niggas to drop it Chris Street nigga I'm just saying go ahead make my views go up yeah you're gonna go stupid viral if they put that shit out so it's a gift of the curse I guess I've been waiting on it I'm just saying that I that I don't wanna see damn that's crazy I'm glad you're alright though that could've gone another way for real It could have went another way for them to God protect them niggas because I could have had it on me Nah yeah like in that video You said like that you know You were grateful to God that you ain't have the blower That it was in Whippy Right So but yeah It's a good day though One thing about DW You never not gonna see me show up And I don't know what niggas Be thinking from the last little shit Whatever y 'all see when Money Back Rose I've been in the gym every since then, boxing gym every since then.

2:02:28Any of y 'all niggas stupid enough to go to bed. You niggas want to act hard, you niggas going to go to sleep. Dead homies. Nah, I watched that fight a couple weeks ago. And, yeah, are you planning on returning to the boxing thing? No, I ain't no boxing. I'm a crib. But they brought up money. You brought up money, I'll get up in there with Mike Tyson. we were talking about how you we feel of all the LA rappers you'd actually be like one of the more formidable ones in a boxing scenario hey didn't I see y 'all talking about LA rappers who go crazy and when they hit the county gym nigga I'm one of the main when I go in there everybody knows for sure mmm yeah I believe it I ain't taking it from C-Mac nigga but I'm C-Mac more of a character but I'm one of the niggas that's gonna take serious cause fuck just fighting and all that shit you know nah for sure well I'm glad you alright bro yeah yeah stay up peace and blessings cause everybody it's a good day today much love bro much love DW Flame legend appreciate you dog I still remember like one time I was like eight shrooms and no jumper and like it was when Compa Raider and I had our shows right after the first episode and I walked out and DW was there and the shrooms like hit me at that exact moment and DW looked like seven foot five.

2:04:01He was so funny. I couldn't even like fathom like, like what an enormous human being he was in comparison to me. The shrooms were like really just accentuating that. Man, that's real. I don't understand why I have six DW flame numbers in my phone now. I don't know. I had like two numbers like my whole life. I used to change my number a lot like that. Yeah? Me, I used to change my shit a lot. You were trying to outpace the women in your life? Nah, not really. He had some drama, though. I kept changing my number. Damn, all right. Shit like that. So, Spodeface, I noticed you were a little quiet right there.

2:04:36You still got some animosity towards DW? Some unfinished biz? Nah, I talked to him and his brother. Oh, okay. I just, nah, I ain't got no problem with him at all. I wish him a speedy recovery, man. Shout out to DW Flame, this whole camp in them dudes over there. I just, once he said it's on footage and all that, it's an open, I'm cool. I don't even want to talk about that. No, no, no. He said him defending himself and him not looking too well. Yeah, no. Their performance. I just don't have no comment on that, man, on that type of stuff. You know what I mean? Because if something come out, then I just wish him a speedy recovery.

2:05:08You know what I'm saying? I'm trying to look at the studio. I don't have no comment on that. Spode, I wanted to actually ask you about that. And I know we discussed it, but this aspect of it wasn't really discussed because you were obviously really vocal about your thoughts on DC Baby Draco's hood vlogs and what he was doing and all that. First of all, when you refer to him, to me is PC Baby Diddy. Okay. If you're not referring, I'm not answering no questions. Until you address him as PC Baby Diddy to me. Him. All right. That guy. No. So PC Baby Diddy. for the sake of conversation for the sake of conversation I think he can read through the nuances with that being said when I wound up going to Compton shortly thereafter and I shot a hood vlog were you disappointed in me for doing that?

2:06:09listen, so just because I don't agree with something, I don't put my my views, my standards and expectations on anybody else. I'm one of the people that you can actually agree to disagree with. So just because I feel a certain type of way don't mean I'm going to get mad at somebody else for not feeling a certain type of way. You see what I'm saying? That's just me. So no, did I agree with it? No. I don't agree with it. I don't like it. To me, be honest, if people going to allow you to go in their hood and highlight their streets and where they hang at, out how that and you know and identify street signs and and gang terminology for the police and things like that that's on them i don't i never agree with that so it's a hood vlogger thing it's not a dc baby drago thing then because because i thought i thought you was tripping on how he did things i did but that but i i did but he was the one who was who was doing i don't agree with none of it it don't matter who doing it okay he just doing the one happening you know i'm saying and doing it and i seen him like well hold up you get what i'm saying so it was never nothing personal against him.

2:07:12Like he had said, I seen him at the thing. I seen him at the thing. I really didn't even know who he was, bro. Like I've been gone so long. I never knew who he was. But when I got out, I'm like, man, this is what he doing. And I'm seeing a little, excuse me, I'm seeing the little things back and forth. Once I seen he was going here and going there, I'm like, oh, this dude, he's a problem, bro. I don't like his get down. You get what I'm saying? But it was never just a him problem, like him personally. It's just, I don't agree with it at all, bro. I don't agree with it. And It's not just him. It's like, I don't agree with the members.

2:07:42Everybody's saying you're blaming the cameraman. No, I blame the members too. It's homies that's going to eventually get locked up, and they're going to use the same footage, the same footage that he's acquiring and putting on the net, the terminology, the street signs and all this. They're going to use that against somebody from your neighborhood. So I never agree with that, bro. Well, so I got tricked by an Anhefe title that said that DC Baby Draco got caught with a gun in the Hoovers. and then I read the comments and it seemed to say that this was an old thing. True or false? No, no, no, hell no.

2:08:13Or did this happen really? So like even I said in the video, right, I don't know if it was new or old, but it came out as new news. So in the beginning of the video I played where it came from, he was saying that he had got arrested and then I looked up his name and two arrests came up. It seemed like every time he go to the Hoovers or whatever, he get bumped up. So two arrests came up, and then one of them was just like from five hours ago. So that's the one I played in the thing. Oh, so he bumped him up. Oh, shit. I don't know if it was some old shit or new shit, but it was posted five hours.

2:08:51So he might still be locked up right now? Nah, somebody said he out now or let somebody else post some stories on the shit. I mean, doing hood vlogs with a blower on you is definitely maybe not. I mean obviously you know you protect yourself but You know people would think like I got the camera And then they come they gonna be on the members and not you Like you just looking like the cameraman Yeah but with him he kind of look Like somebody that you know Nah because now he's just not the vlogger He doing interviews and talking shit himself You know what I'm saying Then you go into other people who are oppositional hoods And then you know he at one point in time You know what I'm saying was had a good relationship I don't know I think it's still a good relationship With my cousin I know a lot of them Don't like that I think that they still have a good relationship right it seems like they still be filming shit I'm talking about as far as the Hoovers and stuff like that other neighborhoods they don't be liking it like you close to 4X you said people from your community ain't feeling them now is that what you said it's people being not feeling them in my community I'm saying I'm talking about I'm talking about I'm talking about I'm talking about I'm talking about I'm talking about because he fuck with them type shit no no no What I'm saying is, you know, I know for, even with to, if I'm not mistaken, correct me when I was wrong with P.

2:10:11Nice, he was in the Troubles out of Hoovers. It was reported that they was having problems with him. I'm not going to say he had a problem over there. It was an encounter or altercation because he went over there with Foresters and for what I'm hearing. They asked him to leave a baseball field because he was so cool with Foresters. Correct. So, yeah, at they hood, they just basically, you know somebody it wasn't basically they just came up to him and was like basically asking him you know was he cool you know i'm saying with four extras do you be kicking with four extras and he was just like you know i'm saying like shit i did some content with him yeah they're like oh okay well you know yeah the homies was trying to make it seem like like you deal with him and fuck with him and rock with him like that he like shit i did some content with him you know i'm saying and you know that was a situation and i guess from there just you know just that kind of energy i I guess, you know, he took it upon himself.

2:10:59Like, you know, after it got rectified, you know what I'm saying, he said he slid himself, you know what I'm saying, he wasn't made to leave. Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. So I didn't know the real story, but like I said, that it was, from my understanding, it's that type of thing that's going on right now. I don't know how true it is, so I don't want to put that on that man, you know what I'm saying, but I know it's a couple people that's not feeling, you know, how close he is, you know what I mean, with O.S. Nah, right after that, I ain't talking about the content that Andy, did but but uh before that before it is he did a vlog over there and who was at the after uh you know i'm saying then doing 40 content you know i'm saying but but then even after that he was in the jungles yeah and like and it kind of looked crazy for a to even trip even say something to p nice because like i said he had been in the hoovers multiple times and been with four extras after that so it's like it don't even make no sense for you to push up on be nice or even say anything to be nice about it if you ain't gonna check your homies you know i'm saying for having him come over there and vlog because you got to be mad at your homies as well so so if this if this was true then if this was true now i wouldn't know how jack five feel about this right now because from my understand he said he he he he wasn't he wasn't allowed to come over there or well we know i know a big hood you you you really speak for your clique over there where'd that fly said that from jill when he was in jail yeah he said he won't he was trying to he reached out to him um to try to do some work with him that's real hopefully jab five just focusing on re-acclimating to you feel me society and all that absolutely jab five holler at me we gotta do this interview man yeah jab five also is a spitter bro is one of you you're right pretty good You think he would be a boxer?

2:12:47I heard he got squabbles. No, no, he got a cool little skill set. That little motherfucker brawler as hell. I heard he got, I don't know like how he sides up against, like I don't know how big he is type shit, Paz. He's short. He's like super strong. He really knows how to fight. I'm going to say this right here and right now. In all seriousness, all trolling aside, that's who I really want to squabble, bro. Really? If you can make anything, King Peele's a clown, bro. I like, ah, in the bag right all right, I can go beat him up. That's easy call. Get PC Baby Diddy up in here. Oh, I thought you were talking about Japp.

2:13:18No, all that, all that, all that trolling and all that talking that he doing and all that tough guy, what he saying he's doing, man, get him in the ring. Get him in the ring. That's, that's the mega fight you want right there, man. He as big as you, he bigger than you. He taller than me, man. Tall than you, really? He is, he tall. He taller than me, bro. I don't remember that. Size doesn't matter as much as you think. It don't. It don't. It don't. But get him. I want to squabble him, bro. That's what I want to squabble him, bro. Potentially great fight. Squabble him. Okay, let's say y 'all got down.

2:13:51Would you be chill with him afterwards? Or is it still like your feelings don't change? He's a pedophile. Why would I ever be cool with a pedophile? That's his excuse for me to sock his face up. I'm going to do what nobody else want to do. Would you carry him?

2:14:05With him? Sodomize him? would you get carried it carated away not and we're not talking about the county little tiny carrots we talking about street carrots we're going to arawan it's gonna cost 12 dollars we're talking about a snowman's nose we're gonna hit up olaf let's get it um i'm sorry okay all right so that's your weekly uh uh dc baby draco uh update what is in the title i want to make sure we hit everything in the title we got to do this we got to do tony ayo and uncle murder fighting on uh with ja rule on the plane it's so these guys have managed to like largely not see each other for a really long time but here we go tony ayo and uncle murder legendary uh g-unit members they ran into our boy ja rule on the plane and ja rule apparently threw a pillow at them.

2:15:04Boy, is Uncle Murder G-Unit like that? But he like official, like he in the... I know he's like... If you're gonna be a part of G-Unit, you gotta move like a family member, bro. That's why the people that ain't a part of G-Unit are not a part of it, like the game and young butt. I respect how G-Unit move, like for real. The thing is that, so Yeo and Uncle Murder are so tight that they actually have a podcast together now, and I know Vlad is hurting a little bit because I'm sure Vlad wanted to be the one incubating that but they got to deal with somebody else I'm not 100 % sure who but they do have an episode and I the first thing that came to mind I gotta watch it but the first thing that came to mind for me was I don't know if just them two doing a podcast together is gonna work because when I watch Uncle Murda and Tony Ayo with Vlad it feels like Vlad is doing a lot of legwork to keep them on topic and not have it completely run off the rails because they kind of they both tend to talk a lot and talk over each other and I saw that the viral clip from it already is Uncle Murda like getting yelled at by Tony Yayo for talking too much Yo did you see on Drake Champs the fucking DJ FN arguing with fucking Yale about Biggie being the best rapper versus Ice Cube I think just surely all the genius stories they're going to be successful yeah no no no I'll watch that pot but to what he said they probably do need like a mediator not a mediator type shit yeah quarterback in the middle like kind of hot cam and Maze got old girl what's her name stat the little female they will need someone to like yeah that's not that they got so big though they could do it on they own they got no no to keep the structure yeah I think it would behoove them to have sports they talk sports and everything I don't think Uncle Mernon will be talking sports cam but with any podcast you need some type of format I feel like Uncle Marta would be a really good podcaster simply based on the fact that he'd do that year-end wrap-up.

2:17:05So he knows how to have nuanced opinions on pop culture. And to be fair, Yeo has shown that he's able to maintain an audience on Vlad. He might have done 20 interviews on Vlad, and they still do numbers. But to be honest, it's one thing to get interviewed over and over, and it's another thing to have to sit with somebody and actually be able to talk about topics and keep it interesting. Like, you know Mandy from Horrible Decisions? I saw a clip of her that kind of felt like she was hating on Fat Joe and Jadakiss, but she was saying that as far as considering them one of the top hip-hop podcasts, it's a little early.

2:17:45And, like, you've got to give them the accolades for the fact that they're popping right now and it's doing good. But can they last the test of time? Can they keep it interesting? because we've seen it over and over where a lot of times like a fan base will be kind of big and then slowly dissipate as they keep doing episodes over and over and like uh i do think that she has a fair point with that and i think that's going to be kind of the issue going forward for a lot of these sort of podcasts is because like podcasting together spending hours a week on camera with each other like it really it's like a stress test on the relationship like if there is going to be a problem between you it's going to come out as a result of you having a tolerate each other on camera over and over.

2:18:26I know there's a lot of people that I'm good friends with that if I had to do a podcast with them every week, we would start hating each other in a couple months. I think they need to throw Olivia in there and let her... No, no, no, for real. Shut the fuck up. No, no, no, let her drive the car. You know what I'm saying? And segue into different topics. I only 50 faked with her in 20 years. Didn't they beef for a while, right? No, Munchie right, though. Olivia need to drive that motherfucking car. Like with podcasting, you're going to top the topic, like the segue and getting into a different, like boom, transition into a different topic.

2:19:01Don't Olivia work at Bloomingdale's or something now? Like she's a regular chick now, right? I don't think so. No, you know who it was? Who's the one that had the song with Jay-Z? Oh, Emile. Emile. At one point that was, it was back in the day, it might have been 2008, but that was like headline. Like she is working at Bloomingdale's. And then she had to like put out a statement and say like, hey, I'm not working at Bloomingdale's. Bloomingdale's also probably a pretty good job. Yeah, for sure. We got to stop shaming people when they... We don't job shame. We don't job shame. Obviously, her music career didn't work out.

2:19:35So what's she supposed to do after that? She got to go to work. OnlyFans, homie. And even if she was working at McDonald's, bro, whatever you got to do to make a living. I'm not judging anybody for an honest living. I figured, oh boy, they got car driving an Uber thing and they was chipping on him. Man, but he faked that. Yeah, that was to promote a charity thing or some shit. Stop running. I hate plays. That's some shit I would do, though. If I had that idea, I would have done that. Pretend to drive an Uber. Genius. This is why I'm like... Huh? You know who you look like? Me? Yeah. These nuts.

2:20:07I was about to say that. Who? Had to beat him to it. With the backwards hat. It's probably giving a different vibe right now. Drive the cash cap. Drive the cash cap? I have seen that show before. I can't remember. That's funny. It brought it to my mom. Oh, this guy. Show the screen I do not look like this We're just two older white guys He is white He started talking about driving Ubers I forgot about I didn't see the show in so long I don't know why they came to my bar You know who I think That's underrated on podcasting Memphis Bleak I can listen to his stories bro Every time I get interviewed or he talking, he interesting to me.

2:20:52I think he's better than Yayo. So he got his own podcast right now? I don't know. Better than Yayo, though. I know he be on Drink Traps a lot, but I don't know if he got his own thing. But every time I see him, I'm interested. I think he's better than Yayo, though. You know what I think I need to do? I need to have a side arc where I'm Danny from the stop, but for all of the new podcasts that are run by rappers. Oh, just watch them. Just watch them. Get super in the weeds. Just, like, really pay attention to, like, Like if you could find three examples where Fat Joe seems a little annoyed by Jadakiss or vice versa, you take those, you tie it together.

2:21:25Boom. The video title is Fat Joe cannot fucking stand Jadakiss. Yeah. And then you just stitch it all together and you do your commentary. Like, cause I've really like held back on watching a lot of that shit because I just, I've like been paying attention to Fat Joe and Jadakiss for so long that I feel like I don't need to watch any more interviews with them because I just kind of know what I'm going to get. Well, Jada clearly has Joe fatigue. It's obvious. Like, there's my first. See, that's the kind of stress testing that I'm talking about is that you might not have known that you found this dude annoying, but, like, somebody needs to be, like, doing the.

2:21:58That show relies on Fat Joe lying and it being funny. Yeah, embellishing to the point of absurdity. But is it me or Fat Joe lost weight too much weight? Yeah, he medium, though. He looks sick. No, we need him fat. He got to eat some more. He lost it with Ozempic, right? I mean I think so I didn't see him that's what everybody says about Ack too is that Ack kind of he lost I don't think I think in this day and age if you see somebody losing a huge amount of weight in a very short period of time it's Ozepic like if you go to your doctor and you're 100 pounds overweight your doctor's gonna say you need to be on Ozepic we're putting you on Ozepic like you have to fight against it if you don't want to be on that shit and the thing is is that like it also will make you lose a bunch of muscle whereas like if you just lose weight through eating healthy and doing a bunch of cardio and shit you're not gonna like lose a huge amount of muscle you will lose some most likely but like that's why like certain people when they lose weight through a Zempic they just kinda it looks sort of like sickly and shit but then if they stay at like the same weight for a long time and start to like you know gain some of the muscle back and shit I feel like they start to look normal hey look the rapper podcast is right okay it seemed like Like Joe and Jada, when they interview somebody, it just beat them going back down memory lane because they got stories with all these rappers.

2:23:18You know what I'm saying? Common stories. You're not really interviewing them and getting in depth like what's going on. And then you got Joe and this cast, they don't interview nobody. Then you got, what's my boy, Fab, Dave East, Jim Jones. What's the last one? Mano. Mano. They don't have guests. You know what I'm saying? So, okay, they just chopping it up. Can we just say Cameron's the best? because he does it basically solo. Wallo and Gilly, they get to interviewing. They don't talk about themselves all year. Mace gave his first opinion last weekend. Mace sits and laughs and he gave his first opinion last weekend.

2:23:55But they talk sports though. Yeah, and they talk sports. It's one level of podcasting skill to be able to talk about yourself. It's another level to be able to talk about other people or really listen to other people and be able to have a real conversation because that's one thing that i kind of noticed with some of these rapper podcasters is that like they listen to the guests like tell a little story and then they just like tell a story about themselves and that just really is a weird vibe like you have to be curious about the other person and a lot of rappers have main character syndrome out the ass and they and they don't care there's nobody who's ever told fat joe hey stop talking about yourself because fat joe's whole persona his whole success in life has been rapping about himself talking about himself you It's a different skill set to be able to sit in front of somebody and have to make them interesting to the world.

2:24:44I think Nori the GOAT right now. I ain't going to lie to you. Okay, you know what? I think Nori the GOAT. Hey, you know what? I think Nori the GOAT. Hey, let me walk back my previous statement. Sure. Nori, he the GOAT right now. Sure. He definitely is the best platinum rapper turned podcaster as far as success. He was the earliest. Yeah. Realistically. I mean, Joe Budden. No, even Budden. I think he's better than Budden. He's not, how he better than Budden. He's not a better podcaster than Budden. Oh, hell no. To me, my personal opinion, what he do and what he bring up. I'm just, I'm just my, my personal opinion.

2:25:16Yeah. I mean, but it is, you, you putting them under fire and you drinking and all that. I enjoy his drink chance. Yeah, that's a different style of podcast though. I feel like just like Joe Budden is so much more in like the discourse. Like what he talked about is so much more intellectual and he's like able to analyze shit. Nori, I love Nori. He's a dumb ass shit constantly. But you're talking about two different platforms and one do interviews and one don't. And I'm going to be real, like a lot of times when I listen to a Drink Chance episode, it sounds like Nori reading questions off of a piece of paper that somebody who works there gave him.

2:25:46Like a lot of times those questions don't really sound like they coming from his genuine research and investigation. Sometimes, sometimes I'll interview somebody where it's like very organic. But I listen to some other interviews where I'm like, I can tell. I agree, but it works. The girl from Call Her Daddy, I listened to her do a couple of interviews one time for an interview. No, she sucks. She's the worst. She fucking just sits there and reads questions off a piece of paper, too. No, I wasn't talking about it. I saw all the rapper podcasts we just named. They all from the East Coast, huh? Yes.

2:26:15Good point. Who on the West Coast could really, like, start a killer podcast? Game could. I don't think Game wants to, really. You know what would be so funny if he was a regular podcaster? Corrupt. Exhibit. I think Exhibit is do good, too. If you think I get faded. No, no, no. We got West Coast podcasts. Man, sign up to CJ Mack and Dub C. They still want, right? Mad motherfucking CJ Mack. I don't know if they're still going with that. I don't think they're still going. What happened to the Gangsta Chronicles? They not rappers. I went on that shit one time. What happened to that? Yo. What was MCA?

2:26:45Didn't MCA? Was MCA? No, he was a regular on Vlad for a while. No, I'm talking about MCA. He had a pod somewhere. No, he was. YG had a podcast that he only did for a little bit. What about Quick? DJ Quick would be amazing, potentially, or Sugarfree. You want to know the problem, though? I think Free would. If Blueface wanted to be a podcaster, he could kill it, but he chose to be a streamer instead. Yeah. Which, not to say that he couldn't do it, but I think for somebody like him, streaming is better. It's more, yeah, he's young. He's like 29. Streaming is more the young kid's sport these days, you know?

2:27:18I don't know. 1 ,000%. The biggest thing is this, though. To me, like, Nori, he created that show. The whole premise was, oh, we're going to get flowers, right? I know you watch the podcast. That's not good content. But he said that numerous times. and then you're going to go and on your podcast, you're going to belittle rappers that almost made it but didn't quite. You're going to belittle Killer Army. You're going to belittle Shaheen, the Rugged Child. He got a hell of a flag from it. If you actually watch the podcast, you'll know what the fuck I'm talking about. Belittle him, or he's giving his opinion.

2:27:52Belittling. You feel me? Belittling. It's a huge episode. You name it two people he belittled? Yeah, I'm naming two people he belittled. That we haven't heard of. I mean, shit. That speaks more of y 'all than me. But we're not... Okay, that would be like me doing an interview down the road and kind of having a chuckle about some of the SoundCloud rappers whose careers didn't work, which is obviously almost all of them. It would be like that if you said the premise of my show is giving flowers, which you've never said. So he's trying to say nothing negative? Nah, but I'm saying it's a little bit contradictory.

2:28:22And if you give them flowers, they'll be there. So evidently, I mean. How are you going to give flowers and the people that deserve flowers that don't get it, you don't get it on. How are you going to give flowers? without also acknowledging that not everybody lived up to their true potential. But that's kind of the whole That's your opinion on who desired a flower, Shabby. Yeah, but you're right though, brother. But guess what? Then Nori spun the block and walked back and was like, oh, you're right. No, I didn't mean what I was saying. We were just afraid of, you know, much love to kill the army.

2:28:52Oh, Shaheem's the man. Like, so. He's throwing me off, man. What is this? Is that your green? You too? I mean, what? Is this Japanese Fabuloso? What is this, bro? What's going on? What's going on? This is all eccentric shit going on. I've been looking at it, bro. What is this? I ain't never seen a fontan that's... What is this, Japanese? Yeah, I'm exotic. I'm exotic player. Nah, this is one of them cheap ones that you could find them up. It might be, huh? That's a MacArthur Park, John, huh? I ain't never seen this before. It was like Japanese Favaloso. They say it's exotic soda. I don't know. We're gonna change your name to MacArthur Zark.

2:29:31anyway uh okay we forgot that we were trying to talk about tony ayo and ja rule let's let's play this clip

2:29:51oh okay so this is actually the footage of the fact that ja rule got kicked off the plane So Ja Rule kind of got loud in the day room, as they say. He threw his pillow and started hooting and hollering. And eventually the airplane cops came over and took him, which is smart on his part because obviously Ja Rule's life is basically over if he gets banned from going on airplanes. And if he throws a pillow and kind of yells and shit, they're not going to ban you from the plane. They're not. Which is, you know, pretty good from his perspective. So throwing a pillow ain't going to get you banned? But that's an airline by airline thing.

2:30:27It's not going to be like, oh, you're banned from entire. Yeah. So, so, so what y 'all trying to put on Ja Rule, y 'all trying to basically say he did it. He pulled a PC move. That's what y 'all basically said. Well, I did say that. He got laid in the day rule. But I also respect it because I think that if I was in a similar situation, I would probably, I would hope that I would do the same thing. Make your point. Be mad at this motherfucker. Let everybody know that you don't fuck with them as long as they're going to be filming you and shit. But ultimately, do you want to cross the line into, that's like choosing like the street version of this.

2:30:57is like getting into an argument with somebody and having a fist fight and not pulling out your gun and killing them. It's more footage. It's more footage of him telling them, what do you want to do? Yeah. So he by himself. This is afterwards. They're just playing with us. That's the pillow. I mean, if they want to smoke, it's two of them and him. I think they're in the same position as Ja Rule, though, where they all understand it's not worth it for us to fight here. but the thing with Zaru, he said y 'all not gonna record me. You know what I'm saying? And I would've turned around right back on my flight, man.

2:31:33Simple as that. Like what y 'all gonna do? Like whoop me on this motherfucker? We all about to go to jail on this motherfucker. Let's go. Oh, you want me to go to. Throwing the pillow and getting off the flight, to me, it's a PC move. Did it get off or he got kicked off? He got kicked off, I think. They called the cops. It's kind of like a cry for help. Like that ain't no gangster move. Like if you just think, oh, nigga, fuck you. And you throw a pillow. So, nigga, fuck you. I'm killing it. You see that he was in front of him. They was talking mess to him. And he looked back. He like, man, I said, yeah, but why you throw a pillow in here?

2:32:03Why you get removed? And they didn't. So, obviously, you made a scene of this and it get removed because I just would have said what I said and kept back in my seat. Like, nigga, do what y 'all gonna do. All right, Lush. Me and you get on a plane. Yep. Y 'all lost. T-Rell comes in and sits two rows in front of us. Yeah. You think it's gonna go like this? Like, we're gonna film him and, like, talk shit and then he's gonna throw a pillow. So... The hell no. What else is going to happen? All y 'all go talk. All three of y 'all, bro. Y 'all go have a conversation. Yeah, honestly, we probably just going to talk.

2:32:30We just be chilling. You feel me? But if it was him and someone else that he had to show out in front of, then I would imagine it would probably be different. If it was just me and it was him and Smack, who knows? Yeah, okay, okay. It might be a different dynamic at that point. Because everybody has how they would act when they're with their boys and how they would act when they're alone. So what you're trying to say, So what you're trying to say, he's not the same person that he is by himself that he is with somebody else? Well, do you think Tony Ayo and Uncle Murdoch would have been talking all this shit if either of them were alone?

2:33:04I think Tony Ayo would. I mean, they both street dudes. I mean, they both street dudes. But we ain't talking about Tony Ayo. We talking about you talking about, you know what I'm saying, T-Real. So that's what you're saying? T-Real ain't the same dude when he by himself? Well, we already seen that. We seen him fucking guzzling out on Academics' bottle and Turks and Caicos at the club. I was in prison, so I can't even... I was in prison. He got the best excuse for everything. Rick used to bust that one out all the time, too. I was in prison. 2017? I don't know. I don't know. They was out. This is how I see that move, man.

2:33:34This is how I see this move. Did you see that? Did you see that, Munchie? They was out. I wasn't out. Did I see what? What they talking about with T-Rail? Yeah, but I got a lot of these podcasters doing that. Yeah, what was T-Rail supposed to do? I don't even know the situation. I was really in prison. I'm going to try to remember, but basically like. They got into it. And there was some shit being talked back and forth because. Who got into it? I got to lay it out in more detail. So they happened to be in Turks and Caicos at the same time, right? And Axe got a second. No, no, no. I'm not there.

2:34:08This is all playing out on the internet. Academics. Oh, academics. Academics is out there. He's got a bunch of girls with him. He's got a bunch of security, a couple of his homies, whatever. And so they get a section in the club every night. and one night T-Rail's in the same club as him because you know his Turks and Caicos is not that many clubs and he's he's just with his girl and they end up like basically like walking on over that to act section and T-Rail kind of like starts piecing it up right away which was like they had been beefing already before that over Kendrick I guess I don't really remember Kendrick's slander yeah and so T-Rail basically like act kind of like hands him the bottle and he starts drinking out the bottle and acts just filming him and let's just the visual of like oh you guys are supposed to be opposite now you just over here being super friendly was just like the funniest shit ever and actually that wasn't really that funny but the funny thing was how T-Rail went on his podcast and lied and told the super fake version of the story because we all saw him going up and drinking out the bottle.

2:35:09And his version of that was, I came through. I bullied the whole scene. Bullied the scene. I bullied the whole scene. I think he was being sarcastic, though. No, he did. He really said that shit. You know what would have been hard, though? If T-Rail walked up and took the bottle and walked away, that would have been hard. Why you say it? This the thing, man. They knew each other was out there. I think, like, on the internet, right, I think, like, I don't know if it was real or not. I'm not about to sit here and say that it wasn't real. but like they arguing over Drake and Kendrick and they see each other in the Turks and Cakes like now if it was real beef would I have took the bottle hell no I would have turned it down like nigga I don't want that bottle but obviously it wasn't no problem if he took the bottle and drunk from the motherfucker but I remember too talking hella shit wasn't he like calling Acapetto or whatever too for like that shit with the little boy I feel it cause there was like a thing with Ack kind of like saying some crazy shit to like a 15 year old boy on a stream and I feel like he was talking shit about that too.

2:36:11See I missed that now. I can't really remember. See I missed that now I know he was owning like basically like who was it like Dave Free or somebody punked him somebody. Oh that's you're right that's what it was. Act went to the Kendrick tour and while he was there Dave Free, Kendrick's manager realized that he was there because he was on a story or whatever and he came in and we only had Act's version of it But Ak said the day freak came in and they had a conversation. And then T-Rail talked about it. And he didn't talk to them or anything. He didn't have insider knowledge. But he basically said Ak got hoed out.

2:36:45Ak got treated like a bitch. They was in your face. They was clowning you. And Ak got super pissed because Ak had basically supported them a bunch. He showed up to their live show in New York. He let them use a space to do a podcast or whatever around that time. So, Ak seemed, like, genuinely kind of hurt and frustrated over the fact that T-Rell would, like, take this as an opportunity to shit on him when he felt like he had done good shit for him as a person. Especially when, like, Ak even going to that show was him trying to support. And I know it might have been interpreted differently by some of the TDE guys.

2:37:18And this is before full-blown Kendrick and Drake wore. But, yeah, Mack Wap and Keem, I think, were in the... Didn't he go up to, like, ask a question? didn't Keem say some shit like call him a bitch or something or I forget Ak he disrespected he went nah nah Keem from TD or whatever and he like he said something to him but I forget what he did he like called him out or something and Ak had to like laugh it off T-Rail and Ak they knew each other I mean they knew they was both out there and they all both friendly because your security wouldn't even let them approach if it was a threat or anything or it was smoke like that and then you extended the bottom and Kennedy to him, that's Olive Branch, right?

2:38:00To an extent. The way he did it was more like clowning and then like little boying him. That's definitely how it came off. And see, that's what I'm saying. See, them ain't even games. I don't even play if I don't fuck with you. I ain't about to hand you no bottle. I'm going to talk some shit to you and drink this bottle. Like, nigga, we talk some cash shit to you. I'm not about to hand you no bottle. I'm not the type of person who gets a section in the club, but in that moment it's just like the section in the club versus the dude who didn't have a section in the club. It was just like the hierarchy being in play.

2:38:34It was just a crazy look. Unless T-Rex walk up, snatch a bottle, be like thank you, bitch. Run away. Can we agree? Walk away slowly. That was equally not on shit, bro. That was equally not on shit. I mean, I really just sat there. He let him take a shot. He should have just pulled out the camera then like yeah motherfucker you had to do no but it's that but it's whoever whoever put a camera on first though bro that that yo living through that that was one of the most fun storylines in the history of the podcast bro that shit was so funny he is perfected shit talking you feel me so if you could like feel me and then he got the bigger bag he had the bigger boat that weekend you feel me he was on the bigger boat no for real he had the bigger boat he had hoes on the boat and there was over there on the other boat that was a little smaller you know me but see all right this is all true he pointed all that out this is the thing though is that like academics does things and knows how it's gonna look on the internet and t-rel just does things and then he figures out later like what people are gonna think of it because t-rel has done so much host shit on the podcast over the years that like he then got to find out like oh shit they didn't like when i did that so that's why like i seen it on that story before anybody even talked about it and it was like basically like t-rail like took the bottle from him and ax filming him and act knows that this clip is going to act as like proof that i'm the big dog and you ain't on shit and t-rail's not realizing that that's how this is going to look and that just the the asymmetry of that was so funny look over here perception is everything why are you hitting on a bong look at my you told me you should not be on camera Yeah, I know but what's what if they look at all offended mr.

2:40:18Morals over here Oh Get the fire sit up I Can't crack Come on. I gotta know what's going on Oh Shut up Tell him it ain't right We It ain't crack. Hey, he's a cat dog over there. Oh, he thought it was like drugs. Bro. That's not poop. Cause I want weed. Can I smoke weed? No, you can see weed good. You need the weed I'm worried about. You thought it was some weed? You thought it was a second hand pookie? My boy got down. Do us into the back. Pookie going. Scared the shit out of Smotie Faye. He thought he looked at the second hand brack. Hey, what did Kendrick Lamar say? I don't smoke crack. It's that crystal.

2:41:04I don't smoke, I don't drink, I'm a real nigga, that's all. Yo, there was a girl with a viral tweet that said... We did that, I thought it was Elise. They said, shout out to whoever named Bongs Bongs, because that shit is for sure a bong. And when you look at it, don't it look like a bong? That's just the right name for it, you know? That's it. No bing. Shouts of names, but no bing is a bong. Bing bong. Dead homies, bro. Why is this thing a big-ass cloud of smoke, bro? You scared you're going to get a contact? It might happen. I'm cool with the weed. Remember Loose Cannon? Remember me and Brick?

2:41:43The glass is freaking you out? It feels like a crack pipe, right? I'll fail you. Me and Brick got Loose Cannon secondhand. That cloud was way too big, homie. That was a magic dragon cloud. That's that angel dust, nigga. No, but one of the greatest things to ever happen on this podcast was when we finally did the Brick Baby Loose Cannon showdown. Neighborhood on neighborhood violence. They've been ops for so long. Finally sitting down. It's supposed to be the most epic pod battle ever. And Brick is sitting there smoking blunts like he always does. and loose cannon it turns out has i guess never been exposed to weed before because he just immediately loses his mind his brain stops working he's like speaking like one word at a time just from him blowing the weed in his face like loose cannon could not handle it it was so funny and it took us a second to realize but once we realized we're like you said oh we're like oh you you ain't even here anymore like he's just he's gone it was like it was like me if i took like 400 milligrams of edibles bro but he was just sitting there getting a secondhand contact high and i'm not even thinking twice because me and break we we chief like we do every episode right so we chief and i'm like oh okay this guy this is loose cannon you feel me he from a hood and all that he around he might not be a smoke weed but he for show around fools that are blowing all day so he was entrusted with the the future of hip-hop by nipsey hustle himself yeah he was the predecessor according to him.

2:43:19That's what he said. From his own Big Bro said you're going to do great things. You up next. You the one. You're going to carry the 60 shit. He's like you're going to be the face of the crazy shit. He said that Nipsey said that right before he died. He said he was going to pass the torch to you. He was going to be hating on you. I want you to take it from here. I reacted to it. Nobody believed that dumb ass shit. I didn't realize how much I was going to miss Lewis Cannon. Like, I need to, like, watch his greatest hits. I had, like, so funny. I got a story about Lewis Cannon. Oh, yeah, yeah. I want that.

2:43:58You seen him in person? I need that. I know Lewis Cannon, man. Do you? I know you like him. Come on, Smody. I'm sure he tried to do some weird shit. Where you from? Man, you don't know you, nephew, man. What'd he do? Come on, Smody. He just hit you up? Nah, he didn't hit me up. I know Lewis, man. Where you meet him at? He was in a pen with him. I got questions. Nah, he related to, shout out to the homie Lil Fly from Avalon. That used to be my little homie. He used to be Tiny Turtle at the time. And that's all. And, yeah, but he related to him, though. But, yeah, I know Lose. And when you met him, where he was from?

2:44:34He from L.A.? Man, listen, man, listen. No, you broke him up. I ain't right. I don't mean I got to talk about him, but I got a story. I got a story about Lose. I got a story. I got questions. Where he went to middle school? I don't know. I went to where it's been in middle school. No, we talking about that nigga. Yo, but okay, we got to do we got to do this. That's Gersie. We got to do because I told Lush that we were going to dive into this topic but a clip. I love flocking. I can't give it up. A clip has emerged of a Mexican gangbanger hopping out and pressing some content, some Compton Crips.

2:45:14We're content crips these are complex um insane thing and this footage has gained a lot of attention because it shows an interesting uh dialogue an interesting situation many hoods in los angeles are ran by mexican gangs and by gangs at the same time let us watch 155 what's up what's the deal I'm from ATF Compton Crip I'm from ATF Compton Crip I'm from ATF Compton Crip I'm from Compton, California Yeah

2:45:57That's how y 'all feel it? Yo, what's up? Hell yeah, y 'all We just doing a little interview Yeah, I'm a rapper fucking a-gang that's a-gang you see it's on my neck i'm a-gang too i fuck with my mess and all that damn homie

2:46:21so basically from what i understand they're in east la no filming no downtown downtown okay chinatown but so this guy what's his name janky too busy how you know it's trying to tell because Because I talked to Rodney from LA, the guy that shot the blog, and he actually has a 20-minute video that I sent to the group chat. I did not see this. Can you distill it for us? Basically, if you can't tell what's happening, these dudes, young black dudes, they're filming their little interview by the side of this building or whatever, and then a Mexican dude, an older guy, pops out banging avenues on them.

2:46:57That's why he's saying A-gang. They tell the cameraman to put the camera down, but then ultimately there ends up being a little bit of familiarity because the filmer Rodney was familiar with some of the guys from the Mexican side as well as obviously these black dudes. But so it seems like it gets pieced up real quick, but ultimately now there's accusations that the filmer set them up, which sounds kind of wild. Like I don't really know why he would have any incentive to do that, but you've been in contact with both of them. yeah I have and actually they're both down to call in call janky too busy all right I think you said it back to janky fuck beasy too janky I love that name that's a hard name yeah so beasy too janky popular rapper from the ATF community of Compton that we recently did a what is ATF um okay to tell for oh that's the vlog you did okay got it got it so which was and this this kid is kind of like the main character I want to make it from that vlog yeah and I want to make it clear that like the decision to to do that vlog was mainly based on the fact that he's trending as a successful rap artist so he is coming up i ain't really seen his shit yet he i mean yeah he is coming up right now he's like he he's definitely like if you're someone like me that spends hours a day listening to new rap oh man he got a video from uh six months ago with almost 300k i mean and that's like his views aren't even like oh is he doing music with my boy j ready too oh actually i've seen this song so that ain't stutter song is what was the catalyst of the interview was to be honest with you okay okay that that song was going up on tiktok and it was particularly now shots of j ready you know i fuck with j ready heavy but it was his verse uh bz2 janky verse that was the one going viral for real so i was like all right who's this kid and i started to research his music and i I was like, damn, the homies have put me on his music.

2:48:51You feel me? Like Nathan and Steven. I'm like, damn, he fire as fuck. Let's go see what bro talking about. He down to do. He might not be ready for No Jumper yet, but let's pop up in his section and see what he's talking about. You got a viral clip and a hood vlog? You're ready. I mean, if on top of that, you have a lot of palatable music because bro got a catalog. Yeah, I wish I could listen to it right now, even though I know I already heard it. You call him less. You call him what? Call BZ2 Janky. Hey, yo, introductions be crazy. You being janky. Oh, yeah. Get a little bro on the phone, man.

2:49:27I just like someone putting janky in their name because I feel like that's a word we all say, but we don't really talk about it. And it means something bad. Does it? I thought it just meant sketchy. Not janky. It ain't grimy, untrustworthy. Yeah, yeah. Janky is not a, I mean, shit. It ain't untrustworthy, bro. Yeah, literally. If that's a janky whip, it might not make it. That's a word. I've said that word around like normal people a few times and they've been like what oh yeah I forgot I got a woompy wop you mean call him twice nah yeah what's going on with your finger like your left pointer finger looks like it has some debris on it oh no ain't no debris where that's just dirt bro you need to wash the air look at my cuticles why'd you send him$10 Huh?

2:50:15To pay a bill? This Stevens won't be wild right here. Oh, you told him you was going to call him early and he said, give me$10. Nah. Let me find out, bro. Nah, I'm going to. I don't even know. Stop being janky. Hey, hey, hey, hey. This is janky right here. You got my Y is messed up. You got to send him more than$10. Don't call him no jumper. That's just the homie, you feel me? Damn, let's get some love. Bro, he's. It's good. Don't trip. Hey, hey, hey. He's doing. Hey, text the youngster and tell him to FaceTime you, bro. Yeah. We gonna get him on the line right now, bro. He got him. He ain't answering you, Lush.

2:50:50Yeah, I ain't shit. Fuck me, right? Lush be goblin, but I still fuck with him heavy. You ain't got the same number, bro. I ain't got the same number. Oh, yeah. This is the real number. Nathan got the real number. I got my same number. Hey, what's happening, brother? It is Lush. Hey, we got a speaker. How are we doing speaker? Hold on, we'll put you on speaker, brother Uh, wait, what? I don't know I just tried to call I don't know why there's like no Like, it's so quiet That nigga phone janky Yeah For real I can't like figure out how to put it on speaker Oh yeah, there we go Yo, what's up? Yo Alright, yo So, BZ2Janky, man, what's going on?

2:51:44How you feeling, bro? So, okay, I want to hear your version of events on how this whole situation went down. There's people in the chat talking shit, saying that these dudes marked you out. I know that ain't the truth. Let's talk about how this went down. Come on, man. You know that'll never happen, my nigga. Let me tell you, bro, I just got, like, nigga, I swear to God, the nigga had texted me for we wanted to do the interview, so I'm like, yeah, fuck it, let's do it. But mind you, I ain't really pay too much attention to that nigga account. So I just did it with him. Boom, he tell me come to a location in Chinatown.

2:52:19So that's where we go. Everybody keep thinking that shit was in the hood. Bro, that shit was never happening in the hood. Got it. No cap. So I go to the shit in Chinatown. That's when it's some random niggas, Mexican niggas. They just walk up on us. You feel me? You feel me? They walk up on us. They like, they bounce out. At first they pulled up. We just standing right there doing the interview. At first everything was good. We was there for like the whole interview. We got to the end of the interview. They start popping it. Wait, BZ, BZ, Tujanky, I heard that before the interview started, you guys said you met prior to the interview.

2:52:55Is that correct? Nah. Nah, look. So like the location he told us to pull up at, he told us to pull up at like a little parking lot. So like the parking lot had two ways in and two ways out. So boom we going one way and we see the nigga but we thinking he is smoker So I think I like say some smokers in the car, but nobody really paying him no attention So we keep driving to the little spot right? We go to the spot Me and my brother hop on we doing the interview his girl pull off his girl go to the store She can come back when she come back to nigga do the same shit to the car again like some smokers shit And so, but mind you, we over there doing the interview when he did it the second time.

2:53:37So my brother, he screamed from across the room. He like, what? The nigga ain't hear him, though. So we left it alone. Man, I swear to God, man, we got to the tour towards the end of the interview, bro. It's like them niggas knew when to pull up, bro. Them niggas pulled up right towards the end, bro. They pulled up, boom. Mind you, I had it on me, bro. But nigga, my brother, I gave it to my brother because I'm like, watch my back. Bro, you don't listen to having that, bro. Come on, bro. Come on, bro. Hey, this Spodey face, bro. X all that out, bro. We know you on deck. He's just encouraging you to not incriminate yourself.

2:54:14I'm for it. It's a lot. So, boom. Nigga, they walk up on us, right? Boom, they walk up on us. They're like, where you from? I'm straight off the back. I'm ATF Compton Crib. He's like, what? I'm like, I'm from ATF Compton Crib. What is that? I'm like, I'm from Compton, California cut like fuck Conley Creek. Nigga be saying I did bust the shit cause I ain't get off on them bro. That's on the dead homies bro. There's five niggas right there. They all nigga K and they all got blicked. Nigga as soon as the nigga tried to walk to the car they all whipped out. I'm not finna do none of that bro. I'm not finna run up on a nigga and a nigga just face me and then look I'm done.

2:54:52I'm done. Nigga gonna be like ORPBZ ain't gonna do no nothing. So it cause like in the clip it kinda looks like you guys like had an understanding because you had a mutual acquaintance in the dude Rodney or whatever. Was that not true? Hell no. That's what I'm saying. Like, I don't know how you knew these niggas, bro, but you didn't know that they was going to pull up, bro. Like, you just walk up to them and just handshake them niggas like that shit. Was that ultimately what kind of cooled it off, though, or was that separate? Shit. It made it look like it cooled it off, but shit, I guess it was.

2:55:24Because after he shook them niggas up, them niggas left. How did you know that they were NK? Were they saying racist shit to y 'all? Nah, because when he banged, he said avenues gig. And then when I go back to that nigga hood vlogs, bro, on the damn homies, he did all hood vlogs with the avenues. And they all talking about NK. So, like, I'm like, nigga, you did videos with these niggas before me and then do a video of me and have these niggas bang on me. Nigga, that don't sound right. And you made me come to you. Come on, fool. And then that's neither one of our hoods. So, for them niggas just to be there at the same time, bro, that's fast.

2:55:59That's crazy. It's closer. It's way closer to theyhood, though. Closer, though, but theyhood, though. How do you just land in the same? Yeah, no, no, no, for sure. 1 ,000%. I was going to ask, why did... Is that parking lot a popular fool? Why was that location decided upon? Like, did Rodney... I'm not thinking of another because, nigga, I don't went to Chinatown before to make a video. You feel me? So I'm like, it's Chinatown. I'm going to be smooth over here. Right. Is that parking lot a parking lot to, like, a popular restaurant or something? So I'm trying to figure out how they were laying there I don't know what restaurant that was But it was like a restaurant And then it was something else right there It was another building But I don't know what the other building was But he was by the second building The nigga that banged on us and shit But that nigga was all high as fuck They wasn't even like On some real shit They really was on that But they could have got up on us They could have even tried to rob a nigga or something Like they didn't do none of that bro It's five of y 'all And just two of us Hey, hey, hey, hey Hey, BZ Hey, hey, hey This sporty face bro Hey, hot Hey, he said something He said something else in his video as well He said that You and your brother encourages him to put that To put the clip That's now viral in the front of the video Is that true or is that false He said you encouraged him like we gonna go The nigga never asked us to put it In the front of the video The nigga said can I post the video I'm like yeah go ahead post the interview I ain't tripping on the gang But the part that he posted he did it like On some shit to make it look like we was like Busted out I don't know if he did it on purpose or he didn't, but nigga, that shit.

2:57:30Of course, that was a viral clip. He knew that was going to go viral. Of course. Yeah. But he did have permission. You just didn't know he was going to put it in the... I told him, I told him, nigga, like, I don't even care about the... I still don't give a fuck about him posting it. It's just the fact that, nigga, you posted it and then you start popping it after, bro. Like, the nigga going to tell me, nigga going to tell me, you getting all high power with me, but you was nice as fuck with them. Bro, come on, bro. Don't even start that with me, Rodney. Ooh. So like after like his because like Adam said earlier towards the end of the interaction on camera It seemed like everything was chill between y 'all like what was the rest of the interview like after that moment?

2:58:12The rest of the interview? I ain't gonna lie That nigga was trying to fake like he was scared the rest of the interview But nigga I peeped it so I'm like he just trying to he like he like y 'all good He just like we recording he just keeps stopping me If y 'all good y 'all good y 'all wanna leave y 'all wanna leave I'm like, man, I'm just standing. I'm just standing at him. Cause like, bro, how these niggas knew all this right here? Nigga, you just talking about something. It's been good, nigga. You made me come right here, nigga. Damn. Yeah, the thing that's the craziest to me about this whole scenario is these are two hoods that would never really have beef.

2:58:46These are two people that would never like encounter beef. How they end up right there? Like, I want to know, was it a popular restaurant? Like, what would y 'all them dudes right there? And then like they shake it up They shake hands You know what I'm saying And did they notice the vlogger Or did the vlogger notice them Shit I guess the vlogger noticed One of them niggas soon as they walked up Oh okay He said yo bro what's up I met you in Baxi Oh yeah he did We met each other at some other shit before Damn alright Well shit man you got a You seem like you're kind of a magnet for some crazy shit because obviously some crazy shit happened when Les Wynn did that hood vlog over there too.

2:59:29I'm like, what the fuck? That shit crazy. You can't help but go viral with shit that don't really have anything to do with you. Man. Hey, what's your definition of janky? Janky? Shit. I ain't gonna lie. I'm just like, my definition of janky, I'm just like crazy fool. Like, it can get that, bro. It can get like that if it really need to get like that. You feel me? I can get Janky. All right. Go stream and give it up right now. Yeah. For sure. For sure. Shout out BZ2Janky. I appreciate you calling in, man. Hey, hold on. One more question. Hey, BZ. Yeah. Hey, this much EB. You hear me? Yeah, I hear you.

3:00:10Hey, I'm going to get you all on from less so I can holler at you. You know what I'm talking about? Yeah, it's good. Hey, hey, hey. I know you. Yeah, I know you do. That's what I'm talking about. I'm going to holler at you. Yeah, I know you do. You know, you understand. Yeah, all right. It's good. All right. All right. Much love, G. All right. All right. I mean, is it fair? Yeah, I want to hear Rodney's side of things. What's Rodney's channel called? Yeah, we got Rodney in L.A. I mean, we could call Rodney right now. Call Rodney, man. As well. The hood vloggers are taking over. Words for what, Rodney, boy?

3:00:42This is going to get spicy. Bad bunny face. yeah bad money face as fuck Let's see what his most popular videos are. Hello? Rodney, what's up, bro? This is Lesh. You're live on No Jumper. Oh, what up, Lesh? What up? What's going on, brother? What's going on, dawg? So you're with Adam22, Spodeyface, Young Ant, FAM, Munchie B. Alright, alright, alright. So what do you say to the accusations that you are... Setup artists. That you kind of set up a BZ2 janky? The accusations? Well, can I explain the story real quick? Yeah, yeah, sure. It's pretty stupid, honestly. So, I pull up, and right when I pull up, they tell me already.

3:01:35They got him banged on. After I tell them, I'm like, you guys think we should leave? And keep in mind, I don't know the game that they got banged on. They just told me they got banged on. After, I'm like, in my head, I would have left no matter what. I'm leaving. once I get banged on I'm leaving I don't know why they stood they stood and they're like nah we cool so boom we continue doing the interview but as we're doing the interview like they're at some store at another parking lot like the parking lots are together and they're at some store and they're all shouting this and that blah blah blah I'm like like as I'm holding the camera like I'm like oh shit like you know but they're just doing like honestly not trying to be mean or nothing but it seems like you know people know all gangbangers know when you're outside you know you on you're intoxicated you on drugs you on you know so they out there doing the gangbanging shit okay so that happens then i guess they like hit the corner or something or like they go around the cut or some shit but they pull up on us and that's how they pull up on us so they pull up all around the corner then they're like yeah and then they they bang on them again after my bad man i just i just been talking about this shit so much this has just been pissing me off because so they got banged on boom anyway so they got banged on that happened boom what and the dude from avenues didn't even know me know me didn't even notice me nothing it was a fool from ball in park that doesn't even bang that met me in a basset vlog so so that's a different guy than the fool that that's a different guy talking than the fool that that bang on bz yeah yeah it's a different guy because you i mean i'm looking at your channel you you've been in a million different neighborhoods filming with a million different people it's probably kind of hard to even keep track all the different people you met right yeah yeah but man adam tell me if you're in a situation like that and you see someone you knew you're gonna be happy as fuck fuck yeah yeah now i feel you as a non-affiliate as soon as you got somebody in common that you know it feels like oh okay this is gonna make this less of a tense situation but i completely understand how people okay and i just want to respond oh rodney booty woo why did you put it in right when that happened by the way I'm not that old from these dudes.

3:04:04These dudes are like 19, 18. Bro, I'm 22 years old. I thought they sounded like they were like 45 years old. I'm not going to lie. No, no, no. He's talking about the little rappers. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I thought the fools were having you. Because people do these hood vlogs, they are older. People be thinking, you know what I mean? Yeah, yeah. No, he's getting confused. So anyway, so that happens. Boom, we got Bane on Boom. I swear, I even got the raw footage too. But I don't want to release the raw footage because they sang that. They like, oh, yeah, bro. that shit's gonna go viral bro post it post it that shit's gonna go viral yeah man after i'm like you like i'm like you strapped i'm like yeah that shit is gonna go right they're like man we didn't do nothing wrong bro they posted they didn't do nothing wrong they didn't rank it nothing happened my boy fools pulled up with guns to us of course my boy they didn't do nothing wrong man those did not do nothing wrong they just got mad at me because what people started saying on the internet Rodney real quick Real quick I know Spodyface want to ask you something But real quick I have one question Because I just asked Beezy the same thing Why was this location chosen?

3:05:08Because it was closer And it was convenient It's like a neutral spot Okay I mean I'm from Boyle Heights No I know And I take mine And I be like The way I get around That was more convenient You know what I mean? It's not that far from him It's not that far It's not that far from me Alright Rodney this sporty face you speaking with So that was kind of my question That was kind of my question But my next question to you will be If you know you don't gang bang And clearly you not with the shit Because you just said I don't know why we left And it seemed like you was kind of timid yourself You know what I'm saying self admittedly Why would you Why would you invite someone To a neighborhood or to a spot Where you know you What you mean I'm talking about anywhere In particular in LA is somebody Why would you invite them to somewhere in the area He said that's Nobodyhood First of all That is right near the Diamond Streets The Temple Streets First of all You can run into anyone And first of all man, I that's crazy I mean, you're not you're not even allowing me to ask the question I don't have to I'm asking you a simple question I'm asking you a simple question you shouldn't say gang if you don't gang bang but anyway, I'm asking you a simple question I can say gang if I want to, bro I'm not here to argue with you, but can you answer the question, you're deflecting instead of trying to answer the question All right, let me answer the question.

3:06:52All right, let me finish asking the question. If you know that you're not going to stick up for your guests or somebody that you invite to a podcast or somebody that you're vlogging with, why would you invite them anywhere where you don't know that they're going to be safe, secure? My boy, it's real life. I can't even answer. My boy, it's real life. Anything could happen, fool. Hey, it's real life. Anything could happen. Well, you've never been in real life situations, fool, and something happened and you didn't expect it. I'm from the streets. If that would have happened to me, if I'd invited somebody somewhere...

3:07:25No, so then you know shit happens unexpectedly. No, I'm a ride with them and I'm a die. I would never invite nobody nowhere, but I don't know the area. If you're from Boyle Heights, why aren't they taking on Boyle Heights then? Boyle Heights. I mean, Boyle Heights. Because what? Imagine if that would have happened in Boyle Heights. You said what happened? If you're from Boyle... So you mean to tell me you can't bring black people to Boyle Heights? That's what you're saying? Man, stop trying to spin the narrative. How? That's what you're saying? You said imagine what happened to Boyle Heights. So are you telling me black people can't come to Boyle Heights?

3:08:01Man, I brought my black friends to the most racist parts of Boyle Heights where people feel racist. All right. So why didn't you take them to Boyle Heights then? Why are you taking them next to a fucking trash can then? Neutral gang. Stop trying to get something out, bro. Get what out I'm just going off of what you're saying You're not going to do all that bro I know what you're trying to do bro I want you to answer the question I want you to answer the question You just said You just said right now you took some of your black friends To the most racial spots In Boyle Heights So why didn't you take them to Boyle Heights this time I've done answered this question already Respectfully I don't want to talk to both Is anyone else You know I'm going to ask you no questions Instead of taking them out of trash But if he's saying that his area has a lot of racism and it would be kind of weird to film with some black dudes there, isn't that reasonable for him to, like, not take them there?

3:08:57That's the question I'm asking. So black people, is it harm and danger going to Boyd Heights? I want to know. I'm in Boyd Heights. I don't know, man. I don't know, man. I don't know. I don't know. There's way more. Who am I to answer that? Who am I to answer that? Okay, Munchie has a question. Hey, Rodney, I just wanted to know, that parking lot y 'all was in, what is that a parking lot to? Is that like a popular restaurant or something? Nah, it was like this. I don't really know. Like a random Chinese bakery or something like that. And it was connected to like a liquor store. And by the way, much respect.

3:09:30My name is Rodney. You know, I never salute much of you, you know? What's the deal, bro? I ain't feeling nothing. Hey, no, because I asked that because I know it'd be popping places. You might run into anybody at it if they pull up. So I want to know, like, what's connected to that parking lot to where the avenues just pop up spontaneously. You know what I'm saying? No, no, that's what I was saying. It's like a liquor store. Not like a liquor store, but like a little corner store. There you go. Okay, okay. And then you said the dude that you hollered at, he from Bowman Park, and you met him in Bassett.

3:09:59You didn't even know the avenues, dude. You know the dude from Bassett? Yeah, yeah, I didn't even know the avenues, dude. The avenues, dude, was being actually really disrespectful to me. You couldn't even tell, BZ. he was actually really being disrespectful to me and thank god I see the ball in Parkville. Damn, imagine if that fool wasn't there fuck. Okay, and another thing you said they didn't rank it but I ran across something on YouTube or was it Instagram? My opinion, my opinion No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, but in this video this clip you said you was mad because y 'all ranked it.

3:10:28You said that you said something different though. No because people saying they ranked it that's what I said. They're mad that people are saying they ranked it. Okay. Did you feel uh rodney after the interview like uh after that happened was was the vibe i'm ready for every question y 'all i'm on it no no after that interview like after that happened during the interview did you feel like could you feel that there was tension between you and bz2 janky and them or did you know it was kind of because it was cool it was cool he told me to post it right when i posted i literally he's literally i would tell you scrapped that shit he collapsed in a reel he said viral he just didn't like all the backlash yeah because y 'all i feel like that's something that happens to me a lot is that i'll put out some content and the person will be hyped on it and then i put it out they get a bunch of hate and it just completely changes the way that they think about it especially because now they're trying to put like a conspiracy together saying that you arrange this i don't like not even knowing you i really kind of doubt that you would have like ratted on these dudes to like some mexican gang members so they could so you could get a viral clip because a viral clip yeah that's cool but you're not gonna make any money off it and it's like it's just gonna cause you more problems than it's worth and i just i i give you the benefit of the doubt that i doubt that you would do that you know hey honestly i thought i thought that was in east la so if that was in east la i'm like why you want them to come to east la to do a vlog you know no no no no that's what and we know the reputation that east la has right so that's what I was thinking first, then you say, Ari Chinatown, that was midway or more, what's that, comedian for both of y 'all.

3:12:05So I'm like, okay, but is this a popping place? Because I know some places you'll run into anybody, certain food places, you'll get smoked behind this chicken type shit. I don't know. So if they told him to put the video out, what he's saying, it's a conspiracy theory, everybody trying to slander his name, why not put out the footage and clear your name? He did, right? No, he didn't put out footage are they telling them that we're going to go buy? He said he got the raw footage. So if that... Well, what more footage would we need? But no, but, but, but, but... He just said... No, little dude just said that he wasn't...

3:12:36Obviously, the raw footage is going to incriminate the dudes. Oh, right, with the guns. No, no, no, no. He said the raw footage is going to clear them because they said He said that I'm putting on blicks, so that's... Bro, the raw footage is going to incriminate the dudes. I'm talking about what he just said. I'm talking about what he just said right now. He got video of the young boys He's talking about, you put it out after the fact. That's what I thought he said. That was on the raw footage. Yeah, that's what he said. So put that out and clear your name. But he won't do why, and it's going to incriminate them dudes.

3:13:04Those dudes. Just ask him so we get an understanding. He want them to put the raw footage out. I know we ain't going to go back before. I just want to hear him. He want them to put the raw footage out. He's talking about that point. Just that. What point? Bro, you got to talk about the whole set. Why go back to me while you're on the phone? You can ask him. I do understand. Yeah, yeah. He wants, look. Are you thinking about putting out? Shout out my boy Bone from that rolling Bloodstone Pie Roo Straight up my boy Bone Hey Rodney Shout out Bone Hey Rodney we trying to clear something up When you said you could put out the raw footage The raw footage is what You know what if people don't believe me I don't give a fuck anymore It's not that no one's saying that I'm trying to get some clarification I'm trying to get some clarification No no I'm saying I really don't No, me and a co-host got a disconnect on what you said was on the raw footage.

3:13:54I heard what he said was on the raw footage earlier. When he first got on the phone, he said what was on the raw footage. He said they had guns. Man, we both. No, no. So me and Spudyface heard different. Bro, I heard what the man said, bro. I thought he said the raw footage is him saying we're going to go viral. He said both of those things. He said both of those things. I don't know what to do. We got to go back. And by the way, man, BZ knows, bro. I told him, man, my bad. I really do apologize on that I sound really fucking Like man Like inviting someone To a place and something goes wrong That is not cool That is not cool no matter what Just need a studio in the future I would say you already know that though bro I'm not telling you nothing you don't already know Right brother like Just like if it's going to be Rappers that are affiliated with certain things And it's in the city and there's a potential for this have them inside so then it can never be i've done several interviews in that uh parking lot um before man actually too was it by the trash can too uh no but was it by no that was actually the first time it was by the trash can but like literally like in that same parking lot like like probably like literally like 10 feet away i like that dumpster juice smell it really adds some realism to the interview some ambiance yeah it's just flooding your nostrils I'm into that Alright yo I subscribed to your channel bro Much luck with the content and everything I do not buy into this conspiracy theory Hey Adam you gonna see me on plug time So I'm gonna be with a mask I'm gonna try to be like Billy I'm gonna do some crazy shit You gonna see me I'm gonna go crazy But not like for that but like you gonna see me You know you gonna hire me to You know anyway not for that It was going so good Rodney Send the 4k dick pics I got you my boy He said shoot the wheeler dog Shoot the wheeler Shoot the wheeler I love those my boy If anyone thinks otherwise I completely understand I love my boy Straight up I completely understand what these people Are saying I false shit My boy you wouldn't like false shit on your name either Hey are you coming for DC Baby Draco's throne They're saying he's the top hood blogger Are you coming for a spot Nah nah nah he is the top hood vlogger so look to him Oh shit okay so I respect With the hood vloggers I got it alright There's a code there's a code yeah Alright much love dog Alright then I think He's spicy I like him Yo real fast this is what we trying to say When he said When he said he said he has On footage after it all happened He's email saying that Nah nah nah bro nah nah He had the raw footage he said nah nah nah bro It's gonna go viral It's gonna go viral He's like Do you wanna put it out He's like I don't think I should put it out He's like Nah bro put it out He's basically Saying he has them on camera Giving him permission To put it out Because they thought It was gonna go viral We're not talking about They said we didn't do nothing wrong Put it out That's what we're talking about If that was the case If you're saying They're lying You know They never said that Hey but I just wanna We could've clarified that I ain't gotta debate With nobody about What he said And he on the phone When he first dropped it Beasy collided With the post and shit So he was fucking Yeah, BZ collab with the post is what Nathan is saying.

3:17:11The reaction. It's always like that. Fucking Unk wasn't mad about the clip with 4X just screaming in his face until it came out, and then he had to read a couple thousand comments saying he was a bitch and all that. And that's what dude is saying, because when he said what he said, I'm like, exactly. So when he first got on the phone, basically he was saying that they are telling him to put the raw footage out that he ain't put out. He said, look, man, they ain't rank it. Them dudes pulled up like that. So they ain't ranked it because them dudes did pull up like that. And they wanted me to put that out because it was going to go viral.

3:17:45And I didn't put that out. I see what you said now. But if he said to hear that, I'm talking about what I heard. I didn't hear that, but I can see what you said. But then we should have had a chance to ask him and shit, though. Exactly. But my only problem with the kid is because he said he's 21, 22. To me, he's 19. He's my daughter age, bro. No, no. He said he's like 22. Rodney's like 22. But he still keep, my only problem with him is, this is how I was, if you, like you got an obligation, bro, when you inviting somewhere, I don't care if you're doing a hood blog, you invite me to the movies, you to anywhere, your hood, your house, anything, we ride together, you're responsible for me, bro.

3:18:22You're responsible for me. He even said that, Rodney even said that. Why invite somebody somewhere which you don't know? But look, and this is another thing too. But they have accountability on 8 part too because I just put it up next to Trask. Yeah, because I'm a member, so this is what I'm saying, me as a member bro regardless of who it is a hood vlogger definitely if he don't gang bang and i'm meeting him somewhere i'm not gonna never have it in my mind definitely on the first meeting that is ride or die with you nor am i'm never gonna put my life in your hand nigga supposed to come dangerous already you're from the streets you know you're coming out of your area uncharted water whether it's a neutral area or not neutral areas that's where everybody pull up at so nigga I'm going to expect for that Rodney dude to run.

3:19:05He don't game bang. I expect for him to rank out and do everything he did. He was spooked as a motherfucker because they was going to get on him too. If he wasn't seeing that dude. I agree. But what I'm saying, though, by him not. Because any real stand-up street dude, it don't matter at the end of the day. I mean, there's no street dude. Any solid dude period, you don't got to be no street dude. It's like, hey, hold up, bro. They with me. I'm filming. Who is he, though? What I'm saying? The fact that he can't stop nothing. He was happy. Man, listen, you're not letting me land my point, though.

3:19:35The fact that it's a conspiracy out there that he set these dudes up. So the fact, this helping the conspiracy is what I'm saying. The fact that he didn't say nothing, he didn't do nothing, and then to find out, hey, man, they thinking you knew him, and you didn't say nothing? Let's do a pause, though, because we got Glorilla's sister calling in. Hello? Glorilla? That's Glorilla. How you doing? We on stream right now with a bunch of members over here. Members? Some M's? Some M's? Some M's? Nah, I'm saying like gang members. Man, you got a couple Crips and a couple Bloods. One Blood. Oh, y 'all, y 'all.

3:20:17What y 'all doing over here? Y 'all got their folks going to Kansas City. Y 'all got Crips and Bloods. What are the GDs and Vice Roads at? Funny you should say that. Yeah. Nah, yeah, but we actually were just about to play some of the clips of you from the live stream and everything and talk about the whole shit with you and your sister. Man, I'm gonna get on y 'all stream, man. What, you don't want to be on stream? She's about to hop on. I'm gonna get on y 'all stream. I've been looking from outside. Oh, yeah, we on the No Jumper channel right now. So, wait, so you got no interest in dudes at all?

3:20:59oh that's what uh hill cat was talking about i'm just wondering oh okay so oh hellcat said she's not a real stud that's oh yeah yeah yeah because we we got a dyke friend named hellcat and she she she told us that if you are a lesbian and you've ever orgasmed from clitoral stimulation or had a dick inside you, you are not a stud. You've been penetrated, you're not a stud. I didn't have no orgasm though, so she don't know what she's talking about. She don't say orgasm though. But you never had a dick in your life. Are you a virgin? No, I don't know that. She said she gave some head though. That's a start.

3:21:38Don't you get head, nigga? Hell no. Not the guys. She thinks she went up. Not the guys. What the fuck you getting some of that top me, folks? I need to see how he looks like a roast. He's a good-looking guy. Hey, put the camera down. He might be the best-looking guy here, yeah. He is. You don't want this. You don't want this. Spodey face. He a model. I don't know about all that, but I look better.

3:22:08Just search No Jumper on YouTube, and it'll come up with the link to the live. Better than that. No Jumper on YouTube. Hey, set it up with her heel cat. She said she ain't no stud because she had some dick before. Oh, shit. That's a good thing. That's a thing. I didn't know that. This the girl she talking about. She said she a virgin. Only thing she ever did was give some talk. The mouth not a virgin, though? She said she almost ate a roach. Of course, she got to eat a dick. One time. I got to come over there with y 'all niggas because y 'all getting off. Pop up. Pop up. He's good. Man, send four, Adam.

3:22:43Let me see. Let me see the check. Bring some gas station barbecue from Memphis for us. Go get a good fruit. I need that gas station BBQ. Come on. I'll be out there. Don't say nothing crazy. I got homies out there in Memphis. Oh, yeah? You know the 40s out there in Memphis, too. Don't say 40s out there in Memphis, too. All right, yeah, we can talk about it later for show. Okay, all right, I guess. Are you going to look at the live? We all want to know what you think of Spoty Face's looks. I'm on that show right now. Okay. Check out the dude in the blue. Let me know what you think. This guy.

3:23:24That's a big crib right there. I'm about to pull her picture up right there. As soon as she say something right now. He said he'll put you through the mattress. I ain't not say that, bro. I ain't not say that, bro. She's still a virgin. Imagine it. She's still a virgin. She's still a virgin. She's still a virgin. She's still a virgin. She's still a virgin. She's still a virgin. I don't believe this. I think this V card is in question for being fully honest here. Her way is dipping, though. He said he likes your waves. I think that's his way of flirting. Her way is dipping. Her way is dipping. You be using Murray's?

3:24:06Murray's. You be using that pomade or that three flowers? Oh, my God. Yeah, I need some Murray's. Give me some Murray's so I come on the show. I just want to clarify too that even though she does have me blocked on Instagram, I do not have a problem with Glorilla. Not you, your sister. She's been at me blocked for years and years even though I always liked her music and I supported her on the podcast. Yeah, she yelled at me too. Why's she blocking you? I don't know. But everybody who works at No Jumper is blocked by her because we were all logged into the Instagram when she blocked No Jumper. I'm glad I ain't logged in.

3:24:41She's probably really going to hate me now that I'm talking to her sister. We love Glo. When I come on the show, this shit gonna be crazy. Like a barbecue pig. Do you get offended by the Bro-Rilla thing? Nah. Thank God. Because that shit funny as fuck. Because you getting called that. That's a cool old name. You should trademark that before anybody else do it. You should get that and run with it. Nah, we serious. Go ahead. You ain't finna get Bro-Rilla face at it, though. Much love. We love you. She's sleeping on that merch. She should be pumping that out right now. Yeah. Bro, right now. Yeah, bro.

3:25:20What you mean, the Murray's? What about it? No, the merch. The merch are nice. No, but you were talking about Murray's, which is like some hair product shit, right? She's a pomade for the waves. She thought you said merch. She's like, hell yeah, I need some merch. No, that was hilarious. I was dying when you said we should seek our waves. Her shit's swimming? He said pomade. Looking like Brian Pumbert. To be honest. He said Bob's big boy. We could probably dress her up like Brian Pumbert. Hey, hey, you would do it? That's funny. I just ran across Hellcat shit and she said what she said. On what?

3:25:46Bro, look at this picture. Hey, you're a dude, huh? Yeah. If you fuck her, you're gay. On the left, though? That's her on the left, too? No, that's Gloria. Okay, yeah, yeah. Just clarify. There's certain studs that if you want to hit that, you're gay. If you want to fuck Jen Carter, you're gay. Yeah, all right. You know? Hellcat, if you want to fuck Hellcat. If you want to fuck Hellcat, you're gay and you're a rapist because she ain't going to do it. If you put a wig on her, she's going to look exactly like Gloria. Okay, what's that stud name that dude shoot the videos? What's her girl's name?

3:26:16Who's the little bro from Raven? Raven Simone back in the day. What's the little brother? That's what she look like. Oh, hell no. Mudgee was talking about Rob Banks. Rob Banks. Who was flirting with her? You was. Show the screen. That looks like fucking the baby.

3:26:42Stop playing with me last night. It's crazy though because really I kind of like relate to the Glorilla side of things more where it's like I can't even imagine what it would be like to have like a whole bunch of family members trying to beg me for fucking money every month. I'll probably just like follow my family real bad because I'll be like nah I ain't doing that. Yeah it's really. First of all she has 10 sisters and brothers right? Yeah that's a lot of people to support. Her daddy was fucking on blood. Is she really? I don't know. So you one of the people that How many siblings you have? One.

3:27:14Two. That ain't really, you can't. So if you just was super successful and you had six, seven siblings, you wouldn't take care of your siblings if you had it to do it. But in Glorilla, it's nothing to you. Why can't they take care of themselves? But how many kids do I remember? Certain people need to push. I've helped out my sister over the years. Like if my family, if my parents needed help, I would have helped them out. But everybody in my family is like real self-sufficient. They always just had jobs. And like, my sister never asked me for money besides when she moved out here. I helped her get out here and everything.

3:27:44But would you agree with, is it a fair statement that it's people that work two and three jobs, bro, and they're still drowning out here? Yes. Are they? Yes. Absolutely. That's a fact. Because our cost of living is insane, bro. Especially in California. This ain't for the week. I didn't realize, Adam, reality, bro. That's still drowning, bro. Yeah, absolutely. I feel like if that is true, it's because they're making poor decisions about how they're spending their money. there's outlier situations the kid could get sick you could get evicted over some bullshit all kinds of things for sure you can account for that but in no way am I thinking oh now I'm super rich so I'm going to be giving all of my brothers and sisters five grand a month this ain't no sponsorship you need to just get on Osiris I would agree with that I'm talking about ethnicity I'm talking about ethnicity you wouldn't get out of my face we can make some you know if they need a loan from time to time I mean that's me and Brick man I'm talking about a loan from time to time when I'm talking about that initial she's saying Gorilla ain't never just tell it a little lumpy here's a little starter kit get out my face she's saying they ain't never happy once you make it like this to her like hey you ain't gonna hunt you know I'll hunt here's a little 50 or a little 100 pack get out my face I heard Gorilla and her mom talking about it and her mom was making it sound like she really actually like does help her out like a significant amount but that's her mom that's not all of her siblings so she also said that she wasn't fucking with the fact that oh like these like you got your homegirls around you and you glowing them up you swagging them up a gorilla got childhood trauma man she said she shot her with a BB gun and shot her something called the police she just said that's childhood childhood trauma man you're thinking she's just her sister maybe she's also kind of like maybe she like has a whole list of reasons like my sister I fuck with my sister I would help her out if she needed it but I could also imagine having a sister I have a cousin a female cousin I've known since I was a little kid she can't ask me for shit I ain't seen her in 20 years but if she did pop up I would tell her to fuck off and you got some motherfuckers just in your family who just want it like you can get out here bro and work hard bro like everybody got the same hours in a day and some of these people been out here longer than you so just look at Just look at it from a perspective from a motherfucker that's getting out of jail and you surpassing motherfuckers and motherfuckers asking you for shit.

3:30:08I had a motherfucker tell me before, but I'm your blood. I'm like, man, I don't give a fuck about you being my blood, bro. You out here doing bullshit and you want me to hand you my money. I feel like a hoe. You pimpin' a motherfucker. I did it a few times already, but after this shit come recurrence, nigga, money don't grow on trees, not for you. Definitely, when motherfuckers got kids and got their own happiness and shit that they're trying to do, man, you can't be a burden to me. I definitely think she don't owe her anything, but I was just saying that initial and then on the table, she said her mom still punching the clock.

3:30:38You agree with that? But she also said that her mom chooses to work because she's not like her dad, I think, retired because of old age. I don't think nobody at that age coming from that deep. She ain't that old. Bro, bro, bro. I had a conversation. What's wrong with having a job? I would want to have a job even if my kids are successful. 84 years old? This was the sister saying. You're not 84. This was the sister saying, though. Gorilla's mom probably 40 years. Gorilla just had a conversation. But she just had a conversation with her mama, and her mama seemed cool. She's like, hey, mom, is you straight with her?

3:31:10Mom's like, yeah. Well, she's like, that's just your sister talking. Like, the mom seemed like she cool. Hey, Spotify, what you don't understand, a lot of people that's up in age, they don't want to stop working. Because what they do, they end up, like, fizzling off. And also, this is my thing, is that in order for Glorilla to seem as successful as she seems, a lot of money has to get spent. I would not be surprised at all if Glorilla's finances were not anywhere near as impressive as some of us are probably assuming. It definitely could not be a millionaire, and I wouldn't be surprised. I don't think she's balling out of control like that.

3:31:47You never met nobody that didn't want to stop working? like because for sure it's old people that they want they don't want to retire they're like retire already my parents retired at like you know 70 or something you know they worked their asses off for fucking long ass time but they living in memphis bro you gotta keep your mind going memphis a gang of times they walking out there with no shoes on you know what two thousand dollars to do her parents not working walking with no shoes no no a lot of people work to keep their mind no no listen what i'm saying in memphis they literally walk with their shoes on so So where do you drive the line then?

3:32:18If you have 10 siblings and parents and probably cousins and all that you close with, what I would do if I was in a little bit of a situation and I wanted to help my family, I would start a foundation, like a trust fund. Yeah, literally a trust fund that's allocated and it'd be a certain amount of money, maybe a quarter ticket, whatever. And it gets allocated per whatever's necessitated. Oh, this sibling needs money for a surgery. Oh, this sibling needs money. We only got one sister complaining though. Yeah, exactly. you're right but but that don't mean that there's not more of a consensus this this is the only one that's willing to be vocal record she's publicly complaining so hey all right man let me be putting together the barments for fun type shit this is how you do it and check this out basically have a kitty hey both of my exactly have a kitty that's the best way to put it thank you now both of my brothers are independently wealthy you feel me rich as fuck it's got nothing to do with the fact What's your brother Instagram?

3:33:15Indeed. Underscore. That's my other brother. Icefall indeed. He's just kidding. The point is this. I've asked my brothers combined total maybe in my 44 years of life for money less than five times and don't have any expectations of them. And they would help me if I really needed it probably, but I don't have like, oh, you guys need to do something for me. You got white people problems lost. Yeah, you go to rehabs, it's like a little spa. True? Are you saying that? You can say that. Hey, bro, listen, bro. Your rehab is like a vacation. I've been to the J.E.s. Robert Downey Lush. Hey, I'm Iron Man.

3:33:58I'm Iron Man. That's some other shit. You got white people problems. He makes money, bro. You blow your money. You got wealthy parents and a brother that is founded in deed. Hey, bro, you just fuck up. Hey, bro. And I think you don't feel comfortable coming to your people for money because you know you can do better. You know what I'm saying? I ain't asking them for nothing. Now, look at my call. You can see I done talked to both my brothers and my dad today. I'm dumbass close with my family. You think that they brag about you at like little corporate parties? My brother Nick got a mean 16 in him.

3:34:38He on this podcast, No Jumper. trip out on this trip out of this when my brother was a ceo of indeed they did this thing where they were doing like it was during the versus era during the pandemic yeah and they're like doing like staff versus and they played and he played my brother played one of my music videos and everybody to hell the people tripped out like employees of indeed like oh that's your brother you're like kendall roy and these fools don't like you watch succession i got kendall roy No shots I got hell I got hell Inboxes on Instagram Oh you Maybe they trying to get closer to my brother So he's like faking it or whatever They all showed hell Like yeah They do brag about my crazy dumb ass I'm not even hating I would brag If Lush was my brother Yeah yeah you feel me Like they do brag about Hey but for the record bro It'd be people that don't want to retire And it's people that don't want to move out of their houses That's why you got these rich people Their parents still live in their homes In their hood Or the grandmas they don't want to move.

3:35:34You know what I'm saying? We all know people like that. Lush is like Hunter Biden. I would love, Hunter, Hunter, pull up. Where are you, Hunter? Pull up. That's a good opinion. He came from a real lineage and he kind of went off pad. But yo, go watch that interview with Hunter Biden that Channel 5 did. Hunter Biden's a sick dude. I'd love to hang out with him. Yeah, he need to pull up and you feel me, we're going to bust down the cabbie and get busy. No, you don't get fucked up anymore. He's a cabbie. That's what you call heroin?

3:36:13That's hard that's hard crack rock that's what

3:36:29I'm gonna write a script for Home Alone and it's going to be the adult Home Alone and your parents are going to leave the country and you're going to house it. That's going to be crazy. Oh, that's a good idea, actually. No, for real. That's dope. For real, in an interview with your parents, without you, though, it would be crazy. It'd do numbers. It would get all the stories out of them. I'm surprised. This man had kicked in with Charlie Sheen. Yeah, I just served Charlie. I don't know how to eat Oakland in Santa Monica Canyons. Hey, look, Adam, he was over here. My parents are out of town. He offered me a chocolate.

3:37:04He said, oh, this is$100 chocolate. I'm like, I don't want none. I went home. I'm like, yeah. I'm telling my daughter, he has some little chocolate. It's$100. Oh, why you didn't get it? Why you? I don't know about that shit. I tried to give him some Dubai chocolate. This was. Oh, how is that? I keep hearing about it. Absolutely delicious. I wish I was sick of now because my daughter's got me pressured. Yeah. God. I'll bring you guys all some Dubai chocolate. I can't say no to some chocolate. pause but i'm gonna scan it too because that'd probably be fake yo because because when king pulled up king pill brought me like a fucking box of chocolates like straight out of forrest gump and that shit was so good i could not stop wolfing them down the seas candy did it have it was like a red box it was a white it's like a white box with red red wrapping y 'all came from walgreens for sure i don't care where you got it but i know it's like cheap chocolate but that box of chocolate experience.

3:37:51I actually watched like half of Forrest Gump the other day and it really reminded me. Because of that you like, King Kilt gifted you. And that bitch Jenny was a rat, huh? Fuck Jenny. She had AIDS. Bro, Jenny is the jankiest bitch in the history. It wasn't AIDS. She had monster AIDS. She got it from fucking banging all these hippie dudes. Hey, what if you hit a bitch on Instagram and our Instagram is Jenny off Forrest Gump? Blocked. Blocked. Is that her wife telling you she has AIDS? Stop. You're going to get right in the DM's. Are you helping in our DM? She look bad. I don't give a fuck. That's why she has good taste in film.

3:38:26Girl, I'm a con, yeah. She got ass titty. And you say, Jenny off Forrest Gump. No, but you know what was a fire vibe is when she's up on stage naked playing the guitar and the dude throws his drink on her and Forrest runs up there with his retard strength, grabs her and yeah. Stop Forrest, stop Forrest. You can't keep doing this. To the point where like, I'm sorry, Jenny. My hatred for Jenny runs so deep that I won't even watch Robin Wright Penn in another movie, the actress that played her. You feel me? Like, I can't separate them. That's how you know you did a good job acting when you hate the character, and then you end up hating him in real person.

3:38:59Bro. I mean, in real life. So, let's not, like... Like Junior at Bachelor's Party. All the bitches hate that nigga. Like, on Players Club? That's the fuck. It's like, y 'all think Tony Montana's bitch was janky. Y 'all think George from Boston, George, and Blow's bitch was janky. They ain't got nothing on Jenny. She like all time. You want to hear Glorilla responding to her sister? Yeah, sure. And also, by the way, one of the funniest things about this is that when when Brorilla was on TMZ, they asked her, hey, how much money would be fair for Glorilla to give you to make it even? And she goes$2 ,500.

3:39:38That's why I'm telling you, in Memphis,$2 ,500 is a lot, bro. It's different in the show. Oh, Glow, shoot that. Glow. Glow. You're going to shoot the 20. If you're going to shut the fuck up and leave me alone for$2 ,500, that's going to be the best$2 ,500 you're going to spend in your life. That is hilarious. Give it to her. That is so not that much. That's just such a perfect amount for her to pick. Round it off to$3 ,500. I'm going to give you a mean$3. You got a tip. $2 ,500 look like$2 ,500,$3 ,500. That's what she wanted? This is all about that? That's what I'm saying. $2 ,500 is like she's going to make way more than that doing interviews and features and God knows what.

3:40:14The beefing went finessed two times and shit. Globilla literally get paid that a bar. Like her feature price. I'm pretty sure. I'm just gauging it. Like I bet like 25. I'm going to be on you like that all the time. No, he's just like trying to verify the homie. Like, you know, like I'll be saying a lot of shit. All of y 'all be on me. You be on me. We all got to check Lush a little bit on here, man. It's a group project. Man, bro, when he was getting attacked by the boy head dude, I'll be protecting him. What the fuck you talking about? Who's the bald head dude? Oh, wow. We already made a perfect show without even bringing any good.

3:40:50All right, so this is Glorella responding. And they laughing at you and not with you. You're making a fool out of yourself. I want you to know this. Like, I could have got on there and told them how you broke out of Lakeside. How you had to take an IQ test and they determined that you had to go to the mental hospital. And how you broke out that bitch. And they had to find you and come bring you back. You're a mental patient, so I'm not going to sit here and argue with you. And the world is making fun of you, and I hate that for you. But continue to get your money. Continue to do whatever you do, but do it on your own name.

3:41:23Well, you can use my name, but not in no bad way. Don't be on no, oh, I'm Glorilla. Don't lie on me, bitch. You could have kept going with the stud real estate shit. People saying you look like me, the stud version of me, bitch. Do it like that. I might have went ahead and did something with you. But I'm not, I don't fuck with you My siblings that I don't fuck with They know why I don't fuck with them Me getting money don't make no difference If I didn't fuck with you seven years ago I still don't fuck with you, don't matter that I got money, bitch Go get your own money Go get that how I had to get it, bitch I don't owe you a fuck ass thing Bitch, now I hope this run you up too, bitch Go laugh, screamin' at the phone with your goddamn Schizophrenic motherfuckin' ass And make you some money, bitch And keep my name out your mouth, keep my mama name out your mouth, my daddy.

3:42:12Keep my whole family name out your mouth, bitch. Huh? What's up, man? She's so hot. Yeah. She's so hot, dude. Stop nothing. W Surgeon. She was not hot when she came out. $1 ,300 today. How much money did she owe you already? Did she borrow? They told you owed me$1 ,200. She already owed you$1 ,200, right? Did she be borrowing every chance she get, right? Right. She should have gave you double that since she's getting this little money to go spread live. She could have gave you double that, right? Right. We ain't going to disclose what I give you in the exact dollar amount. But what happens every month, mom?

3:42:56What happens every month since I've been famous? You pay my rent and I know a lot of people are talking about you buying me a house. I didn't want you to buy me a house. I didn't want to buy a house at this age. I'm listening to you. Yeah. I didn't want at my age, I wanted to rent because you were having me travel all over the place. So, you know, I wanted to rent, you know, so I could pick up and leave as I wanted to. It ain't even about rent or actually buying. Did I get you put in another house if it's rent or bought? Whichever one it was that you wanted to do. Yes. Let me tell you this. She bought me a brand new way.

3:43:44That you was a breeze in us. I like when she was doing that thing I like, though. I like her. She is saucy, right? I like her and her dyke sister, man. Hey, man, that's fucked up. It's sibling rivalry. It's like real internal family shit. I would know about that, so I can understand. Yeah, it's fucked up, and it seemed like it ain't going to ever get Mindy. I could hear it. It felt like we were responding and just assuming that she was on good terms with her sisters. I didn't. That's what I was saying. Do they got the same daddy? Because if you really don't get along then yeah, don't give them shit.

3:44:17I apologize, Glo. Don't block me. Don't block me. So who took it to the internet first? Sister? For sure, sister. Because I think she said she was doing the whole studrilla. She was calling herself in that before this whole little beef popped off. Brorilla sound better, though. I fuck with Borilla and I definitely want to see some upcoming fades. I want to see her on the fade circuit. I hate to hear that, bro. That's fucked up. You know what I'm saying? I will say, though... Tori Lane's what? Tori Lane's center,$2 ,500. Yeah, that's right. Tori Lane's? Free Tori. We ain't gonna forget about Megan because of that, but it's alright.

3:44:55No, free Tori on BT. Definitely free Tori. And I'll say this also. I know why that Glorilla don't fuck with us. What the fuck was Nojumper What just an Instagram account I ain't never signed into that shit Why cause the Nojumper Instagram No I know it's like the initial I remember what it was It was a post Shut up was it on the news or something It was way before the news Spit it out nigga Yeah Jesus Christ fucking Keem over here It's cause I said that fucking she had a ghost rider On her first song cause you know why I said it Cause she had a ghost rider On her first song You think that's the reason why she blocked?

3:45:34Yes. She fucking responded, called me a bitch. Like, bitch-ass white boy. I was like, whoa, this is kind of hot. Like, damn. Like, Glorila's responding to me. Whoa. But then, like, she, like, had blocked us. Damn. She still hasn't, doesn't have a floaty face blocked. It's just confusing. No, we're like. I'll fuck with you, Glor. Bro, fucking. I love her, too. I think Vashti and Gina are still blocked because they were logged in on the fucking Instagram account and shit. The dude that wrote the song about homie. Like, we ain't writing together and shit. Oh, you're like, you know, no. Okay. I wasn't just talking out my ass.

3:46:04Whenever I hear a rapper spit a song that sounds a little bit better than the previous work. Who cares if Flo really got a writer? She's still fired. But how did you say it, though? Did you condemn her when you said it? I mean, I wasn't praising her. But also, this is my thing is like No Jumper, the podcast and No Jumper, the Instagram account are pretty different. Right. Like the No Jumper Instagram account clearly is not responsible for the opinions of one person on the news. You know, like it just seems kind of random. to be like i hate what lush one just said about me on the podcast so i'm gonna go all the way over to instagram and block this account with three million followers that realistically had already posted a lot of free positive shit about her at that time i don't really understand but hey you know girls be doing shit so and loki continues to still speak favorably of her including right now you feel me like bro what's that billionaire dude uh fucking michael rubin oh yeah michael rubin When I was at You talking about Do the parties and all of them Yeah yeah The fucking Yeah well I was at I was backstage At this thing in Atlanta Like a Drusky event Or whatever And I was kinda like Standing there Trying to like See if she wanted to say What up to me or whatever And I seen her like I don't know If she like fully saw me And didn't fuck with me But like That was the vibe I got So I was like You talking about Glow?

3:47:23Yeah I don't think she liked me So what you You feeling her vibe From a distance Or you was waiting On her to speak first I was like kind of trying to like get up like a little bit closer so I could maybe be like hey Glorilla what's up but then like I kind of got the vibe that she was like okay okay kind of turned away I feel like if I met her and we like hung out for a little bit it would be chill like but I need to be a cool introduction I bet she'll whoop the shit out of you well whether you like it or not I think that's gonna be the uh the case with a lot of uh people if a person off of no jumper say something they're going to take it as F-R, y 'all.

3:47:59You know what I'm saying? Especially when you got somebody like Lush that's on every day of the week. What is that? No, for real, nigga. Bro, like if you're a fly-by-night host, but first is. But this is early, Lush. This is like 2020. This is like when I just started in the motherfucker. I had been in like no jumper five times. But that shit pisses me off because even like fucking, you know, YG, you don't fuck with me, and it's just because of shit that brick and wax said about him. It's like, God damn, I got to wear the opinions of everybody who's ever been on the podcast with me even if I never said anything bad about him which to me is retarded but whatever dudes are egomaniacs they're just gonna get offended hopefully I'm such an egomaniac that I misconflated the reason why and that has nothing to do with for sure why he's huh what do you mean he don't talk to you he said something to you it was some engagement he said y 'all talk shit about me every day and my hand was just left hanging and I was like right Oh, word.

3:48:57All right. All right. YG. Cool. Fuck. All right. Now, but I mean, to be fair, like. It's misdirected energy. But think about how much shit Wack talked about him and I was sitting there. And then think about Brick going on the All Facts Podcast. And they say, who's the fakest rapper in hip hop? And he goes, YG. And then proceeds to, like, elaborate on it. And I'm just sitting there awkwardly. Right. So, yeah, I get it. All right. I'm going to start reading some donos. Shout out to everybody who's been supporting the channel. Jake D3 Mon said Lush, who said these bars? Five bills to get you whacked.

3:49:3050 shots of fitting the back. Face shots of make the news. We gonna step when they relax. Hey, sound like Jake Demon to me. You really don't know? Sounds like Jake Demon. Man, you ain't hip-hop. Nah, nah, nah. Damn, you ain't hip-hop. That was Aunt Jefe right there, man. Bars. You really don't know? You ain't never watched an Aunt Jefe video, huh? What was it, Jake Demon? Damn. Bro, I... This dude, a fake friend. I ain't gonna lie Don't forget I ain't gonna lie The glaze in him is mad Next time he glazes you Just remember it's fake He don't watch your content The glaze in him is upset He's like I ain't gonna lie I should've known I'm slipping I'm slipping Them NOS balloons It's fucking up your brain Free Gitchy Gotti too, man Oh yeah, free my dog Gitchy Come on, Gitchy Gitchy Gotti was moving work And he resisted arrest, I guess That's what the news said We don't really know anything Beyond that, though Oh, that made the news?

3:50:24I've seen it on a couple pages I've seen it on two gangsters for YouTube that was basically the news right you gotta eat anything Cranium Reviews says shout out to Mayor Munch, Otter Botter and Adam22seconds in the ring and Coach whoa okay I see what you're trying to do right there Spody not there cause he telling on Baby Snaps Alley wow this guy is talking shit this was before Spody Fist showed up he also tried to trick me into saying the N word there That was diabolical. OG Duddy, 43rd Street, Jenna said, Adam, it was crazy activity during the show. Also, Lush Glazen again. Lush, your top four shows crazy.

3:51:02Adam, you don't speak Spanish. How you know the message? Sorry, dude. Sorry, I like Latinas. Yeah, I just like Hispanic people uniting and feeling powerful and united in our country, given that our president has basically put together a illegitimate task force to kill them in the streets although i will say it's hilarious that my girl's parents my girl's mom's like that money is gay she's talking about he's gay and she don't i mean i asked chad i said is bad bunny bisexual and they said no no statements have said that but he also i think he described himself as gender fluid which is almost worse he's basically saying that like he's straight right now hey but maybe down the road he might he might end up feeling So basically he's open to it.

3:51:49He's gay. Gender fluid? That's a thing? He's gay. Gay gay. I never heard of that shit before. Do you gay gay? I be outside with my gay gays. Somebody gonna do that too. They don't do that. Somebody gonna remix that. He's open to rabbit holes. No doubt. Yo, why do we not have the gay versions of all the songs? Remember Como? Oh, wow. Yeah. That is the best shit ever, man. We gotta do that. All right. Dragon Eye Crib's been a member for 10 months. He said, Lush saying the hard ER yesterday was crazy. He needs a DP. Wait, did that happen? You did? No, they almost caught me the same way. They just almost caught me.

3:52:23Hold on. How you almost hard? Let's watch the clip. Let's watch the clip. No, we ain't got time for that shit, but we want to hear from you. You didn't say the hard R? No. If you almost did it, you would say it. Hard R will get you whacked. Almost only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades. I'm going to go back to it. We're going to put the camera back. Watch it. Pull it up. Pull it up. Spuddy Face, he says the A like it's going out of style. You win. I missed one Monday show You said the hard ear Don't duck your hard ear saying ass No I've never said the hard ear Hard ear No literally they tried to do the same super chat Let me find out less What the hard ear No nothing I'm not gonna lie Nigeria that's it I'm not gonna lie It's a force of habit that I try to You feel me like mitigate I never heard you say it So you suppressing it well.

3:53:15I don't know what happened yesterday. No, they sent a super chat and they write N-I-C-K space. I think it's like. I'm going to hit up the Southern Poverty Law Center about you. Head coach of the Warriors. Yeah, Steve Bird. And they said Nick. And they tried to get me to say it. And they've done that a grip at times. They do this a week a week. So as soon as I said, I said, you feel me? I didn't say that. You kind of just said it. Damn, that's crazy. Okay. Man, let's think about the beach. The syllables you chose kind of resembled the actual syllables. Like you talked to, like you turned it to, to chop the screw.

3:53:56Like what? All right. I changed it. I'll get you waxed. I stopped like mid, like sentence. I said the first half, and I said. I'm going to talk to you about this. Rekeep. Yeah, we get it. All right. Dragonite Crip also said Adam Fire Tay. I just seen him at the Pike and Long Beach rapping for food. Very funny. Phillip said, 2027, we're going to have the Gangnam Style guy and the Baja men doing the Super Bowl. That's where it's going? Ooh, let those dogs out. It made me so happy the day that I got to show my kid who let the dogs out. She's like, Dad, why is there a dog barking on the song? Baby, we did a lot of weird stuff in the 90s, let me tell you.

3:54:36Songs about ugly girls, by the way. Was that the 90s or was that early 2000s? Yeah. All right. Phillip also said the Super Bowl broadcasts in 195 countries, so the numbers is not real reflections of how many U.S. American homes watched it. Thank you, Nielsen. Yeah, yeah, yeah. There's a lot of people in Papua New Guinea that just totally hit the scale, you fucking retards. But also, don't you think that the NFL is probably trying to track that sort of thing as well? I mean, I would assume they're doing their best. Oh, they have more worldwide appeal. How unfortunate. Phillip also said if Jay-Z is blocking Chris Brown, Ye, Drake, and Wayne, he's contradicting himself opening the doors for black artists getting what they deserve good point listen we all know it's about the black artist he likes breezy that definitely deserves a super bowl that point yeah that is like the most unrealistic one that anybody could ask for though no chris will wayne and drake gonna be on that before he he never had a person have uh do the the halftime show that was controversial the way chris brown is chris Brown, he the best performer.

3:55:34We like one of the best performers out there. Yeah, but they will never book him because he's too controversial, man. But that shit. So, oh, what year was that? It's just such a waste of breath to even consider it happening. Let's be serious. Oh, nine. But, bro, you guys are acting like you don't understand how corporate America works. You got one good scandal in you. And it ain't like you've been a schoolboy since then. Let's be real. I'm saying, but we got a black dude that dictate the program with the halftime shows. Nigga changed the narrative. yeah but he's a black guy who also runs rihanna's career chris brown don't get a super bowl that's crazy that's a try you guys are fucking insane he did just want to throw that out let us be insane bro einstein was insane but do you not like jay-z go watch this okay but when i say that it's so obvious that corporate america would never let that happen does that not make sense to you but no no it makes sense that you running we see that but we see corporate america is the one who who dictated the lineup.

3:56:33That's what we said. Yes, it is. It's a black man that's a fake ex dope dealer. Jay-Z's power would officially stop the moment he said Chris Brown needs to have that. And I fuck with Chris Brown, but to even talk about it is just such a waste of breath. That's just obviously never going to happen. Even Usher. Yeah, no, but he deserved it more than Usher, though. No, no, no, no. No, no, no, no. What I'm saying is Usher got a Super Bowl. He did. He did. Three years ago. He was up there humping on the living kids. He was in prison. He was in prison. You know, you know, you know, you know, you know, I was in jail.

3:57:04That's your slogan. I was in jail. Because Brick, we had to do that a lot with Brick, too. Brick didn't know about so much shit because he was sad in the county jail for four years. He was up there helping on Alicia Keys and that married woman at the time. Oh, yeah, that's when that went viral. Get out of here. You right. I seen that one. Damn, I'm tripping. OK, so what the fuck you looking at said Lush. You was a Trump supporter the moment you seen it wasn't cool. You stopped being one. I fuck with you, but you pander like a motherfucker and the performance was ass bro. I don't remember you being a Trump supporter.

3:57:34Yeah, I'm an avid Trump supporter. No, what you know can be real. You're a social justice warrior. He ain't doing all that. Yeah, dude. Yes or no? Nah. He never supported Trump. Nah. I got you. Phillip said, I would love to see Tyler, the creator, do the Super Bowl next year. It's probably too soon, but at some point I would love to see it. I actually agree. I think that he probably will end up doing it. lineage of rappers that would kind of make sense to do it. I do feel like maybe Tyler needs bigger hits or something, but I could see them giving it to him for sure. It'd make more sense than A$AP Rocky, to be honest.

3:58:06For sure. If I was a young boy. That would be hard. Or Cardi. That would be hard. I would love to see Playboy Cardi do it, but Playboy Cardi got a history of abusing women, too. There ain't no fucking way he ever getting on that. A young boy would be crazy. I'm not a young boy fan, but I think it'd be crazy to hear how that shit lit they put Sabrina Carpenter on that shit they ain't putting Youngboy on there damn yeah I get Computers Putin which is an amazing name said the music industry oh yeah I already read that one that's about how the industry should die that shit was retarded Ralph Reacts said Charleston White threw more punches than Adam and you people still like this guy it's almost like I'm a podcaster and not a boxer you fucking retard you're so dumb I hope you're still watching so you can hear me say that.

3:58:53Lush lying through his teeth said, Adam, don't fight 4X. A more fair opponent for you that makes sense would be Trostin White. I actually agree with that. That's probably a good point. I think 4X you got to get through King Pill. You got to get through my prodigy. Don't try to turn it down now. Nah, me and Trostin ain't in the same weight class. I'm talking about 4X. Do they care about weight class in the exposition? I will fight 4X after he fights King Pill. I think nub and all. Hey, no, that ain't cool, bro. No, that ain't cool, bro. Because you initiated this and you was calling them out. So, so, so, so now, now, now he accept.

3:59:27Oh, that's my fuck up Jason Love. Here's the thing too. I'm losing weight. He's gaining weight. We're not going to be in the same weight class. He's been working out every day. He's doing cardio in jeans and eating pastrami sandwiches. Hey, that's not cool. He's drinking 500 calories on Kool-Aid. Nah, man, you trying to wiggle out of that. I'm not, I'm not wiggle out of it. I'm not a fighter. I might just wiggle for the fun of it. Yeah, he might wiggle because. But he can earn my fade. He can earn my fade by running it back with King Peele like he was supposed to do before he got nerfed. I'm going to suck on King Peele and then you get out with extras.

3:59:57You fight King Peele, then King Peele fight for extra, then. Hey, but now that ain't cool that you caught this man out first though and now you put in the stipulation. You doing some BS. You don't find that weird? You caught him out. It might have been that me challenging him to a fade was really not that serious in the first place. It was trolling. you know i do i do be trolling you caught him on a diss song that in the oh that's shit crazy he just you gotta keep drinking kool-aid he's gonna look like big x the plug pretty soon uh tone bro said garage rock and indie was huge too in the early 2000s white stripes inner pool the hives franz fernand the block party the strokes etc by the way great all amazing bands right there yes and i will agree that it is weird that that shit kind of just fizzled out at a certain point i feel like it needs a resurgence and i'll say that's the last great era of rock and roll music it did feel like it kind of died with that you couldn't have told me that that shit was going to happen either bro i don't know why rock died like that it was crazy um cirque ti-vo said well rock and roll was started by african-americans for real then it was taken hip-hop started going down when chicago took the reins from atl that's your first sentence was so intelligent and then you had this the dumbest one after the roots of hip-hop are the roots of rock and roll for sure it was a lot of black performers and then it kind of they they got held back by the the industry at the time didn't really want to put them in place so a lot of the rock bands that you really like were the most popular from that era were white but for sure that's a fact that were already created uh i i get computers putin said jay was in the east coast west coast beef he made a diss song called dead or alive that didn't release because pock died shortly after he made it that is true and uh we never got to hear that song so as a result he was never really fully in the beef.

4:01:44He released it after he died. That don't even count. No, but he didn't release it. Out of respect, yeah. He made a song. Which, by the way, think about the respect that that showed, because if it was modern times, he would have been making fun of him while he was alive and then made fun of him after he died, too. That's how rappers tend to get down now. 1 ,000 % the biggest difference. The real example of that was Mop Deep. They literally had their single for the Hell on Earth album, Drop a Gem on Him. It's a Tupac diss track. And that was the lead single for the album. And it came out like the week he died.

4:02:17And they pulled it. You feel me? They pulled the single. But do you think that was Jay-Z to respect? I don't think that was a respect. I just think that he had that in the cut and people were advising him like, bro, don't put this. It would have been a bad look. At that time, it would have made Jay-Z look unbelievably petty and evil and shitty. The culture was different at that time. No, no, no. The question I'm asking is, do you honestly think he, he, they was trying to be sensitive to the, to the situation in a, in a, in a, in an issue at hand? They're probably both. Or he just made it and he never just dropped it and then he ended up dying.

4:02:50It was, I could have did this. It was public perception. The fact that he knew how it would have been taken and the fact that, you know, he probably, I mean, even now when you talk about like big rappers, if their op dies, it's pretty like, nobody's like dropping a full diss song. what's the point of ethering their character once they're gone or probably a joke or something yeah maybe a bar maybe a joke 50 did what the air of goddy thing that's true and that really stood out a lot I was like damn 50 is the most petty motherfucker on earth who does better PR than oh he performed a disrespectful song after he passed away but black youngster not exactly the thing is his whole career been super big on PR.

4:03:35No one's moved better than him. He knew it wasn't the move to put out that record. Yeah, yeah. Tone Bro said Kendrick gave a lot of LA features on their last album. Nobody really blew up after that. That's they for. You gotta take the rock and roll with it. I mean, he gave them the biggest looks of their career and some of them chose to go kill people. Some of them chose to smoke dust and crash out. Some of them decided to crash their Lamborghini or whatever. And then it's like Jive Better six months in rehab. Why are you going up? You getting paid by Chike. We got to figure out the root of this.

4:04:10You got to open up your cash app. Everybody on GNX out of everybody's Chike got the ball and ran with it the furthest. You know what I'm saying? But why everybody try to put somebody's success on somebody else's lap and it's their job to you know what I'm saying? Take the opportunity and run with it. Kanda gave them a huge opportunity even if none of them really do much with it. Is it true they all getting Grammys? No. Nah, just Lefty. Lefty's the only one on that song. they all got a Grammy nomination Phillip said J-Rock is Juvenile and K-Dot is Wayne that is pretty spot on honestly but Juvenile had more commercial success than J-Rock realistically no but it's parallel yeah it's like you could come out you could be the soul of the city and of that movement but then ultimately the fan base is probably going to gravitate to the younger more lyrically dexterous person and Wayne was kind of that.

4:05:07That's a very good metaphor. I'll give it. And then Wayne put on Drake. True. Which kind of had a similar effect. Live from the deck said the LA sound is the problem. I'm from Atlanta and I can listen to three to five seconds of a thousand mixed songs and identify every single LA song. Yes, we know. Rest of the country don't really like it that much. We love our style. OG Duddy said I normally hate most of Adam's takes but he's cooking on the hip-hop J-Rock topic and come on Trey ain't said nothing in 30 minutes lol okay little pod coaching I respect it okay okay Shadow Moses sent 10 bucks and said Adam calling it what it is no drive is why LA has no sound but be honest in the west a lot of egos is what kills good relations nip and cue would have been a dope collaboration but politics got in the way so they never did a song together?

4:06:00I think they probably would have Nip was open but Q didn't want to do it with him so he say I don't know the real story Nip ain't here no more there's a moment where you see them in the radio station where they actually meet for the first time and it was love and there's a lot of mutual respect and I've said several times on this pod one of the biggest what ifs that we would have loved in LA hip hop is a collab between those artists I know if Q said he wouldn't we know the real story because it's yeah that's a fact no no no we can move on on the shit but I said this before and tried to point that out and somebody corrected me on whatever mixtape Nipsey got and he had something with somebody and I believe it was cute so like he could as he go on with the donations you could type you know what I'm saying because somebody corrected me on somebody you know what I'm saying yeah there's there's fake YouTube songs that have come out that are like have a version man you just type and figure it out we ain't got it yeah yeah but unfortunately per my understanding and And Shadow Moses is saying that it's because of ego.

4:07:01Let's be real. It's because of politics. Meaning everybody involved don't want to get 5 ,000 fucking phone calls to deal with shit. It's just a very touchy subject. And I do think it would have happened. But it's understandable why they probably didn't just immediately do it once they both got on. Lush Wipe Your Mouth said, The Friday news is way better and way more consistent than the Thursday show. TF3 sucks. Ralphie and them is the closest thing to the Tuesday vibe. I mean, I'm on both shows. I think Monday the closest thing. They all cool. We all strong potters out here. This year we will introduce a new podcast, a weekly podcast with me quite possibly, and I do think that we should probably introduce a new podcast that's not the news that is like some of the other hosts.

4:07:50Because especially, bro, if Flock 2 Ball moves out here and if Brick gets out, we're going to have a too many talent on one podcast problem. This podcast might be a little stuffed. Flock to Brick? I'm going to flock a Brick. Can they both be here? Shadow Moses said call Tam, ask her live how she feels. I'm not doing a Tam call, but shout out to Tam. Is I'm happy? Oh, about the Thursday show for sure. Lush Wipe Yo Mouth said Lush is a good A-Mike when people don't try to bully him. That's all TF3rd does. Lush just needs to tell the Blasian boy to chill and respect him. You feel like he picking on you?

4:08:29I think that's so funny. Do we need to DP Tay a third off the Thursday show? I'm a grown ass man. I'll be alright. Bro, you're a handle. What the fuck? Nah, fool. You feel like Tay is too disrespectful of you? Tay straight. What the fuck? Tay straight. Paper Chaser said, don't skip the topic of the Mexicans marking out the crisps, but let the Mexicans bend black. They would have turned up. Mexicans run LA we just had that conversation with the people so thank you for the don't out I think everyone runs LA everyone runs LA equally Natalie Nunn runs LA I run LA definitely didn't mark out the cribs they had a little conflict OG Duddy said what the fuck wiping from the front is crazy Adam filed for this listen we know who left the dookie in the bathroom nobody gets their balls slobbed on more than me and I never had an accusation that they tasted like poop so I got that going for me Zone Williams said Shout out to No Jumper Cast I'm tuned in all week I appreciate y 'all Big shout out to my truckers Yes Studies say that 5-10 % of our audience Is people who drive trucks for a living and we love you all Make them routes you feel me That way appreciate you SRT Davo Said Adam did you see the video Where Mr.

4:09:47Beast cured a thousand people of blindness You might have to get Munchy in touch with Mr. Beast I ain't fucking with nobody named Mr. Beast for sure we've made this suggestion numerous times don't even worry about it I think the people that he cured of blindness they all had the same condition it was some really common condition that they all had Mr. Beast is a good guy you don't have to wear a Mr. Beast I don't like the name do y 'all remember when Spider came up here with them motherfucking what's this shit called no no no He had some chocolates. Oh, the dick chocolates. It was some chocolates to get you high.

4:10:25What's that shit called again? Yeah, but I'm not eating that dude with that nigga face on it. Nah, hell no. I'm not eating that nigga with spider face on it. Dick chocolate. It's going to taste like K2. We're not eating no dick chocolate around here, guys. I ain't chewing on Mr. Beasties and shit. I'm all right. I ain't chewing on spider lug while we at it. Right. Official Mr. Bacon Man said, I'm just going to say, get Sporty Spice out of here, please. He can't appreciate art. His takes are trash. L. Sporty Spice. Damn, Sporty Spice is a vicious nickname. Funny nickname, but bro guy, I fucks with Spice on the pod.

4:11:07Yeah, me too, but that's a vicious nickname. You're going to push him over the deep end with that one. It's fucked up because that's the ugliest Spice girl, too. Isn't that the black one? No, Scary Spice is the black one. I'm still thinking about this DW flame. Shit, they just seen him last night. Oh, Mel C. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He hit two corners and got into it so much. Those are all right looking. Look at the other ones. Tell me who the ugliest one is. No Spice Girls slander will be tolerated on this podcast. Pop Spice Finer. Baby Spice Finer. Scary Spice Finer. What's the other bitch? Ginger Spice Finer.

4:11:43Ice Spice Finer. Yo, why does Wikipedia have so many fucking... Oh, this isn't Wikipedia. this is spicegirls.fandom.com okay can you show the screen now you're right all of them are hotter than her it goes scary ginger posh but I can't remember their name go in order first one this is scary that's posh on the left posh that's scary scary that's baby baby ginger ginger oh it's a sporty spice I always like this one I always like ginger that's what I said she's number two yeah she had the big hooters I'm not going to lie The top three would be oscillating Baby Spice was the Sabrina Carpenter prototype This one is the one Who won in life the most right Because she wifed up David Beckham She definitely got bended like Beckham I know more about her than any of the other ones Because I watched the documentary Oh scary Wait right She also got a baby The one that you were just hating on Is the one who got the baby with Stephen Belafonte right That's Eddie Murphy baby mama or was it the black one no no no Eddie Murphy they got the same big mama damn that's crazy she fine as hell that's how I know that you got if you fuck a famous chick you got a nut in her do not pull out because having a baby with a famous chick is like the ultimate W that you can just hold above your head for the rest of your life like okay if I had a baby with it's hard to think of somebody relevant but like you know if i had a baby with like a lot of okay if i had a baby with lotto i'm not pulling out either i'm getting pussy for the rest of my life off the fact that i got a baby with a lotto for sure you are just immediately in the upper echelon of men so you saying famous what's the girl name that you have on here the one that be sleeping on the rappers and exposing selena powell that don't count no i was about to say so you're gonna get stripes off for that no but if you have a baby with a low level bitch but who's famous then for sure that's like a black mark on your record for life yes i agree yeah clear that yeah you gotta wife up a high quality chick like like let's say i me and lena break up and i date taylor swift for a while forget about the fact that she's engaged it's like for the rest of your life you you could date her for two months it don't matter you're lit for life bitches are gonna be on your dick because you had the ability to pull her you're you're going crazy i know it would take you back after that yeah yeah for real for real i'm back in the game yeah but but that's how i go with females they they lit because of their baby daddies and their relationships with men.

4:14:11True, true. So that's how they get lit. But you know who's crazy who fell off that list now? Cardi, bro. Cardi what? What about her? You have a baby by her, it's not She had a baby with a zest ball right after she got out of the relationship with Offset. I think she fell off that list, bro. To the poor people, not to the other She's had some bad PR though because she looks like a girl who's making bad life decisions about men, especially with the shit that happened at the Super Bowl. God, we don't even have time to get in all that. That was crazy. That's a whole different topic. I don't know why we didn't touch on that.

4:14:43That is a good topic, but yeah. She's brought her value down by publicly being treated like shit by multiple men in a row, and now the question is, can she get into a relationship with a guy who actually treats her like the prize? Hey, Cardi, for the record, I don't agree with what he's saying. I love her too, but she knows she don't look good. Yo, did you see the clip of her when she's on the red carpet and it's before the Super Bowl and they go do you have any words for Stephon Diggs and before that she's laughing she's having a good time do you have any words for Stephon Diggs good luck good luck to you hey two words good luck I was like whoa y 'all see though they said it was offset was the real Super Bowl winner they had him in a Seahawks jersey and shit you see how that revenge you see how the revenge taste though that revenge that you think you're trying to taste on how's that revenge women that's a prime example women can't do like what men do, bro.

4:15:37Offset. Women cannot, it's never gonna go good for them, bro. If we cheat, they go cheat, it's not gonna look good. If she had just been the girlfriend to Stefan Diggs, cool, you still lit. But when you have a baby out of wedlock, right out of the other relationship, and it is with a dude who seems like he don't really treat you like the prize, he's not treating you like you are that bitch, and that makes you really to the public look like you are not that bitch. in wedlock exactly but that's kind of like offset forcing her that on her by refusing to sign the papers because the same thing that the same thing that ran you off to do that you accepted from another man and then on top of that this man got allegations of dealing with other men who?

4:16:22Stevon Diggs allegedly gets pegged and shit and you can't even leave him because you got a baby apparently we don't make it so bad that's 50 times worse And she's like a real deal homophobic Hispanic bitch, too. She might not say it because she's all lit now and stuff, but you know what she thinks of dudes who get pegged. I got to do my research. Who do? What Chicago thing? I got to do my homework or some shit? Research and homework because Reese said research and then Jay Main said homework. I got to do my research because, hey, man, I'm not going to believe that. I'm going to give my black brother the benefit of the doubt because I know how the internet works.

4:16:58Yeah, I don't know if it's true, but that's why everybody was saying that for a while. I think it was a fling that went too far. You know, females get attached. Oh, I'm pregnant. They think they want to get an abortion, but they can't. She wanted to save face. She was saving face the whole time, bro. You already know that. That was that get back. I want to get back and revenge. Cardi, she didn't want to do that because if that was the case, she would have left Officer Ben. But you know what they say about Hispanic chicks? They get pregnant just by you looking at them. So I don't agree with that.

4:17:24I'm not. He might have pulled out and she still got pregnant. It might have been a pre-cum baby. I didn't say that about Hispanic people. I didn't know. That was his words. I don't really think that's like a dangerous stereotype. That's not like offensive, right? It is too. Do you think Mexicans care about the stereotype that the girls get pregnant easily? We're going to for sure have some fucking like some like non-binary Latinx. I'm going to have to do the Kanye thing, but instead of sitting down with a rabbi, I'm going to sit down with Cholo Juan. He's going to set you right. It is what it is.

4:17:55I apologize for my sins of stating the same stereotype that everybody else says. Okay. Paper Chaser said Spody they wasn't kids. Once you join the hood you play in a grown man game especially if you talking about harming black people but shook when Mexicans pull up. Hey once you join a gang you emancipated. You an adult. That's how I feel. I seen that skit Mexican got boots. That shit funny as a motherfucker. No I've never seen it. Oh for real? Send it to me. Yeah it's like a jail skit. It's like a motherfucking. Yeah send that in the group chat and you gotta contribute in the group chat more.

4:18:28Spody Faze you too. We'll put you in there. You don't even look He never said a thing Because I'm not in there bro Yeah you are You aren't I'm not bro And I think y 'all I think he ain't in there What do you mean we been out of this No no no Because I clicked the little thing Went through all of it And said if he in there He not in there I'm not in there Me and you and Josh got it Nah he's not See Boom I big check That's crazy I could have swore he was I definitely was I seen Ricky was like Oh welcome to the group chat To him and Flock And he wasn't in there I scrolled my hand in here That's crazy I'll just add him again And welcome Spodyface.

4:19:01I totally thought that both you guys didn't like the group chat. But Ant will laugh at your message. Ant will laugh like you're doing a podcast. It'll be like a day later and Ant will put a ha-ha on your message that you said yesterday. You don't even remember it. If you get a ha-ha from it, you hurt it. The way the iMessage is, it's hella hard to find. You'll see Ant laughed at your message and then it's hella hard to find what message it was. Because you don't know. it might be like a real serious ha ha like a an ominous ha ha you could tell when lush is high through the group text that's what y 'all think no no no no you could tell when let's hide through the group group text well lush is always the first person to respond sometimes the group chat feels like it's just me and lush talking yeah that nigga be answering y 'all are just like listening bro i share a load with like five things in a row you laughed at tea and i'm like blood sometimes i gotta stop myself because i want to send something i think is funny but i already said three other things i think are funny and i don't want to like overwhelm the chat corny i had woked up at like three in the morning there's a gang and so yeah i responded to a bunch at once that's all right everybody got to be encouraged to contribute um okay robert hart says shout out to the cast watching from south carolina i think y 'all should open a phone line lots of different connections can be made we tried that before on discord and nobody signed up but i do agree that would be good We should get some people calling in.

4:20:24Phillip says, Spody, can you please address the Wackin' Adam podcast interview where Wack had that man telling on X4, claiming he's a civilian and all that stuff. Spody Face, I know you was not a fan of the Khalid Brooks interview. Let's talk about it, man. I thought that was police work. But he was saying that he wasn't ratting. And he never said that X4 robbed him, even though it seemed kind of obvious that's what he was saying. Exactly. so we ain't got to repeat it. He never said he wasn't robbed. He wouldn't talk about jury stories and all that. Come on. It was weird. He was trying to not be a snitch, but at the same time, he was saying like a lot of stuff that was kind of like Snitching.

4:21:01Anybody could read between the lines here, right? Snitching. And it's to me and my personal opinion, it's unfortunate because that dude, he just basically sitting in a county jail right now looking for the best deal. He ain't got no defense on that, man. You know what I'm saying? God be with him. so hopefully he can come up under it. But in all my years of experience, man, that's going to be hard to come from up under, homie. I don't care what type of lawyer you got unless you got a lawyer that used to be a district attorney or his wife got a favor that somebody owed him. Need Ronald Richards.

4:21:36I heard it. X-4 is in the Epstein files. Let me ask you something. Just kidding. Just kidding. Really, the Khalid, his whole reason for coming to sit down is what, in your opinion? to clear his name and say he's not a snitch. But he never touched on that. Do you feel that, did he complete his mission? Or did he make it worse? I believe he didn't take the stand because he said that he didn't take the stand and it seems like he probably... No, he said he wasn't called to take the stand. Oh, yeah, right. But I'm saying, but his whole reason for sitting down, you said it was to clear his name, right?

4:22:13That's what you said. It seemed like that was his intention. Yeah, I mean, I think he just wanted to get the whole story out there, but it was weird because he was obviously not telling the whole story about his studio getting robbed in the first place. So it's like, all you had to do is assume that he's not telling the truth about that, but then doesn't that kind of muddy the waters for the whole rest of it? It wasn't like he was an open book. I don't know. Am I crazy to think that it seemed like that him and Wack had the same objective? They were sitting down for the same reason? Wax seemed like he just wanted the narrative to get out there because he loves chaos.

4:22:53What narrative? Man, we ain't talking to you. What narrative? No, clearly Wax is an agent of chaos, as I said, right? I'm not talking to you, brother. All right, go ahead. Okay, but isn't a reasonable perspective to have after that interview that 4X3 and Baby Runner look kind of crazy for still hanging with him when he kind of like— But it seemed like the whole objective for coming, it wasn't for Khalid. It wasn't for nothing else but to say this ain't got nothing to do with runner. Am I wrong for thinking that? I didn't think that. I'm not even talking about it. But nobody thought it had anything to do with runner.

4:23:34Like, why would it have anything to do with runner aside from the fact that he's still hanging out with him? No, no, no. I'm asking, like, did it seem like he was saying just the Khalid runner name? or am I wrong for thinking that? I just want to know your observation. Anybody in the hip-hop game don't want to be known as a snitch. No, no. So it's reasonable for him to say that even outside of the fact that obviously it makes Runner and Forrest look kind of crazy for hanging out with him if he's publicly labeled a snitch. But how you not want to be labeled a snitch, but you came on syndicated podcast and snitched?

4:24:07Not only that, let's talk about Police 100 because he's not going to say, I'm going to say it. Any street dude or anybody that has morals, ethics, and standards or know the streets, which he supposedly do, you shouldn't be leading the witness in no way, shape, fashion, or form. You shouldn't even be asking no type of question because you'd be like, look, bro, this is how this is going to look. You should be advising him just like I advise little bro. Bro, don't do all that. So by you, you doing police work. Police work. I felt that whole interview was police to me. You're not a gang member, right?

4:24:40It don't matter if you're a game banger or not. Hey, that's killer. It don't matter if you're a game banger or not. The civilian narrative is bunk, bro. Well, no, for real, when my G homies was coming up, my big homies, bro, and something happened on they street, them all ladies closed they blinds, bro. And then if somebody did on that block participate some snitching, it was a for sale sign in the grass the next week. Bro, all this old, it's called my old business, bro. But that don't mean you go out and rob an innocent grandma. You're wrong. He's the grandma, though. He's the innocent grandma who got robbed.

4:25:12No, hell no. He talk like us. He walk like us. And he hang around people like us. Don't hang around sporty faces, head-faces, and munchy bees and want to be in the car with us and we strapped up and then say I'm a civilian next week. Nah, nigga. You shouldn't even be keeping that type of company. And that go for you, too, nigga. William, that's right. Adam, no, for real, nigga. You employ all these bloods and crips. Nigga, all that shit, nigga. Don't be around us and want to talk gang talk with us. and they flood the No Jumper building, they lands down, they find guns, because everybody done threw them, and you like, what ain't yours, and you want to say names while he was sitting next to it.

4:25:48Nah, nigga, you employ this. Well, that has not happened. And as far as I know, nobody brings guns here. Man, hypothetical, bro. I'm not with the civilian shit, bro. That's bullshit, nigga. And you're going to be held accountable, too, if you tell. No, you're right, but that's a good question. You too, Les. Hell yeah. Nigga, no, come on. I'm not a civilian. No, fuck that. I'm not a motherfucking civilian. I'm a law-abiding civilian. You're talking about you from West LA, and you want to go to the company. You over there, nigga, over in the ATFs, nigga, doing vlogs, you see? You heard me say all this civilian.

4:26:14Nigga, if somebody got to throw a burner, and the company's shares pull up, you're not going to say who threw it, are you? You heard me say it. You heard me say it. Hell, mother... All right, well, no. Fuck that civilian shit. So you taking the case for me or not? You taking the case for us? Because the gun was closest to you. You taking the case for us? What are we doing, bro? What are we doing? I ain't got no strikes. I do it. What are we doing? What are we doing? These are grandmas, bro. If you broke a law, if I'm selling some gas and Adam pull up to buy some, he's not a civilian. Yeah. I think this is him speaking up.

4:26:47It's like him making the decision to even go on the pod was very risky. Because it's like. It wasn't risky. It was snitching. And now the fact that it's perceived as that way is the risk that he assumed and it was clearly a bad decision. I agree with you. It's weird because he didn't really snitch on the podcast. It's just that if you kind of know what happened or have a rough idea of it and you combine that with what he did say, it's kind of like, as a result, it kind of feels like snitching, right? I'm talking about where he got his jury back from and all that. He said X for – I don't even want to repeat that.

4:27:19But he said – man, he laid it out, bro. Come on, man. We know what's going on. All right. Yo, stay on him, said Kingpill is very entertaining. Get him on. We don't always want to be super gangster. I agree I like doing pods with King Pail but I don't think he needs to be on like a weekly pod like this you know especially since he don't live in California right now I feel like that was a sneak diss anyway well yeah we super gangsters on here this is like a gangster summit right here and thank you for being a member for five months we appreciate you Sir T-Bow said DC Baby Drago running the same play as Zach TV the difference is that Zach was respected in Chicago and doing it in his own city DC's trying to in LA R.I.P.

4:27:58Zach we ain't never disrespecting Zach Yeah. Shadow Moses said, Spody, at some point you've got to break out of the I can't speak on this mind state. Brick would have spoke objectively. It's holding your pod skills back. That's a tough narrative right there. Food for thought. Food for thought coming in hot. Dragonite Crips said, Lush needs a reality check. A Jewish-Italian sells ahead of squabbling smokers. Shit sadder than Tay rapping at the Laugh Factory. Get control, Adam. Wow. I don't even know what that last part I mean though he's supposed to GPS my you feel me? He's supposed to analyze what I'm doing when I'm not in the building what you're talking about Dragonite?

4:28:40Tay wrapping up the Laugh Factory is a funny visual Kenneth Clark says shout out to No Jumper Tuesday cast Adam Lush the mayor and Spoty Face all the way from Florida 321 Bravard County shout out to you bro shout out to everybody in Florida actually I'm going to go out there again for the next brand risks because I'm pretty sure I know who's fighting. I gotta be in his corner. How far out is it? Like a month or so. Approximately. I love Florida, man. Yeah, come through, lush. Maybe. Capricorn 202. Crip Mag still not free. What's going on, Munchy? You said it was a 10-day flash plus Crip Mag got stab wounds on his arms that Adam never asked him about.

4:29:24Damn, I don't know about the stab wounds, but yeah, I'm of those surprises that Krip Mac ain't out yet. It's been damn near two weeks. Yeah, they put a card out for a week or whatever. You seem like bro got more info than we do. I don't know about the stab wound. It sounds crazy. I never noticed that. Yoma said Ja held his own 50, an old petty bozo. I see why they lit his ass up. Spuddy, is it okay if Lush hits a mole? I'm going to keep it a band. It looks like some K2, bro. No, it's tobacco on Talk of the Week. I'm keeping it Doesn't K2 Just look the same as weed Does K2 look like weed Or does it look different It look kinda like weed I ain't gonna lie Spice Spice baby When that first came on Come on bro Don't I told you about that We should start a podcast Called the Spice Girls And it's just a bunch of girls Who smoke spice on the pod And just freak out That's gonna be crazy It'll be like the NOS girls We can get them out MacArthur right now We can get them out MacArthur right that's like when you be seeing he got some cuts mixed with some with some extra do some Campbell's in the I wish I fucked the Nas girls Nathan laughs hey if I was 21 I like a girl that don't got too many brain cells left you know there's something hot about that for sure crazy off that Nas I had one of them bitches that bitch like down there made me hop out the car no but I do have a memory.

4:30:55I got a memory from like 2010 of like this bad bitch that I was hanging out with like brought her back to the crib. She had the fucking the whippet cartridges at the time and we just laid in bed doing the whippet cartridges and then we ended up fucking and it felt so good because we were so gone off the NOS. Hey, it's like Biggie Small said. Bitches are like a brainless. Guns are like a stainless steel. To see a grown man at 2026. No, he wasn't. with a balloon and it's crazy. I agree. That was 16 years ago for me. It's crazy. But Lush still does that all the time. I know. You feel me? Hey, hey, you feel me?

4:31:33I'm taking sure you're with your bitch. I'm a fun guy. Hey, hey. That's a good bar. It's high key said for the record, dot haters. Kendrick, 133 million viewers. Bad Bunny, awesome performance by the way, 128 million and 27 Grammys. Dot carrying rap. Hate it or love it. Hey, bro. Shout out Dot. I'm team Dot. Hey, shout out to Dot. Salute Dot. But hey, hey, hey. You ain't got to do tricks on it, homie. You feel me? Like, he's spinning around. Like, he's doing tricks on it. He's a spinner. No, no, no, no. Let the West Coast have it, bro. Hey, the West Coast got it regardless. Puerto Rico. Okay, Dragonite Crip.

4:32:13By the way, that's a real benefactor on their streams. He said, shout out to DW, but I'm pretty sure Suspect saw the video and realized his Swiss Army knife wouldn't have been enough for Brandon. Set up the fade at him. I will not be arranging for any of those fades, but shout out to you. Sir Tebow said there's a difference between being down and being stupid. People bounce out. They got something. He got caught slipping, but he stood his ground. Facts. Richie Vid said need to ask that BZ guy if he got his DP yet for not performing. I don't think no DP coming, bro. I don't know how all that worked.

4:32:45but uh I ain't from over there but I doubt it I wasn't finna ask that question bro what is you I doubt it though man Spuddy Face ain't been around a bong before man got the spice bro I don't know what you man the spice pack them clouds is too big homie foo foo yeah he he got iron lungs he was born in an iron lung hey what bro say hey what bro say I am not a regular human being you know what I mean hey like hey honestly my opinion I keep thinking he got blend in there that's what I'm saying if them little dudes was from my hood they not gonna get no DP for that nah they gonna get chest ties and how to like you know what I'm saying better preparation be aware of your surroundings and who you putting up on or whatever but that's not DP material in my opinion if you gonna be outside doing interviews in LA man I'll just say Rodney please get a studio brother or like right in a pier space it makes me glad because you know they could have just like you know shot it out just like you know catch a couple bodies right there I'm glad they didn't do that Like, you know, a lot of gang members probably really would have done that in that situation.

4:33:48And they probably would have done it on camera. And I'm glad that they didn't because then they would all be fucking a bunch of those Mexicans or them would be dead. And then some other people would be going to prison. And it's all bad. So, yeah, let's avoid that sort of thing for sure. Not a common place to get banged on. C. Hustle said, it's really simple. Stop letting PDFs and nerds record the hood. What the fuck? The hood never benefits from it. Shit. I mean, cameramen are cameramen. if you want to let a cameraman film your shit they making YouTube videos about every other segment of society you ever go to like Times Square and you just see people with vlogging cameras everywhere they turn that into Dan Central they be fucking it up in Times Square that's what I'm saying though it's like everywhere you go people making YouTube videos it seems kind of naive to think that the hood would be exempt but yeah you know be picky about who you let come through Kev Shasty said shout out to Spody I'm with you cuz that Super Bowl show was horrible and y 'all need to bring the call-ins back it added to the podcast we did a couple call-ins we had bro rilla we had uh what's his name rodney uh adam 78b has been a member for 10 months much love he says spody why did you press brick baby for dw flame was it for clout also who gave you the no jumper address and yo and fe you a big booty pelican come on man why you gotta talk about uh he already had the address because he was with 4X who had already been up here I'm sure it wasn't that complicated when I like questioned Brick about that the first time I met him he got super mad yeah you just asking about it yeah because these guys all you guys were like dogpiling me for five hours straight wait but that happened and then you came back to the podcast after that's when you met Brick my first time meeting well oh shit I guess that makes sense yeah free Brick man free my boy Rick.

4:35:38That took us a while to get there, man. We definitely there now. My favorite human. Shout out to my boy Reap Cash sent five bucks. He said, what up to my NoJumper family from Mr. Deer Chocolate, Lush, Adam, and the three-headed Loch Ness Monsters. Hey, that's a crazy thing to say. Shout out to you, Reap Cash. Richie Vids said, Lush, I'd love to see you go on a drug binge with Messy Mar for a month of Documented. Oh my God. guaranteed emmy you want me to keep a save a hoe hey i'd rather see you go to you should go to rehab with messy marv i mean me mess is such a legend bro you gotta fight every day that's in my top 10 of all time so messy marv i have a interview with him that i have had saved for like a year that i haven't watched yet um teresa says show the messages of glow's mama talking bad about her.

4:36:33Right motherfucking y 'all only took glow side glow full of shit. I don't know, man. We just spectators. I take the family side, man. Peace it up, bro. You got a messy Marv interview. Oh, shit. No, it's just an existing interview. Oh, it's out, though? I'm gonna watch this. Wait, this dude said you can literally pull up Dead or Alive on YouTube right now. It was leaked. Is that true? All right, we've been listening. I might listen to it on the way home if that's true. You've been to see your little AI song, brother. I mean if it was leaked it was probably a long time before AI dead or alive what the hell are they talking about bro but this is an old wait okay 13 years ago 400k that's the reasonable doubt cover yeah that is the reasonable doubt cover which it was not on but it says Tupac does but then there's a part 2 what the fuck is that alright you know what there's a bunch of songs purporting to be this I don't know if they're all the same or not but it says featuring sauce money sauce money so fire is that like sauce walker sauce money was like jay-z bro no no no uh all right i'm gonna check that out on the way home teresa's no we already read that one uh wow this is a funny one that i'm not gonna read shut up 49 50 low end but we shall not speak about that business fast life music group said now adam's trying to get out of fighting for extra after talking all that big dog tough shit smh scary fairy i agree with that you know what hey i'm picking out fights you saw what happened last time you ducking that after all that you he's ducking it for the right he already disc he ducked king pill and then he's ducking everybody besides me so i i just feel like you know maybe he needs a couple warm-up fights and also he's starting to look like the kool-aid man and i'm not really trying to fight in that weight class so yeah but you know maybe i'll still run it i don't know i'm gonna do whatever I feel like doing.

4:38:28As Atlantis, the truth said, Compton is 70 % Latino. L.A. County is 50 % Latino and less than 6 % Black. Do the math. It's not less. L.A. County is not true. That last part is absolutely not true. The percentage with the expending is higher. The 70 % Compton is accurate, but the other things you said. 70 % Latino and Compton? I heard that before too. It might not be 70, but the percentage with the brown brothers is high. So the demographics of Compton are predominantly Latino. But they said that to say what, though? What was that about? 71 to 73 % of Compton is Hispanic. Okay, but they said that to say what?

4:39:09Keeping in mind that there was a point where Compton was predominantly white. But they said that to say what? Back in the day, though. Yes, the demographics have changed. But the population, that could be true. I'm not mad at the percentage, but they just, yeah. We got to take Compton back. I just wanted to see what, But nobody could figure out where that was geared to. I was going to say something. What point of the conversation? You said what? Oh, maybe because Lil' Dude said that would have never happened in Compton. So, okay. I mean. I mean, if they were in there, shit. So, here's the thing about BZ2Janky, I want to make clear that he's been very vocal about it.

4:39:44Like, he's on multiple viral clips talking about how much he fuck with Mexicans. You can even hear in his dialect. You feel me? Not in his dialect. Like, good kill that, but he showed up to me, like, my Mexicans, he said the 155s, he showed hit up. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, he fucked with the Mexicans. Yeah, but it still don't mean nothing. No, I'm still, boss. No, I know, I know, I know, I know. I'm just saying they don't be really meaning nothing. When you run into that, they use me on that type of time. They got there in that type of mindset, but I don't mean nothing. I don't mean nothing.

4:40:17Black Ox said, hey, Adam, have you thought about giving AOKD a chance of being part of the panel? I do think if we were to bring a crazy Chicago kid like him on this panel, it would be a really weird fit. And he probably wouldn't know about a lot of the shit that we're talking about. And he probably want to talk about things that all these dudes don't really know about. So that'd be kind of weird, but I do fuck with A. Okay. He's funny. He's talented. We had butter on before on the no jumper. So did he pop? Oh yeah. That was like breaking you. That was kind of me, break butter. And you had a freestyle session.

4:40:44I forgot about that. Yeah. That's my favorite. Eat hard. When are you getting out? I don't know. Yeah. I don't know. he's a daily bean popper I still couldn't believe that Rico Reckless bagged Summer Walker shout out to him he was trashing her after why you can't believe it cause he's like a hood ass Chicago dude not that I can believe that's the wrong terminology I'm surprised but then when the footage came out of her talking about like just fucking dudes and shit it was kind of like damn alright maybe you ain't as classy as I thought you were but no well that's her whole MO I'm a professional side bitch I ain't gonna lie I can't believe I believe it but beyond that Rico was smacking down Tara Reid Was he piping or was he just hanging out with her I hung out with them together but I just never really He bagged her He bagged Snow Bunny I'm already know him but Don't make me get divorced just so I can show y 'all what I'm capable of I can get some good work going on Luckily I'm a square I could give Blueface a run for his money Actually, Blueface popped out with a celebrity and then he had all like, well, now he has Stunning Girl.

4:41:54That's pretty good. Fools ain't got Pokemon cards, I'm going to tell y 'all. Who do you think I would, who's the most lit black woman I could get with if I was single? In the city or? On Earth. Earth is my turf. I think I got a Tony Braxton in me. Oh, I think that's possible. No, absolutely not. Auti might be with it. You could get some lit, but not Tony Braxton. Maybe like a baddie. Like baddies the show. Why are you going to kill his Tony Braxton dreams? Because I'm not a glazer. If Birdman can do it, why can't I? I would encourage you. Birdman, 600 yums up. So what? I got 500 million views.

4:42:32Why is encouraging the homies glazing? No, no, no, no, no, no. Maybe that ain't about a... Encouraging the homies to fuck Tony Braxton. Yeah. You know what? Maybe you can. Who am I? Because we're talking about a rapper and a mogul, and then we're talking about a porn star. Hey, why? The way I was raised, if you say that the homies can't do that, You low-key hater You feel me Like If anything I ain't no hater I'm saying you I'm saying So what you saying then Talking to third party That's hate Why you over here Talking to third party That type of dialectic That type of dialectic I don't see why He be on you so much I see why he be on you Man it's the first time I got the label Of being on you this much I gotta watch this back I've been on you Much he's been bullying me This whole episode Like you feel me Somebody gotta do it Yeah My turn I guess Alright so Teresa said read my shit and do y 'all homework on glow our mama got we already read that one she's just reiterating it um okay tom cruise mom shoes said bad bunny just proved why puerto ricans are the superior hispanic group lush you lived in philly you know this is true uh sure okay reap cast said i got to do it once said by a great poet young girl gg her baby daddy got a sugar daddy cardie and stefan okay um we love young girls woody no buzz he's talking about uh what's his name uh what brooks uh yeah yeah why am i forgetting his name now hollow no fucking the dude who allegedly got robbed by x4 yeah why am i forgetting his first name yeah khalid brooks sorry khalid brooks this dude woody said also his story didn't add up why would the jeweler file a police report if you got paid for giving the jewelry back.

4:44:12Wack clearly had an agenda. Right. They had the same agenda, bro. And then shout out to Paul Pedrato. Bah, bah, bah. Shout out to everybody who watches. Please smash the like button. We definitely need mega likes. We have 605 likes right now. I need 1 ,000 likes. Yes. Or else I'm going to go home and beat off into a pool of my own tears. Shout out to ANFA, Mungie B, Spody Face, Lush One. We went a little long today. Almost hit five hours. if you appreciated it tap that like button yo shout out to all the homies from canada i thought that the topics were gonna be like not that great but it ended up being really really good so you got a really really really good catch i was gonna say we really really good that little stuff into something man that way that way type shit huh shout out to everybody who tuned in gang shit shout out nathan behind the boards all of the edgars worldwide go to my Instagram and like my most recent reel because I gave a homeless guy 500 bucks and that felt nice.

4:45:10You know, just give a good guy some money for some content. Yeah, I gave to the homeless today too. That's crazy. Yeah, you gave him a fade. I dropped three cigarettes. I want to be Crib Max, huh? Y 'all waiting. You're holding it down. I ain't want to be. I'm really about that. You're holding it down to Crib Max at home. Thank you. Shout out to the goat. Crib Max. Appreciate everybody who watched this. Smack the like button. We are out.

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