In short
Topic The episode is a long, wide-ranging group discussion mixing sports/fitness talk, podcast logistics (including whether to do 24-hour streams), celebrity/music-industry business analysis, and explicit/controversial debates about sex, abortion, and contraception. It also includes LA street-safety commentary about filming/tourists in “the hood,” plus stories about celebrity encounters and social media behavior.
Guests (as represented in the transcript) The transcript is mostly a roundtable with recurring hosts/regulars rather than clearly introduced “guests.”
- Spody (referred to as “Spody here” / “Spody face”): a regular host; participates in jokes and the abortion/sex-conversation framing.
- Lush (called out as not being present at the start): a regular host; later referenced in relation to alcohol and the “Spody face” segment.
- Ant-Heve (also called out as late): a regular host; arrives late and is joked about for taking the wrong freeway and eating “pumpkin seeds.”
- Munchie (referred to as “Munchie”): a regular host; discussed in relation to 24-hour streaming, alcohol use, and a “Hall of Fame” performance on a Monday 24-hour stream.
- Doughboy (mentioned repeatedly): a regular/peer in the scene; involved in jokes and a “607 Unc” calling him gay repeatedly.
- “607 Unk/607 Unc” (not a guest in-studio, but discussed): a person with a recurring presence in the No Jumper/Vegas orbit.
- Beezy/Breezy Blanco (mentioned as a person Bojack allegedly tripped on): appears to be a real individual referenced in a story, not an in-studio guest.
- Bojack (mentioned in stories): a person referenced in the sexual/party anecdotes.
Key claims and notable examples
- Fitness/athletics: discussion of marathon performance—two African men breaking the 2-hour marathon mark by about 30 seconds, with the same Adidas shoes; speculation about pacing and shoe technology.
- Podcast format: they argue 24-hour streams make content “weird” late; suggest shorter “until midnight” or “after-hours” vibes instead.
- Vegas/No Jumper orbit: 607 Unc allegedly tries to recruit No Jumper talent to his Vegas podcast and to pull people off-platform into an “off-brand No Jumper.”
- Explicit sex/contraception debate: they argue about abortion ethics and frequency, using “hat” as a metaphor for an unborn child; they discuss “stealthing” and “bare skin/bareback” terminology.
- Abortion lawsuit example: they mention QC Records founder Quavo’s baby-mama suing him, alleging 7–10 abortions forced; they question how proof would work.
- Music business: they analyze QC Records being sold to Scooter Braun/Hybe America for roughly $350–$400M, and compare catalog value (QC vs Justin Bieber), including publishing/songwriter splits.
- LA safety/filming: they discuss Master Burger locations (Lawndale/Crenshaw/Vernon area) and the idea that tourists filming in the hood can be seen as disrespect or “an opportunity.” They advise not to “look like an opportunity” and to avoid hopping out filming.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOAthletic Superiority and Marathon Records
0:45 to 2:36
Discussion about genetic advantages in sports and recent marathon achievements.
“He's one of those naturally athletic people.”
The Importance of Pacing in Long-Distance Running
2:36 to 3:56
Exploration of pacing strategies and the challenges of running a marathon.
“Over and over and over for two hours, yeah.”
Podcast Dynamics and Crew Absences
3:56 to 6:00
Discussion on the absence of crew members and the comedic moments that arise.
“And then Ant-Heve said that he took the wrong freeway, which I would have thought that almost everybody would be using GPS in this day.”
Humor and Misunderstandings in Podcasting
6:00 to 8:00
Lighthearted exchanges about humorous moments and misunderstandings with crew members.
“but if you haven't noticed, I mean, it's not that consistent.”
Guest Behavior and Aftermath of Previous Shows
8:00 to 10:08
Discussion about the behavior of guests and the consequences of their actions.
“You were saying that Munchie had a Hall of Fame performance on the Monday 24 hour stream.”
Future Podcast Ideas and Late Night Vibes
10:08 to 14:01
Exploration of creative ideas for future podcasts, including a late-night format.
“I mean, you watched it back, it seemed like you was off a rhino or something.”
Late Night Podcasting Ideas
14:01 to 15:10
Exploration of the concept of a late-night version of the podcast, discussing vibe and content.
“Like, I mean, like stuff that will be going on.”
Debating Personal Relationships
15:11 to 17:18
Discussion on balancing personal life with the demands of content creation.
“necessarily much EB, but you know what I'm saying?”
Views on Women and Relationships
17:19 to 20:38
Controversial discussions about women, relationships, and societal perceptions.
“You shouldn't bring babies in the world that you're not prepared for.”
Abortion Perspectives
20:39 to 23:00
A heated conversation around abortion, personal choices, and societal implications.
“All these assertions and assumptions being put on a playoff.”
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Music Industry Insights
23:01 to 26:25
Discussion on the state of the music industry, focusing on QC and artist management.
“damn prostitutes tell you that yeah that's what all the hookers say a girl who says that when she is not on birth control is a crazy person are you guys familiar with what was QC?”
Emerging Artists and Missed Opportunities
26:26 to 28:00
Talk about emerging artists under QC and their potential that went unexplored.
“his catalog is amazing but by the time they sold it anybody really knew what was going on, already knew that Lil Baby probably wasn't exactly going to be cranking out huge hit records anymore.”
Duke Deuce Encounter
28:00 to 28:38
Learn about a humorous yet potentially tense encounter with rapper Duke Deuce.
“Oh, Lane Green, you on a bankroll I think I made a joke about Duke Deuce on here one time and then I seen him at Rolling Loud and he was looking at me like he wanted to kill me.”
Rapper Roster Discussions
28:38 to 29:26
A discussion on current rap artists and the missed potential of Milwaukee rappers.
“There's a lot of them that got signed over there that never came out.”
Music Label Dynamics
29:26 to 30:46
Insights into the business side of music labels and artist contracts.
“If he was doing anything else I'd be like kind of shocked.”
Value of Catalogs in Music
30:46 to 33:59
Understanding the financial implications of music catalogs and publishing rights.
“He might have a dick BBL is what Lush just contributed.”
Sean Cotton's Master Burger Visit
33:59 to 34:15
Discussion on Sean Cotton's choice of dining at a risky burger spot in LA.
“I was checking out the Sean Cotton interview with you and Remo.”
Safety and Gang Context in LA
34:15 to 36:06
Exploring the cultural context of safety concerns in LA neighborhoods.
“But what the fuck is he doing at Master Burger?”
Navigating Gang Affiliations
36:06 to 38:18
A conversation on the importance of understanding local gang affiliations.
“I was just saying with Sean Cotton, he was this close because he said he just took his jewelry off.”
Celebrity Encounters and Public Interaction
38:18 to 40:29
Understanding the complexities of celebrity interactions with fans in public.
“Well I'm just saying like let's just say like if you was just a person let's just say you was filming some content so you're not a tourist you're just somebody.”
Memorable Celebrity Stories
40:29 to 42:00
Entertaining anecdotes about celebrity interactions and cultural references.
“Like, if you don't feel like taking a picture, how you supposed to say it?”
Celebrity Encounters and Twitter Dynamics
42:00 to 43:40
Discussion revolves around celebrities' social interactions and Twitter usage.
“the fans just come up like can i bing right super fast yeah i'm like oh i respect that yeah yeah the kids do it anyway whether you want it anyway.”
Struggles of Gaining Twitter Followers
43:40 to 45:50
Exploring the challenges of building a following on Twitter compared to other platforms.
“Oh my God, you on Twitter I am not ready for.”
Podcast Drama and Controversial Guests
45:50 to 47:20
A recount of the recent drama involving a surprise guest on the podcast.
“it was just me and my friends like tweeting as if it was like a group chat with just us and nobody else could read it because we all have like 100 followers you know.”
Reactions to Moose's Appearance
47:20 to 51:20
The hosts discuss the fallout and different perspectives on Moose's podcast appearance.
“So let's talk about the fact that we had a little bit of drama on this podcast the other day.”
The Nature of Conflict and Respect
51:20 to 56:00
Debating the standards for conflict in the podcast and implications of disrespect.
“Before we proceed, Adam, you just said something that was key.”
Understanding Situational Aggression
56:00 to 57:00
Explore the justifications behind physical confrontations in various contexts.
“Right, but I mean still like someone calling you short and fat is just not an appropriate reason to fight someone.”
Moose's Response to Conflict
57:00 to 59:00
Discussion on Moose's reactions and behaviors in confrontational situations.
“Once I've seen, I ain't going to even lie.”
Energy and Consistency in Confrontation
59:00 to 1:01:00
Analyzing Moose's varying energy levels towards different individuals.
“I'm mad at Moose, too, because Moose be having a certain type of ending.”
The Role of Content in Conflict
1:01:00 to 1:02:40
Examining the delicate balance between content creation and personal safety.
“just because a person is non-confrontational, bro, or they just saying, look, I'm just here to pot.”
Protecting Relationships Amidst Conflict
1:02:40 to 1:04:20
Understanding the dynamics of relationships when faced with external threats.
“contradictory like you're allowed to have different stances for different people i don't care what up custer yo what's up what's going on man hey fuck dope boy What?”
Defining the Lines of Conflict
1:04:20 to 1:06:00
Discussion on the implications of spoken threats and physical confrontations.
“like I just pressed that Because had you not been speaking on him, he most likely wouldn't have said that shit about you.”
Mixed Signals in Confrontational Contexts
1:06:00 to 1:10:01
Delving into the mixed messages conveyed during confrontational exchanges.
“I mean, I could sue Whack right now for throwing a bottle at me and making money for credit.”
Defending Friends: A Heated Debate
1:10:01 to 1:11:08
Learn about the complexities of defending friends in confrontational situations.
“I'm going to get triggered, man, if you say his name.”
Navigating Friendships and Conflicts
1:11:09 to 1:12:09
Explore the challenges of choosing sides among friends during conflicts.
“I'm not pushing him, but I was just handing him.”
The Dynamics of Conflict Resolution
1:12:10 to 1:14:46
Discuss strategies for handling conflicts among friends without taking sides.
“Like, to me personally, that's more of a bond in a relationship that Chonson had more than, I don't know.”
Vocal Stress and Communication Styles
1:14:47 to 1:16:31
Gain insights into how vocal stress can impact communication during arguments.
“I just had that same situation a few weeks ago where the homies was tripping, and I'm like, no, nigga, y 'all niggas tripping with Woo.”
Navigating Friendships and IQ Debates
1:16:32 to 1:18:42
Understand the humorous dynamics of discussing intelligence among friends.
“No, in this case, he was doing it to make himself look a little better for running the same play Adam did.”
Misunderstandings and Narrative Conflicts
1:18:43 to 1:21:59
Examine how miscommunication can lead to conflicts and narratives among friends.
“Man, you know Hamilton ain't in the damn Valley.”
Identity and Racial Dynamics in Conversations
1:22:00 to 1:24:00
Delve into discussions around race and identity in a humorous context.
“This all started the first time I did the news with you.”
Personal Opinions and Racial Commentary
1:24:00 to 1:25:16
The discussion revolves around personal opinions related to race and perceived biases.
“Just because somebody critiqued your work or somebody, I give a personal opinion, doesn't mean that it's just my personal opinion.”
Navigating Tensions at No Jumper
1:25:16 to 1:26:42
The hosts analyze the dynamics and tensions created by various personalities at No Jumper.
“I think he was well liked at first, and there is a little bit of...”
Moose's Approach to Conflict
1:26:42 to 1:28:21
Discussion on Moose's interactions and strategies in addressing conflicts with other hosts.
“You try to follow it, and I don't think it was received, and I don't think it hit the way he did.”
Personal Reflections and Growth
1:28:21 to 1:30:50
A host shares personal experiences that shaped their approach to content creation and interaction.
“But it started, like I said, it started on a Wednesday show.”
Challenges of Mental Health in Content Creation
1:30:50 to 1:33:16
The discussion addresses mental health struggles and their impact on creative work.
“that I haven't done in so long, but that was just something inside of me.”
The Importance of No Jumper in the Podcast Landscape
1:33:16 to 1:35:02
Hosts emphasize No Jumper's significance in the podcasting world and its unique contribution.
“a man No, why would that be my motivation?”
Navigating Narratives in Content Creation
1:35:02 to 1:37:22
The conversation highlights the challenges of controlling narratives and perceptions in content.
“Just like wacky, like, just different types of just colors and just palettes.”
The Impact of No Jumper on Careers
1:38:00 to 1:39:20
Discussion on how No Jumper has shaped the careers of its hosts and guests.
“So he spoke, you know, he was going through a time, you feel me, and this is the content he was watching.”
Community and Solidarity in LA
1:39:20 to 1:40:50
Exploration of relationships and solidarity among LA artists on the show.
“don't call myself a street nigga i did street shit you know i was in the streets but shit i had both my parents in the home, you know, I just rebelled and went to the streets.”
Shared Experiences in Gang Culture
1:40:50 to 1:42:30
Insights into the common experiences and challenges faced by gang members.
“verbal spar with the King Peloton little shit.”
Prison Stories and Rivalries
1:42:30 to 1:45:30
A detailed recounting of a prison rivalry and the dynamics involved.
“And for people to start seeing, like, bro, you could coexist, bro.”
Conversations About Violence and Humor
1:45:30 to 1:47:40
Discussion on the humorous aspects of violence and prison life.
“because even though we would never really think of him as being like an LA representative to the dudes that he was locked up with, they're looking at him like he's from L.A.”
Parenting and Tough Love
1:47:40 to 1:50:10
Sharing experiences and challenges of parenting, especially in teaching resilience.
“Bunchy calls it, hey, bud, any of y 'all horny?”
The Evolution of Biking Culture
1:50:10 to 1:52:00
A look at how biking culture has changed and its current state among youth.
“I'm going to have to really check myself in terms of dealing with my kid and the whole bike riding thing because it's hard for me to even tell her to wear a helmet.”
The Changing Landscape of Competitive Biking
1:52:00 to 1:53:10
Explore how BMX and competitive biking have evolved and the emerging interest among girls.
“I think kind of like the skateboard, just the tricks is more fun.”
Flag Football's Rise Among Young Girls
1:53:10 to 1:55:00
Discussion on the growing popularity of flag football as a sport for young girls in LA.
“backflip bar spins and all this crazy shit that I never would have thought a girl would do.”
The Kids and Their Sports Aspirations
1:55:00 to 1:56:20
Hosts share insights on their children's sports interests and potential career paths.
“with over 2.4 million kids under 17 participating in 2024 which and particularly among women and girls.”
The Olympics Experience and Excitement
1:56:20 to 1:58:20
Discussion on the hosts' excitement about the upcoming Olympics and their plans to attend.
“you don't go to no you don't go to one thing no swimming no basketball that's Travis I'm not going to any other random ass sporting events I don't even go to a fucking Lakers game and I already know that's popular.”
A Nostalgic Look at Sports Perceptions
1:58:20 to 2:00:00
Hosts reminisce about societal views on soccer and how perceptions have changed.
“We should have a fucking no jumper team.”
Kickball Team Ideas and Community Engagement
2:00:00 to 2:01:50
Exploring the idea of creating a kickball team for fans, promoting community engagement.
“We telling y 'all to anything, no jumper versus any podcast.”
Plans for a No Jumper Sports Event
2:01:50 to 2:03:20
Hosts discuss planning a sports event with fans, featuring various games and activities.
“Tournaments, and I'm fucking smoking boots and tetherball.”
Possible Matchups and Competitions
2:03:20 to 2:05:00
The hosts brainstorm potential competitions against other podcasts or teams.
“They're going to be leading heavily on Keem and Mack.”
Kickball Challenge Proposal
2:06:00 to 2:07:31
The hosts discuss proposing a kickball game to rival groups, emphasizing fun and competition.
“Y 'all ain't going to be doing nothing to us.”
Trampoline Parks and Childhood Memories
2:07:31 to 2:09:16
The group reflects on trampoline parks, childhood experiences, and the risks associated with them.
“You guys just think we're going to actually kick you in the balls.”
Kids Imitating Parents
2:09:16 to 2:12:16
Discussion on how children imitate their parents' words and actions, with personal anecdotes.
“Because it just feels like something bad's going to happen.”
Crip Mac's Baby Mama Drama
2:12:16 to 2:14:21
The hosts delve into the leaked messages of Crip Mac and his baby mama, exploring the drama and its implications.
“It's kind of scary when you start thinking about like, you know, you got to keep her in like kid mode because like at some point they're going to be able to go left.”
Insights on Domestic Drama
2:14:21 to 2:16:39
Analyzing the toxic dynamics in relationships revealed through the leaked messages.
“There's a few other ones that are like, really.”
Crip Mac's Allegiances and Rivalries
2:16:39 to 2:20:00
The conversation shifts to Crip Mac's affiliations and conflicts, as discussed in the leaked texts.
“This to me, this ain't, I don't even, that's what I see.”
Discussion on Personal Conflicts and Relationships
2:20:00 to 2:22:00
Explore the dynamics of relationships and trust issues in personal conflicts.
“I'm coming for I'm going to translate this.”
Erectile Dysfunction and Its Impacts
2:22:00 to 2:24:00
Delve into the causes and societal perceptions of erectile dysfunction among men.
“He too young to have an erectile dysfunction, man.”
Public Life and Personal Criticism
2:24:00 to 2:27:00
Examine how public figures deal with personal attacks and social media scrutiny.
“Okay, so we ain't fucked up some bitches we could talk crazy about?”
Vlad TV Controversies and Guest Dynamics
2:27:00 to 2:30:50
Analyze the recent controversies surrounding Vlad TV and its guests, focusing on the challenges of maintaining professional relationships.
“Hey, me and him right here, sober brothers, sober like a judge.”
The Business of Podcasting: Pay and Popularity
2:30:50 to 2:34:00
Investigate the financial dynamics and audience engagement strategies in podcasting.
“to make him look better, which is kind of crazy.”
Boosie's Viral Moments and Hypnotized by Hate
2:34:00 to 2:35:00
Discussion on Boosie's impactful statements and their resonance in hip-hop culture.
“Yeah, and it's only because Boosie just consistently will have, you know, I've seen it on Vlad.”
Respect Levels and Disrespect in the Industry
2:35:01 to 2:36:54
Exploring the dynamics of respect among artists and the impact of public comments.
“Like I just think like being that we up here, like it should be a respect level.”
The Business of Interviews and Pocket Watching
2:36:55 to 2:38:16
Analyzing the financial aspects of interviews and the implications of comparing earnings.
“And then you see somebody, you pocket watch it, you see somebody else get somebody like, I want more.”
Boosie's Film Ventures vs. Podcasting
2:38:17 to 2:39:52
Comparing Boosie's film career to his podcasting efforts and the challenges he faces.
“He's like trying to like do the whole Tyler Perry trajectory, 50 cent trajectory and have his own movie studio.”
Understanding Content Monetization and Demonetization
2:39:53 to 2:41:48
Discussion on how content is monetized and issues related to demonetization.
“It's an L because it's a loss of income.”
Mutual Benefit in Artist-Platform Relationships
2:41:49 to 2:43:37
Exploring the reciprocal relationship between artists and platforms in the industry.
“He said, Boosie, the numbers be hard to see.”
The Value of Views vs. Actual Earnings
2:43:38 to 2:48:00
Debating the significance of view counts against actual income generated from content.
“So I think he coming more, and I get what you're saying about the numbers and all that, but I feel like at some point, it's like either you're going to make some money, because Boushey, clearly you make money.”
Boosie and Vlad's Payment Dispute
2:48:00 to 2:50:04
Explore the dynamics of Boosie and Vlad's payment arrangements and declining views.
“and keep your platform going and bringing new sums and traffic in there to not have it none.”
Understanding Content Monetization
2:50:04 to 2:51:44
Discuss the misconceptions rappers have about monetizing YouTube content.
“It's such a fucking amazing deal that everybody at home is thinking like, God damn, I work like almost all year to make 25 K.”
Vlad's Principles on Payments
2:51:44 to 2:53:46
Vlad's stance on maintaining fair payment principles in podcasting.
“I'm not saying that towards boozy because I think it's like a misunderstanding and talking to be had.”
The Impact of Short Form Content
2:53:46 to 2:55:16
Discuss the shift in content consumption from long-form to short-form formats.
“I actually don't mind because it is good promotion.”
Generational Perspectives on Success
2:55:16 to 2:58:02
Debate on generational differences in understanding content creation and success.
“Now, I don't want to disrespect the OGs like that, but at this point...”
San Diego's Music Scene Controversy
2:58:02 to 3:01:40
Discuss the backlash from San Diego's music community regarding comments made.
“Although Adam said that he wouldn't fuck a bitch after me, which is crazy work.”
Discussion on San Diego's Music Scene
3:02:00 to 3:03:44
Exploration of San Diego's status as a music city and local artists.
“This nigga Adam gave me Blitz by a day, though.”
Reactions to the Music Critique
3:03:44 to 3:05:05
Hosts react to backlash from San Diego residents regarding music criticism.
“Honestly, just seeing it now is like the fact that the whole fucking city was offended by that.”
Delusional City Discussion
3:05:05 to 3:06:44
Debate on whether San Diego deserves the label of 'delusional' regarding its music prominence.
“22 GFA, like actually girls listen to it.”
Mainstream Success Criteria
3:06:44 to 3:08:45
Discussion on what constitutes mainstream success in the music industry.
“I've known Mitchie Sleek for like 10 years.”
Comparisons to Other Cities
3:08:45 to 3:10:18
Comparing San Diego's music scene to that of other cities like Bakersfield and LA.
“He was more mainstream than Mitchie Slick ever was.”
Location and Pride in Music
3:10:18 to 3:11:42
Hosts discuss regional pride and the impact of location on music recognition.
“Like, I think somebody from Bakersfield is going to speak up.”
The Relevance of Rappers from Smaller Cities
3:11:42 to 3:14:15
Exploring the challenges faced by artists from smaller cities in gaining recognition.
“San Diego is a beautiful fucking city and it's dope as fuck, but that don't mean that it don't get cracking out there.”
Motivation for San Diego Artists
3:14:15 to 3:16:00
Encouragement for artists from San Diego to rise despite challenges mentioned.
“I'm from New Hampshire, but obviously I didn't like have motion in New Hampshire.”
San Diego Rappers and Motivation
3:16:00 to 3:17:00
Discussion on the state of aspiring rappers in San Diego and motivation for improvement.
San Diego Zoo and Local Culture
3:17:00 to 3:18:20
A light-hearted conversation about the San Diego Zoo and local attractions.
“Do something besides hanging out on the beach.”
Historical Context of San Diego's Reputation
3:18:20 to 3:19:40
Reflecting on past discussions regarding San Diego's street credibility and hip-hop scene.
“They used to do the same shit in battle rap.”
Call to Action for San Diego
3:19:40 to 3:21:00
Encouraging aspiring artists in San Diego to take action and be recognized in hip-hop.
“San Diego, we're talking about you today.”
Fashion and Gang Culture Discussions
3:21:00 to 3:23:00
Debate about wearing hats and the implications of gang culture in Los Angeles and San Diego.
“They single-handedly fuck Melrose up, right?”
Money Man's Popularity and Financial Advice
3:23:00 to 3:25:20
Discussion on Money Man's credibility as a rapper and his public financial advice.
“You might need to see the light of day at some point.”
Conversations about Business and Popularity
3:25:20 to 3:28:00
Exploring the relationship between perceived wealth and actual success in the music industry.
“I would never do that to somebody who was operating a business that I didn't understand in any way.”
The Role of Social Media in Fame
3:28:00 to 3:30:00
Analyzing how social media influences the perception of fame and popularity among rappers.
“My boy, you ain't never did over 200K for an interview.”
The Influence of Batman Kevo
3:30:00 to 3:31:40
Discussion about Batman Kevo's impact on fame and promotion in the music industry.
“Because you know, you talk about my cousin.”
Rapper Controversies and Sales Metrics
3:31:40 to 3:34:40
Exploration of buying promotions, the state of Money Man's music, and industry dynamics.
“Niggas ain't supposed to get no manufacturer abs.”
Comparative Album Sales: Generations Apart
3:34:40 to 3:37:00
Debate on how album sales should be compared across different music eras.
“The first 50 ,000 people that bought Raekwon and Cuban links could get a free hockey jersey.”
Jay-Z's Legacy and Future Releases
3:37:00 to 3:39:20
Discussion on Jay-Z's career longevity and opinions on his new music potential.
“Universal is just not a rinky-dink-ass company.”
Juicy J vs Jay-Z: A Hot Take Debate
3:39:20 to 3:42:00
A heated debate over the current relevance and marketability of Juicy J compared to Jay-Z.
“The fact that you guys can't see that is insane to me.”
The West Coast Hip-Hop Narrative
3:42:00 to 3:44:00
Discussion on the impact of Game and other West Coast artists post-Tupac.
“Don't forget Dope Boy said that the game had a bigger impact on West Coast.”
The Evolution of West Coast Rap
3:44:00 to 3:46:15
Discussion on the timeline and influence of West Coast rap artists post-Tupac.
“Nah, but when he talking about the level of - Multiple times.”
The Impact of Tupac vs. Game
3:46:15 to 3:48:06
Debate on the influence of Tupac compared to Game in hip-hop history.
“You actually did game a huge disservice.”
Tupac's Unique Influence
3:48:06 to 3:49:02
Exploration of Tupac's unique ability to resonate emotionally through his music.
“But that's no knock on Game, because Dame is dope.”
Debating Music Influence and Personal Stories
3:49:02 to 3:51:31
Sharing personal anecdotes about how Tupac's music influenced their lives.
“And he covered me and my girlfriend and all that shit.”
Listener Reactions and Donations
3:51:31 to 3:54:30
Reading and reacting to listener donations and comments during the podcast.
“She was like emotional too by the end of it.”
Discussion on No Jumper Dynamics
3:54:30 to 3:58:00
Exploration of the No Jumper cast dynamics and changes in personnel.
“violence a teenage kid at that but when a grown man want to meet him they and nobody he all of a sudden can't make it I don't know can you answer that question?”
Exploring Mixed Identity and Background
3:58:00 to 3:59:40
The hosts discuss a person's mixed heritage and their identification as black.
“white boy right big ass white boy he told he told his wheels black i was with i was like Big Scrap stuff.”
Vlad and Boosie's Legacy
3:59:40 to 4:01:20
Discussion about Vlad's influence and Boosie's career trajectory.
“Hey, Vlad was in the trenches back in his days.”
Online Interactions and Audience Reactions
4:01:20 to 4:03:00
The hosts reflect on audience comments and their implications about Doughboy.
“He said a tattoo don't mean nothing if it ain't on your back on hood.”
Rumors and Relationships
4:03:00 to 4:04:40
Discussion about rumors regarding relationships and personal stories.
“I feel like if I do it one time, I'm going to love it.”
Childhood Memories and Nostalgia
4:04:40 to 4:06:20
The hosts share childhood memories related to TV shows and their impact.
“Yeah, he's talking about R &B's kids, right?”
The Importance of Being Cautious
4:06:20 to 4:08:00
The conversation shifts to the importance of being careful with past relationships.
“Spody gave him the pass, but presses Adam and Lush.”
Accusations and Defenses
4:08:00 to 4:09:40
Discussion surrounding allegations made by an ex-wife and their defenses.
“What the fuck that dumbass bitch talking about, bro?”
Addressing Personal Attacks
4:09:40 to 4:11:20
The hosts discuss personal attacks and their reactions to them.
“On my mother's life, bro, I would never even think about saying some dumb ass shit like that.”
Audience Interaction and Opinions
4:12:00 to 4:12:30
Listeners share their thoughts on the cast and the show.
“We don't want to hear about his struggles or his whack dick riding.”
Discussion on Regional Success of Rappers
4:12:30 to 4:13:50
Exploration of which regions provide more success for rappers.
“I'd like, because somebody text me, yeah, Wack text me, you know what I'm saying, about some content.”
Wack and Ant's Controversy
4:13:50 to 4:15:30
Insights into the ongoing tensions involving Wack and Ant.
“Carmine Carter said, Doe keeps bringing up stuff from four pods ago, drowning out the convo in his head being on TV slash comedian.”
Views and Podcast Challenges
4:15:30 to 4:18:00
Frustration over podcast views and internal team mistakes.
“I have something that I would like to clear up.”
Critique of Cast Dynamics
4:18:00 to 4:20:20
Discussion about individual cast members and their roles.
“Man, I would have fucking I would have had to hop up and use, I would have had to like try to use my mental powers and be like.”
Tam's Comments on Relationships
4:20:20 to 4:22:40
Analyzing Tam's views on relationships and stereotypes.
“She categorizes instead of generalizing, you know what I'm saying?”
Discussion on Hater World and Collaborations
4:22:40 to 4:24:20
Conversations about potential collaborations and appearances.
“So Yeah I'm pretty sure Yeah Sound like his daddy A ye I ain't gonna lie Huh I said sound like His daddy a ye Damn I ain't gonna say all that brother.”
Bakersfield's Underground Rap Scene
4:24:20 to 4:26:00
Insights into lesser-known but lit rappers from Bakersfield.
“was mainstream just because he was around Jeezy and the MF.”
Shoutouts and Fan Engagement
4:26:00 to 4:26:50
Listeners are engaged with shoutouts and discussion about past interviews.
“Big Steppa says, shout out to the 22ster, the cast, and Munchie B.”
Bakersfield Rap Scene and Local Artists
4:26:50 to 4:28:50
Discussion about the rap scene in Bakersfield and local artists.
“Okay, Swing Bar said, Bakersfield got rappers that are lit, but not really mainstream, like K3, Da Hound, Fade's Loke, and Run It Up, J-Bo.”
Rob Stone Controversy and Hip-Hop Opinions
4:28:50 to 4:31:10
Controversial opinions and stories related to Rob Stone and hip-hop culture.
“all the bloods beat the shit out of Ski Mask the Slum God.”
Humor and Personal Stories
4:31:10 to 4:34:10
Light-hearted banter and personal anecdotes related to the hosts' experiences.
“shout out to the game good take lush that's right lame to be from LA he's joking that's pretty funny okay Ace, Spodyface, Kios Ace said, Spodyface, how can you say Moose would have fought back if he hit you?”
Discussion on Wack and Moose Dynamics
4:34:10 to 4:36:50
Exploration of the dynamic between Wack and Moose, including comments from listeners.
“We should definitely do like a whole stream.”
Fight Preparations and Predictions
4:36:50 to 4:40:00
Analysis and predictions regarding the upcoming fight between Doughboy and Spody Face.
“Adrenaline said, I fuck with Munchie, but Wack had me dead as fuck when he said that Munchie's forehead is burgundy.”
Doughboy's Boxing Mindset
4:40:00 to 4:41:50
Doughboy discusses his approach to boxing and respect for opponents.
“Are you talking about Sweet Science and Hawthorne?”
Upcoming Fights and Training
4:41:51 to 4:43:23
The hosts talk about various upcoming fights and their training regimens.
“Before that fight, he got a no-jumper interview too.”
Doughboy vs. Spodyface Showdown
4:43:24 to 4:45:04
Doughboy shares his serious intentions for the fight against Spodyface.
“They about to squabble now, it's a circus?”
Friendship and Loyalty in Fights
4:45:05 to 4:47:00
Discussion about loyalty among friends and potential fight interferences.
“to fight Doughboy and he exploits that weakness and wins.”
Moose Man and Flacco's Fight Potential
4:47:01 to 4:49:51
Speculations about potential fights between Moose Man and Flacco.
“I listen, and I think Doughboy playing possum.”
Home Invasion Incident Discussion
4:49:52 to 4:51:58
The hosts discuss a recent home invasion incident involving a person named Jose Osama.
“You just have no eye and hand coordination from what I hear.”
Discussion on Local Billionaires
4:54:00 to 4:54:27
The hosts discuss the presence of billionaires in various locations.
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:00Hey, look at this crew. We're missing quite a few different entities. This is a great look for the trash I've been talking in. I'm early for their podcast. That's done. Spody here though. The temp is here. Oh, what? I'm going to do all that to go to sleep. Damn, look at that structure. Look at the form. Oh, yes. Oh, you. Yes, came back. Oh, wow. He took off the corduroy jumpsuit for this one. Oh, yeah. He put about 30 pounds a lot today. He took this shit off. Warming up. Oh, yeah. Look, he in good shape, man. I can tell. Nah, he might be in good shape. The champ is here. He has like my body if I lost like 30 pounds.
0:42The champ is here. He's wearing a naturally. Brody face. What's going on, everybody? He's wearing a what? He's one of those naturally athletic people. A black man? Yeah. I'm black. I'm black. Yeah, I missed you somehow. Somehow. Does that make you mad when you hear people talking about the superiority of the black race? Like where? genetically I don't know if I got really hit with that one all these big dudes be fast as hell these linemen in the NFL and defensive linemen fast as hell two black men just broke the marathon record for less than two hours what you mean basically like Nike has been working really hard for like many many years to try to get a person to run a marathon for less in less than two hours and then they did a marathon recently in which two African dudes both got it in less than two hours.
1:31I wonder what the marathon, what is the distance in the marathon? 26 miles. In two hours? Yes. 26 miles would take me a week. They both beat the two hour mark by like just barely, by like 30 seconds. And they were both wearing the same pair of Adidas running shoes, which is being viewed as like very humiliating for Nike because Adidas, like I guess these shoes are like$600. dollars they're like crazy high technology like i guess like if a regular person were to run in these shoes it would be bad you can injure yourself really easily which i don't really understand what's so special about them okay i wonder how was they pacing themselves or how fast they was running because like 26 miles is probably uh compton england i mean yeah for sure they got to learn so much about what pace works i don't know you said you think that's more good you can Yeah, that's for sure more.
2:25Yeah. That's a lot. That's a lot of miles. But think about how crazy it is that nobody had ever done this and then two people did it in the same marathon. Yeah, that's crazy. Shout out to Neil, man. Unbelievable. And that's under a six-minute mile per. Over and over and over for two hours, yeah. You know, why did this run a six-minute mile? I ain't never done a single-digit mile. If any of us were to do a marathon, it would probably be five hours. or something like that. You said you should definitely be able to run a mile. If you're a DC safe, I think you should be able to run a mile. Especially if it's straight.
2:59You have to be in short. In how long? It depends. In six minutes. Like what the terrain is, though, as well. Right. That takes a lot. I think nine laps around a football field is a mile. No. Four. Four laps. Four laps. Depending on which one. Yeah, 46.
3:16Maybe five. It sounds like nine or five. Seven to ten. Seven to ten. I asked a person in decent shape that said 7 to 10 minutes. I do feel like 10 minutes sounds kind of long for him. I was saying that to you. Yeah. I didn't ran some 14 mini miles. I just want to let everyone know. I am unhappy about the fact that we were forced to start without either Lush or Anhefe in the building. But here we are. Lush is supposedly. Lush said he was going to be here five minutes ago. He hit an arcane. getting it right. I mean, they hit him with the Narcan, probably. Drugs come first, Adam. You know that. I mean, with Lush, yeah, for sure.
3:58And then Ant-Heve said that he took the wrong freeway, which I would have thought that almost everybody would be using GPS in this day. He probably had to stop and grab some pumpkin seeds. Oh, my God. Fire that one up again when we're live. I like that one. Hey, did you really mean pumpkin seeds or sunflower seeds? No, he mean pumpkin seeds. Oh, for real? Yeah. Those are definitely pumpkin seeds. I ain't eating no shit like that. No, that's why I thought it was like pumpkin seeds. what's that good for your calcium or some shit I think it's relatively healthy the fact that Ant Hefe couldn't see the humor in him speaking with hella pumpkin seeds hanging out of his mouth was pretty like you gotta give us something admit that that's pretty funny I told him that I told him like man you forgetting comedian stand up have you seen that clip of Ant Hefe that's like AI where they made foam all over his mouth and I keep seeing it.
4:50Was he going off on Jalik? I mean... That was the one that was going off on Jalik. I forget, yeah, but they edited in all this foam on his mouth and I'm reading the comments and nobody knows it's fake. So this thing is wrong. Do you know, none of that was funny to me until I left, like that day when Jalik fell through on that Tuesday. None of it was funny in the moment. It wasn't funny to me. I got in the car and started laughing like, this shit is crazy. somebody pointed out to me that at one point creep said like oh like Jaleesa don't ever like lose control or she don't act crazy or wild out and then like the clip of her screaming at all you guys was like so ridiculous to them be like oh yeah she don't freak out on anybody.
5:33She told him to go fetch a chair give me a chair right now. Yo that was crazy alright alright I know she dominant in the bedroom yeah that's her whole thing though crashing down the arm trying to trying to have moments and find moments. But to be fair, though, she get them sometimes. She definitely, she got a couple. But I don't really get how people are like, oh, like, Jaleese is allowed to be a no-jumber host. I'm like, in what way is she really, like, a consistent no-jumber host? She's been on the news a few times, but if you haven't noticed, I mean, it's not that consistent. She's kind of been relegated to the Shadow Realm, a.k.a.
6:07Vegas, a.k.a. 607 Unk's house. And I don't have anything against her if she was, like, actually, like, working towards being a better podcaster, but it feels like when she comes through, that's not really the energy. I might have said a bad example, right? Because I used to come with a fifth bottle. It didn't seem like she came through with hers. Like, this what we doing? You know what I mean? Oh, you talking about for that Tuesday show or just previous show? No, no, no, no, no, no. She did it when I wasn't there one day, and then she came with the bottle, like, holding it. I'm like, okay, maybe she didn't seem like, oh, yeah, Munchie did it.
6:41We about to do it up. Think of this, think of this the bar. Yeah, because that day she did. She definitely said pass the bottle, though. No, she came with the bottle. Oh, that was her bottle? That was hers? She left it. Somebody drunk the rest of it. Oh, okay. I think Luz is like, I can have this? I mean, we actually have a huge bottle of alcohol that somebody brought the other day. I don't know if anybody actually wants to crack that thing open, but. What is it? I'm going to play it safe with a cup of water, bro. Some kind of cognac or something? Some whiskey? I'm having discipline. I have a small drink.
7:12Oh, you love it. He loves the booze, this guy. I don't know if I believe that you have that strength to never do it. I did. I just did two 24 hour West Macaulay. I wasn't drinking like that. Yeah. But you did a two hour podcast with me at Moose yesterday and you had a nice little something mixed up. A little small, less upset. Just a little nip, just a little, just a little. It makes you happy. Small. It makes you happy when that alcohol hits your system. Just calm down, soothe your nerves. You start getting loose. Yeah. No, I just, just, it just settles me down. But if I'm doing too much and I might say something that I wouldn't, wouldn't have said had I not had that in my system.
7:44So, No more being washed up. I say shit I mean though. The timing be off. But I meant it. I can't say. I don't want to say I say things I don't mean. I just say like you said. I just say things I probably wouldn't say. Because some things can be misconstrued. You were saying that Munchie had a Hall of Fame performance on the Monday 24 hour stream. He was so funny. No, no, no. It got to like the last three minutes of the fourth quarter. it. Alright, it's time to go. But you had such a good game, it didn't even matter. It was a stellar performance. You and Lush was doing, you know what I'm saying, doing your thing.
8:20When I was on it with you, you reached the point where there was no alcohol and you were like kind of pissed off. Like, damn. I think somewhere arrived. I'm guessing it did because I've seen other clips of you where you were turning up way harder, yeah. Yeah. Once I said you pour that amount of tequila in there, I was like, oh, I know where this is going. About an hour later, I was like, What happened with Bojack? I heard he was on missile because he popped some sex enhancements and he came with his shirt off and he's ready. I wasn't there but the black girl Beezy? Breezy. I heard he like tripped out on her.
8:58Yeah and that's my homegirl. I had brought her and so he was like she was right in the other room. He was like yeah that bitch. I'm like hey call my homegirl no bitch. Nigga like what are you doing? He was like oh well that Beezy. They don't call her no Beezy either. Like you know what I'm saying? And then she came in here. I was about to say, her name is Beezy, though. Well, no, he was calling. He was like, that Beezy. Her name is Breezy Blanco. He was like, that be like another word. And so I was like, yo, bro, who is it? Because that was my first time meeting him. And then he started talking crazy to her.
9:21And you know what I'm saying? Like, because we had our shirts off. And then, you know what I'm saying? We was like, man, we're taking our shirts off. And get off if you ain't going to take a shirt off. And he was like, and then he started talking to her crazy. Like, hey, well, then she got to take her shirt off. I was like, bro, I had to kick him off the show. He was on some Damon time. Yeah, he was just tripping. Nah, Damon looking the wrong direction. Who's Damon? They was all in here with their shirts on. Wait, no. I thought you were referring to Damon. I know what you mean by that. But no, we were just up in here just talking trash, having fun.
9:49We were all going to take our shirts off. It was just a moment. It wasn't all no funny stuff. But then it was just like for him to try to tell her to take her shirt off. It was like, bro, that's a girl. I would like to see her tits. But yeah, I wouldn't ask her to take her shirt off. I would just figure that you probably got to cop them off. I was about to say pave and player, man. But I got obnoxious from what I hear. Nah, you weren't too bad, bro. We were just having fun. I mean, you watched it back, it seemed like you was off a rhino or something. I ain't gonna lie. Off a who? Off a rhino or something or a blue pill.
10:16Nah, hell nah. You told me to stop hollering at a girl, then you shot your shot. I was like... You was telling all us, hold up, hold up, hold up. That's before I left. Nah, somebody tell me, you said something out of that. I'm like, fuck that date or something. Yeah, I was just like, yeah, I was asking. Everybody, hell yeah. You're like, man, nobody want to hear you talk about going on a date with Doughboy. Now me and you. I was just like. No, shout out to Millie Banks. I already knew her. But it's funny because the thing that a lot of people are calling out, which is that when you were walking out, your pants were hanging down so low that they could see this.
10:45I got to stop sagging, bro. No, for real. I got to stop sagging, bro. Now, this is how messed up Munchie was. He thought like somebody here had set him up. He was like, somebody set me up. They was taking pictures, man. I ain't with that. Take it down, though. I was like, you walked off like that. Nobody set you up. my promise and i had to settle in and figure it out like get it right like all right you feel me if i got sabotaged no no no no i'm gonna stop sagging man i'm gonna get some suspenders some people were wondering what what kind of energy spoaty face might have brought to the 24-hour stream you think you got a 24-hour stream in you or are you like to take a nice little sleep nah i definitely i definitely can go i can go i can go i mean i feel i brought it that time i got 12, man.
11:25You did. I just wasn't here as long as Munchie knew, but I was here like four or five, you know what I'm saying? And I went around socializing and pulled up on bro out there when he was getting tatted and stuff like that on the sidebar. But yeah, I definitely got it on me. Yeah, I don't know if there's really like much of a reason to do 24. I kind of feel like if anything, it makes sense to just go like until it's late. Like we start this at four, do like four to like midnight if I really wanted to do a late night. but I don't really know if there's like that much of a reason to be like all right we're gonna jam in an extra you know five hours a month thing so you don't know too much like that's why I think the 12 I think the 12 way better but you know what it is though it's like a endurance test you said four to four to twelve I mean either way but I just I don't feel like it really matters that much if we like keep it live until you know four or five six in the morning Because at that point, the compromise is like you're giving up so much of your ability to function the next day in exchange for content that realistically only the most deranged fans are going to see.
12:33Because the numbers tend to dip a little bit by the time it gets super late. And then also part of the problem is that we could do this for four or five hours and talk about topics, talk about small talk, have some jokes, everything. once you start doing 24 hours like weird things start happening to the content and especially like that was the second one 607 Unc was just calling Doughboy gay over and over he started hitting him with the B word bro I was just like brother you might have wanted to take Unc's fade just on Doughboy's behalf despite the fact that y 'all y 'all have a fade plan hey maybe he was just trying to keep it spicy he was right yeah he was and we talked I mean he actually wants me to come down to Vegas and do his podcast that's what he does is that he's like out to try to like take over no jumper so any any person that's on no jumper he tries to get him to go to vegas to get on his podcast and then anybody who doesn't really make it on no jumper like for instance the jalis thing like she starts she stops like being on no jumper too much boom he's like let me make you a part of my thing out here like this it's like weirdly consistent how he's like trying to create like an off-brand no jumper Oh yeah Cause he been in my DMs Like Of course That's why I call like Hey what you want Like really Yeah I done kicked your chair You know what I'm saying I was trying to get you I mean He reached out to me A couple times See That's what I'm saying Fuck Shout out to him though Shout out to him Have you ever thought about Cause I know you said Right now A couple seconds ago You said After a while And when it started getting late Content started getting weird Have you ever thought about The no jumper at the door I think that'd be dope I love that idea What is that Sign me up Anything like you are all about to save me to it.
14:13Like, I mean, like stuff that will be going on. Well, it's just here wearing, baby. Good for you to join us. I mean, okay, I like the idea of doing it late enough at night that it's like a little bit of a party vibe, for sure. Yeah, that's one good year. Like, you remember my BT at the dark? Yeah, uncut. But, you know, it was not too much X-rated, but I feel like after dark, that'd be fine. Spicy conversations? Something different. Maybe shut it down at two like the club do. You know what I'm saying? yeah I'm with that or what about like everybody loves a good after hours you know you leave the club people are telling you we got the after hours we can be going until 8 9 a.m we got Molly we got coke I mean I don't really want to like invite that element in here but imagine capturing that energy like you leave the club and you just go to no jumper and all of a sudden it's 4 in the morning and you're on a podcast zooted out of your mind that would be pretty good I feel like you're kicking it with the homies And I feel like you'll get away more moments when I ain't going to say necessarily much EB, but you know what I'm saying?
15:13Them type of viral moments after dark. You know what I'm saying? I think the vibes will be different. You know what I'm saying? People tend to relax more when the night's out. That's why I got to abandon my family to just make content like that. You trying to be a good husband and father? Come on. I am trying to be a good husband and father, but it was also part of me that's like, you know what? If I really want to make the content great, I got to abandon my family. I can do an after-hours stream every night. That's fine. I don't know about every night, but that's fire. All successful men do it.
15:40Not that, but I'm talking, not Lee and Femme, I'm talking about no jumper at the door. That's fire right there. I like that as well. But we had pitched a post plug talk, man. You come up out of there, we holler at the young lady once she come out of there. You know what I'm saying? Sweat still on her beat. You know what I'm saying? She just had a good game, put up 30. Or she falls and bumps into you and gets cum on you. Nah, I said that she gotta wash off. She gotta wash off, towel off. So she gotta hit the shower first. Yeah, she gotta hit the shower. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You can't come smell like.
16:04I thought you knew she was a real whore. Smelling like Adam's apple. I like whores. A real eater. Yeah? Yeah. You a lot. Today you do? I always do. You the white Kevin Samuel. So are you broken up now? No. Oh. What the hell? You walk in here saying you like whores? I'm like, oh, shit. For a man in a relationship to come on a podcast, I love whores. Hey, but he lying though, bro. He get on all the bras bumper. No, I just like I'm attracted to the concept of whore. Jenny 6ix9ine, Megan. It was one more. You like, yeah. I'm like, bro, I love the hoes. Why you doing that? First of all, yeah, shots all the hoes.
16:38Second of all, all I said about Megan is a fact. And that's her box is trash. And you never hit. That's not a fact. Why would I want to hit something that everybody's discarding? How you gonna have that much butt and that many yawns and you still can't keep a man, bro? Because maybe it's not the box, it's what's attached to it. It's the box. Maybe it's her. It's a box, it's a hot dog in a hallway. Even Dredd. You're talking down on Megan Thee Stallings' vagina? I'm missing one. It's Megan, Jenny69, and one more. Well, I mean, like... I'm like, dang, you don't like those. So, Jenny69 is a human abortion clinic?
17:15Oh, Jesus. Tell her how you really feel, Lush. Hey, look, look, look, bro. You shouldn't bring babies in the world that you're not prepared for. I agree, and that's why I support her having infinite abortions. That's why I'm pro-abortion, bro. Because you just don't just... Or you could take preventative measures to not get pregnant if you're going to engage in an act that's going to make you pregnant. But once that decision is already made and the girl is pregnant, I personally am in favor of her having access to safe and legal abortion. Her body, her choice. Because otherwise, I mean, what are we talking about?
17:48The kid that the parent wants to abort and she's not able to because she doesn't have enough money or it's not convenient enough is a kid who's not going to receive very good parenting as a result from the mother. I mean all that sounds great but after your fifth abortion like and you're starting to brag about it you're like becoming King Vaughn I wouldn't admit that if I was her she wasn't bragging she was betting she was vending bro I mean but see you not qualified for this conversation bro you ain't got no kids bro exactly so you can't I'm not going to say that I don't have no hats either or how many abortions have gone on your bill yeah I'm not going to say I have no hats how many abortions have gone on your bill shit bro I'll stop counting you feel me So why are you talking about herpes?
18:29Because I don't have a vagina. That's why. So it's cool for the bitch. How do we know that? Bullshit. You can check. No, for real. I'm down. But if you've had several, has you never just thought about strapping it up? No, because it doesn't feel good. They got bare skin condoms, bro. Yeah. Okay. I'm glad that you brought this up. I brought this up. We were so confused when you said bare skin. Was anyone else at this table? No, I knew this. You're gay, bro. You're gay, bro. You go to the woods. Well, that is a good point. I guess I just thought of sheepskin. Yeah, exactly. That's the kind of they put on when they're allergic to latex.
19:03Yeah, but what's bearskin? You mean bareback? It feels like you're going bare. Not B-E-A-R. They feel like you damn near ain't got a condom on. Yeah, that's what like bear. Bearskin condoms. Ultra thin. Oh yeah, ultra thin. You don't get no pussy, bro. You don't know. You use like the crazy terminology. That's like, oh yeah, I remember. No, you don't. yeah I'm sorry I haven't used economists in Clinton administration bro I do feel like you know woman's choice her her body her choice I get all that I just feel like if you're engaging in sexual activities and you don't want children there are things that you can do to prevent that you know I'm saying so you don't have to be out here catching hats but they know that things happen yeah but the difference is way worse like for me being associated with them abortions mainly which consists of women that just like didn't want to have kids but it wasn't like I was like, yo, you got to get an abortion, dude.
19:58I wasn't like strong arming them into the, you feel me? I would though. For sure I would pressure the fuck out of a girl to get an abortion if I wanted her to get an abortion. I wouldn't. I've done it. I would show where you can hurt myself. That was the spody face thing is going. I've done it. Get your ass to the doctor. I'm going to just state the obvious right now. Calling an unborned kid a hat is crazy. That is why I would. You don't like that? It's a metaphor. No, I get with it, but it wasn't meant for a child. It wasn't meant for that. That's crazy, though. So why have you had so many abortions, Les?
20:36You don't want kids? Nah, it's not that I don't want kids. You want some desperately. How much money you got? You got money for a condom? I don't want them desperately either. All these assertions and assumptions being put on a playoff. We'll talk. Nah, it's just, you know, life be life. And I wouldn't necessarily, I think God intervened. because why don't put out that shit why these bitches get so many abortions bro and why did you allow them to do it right why you didn't put the spirit of lust in them and have them just keep it we're gonna raise this child i made it i was man enough to make it i'm man enough to take care of it let's just say maybe i didn't nudge him in either direction okay that's good you feel me um well i'm speaking up for jenny 69 bro you just can't bash her like that no no she got a graveyard for her she she got a graveyard above her clitoris dog so okay is the logic that having one abortion is acceptable and having a bunch of abortions makes you a murderer?
21:27They make you irresponsible, not a murderer. But what is it, like, what is so irresponsible? I agree. Like, I agree we all kind of have this, like, view of abortion as, like, kind of shitty if you keep doing it over and over, but I don't know. Like, it feels like it's weird for us to judge a bunch of abortions as bad, but one abortion as okay. So let's just ask the question then, how many abortions do you consider a woman? I mean, can a woman have before you consider her a murderer? I don't ever consider her a murderer. Personally, I wouldn't ever call him a murderer, but I would say that past two, especially if they're being vocal about it, it does kind of stand out to me like, damn, is it that hard to get on the pill or make the guy pull out?
22:11It just feels like every girl I've ever had a conversation about abortion with seems like a pretty shitty experience. Make him pull out. The guy? Tell the guy, pull out. I don't want a kid. Let's see how that works. I mean, some guys are very steadfast about not pulling out, but I would think the average guy, you could probably push him out. Honestly, if you're fucking a girl and she tries to make you pull out and you don't, I don't know exactly what kind, but you've committed some kind of sex crime. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. If you got a condom on you. Oh, yeah. If you got a condom on for sure.
22:42You slip the condom on and put it back in, that's stealthing. Stealthing. Now, that's a crime. but cause your dumb ass let me hit and it's feeling good I'm about to lay in so we we equally guilty for sure whatever we'll figure it out later also like chicks always be like oh come in me I just want to feel you come in me damn prostitutes tell you that yeah that's what all the hookers say a girl who says that when she is not on birth control is a crazy person are you guys familiar with what was QC? QCP? Oh, yeah, QCP. His baby mama, then she sued him for like, she said he made her have like seven to nine abortions.
23:26How could you sue somebody for that? No, she really did. When they had his baby moms. That's crazy. She won? Did she win the case? I don't know if she won her case, but she was suing him after they broke up. And she said he made her have like seven to 10, I believe, seven to 10 abortions. That ain't gonna work. So she accused him of that, but like what's the proof that he made her do it? I believe it was right after they sold QC records. You know, QC. She was a legend that he made her have like seven to ten abortions. You would think like after the third one, she's like, you're not smashing anymore.
23:58Yeah. You could look that up. To me, at that point, seven to ten, like for sure. His money too long. His money too long for that suit to go through. I feel like that's one of the more mysterious things in the music industry is like, why was QC this powerhouse for all those years and then they sold it and you never heard another thing cause he moved on cause he's just snitching out of the games as well though he got out at the right time he did that's a fact that was the right move at the right time for sure I think he sold it when the music industry was kind of still at a high point but the weird thing is just that they sold it to Scooter Braun one of the most successful people in the history of the music industry and that apparently like at least from my viewpoint what the hell happened to it so when you sell the label you sell the contracts also yeah and and also primarily like the the ownership of the catalogs of the migos and the city girls and yadi you know baby that's why baby was mad he like why why didn't give me even a chance i would have bought my own catalog before you did he's like no it was a package deal i believe what they sold for like 350 or something like that yeah 400 million something like that yeah well one weird memory that i have of like what could have been is i remember one time going to cool cakes and talking to the the owner uh uh champagne pocky this is Instagram name because he's Pakistani and he was like basically like yeah man we signed a podcast deal with QC and I'm like what?
25:19QC does podcasts and he's like yeah we signed a deal I honestly don't know if they ever put one out but if they did it was like pretty short lived and there was a few other podcasts that they signed at that time that I don't think anything really happened with at one point in time QC was the hottest thing in the game for at least by like five six years at least but then by honestly by the time they sold it maybe the rest of the music industry hadn't really noticed that they hadn't signed a new artist in a long time but it felt like anybody really paying attention had kind of noticed that it like massively cooled off by the time they sold it well that catalog is easily worth 250 to 300 mil people like individual artists like future sold their catalogs for 150 you know what I'm saying so that catalog in and of itself is worth that plus if there's proprietary rights and ownership kind of makes sense I think they probably got over a little bit because it might but in the end Scooter Braun that I feel like they haven't dropped anything since they sold it what y 'all are you up to?
26:21you got little y 'all city girls little baby you got little baby alone his catalog is amazing but by the time they sold it anybody really knew what was going on, already knew that Lil Baby probably wasn't exactly going to be cranking out huge hit records anymore. But okay, what would you rather own? The QC catalog or Justin Bieber's catalog? Justin Bieber. Right, me too, but look at Justin Bieber sold his catalog for$200 million and then meanwhile QC sold for $400 million. I was going to say a lot of his publishing was gone though, right? I don't know exactly. That's also because you got to look at the sheer numbers, like the amount of different records that are placing that they could get different.
27:02Plus they had about 50 artists signed over there. I know Stefan, Don. They got a lot of people that people wouldn't even think that was signing QC. But I feel like almost all of them are money losers. Except for who I named. Lil Baby. Migos, done. Lil Baby, done. Yachty, I think, has moved on. You gotta think about the time that he sold, though. Yeah, that's it. At the hottest peak, they got all that. They got cold like Minnesota. They got all of Yachty's but like current QC roster right that don't matter because they're really like leveraging the catalog above everything else yeah and if they get if they can get if they get that and bougie and Mean Girls part three and you know fucking spider-man 37 they'll be all right you know culture one two they all in they they hey so that duke deuce though how much you think he added to that he might have added a couple hundred bands like that yeah they ain't too much you said Oh, Lane Green, you on a bankroll I think I made a joke about Duke Deuce on here one time and then I seen him at Rolling Loud and he was looking at me like he wanted to kill me.
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28:07He braved on you. What'd you say? Just the current one? I think we were asking somebody who their favorite GD rapper was and I was like, your favorite GD rapper is Duke Deuce and the whole table laughed. And then when I saw him like, man, imagine some white boy treating your gang affiliation like it's a fucking punchline. Hey, hold on. So was you being serious, right? And everybody else laughed, right? I mean, Nah, I wasn't being serious. I was making a joke too. So I understand how you could be mad about that. But he was wrong around with Wayne. Yeah, if you said that he was the best rapper of his gang, he was, I don't know why you get mad.
28:36It's not even true. But I know, but I was just kidding. Oh, it's not true. Hey, they did nothing with Lakia. That was a chick from Milwaukee. Oh, I used to like her. She's wrong. They did nothing with her. Milwaukee, that's where she was from? Yeah, she's from Milwaukee. There's a lot of them that got signed over there that never came out. I was mad. I found out she was gay. Is she? Yeah she like She just I don't see if she buy But she She lets me up Nah she marketing scheme gay Because that seemed like It was down for some dick That's not a good marketing scheme You know You're disappointing a lot of men That gotta be the current one Cause they had way more Than people over there Well yeah yeah yeah I believe What he was reading Is their current roster It just said Quavo It didn't say Amigos I was just naming off the factors Yeah that's a factor Then all Amigos They all got Solo projects over there As well though I'm just I feel like Just think about this Anytime If you're leveraging a catalog any time any of those songs get placed in Wylan Out or fucking Spider-Man or whatever, that's a bag.
29:30So that's where they should make their money from regardless of what QC does moving forward and like I don't know what the proprietary rights entail if that means he has to staff the entire company and run the day-to-day or if they have that in place already. So I guess it was a strategic partnership in the sense that basically like Scooter Braun's HYBE America I guess that's what his label was called and the idea was that they were going to kind of like merge the two together but if anybody remembers like around the time that Scooter Braun purchased QC or merged with QC was when he lost like all of his high profile creators like fucking Justin Bieber but although to be fair Scooter Braun only falls up only fails up and is now in a relationship with Sidney Sweeney which is kind of amazing.
30:19If he was doing anything else I'd be like kind of shocked. I mean it's just after that happens after all these huge stars leave your label like you're not supposed to just like be like oh well now I'm dating like the hottest it girl in the game. That's just unbelievable. W Scooter? He must really have something going for him that we don't really understand. Money. Yeah but a lot of people got money. I think he bought a dick BBL maybe it's just like you feel me? At a gay joke you never feel. I'm just saying. He might have a dick BBL is what Lush just contributed. Go, no gadget. I heard him loud and clear.
30:57So whenever you saw your catalog, people like Justin Beaver and stuff like that, because clearly a majority from the pub and everything, like for their points, because now I'm like, if he was able to get 200 in a lot of these times that he's just a performer, what are the people that actually... Well, I mean, let's say the record was like 50-50 between the producer and the artist, which it's not always going to be like that. But let's say it was. When they buy Justin Bieber's catalog, they get 50 % of that. And then if somebody were to go and buy the producer's catalog, then they would get 50 % of it.
31:35And also, like, for every record, you've got to think about it like this. It's 200%. So there's 100%, which is the publishing, and 100 % is the songwriter. So, you know, when you combine that, that'll show how much percentage each person gets to the record. When a group like me goes, I don't know what kind of deal they signed at the time. And if they renegotiated at a certain point and got different percentages. But I will assume that once you take away producers percentages and stuff, let's say the group gets 50 percent each. And then like that 50 percent of the songwriting and 50 percent of the pub.
32:12then they basically each one of the members would get 33 % and 50%. Yeah, 33 and 30. I want to get Les Uno's catalog. What is it going for? You can get mine for the low right now. I ain't going to lie to you. Right now.
32:28$5 ,700. No, you can get my shit for like 150 bears right now. I got you. I got you. How many monthly listeners you got, Munchie? Hey, man. What the fuck you talking about?
32:47I know how to rap, bro. I don't consider myself a rapper, though. I'm good at it. I'm good at it, though. Conversational rapping? I'm great. But I don't believe that has anything to do with what I just said. I'm just saying. Because my shit's actually worth that. I put music out because they've been in comics. I got 10 ,000 other listeners I ain't even dropped in a year. I personally, I'm just not going to buy either of your catalogs, most likely. bad investment Adam I don't want to turn y 'all down it's called passive I wasn't in a conversation I wasn't trying to slight you can get me and Munchy for like 250 right now I mean it still is so crazy I mean when I think about all the people I knew during the SoundCloud era including like producers artists who are signing publishing deals for like 100 grand or like 50 grand or some shit and like it's insane on both sides of it because that's basically like the artist signing away the potential to really earn on any future labor that they put in, but then also the idea that this person is going to make content that is worth$100 ,000 in publishing is just like so outside the realm of possibility as far as I'm concerned.
34:00Hey, I was doing some surfing, right? Surfing? Surfing the net. In the water.
34:09I was checking out the Sean Cotton interview with you and Remo. Okay, that was a good one, yeah. Yeah, Sean Cotton, he dropped some gems in here, right? But what the fuck is he doing at Master Burger? Oh, in LA? What's wrong with him? Where is Master Burger? In all bad locations, Lawson and Crenshaw, Western and Vernon, and this dude neighborhood, Vernon Avenue, right there. And there's one more, and I forget. They got one down, they got a couple downtown. I don't know what they do. Yeah, there's one on Olympic. What he described, he was in the 40s, bro. I'm like, what's wrong with him? Hey, bro, these people from out of town, they got to do better, bro.
34:46He has a different affiliation, so he's... No, no, no. He's a non-affiliate from Texas. Can he go get a burger anywhere he wants to get a burger? He can, but see, luckily, during this interview, he said he took his jury off and was off. Oh, okay. Did somebody put him, hey, you ain't from out here, huh? Come on, bro. I mean, it's just how it is, brother. Is Master Burger the place that they call Murder Burger? Correct. Okay. So, yeah, I've heard about that. Master Burger is definitely one of the most treacherous spots. It's definitely a good burger. Really good burger. Yeah, it's even treacherous for people that's from that neighborhood.
35:20You know what I'm saying? But, okay, you explain to me. If Sean Cotton is there, and, yes, he's a black guy who is of the age that he could be suspected of being a gang member, but he's not wearing any jewelry, so he's not a lick. because there's no reason to rob him. So good. And he's, you know, you can press him as hard as you can, as you want, and he's not going to be able to name off his affiliation. He don't got any tattoos at all, I don't think, so he's not going to come off like he has a gang affiliation. Nobody's going to do anything to him, right? No, I mean, in my area now, is where you from, man, after that, all right?
35:51Yeah. Oh, you from Texas? Oh, what's up with Megan? Like, you some shit. Ain't nobody pressing no young gangbang, but if you got an incentive around your neck, that might be bad. For sure, yeah. If you got a$50 watch on, they might just have to take that from you. I was just saying with Sean Cotton, he was this close because he said he just took his jewelry off. Then he hopped out and ordered his burger and got back in the car. So you feel like if he would have been out there with his jewelry, he might have been a plate. Yeah, he would have been on the menu. That kind of sucks, man. Disrespectful to be in a place like that with other jewelry on, to be honest with you.
36:23No, I agree. But also, you know what I'm saying? These dudes got to watch all the turners, too. like people don't mean what you filming at a lot of people take it as disrespect like you ain't checked in or you don't you know i'm just saying yeah that this is what they do they come up to like to the nipsey mural right you know i'm saying they go to like whatever you at you could go to the snoop dog store you go to like whatever whatever whatever whatever wherever you at wherever it is that's it's historical or those people or their community you know they hold that near and dear to them you get what i'm saying so when you go over there just trying to hop out and take pictures, you know what I'm saying, and start filming a lot of people, like, who is you?
37:00Like, you know what I'm saying? If you a tourist, like, oh, you know, I'm just a tourist, bro, I'm trying to get up here. All right. I just don't understand why anybody who's visiting out of town, presumably you're staying in Hollywood or above in the Valley or something, you know, it's like, just, why would you ever end up in the hood? I would never recommend it, bro. I would never recommend it, bro. What's the proper procedure to check in and get permission? Like, who do you don't gotta do that? Just don't go to the hood. Like, Why do you need to go get a burger there? There's hella good burgers in Hollywood.
37:28This is messed up. I heard they were hella good, but I've always avoided these places because I heard it's dangerous. No, no, no. Honestly, I want a burger. I want a burger, man. Don't wait for nowhere. Go get a burger from where you want, but don't come looking like an opportunity. Gotcha. You know what I'm saying? It's some have-nots. You know what I'm saying? Right. Because, man, I'm not just bothering somebody that ain't bothering. Or you ain't looking like you ain't somewhere you ain't supposed to be. Right. You got these, you got these, man these people man you got people that's out there that ain't got nothing to do that's just what they doing they just sitting when you pulling up they still at these burgers there they in front of these liquor stores you know what i'm saying that's what they doing like he said you looking like an opportunity or they just having a bad day or something like that that's just that's just a reality la it's sad man that's just that's just i'm pretty sure they ain't just like la is probably somewhere else too if you go get filming somewhere in another state or you know i'm saying they got you got street dudes everywhere you know i'm saying they're gonna probably feel it's dumb it's all are dumb.
38:22I don't like the term check in though. Well I'm just saying like let's just say like if you was just a person let's just say you was filming some content so you're not a tourist you're just somebody. Let's just say me I'll just put me in. I'll throw myself in the fire. Let's just say I go to your neighborhood I want to shoot like a sketch like and when you say like check in like how do you even do that? Like is it like you just go and find out hey man who is the person? You gotta go to the website. Check in.org. You definitely need a relationship or not. You definitely should have. I can't speak to nobody else in the neighborhood but definitely over there if you're gonna film me not from that community they gonna have a problem with it so you know there's a lot of times these movies you see and they film in the hoods the people from that community end up in a movie you notice that right like but but i don't think it's all that like hardcore i'd be able to say no boy you could go wherever you want just don't just just be your chill regular self and don't be like i don't feel like i feel like i'm doing with the extras man soon you hear a dope boy talking you You'll be like, oh, that nigga ain't from nowhere.
39:18Yeah, but again, if you not trying to do nothing over there, that's cool. Just hop out and get to a burger and stuff like that. Like, once you say, don't look like an opportunity, but filming right now in L.A., bro, I will advise you. Just don't be hopping out and filming everywhere. I don't even, like, bother to get security. Like, almost ever want to go out of town. I just go wherever, do whatever, dress like a bum. I'll just treat everything like it's totally normal, and I don't know. Do you get noticed a lot out of town, Adam? Yeah. More so out of town or in town? everywhere 22 stir knows no bounds do people ever want to get a picture with you and you don't want to do it do you still do it anywhere or you be like nah not today if I don't feel like it I would just say nah I'm good that's how you tell them nah I'm good that's some rude ass shit bro I take a photo 99 % of the time I take a photo but if I got something going on I don't want to do it I'm like nah I'm good man you don't think that's a rude you don't think that could tick I don't give a fuck I'm a person.
40:16If I don't feel like doing it, I'm not gonna do it. No, I'm not saying you have to do it when you don't feel like doing it. I'm talking about just like the reaction or the reply, like, nah, I'm good on me. You don't think that's rude? I'm in. I reserve the right to be rude to whoever the fuck I wanna be. How you suggest it? Like, if you don't feel like taking a picture, how you supposed to say it? What you suggest? I'll say like, not right now. No, not you. Yeah, I know, I'm just saying. That would've been a better way than you, not right now or something like that. Sometimes I'll say it real quick.
40:39I'm with the kid. Yeah, that's all right. I'm doing something with the kid. Like, you know, I got to get the kid to the car or some shit like that. Like, you know, because a lot of times people don't realize, like, bro, my kid just shit her pants. This is not the time. I'm trying to flick up right now. Not that that's really realistic now that she's five and everything, but for sure. Like, or even another weird one is that people like, man, why the Amazon guy always want to take a photo? That's low key. I can't meet him at the door then, nigga. I mean, sometimes you just see him and they want to take a pic.
41:09and I'm like, bro, I don't want to take a fucking pic in front of my crib, but sometimes I do it anyway. I've never not taken one just because I don't ever want to like if somebody's a fan of the stuff that I do and you know what I'm saying and you came up to me like I don't ever want to ruin whatever your perception of me is. Even if I am having a bad day or I ain't got a haircut, I'll still take the picture just because I don't want you to walk away from this experience like, man, I'm at Doughboy, man, you wouldn't even take a picture with me. Sometimes the Uber pulls up and I'll have like 50 people standing there trying to take a picture.
41:36I'm just like, I'm getting an Uber in my bed. Or when they want to do it and they want you to stop walking you're walking like real fast at the airport they can't get they can't get i know make a walk with you gotta watch to take be fast but see that's one thing that i like about the young kids is that they just want a selfie right yeah but grown-ups are like no let me get the photo to my mom and she's gonna take the picture it's like the younger generation i see them do it like i'll see a fucking like k-pop girl in the airport and the fans just come up like can i bing right super fast yeah i'm like oh i respect that yeah yeah the kids do it anyway whether you want it anyway.
42:10They already got you in the shot anyway. They can't even get his pose right. They just there. I got it. Got what? Reminds me of the story when Cameron ran into Lawrence Fishburne at the airport and he kept calling him Larry and Lawrence Fishburne wanted to fight him. For real? He wanted to fight him or that? I heard that story. He was talking about Jim Jones and Camdenham. What's up Larry? Why do you keep calling him Larry? Don't nobody call Lawrence Fishburne Larry. He wasn't fucking with it. They were like Larry. I was actually just watching the uh the jonah hill uh documentary that friggin uh patrick cc just put out and like he refers back to this old twitter drama in which like don lemon is coming down from the elevator in like a nice hotel and he sees jonah hill and this is a much younger jonah hill and like he basically like tries to introduce himself and jonah hill is like oh hey what's up man nice to meet you and then just keeps on walking and don lemon was so offended that he hopped on twitter and called him out for it, which it really stands out to me that this would just never happen now because no celebrities tweet, like almost ever.
43:17And it also just stood out to me as like, wow, Don Lemon has his head up his ass. Like Jonah Hill might not have even known who you were. Like, he might just look like a random ass old head to him. Maybe he don't watch the news. Yeah, but guess what? I used to sell Jonah Wheaton in high school. Really? Yeah. I saw him at the Santa Monica Stairs one time and it was pretty cool. Yeah. A lot of celebrities tweet, bro. no it's not anymore $60 all day for Jonah Feldstein hell no back in the day yes nowadays never $60 all all of the eighth we love hearing you talk about selling weed in high school but um not like but I mean even those people like barely tweet like the categories of people who do tweet are like political commentators politicians and then like a few rappers here and there use it as kind of their way to get a message out there but like compared to the way it used to be when you look at all the biggest accounts on twitter is like all people you never heard of or people that you've only heard of because they tweet about politics like the the like jonah hill will never tweet fucking don lemon is not tweeting unless it's like to promote some content that he did that revolves or actually i think he doesn't do it at all because elon musk gave him a show on twitter and then promptly took I feel like tweets don't go viral anymore either.
44:34For sure they go way more viral. Do they? Yeah. So I created a Twitter a long time ago. Oh my God, you on Twitter I am not ready for. Wow. So I created it. But tell me am I wrong or am I right? To me it seemed like it take a lot. The crowd over there is hard. Like you get Instagram followers and TikTok followers and stuff like that. they seem like to get followers and stuff like that on Twitter. It's like, it's hard. Cause probably like very few people that you know in your real life really use Twitter that much. So if you join Twitter, it's kind of like, it's going to be hard for you to even figure out like, who's the first hundred people that are going to follow you.
45:14Cause it's not really, I don't know. But whereas like Instagram, like yeah, every single person you know is on Instagram. Yeah. That's what it was. Yeah. The most I had, like maybe like a hundred. I'm like, man, I can't, it's hard. It's a tough crowd over there. It's a niche audience over there. It actually is so insane to me. Super famous. having a million fucking twitter followers just because i want to think back of like how hard i was working to try to get more followers like when i was younger it just seems like crazy so so you had that before you started really getting like big as big as you is now um it was it was hard for you to get followers over there as well yeah i remember just tweeting my life depended on it but like when i really go back and like look at twitter from way back in the day it's like bro it was just me and my friends like tweeting as if it was like a group chat with just us and nobody else could read it because we all have like 100 followers you know.
45:59I think if you like post like adult entertainment or something that's racially charged you're gonna go up the ladder really quick. Racially charged? But bro on Twitter you never see porn anymore oh my god. You don't see it out a lot? It's everywhere. That's crazy. Hell no bro I look at Twitter at least an hour a day and it used to be the only thing you saw and now I never see it. Yeah that was like the old Craigslist nah that shit everywhere bro. It's still on there maybe not as prevalent as back in the day but That's how I knew I could put up the naked shit with Flacco that's going to stay. They allow anything over there.
46:30I mean, I follow, they do allow a lot of stuff, but I follow probably 2 ,000 porn stars. And I swear to God, I looked at Twitter for a fucking hour this morning. I didn't see a single thing. Is there a relationship now? Are they trying to square it up? No, it's just like the algorithm got with it. And even like with my account, like I've noticed it. But really it feels like in the last couple months that my account just cannot get engagement. I have to figure out how to rescue my account from the status that it currently has. Otherwise I might just never tweet again. Yeah, I feel like I haven't tweeted in years.
47:04I don't be tweeting. That's a tough crowd over for me too. I only share my content to Twitter now because my old Twitter was booming. And I got locked out so I'm like. And I was never really buzzing on Twitter. So sometimes I would tweet, screenshot it, and put it on Instagram and it'd get more engagement over there. I was never really buzzing on Twitter like that. So let's talk about the fact that we had a little bit of drama on this podcast the other day. The only person here who was actually here for it was Doughboy. Okay. But I was doing the Adam and Wack podcast with Wack and Hefe in the building.
47:39And I decided to do a little bit of a play. And I... He went on his seat, Doughboy. Oh. I didn't know. I mean You gonna pull another garb up? I'll put me I was wondering how this was gonna sort itself out as well What's up man? What's going on in FA? But anyway I had decided in advance that I wanted to give Wack a little bit of a surprise so I invited Moose Man to come through the podcast and Wack did say maybe like five days before I did this that he did not want me to bring Moose on the podcast and I did it anyway. And it created some fireworks. You could say it was probably the most viral moment we had in a little while.
48:34And there's been a lot of fallout since and I guess we could just kind of throw that out there. Let's talk about how you felt about it. Munchie, I feel like you might be someone who's kind of just brimming with takes on this one. I got a lot of them. I bet. I hear it. Hey, no, no, no, because I haven't been there, but you know, you got Spuddy Face, you got Young Gang, you got WAC 100. You know what I'm saying? They all been to this place called YA. You know what I'm saying? And a lot of the games that WAC play is YA games. You know what I'm saying? If you got somebody beat by the brain, you got them.
49:08You know what I'm saying? And if Moose would have threw a punch, he lost before he even started the fight because he had them beat. because Wack wasn't going to do anything. You know what I'm saying? He had all opportunity if he really wanted to. You know what I mean? I disagree. Why do you say Moose lost if he threw a punch? He did not throw a punch. He had him beat by the brain. Like, you know how niggas have somebody beat by the mouth and now they believe it? You know what I'm saying? Okay, but Dope Boy just said, I don't agree. What do you not agree with? He said that Wack wasn't going to do anything, which was my assumption as well, which is why I told Moose.
49:39I said, Moose, I will make sure. I said, Moose, I will make sure he doesn't do anything to you. Listen, so I'm a little closer to this situation because I got a, you know, I got a show with Adam and Moose. So we were talking about this. Right. And so that day I had got off the phone with Wack that morning and I talked to him about a myriad of things. We had talked for like 45 minutes. And then in the conversation, I said, hey, we're supposed to be podding together with Moose. He told me now this is no cameras around. It's just me and this man having a conversation. He was like, Doughboy, I'm his whole tone changed.
50:09Doughboy, I'm gonna tell you, look, I fuck with you. You cool. I like how you like the energy. I like what you're doing. I don't fuck with that dude. I'm not sitting down with him. I don't want to work with him. I don't want nothing to do. And I said, hey, man, say less. It's all good. I hop in a group chat with him and Moose. I said, yo, Wack ain't running with it. He said, he's all right with me. He's not messing with Moose. He don't want to mess with it. They made their decision that they were going to do this thing, that they were going to bring Moose up there and do it anyway. We didn't even discuss it any further past that.
50:38We already had it planned out, and we were already going to do it. I didn't know this until I got here. So when I got here, like, yeah, Moose is going to show up. I'm like, bro, that's not a good idea. I'm telling these niggas. Hold on, but hold on. You said Moose never said it wasn't a good idea. Me? Adam said that. No, Moose, when I was telling him that I wanted to do it, all I told him was I will make sure Wack doesn't do anything. No, no, no, no. Don't worry about it. Excuse me. You said Doughboy said it wasn't ever. You never heard him say it wasn't a good idea? I said don't do it. He ain't going with it.
51:11He don't want to pie with him. We never sat down and talked. Well, let's just surprise him. I didn't know that that was even a thing until I got here that day. And I told them then, I said, I don't think you should do this. And I'm not breaking these niggas up if they start fighting. Hold on. Before we proceed, Adam, you just said something that was key. You said you told Moose that you, Wack wasn't going to do nothing and you was going to make sure he didn't do nothing. He didn't. How in your mind did you know that Wack wasn't going to do nothing and you could stop Wack from doing something if he decided to do something?
51:39fair question because i knew that if it came down to it i was going to throw my body on top of moose man and form an almost human blanket type apparatus and that i know that whack wouldn't hit me so ultimately i don't and honestly even what whack did i did not expect anything like that i thought that when i brought moose into the room that whack was going to maybe yell at him have a crazy podcast-style conversation with him, but I definitely did not expect that he was going to jump out of his seat and go crazy on him the way that he actually did. Did you think that Moose was going to be as aggressive as he was coming in with the silence but the very loud stare, sat down at the table?
52:24The Kobe stare? Right. Moose came in with a different energy than I was expecting, but then also once I reviewed some more game tape, I did realize that Moose had said stuff that was a little bit more extreme in the direction of Wack than what I previously knew about. Like, I don't think he's going to do anything. That fool don't want to fight me, whatever he's saying. I mean, the whole question is, like, why would Wack have done anything to Moose? Because let's be real, Moose has never been a threat to him. He never really said that he was going to do anything to him. He's just, like, not a threat.
53:02It doesn't make sense to fight somebody unless they are a threat to you or unless they have disrespected you to such an extent that you feel like you can't leave this room without hurting them. Right. And clearly neither of those conditions had been met. Now, I understand Wack doesn't like him. Sure. But he doesn't really have a whole lot of a reason to not like him aside from some small podcast disrespect. He had to go with you on that narrative at that moment. And then when he, let's just say, but when he gets here, that's where I think things kind of change. I think if he would have came in a Nacho Libre shit on some funny shit, Mac Polly would have, you know what I mean?
53:42Mac Polly would have been like, oh, this nigga wouldn't. That would have been so crazy. But I just think when he came in and like, y 'all have been around Moose, Moose ain't no little nigga. Like he's a big dude. Like, you know what I'm saying? And also Moose does carry himself with a lot of confidence and he moves confidently. So he sits there really peacocking, you know, like really presenting himself like a rooster. Yeah, a rooster. Ironically, yeah. Moose Man's supposed to stood up like a conquistador. I agree with what he's supposed to do. Rooster Man. That's what I'm going to say. That's what I'm going to say, yeah.
54:13Wack hit him, you know what I'm saying? Wack hit him with the YA special. Hit him with the black bully special. Right. Wack wasn't going to do nothing to him. Talk it. Look, Wack hit him with the bully special. See, look, Moose already disarmed himself, man. It ain't no problem, man. It's cool. And once he kept gassing up like that, man, come outside. Man, look, it's already over with. The camera's on. You know what I'm saying? So, you know, I think, whack, it was like Munchie said. It was more like of a mind thing, like just showed him up on camera. Like, okay, Adam pulled the play. Now I'm about to pull this play out and show out.
54:44But I don't, he wasn't about to hit him because one thing about it, he could have got through Creep. He threw Creep for a minute and he could have got through you. He could have, he killed, he could have went around you. I mean, if he really wanted to, yeah. Yeah, and especially if Creep had turned, because Creep was trying to stop him. If Creep had decided, like, oh, it's on, like, we need to beat this fool up, then it might have been a little different. Even if Creep wouldn't stop him, like, he wasn't about to hit Moose. That was just the, like, you know what I'm saying? I didn't want to pie with you.
55:13I told Adam he brought you here anyway, so now I'm going to just mark you out on camera. You feel me this is about to go viral. It would have been so indefensible if he had hit Moose. Like, to me, him even jumping out of his seat and acting like that is just unjustifiable. But for him to have actually hit him would have been so OD. And also, like, sometimes I wonder if Wack gets this, but if he had hit him, that means Wack's never coming back. Podcast over. You could do other podcasts. Too much on the line. Our relationship, if you hit somebody in this building, is done. Yeah, Wack got too much on the line.
55:47You know, as far as, you know, I don't know his business endeavors, but as far as from what he's saying, how he speaks, like, shit, you know, to get off on moose you know i'm saying over whatever y 'all got into it or that was just you know that would have been stupid but i think it's safe to say too though like honestly like you i know you sitting here like you it's unfathomable to you to be able to punch somebody over something that they said but i'm pretty sure everybody at this table can tell you people die that's not true at all because in reality things that someone says are a perfectly good reason to punch somebody yeah to kill someone sure right but in this situation the worst thing that you could point to is like moose man saying that he's short and fat which are like difficult to argue but the truth cannot be considered disrespect right so if you're a short study motherfucker too many things that it's too easy to knock him into a corner that gets taken a little out of context because it wasn't that he was just like whack and short and fat like no it was me asking him a question saying is this real because he said he gonna slap you hey dope boy I ain't nobody worried about that little short fat dude so when you put it in that context it's I ain't worried about that nigga like I can see him.
56:51That's how that can come across. It's not just you're a fat short dude. Like that wasn't how that came out. Right, but I mean still like someone calling you short and fat is just not an appropriate reason to fight someone. I ain't going to lie. Once I've seen, I ain't going to even lie. Like I said, because I got to stand on them saying real. It's like once I've seen like the little Clifford Moose, I don't think it was with you. Was he sitting down like what's something like a Rasa podcast or something like that? Yeah, that was him on the Lames. He been on a little tour. Yeah, so they asking him questions and they was like, man, so what's up with you and Wack?
57:21And he basically said the same thing. Like, man, that's a little short, little fat motherfucker. Like, man, you know, I squabbled him. So when I seen that and I seen the Wack gas up, I was disappointed, man. Yeah, because it was totally different in person. And Moose is my boy, but I'm going to be, like you say, call the ball the ball, strike, strike. I'm going to keep it 100. And not that I wanted you to fight, but just stand your ground. Like, nigga, don't run up home. You're like, hey, man, you better back up. I don't know what you're talking about. But it was just like when he put the hands up and said, 911 speed.
57:48I'm against that for sure. I'm not talking crazy to somebody and then when somebody about to meet your disrespect then you talk about the police. You got to keep the same energy. That's what they doing. First and foremost though, I will say though, I don't even F or whack though, but at the end of the day I didn't think that was right. The way y 'all ran a play on him, I didn't think that was right because if somebody said they don't want to pod with somebody, you know what I'm saying, you should definitely respect that, but Contrere. He does the same thing. He does the same thing. So you don't get that same respect.
58:19You don't get that same respect if somebody says, hey, look, it's a real problem because you do the same thing. I repeatedly used you as an example where I said, look, you were cool with Spody Face, and you popped out with somebody that you knew that Spody Face really did not want to sit down and do a podcast with. And Spody Face's reasons for not fucking with Drake are way more solid than Wack's reasons for not fucking with Moose. And Wack did that anyway. and his only way of justifying it was to say, DC Baby Draco never talks shit about Spoonface. Like, at that time. Is that true? Because it seems like it's probably not true, right?
58:54That's definitely not true. That's definitely not true. But again, that's just to show you, man, these dudes be out here pump faking, bro. And like I said, I'm mad at Moose. I'm mad at Moose, too, because Moose be having a certain type of ending. I got to call Moose out, man. Shout out to Moose. He doing a good job. But listen, I said I was going to say it. So I'm going to say it right here, right now. Moose had a different, this is what I don't respect about Moose. Moose had a different type of energy to the homie Tay F3rd, bro. When they got up in there, they told her I had a conversation, and he had, to me and my personal opinion, I was not there, but it's only just what I heard, and they said it on the news.
59:27It's like, oh, yeah, we had a conversation, and we said we went to the alley or whatever the case is. You had that certain type of energy to Tay F, but you didn't have that type of energy to him. What? I don't respect that. But didn't they allegedly have a little fade in the parking lot? I don't think they had a fade. You don't believe it? Whatever the outcome or whatever the understanding that they got, there was two men and they went and got an understanding. My whole thing is, why you didn't do that with Wack, though? But he did. He pulled up to the podcast and he said, let's talk. No, but Wack invited him outside.
59:55You want to talk about no type of alley time? You want to talk about no nothing? You heard Wack said, hey, the homies out there? You were about to go out there? You know what I'm saying? So that's why I'm like, you want to, man, shout out to Moose, man, but I'm kind of feeling like, you know what I'm saying, like you picking and you choosing with that. I don't respect that, bro. You got to keep that same type of energy, bro. I think Moose should be more consistent with either viewpoint of either like, like with me, I say I am not a fighter, and I'm not going to fight you about anything. Right.
1:00:26And Moose has kind of done both where he like has said like, yeah, I'm down for a fade, whatever, which I believe him. He's probably down to fight. He's probably fought people throughout his life. But then also when the WAC situation comes up, and I am pretty sure that Wack is not really a fade that he wants. I feel like that would probably be bad for him. He kind of goes in a different direction. I don't think that would necessarily be true. Moose not no small guy. I think Moose, to be honest, I think Moose be playing possum, bro. He's a sleeper? I think if you put your hands on Moose, he's going to defend himself at all means.
1:00:58I don't think Moose, he just be, listen, just because a person is non-confrontational, bro, or they just saying, look, I'm just here to pot. That don't mean like you the B-word. That don't mean that make you a less than man. He's like, look, unless it's absolutely necessary, I'm not with the violence. And I can understand that, I can respect that. But what I don't respect is when you picking and choosing. If Whack fired on Moose, I don't think Moose was just gonna like, all right, Whack, all right, okay, all right. I don't think he would do that. No, he probably would have fought, but. I got a question.
1:01:24I think he was more scared of the people outside or whatever the case is or the repercussions. You know what I'm saying? That's like a motherfucker having a strap to your head. Like, you know what I'm saying? I ain't like no strap. I mean, so you know what's waiting outside that door for you. This is to even add another layer to that because you're saying he wasn't on that energy with Tev 3rd, right? The day after that shit happened with Wack, he went on, I think it was, was it Mack Wap shit? Yeah. And he was getting into it with Potlard, like, well, pull up. We can get out. That's another. Like, so, oh, you can fight these niggas, but when a nigga was in your face throwing a bottle at you, you was talking about Pulisic.
1:01:55Potlard who, he would whoop Potlard pretty easily. Keep it consistent. I'm quite sure, you know. So you'll tell him to pull up and get out. That's what it seemed like. The energy was here. I forgot about that. That's why I'm throwing shit at you. Damn, I forgot about that. I don't think he got no intentions on fighting nobody. At this point, Moose is popping. He entertaining, bro. Right. No, but what I'm saying. But they say they had a conversation on our so-called Fade and Jay Raleigh. And he told Potlard to pull up so they can get out. Ain't nobody had no Fade. He said that. They both said that on the news with me, bro.
1:02:24But it's like... Who won? I don't know. What if Moose's attitude towards Wack was, you're part of no jumper, I'm part of no jumper, let's just do a podcast, let's talk about our issues, but then his attitude towards pot lord is oh you want to call into this podcast talking shit like i guess if you're gonna pull up we're gonna have to fight those two things aren't necessarily contradictory like you're allowed to have different stances for different people i don't care what up custer yo what's up what's going on man hey fuck dope boy What? Fuck dope. Nigga's always misdirected. This man just said, this man just said.
1:03:00What he said? That was fuck me. That was fuck me. I was getting to you next because you backdoored him. I was getting to you next, bro. I was getting to Doughboy next. But the whole thing that makes it different is when Tay F3rd, all this energy is brought to me. I don't walk around like a tough guy. But if you're going to threaten me over me saying, you know, something about you on a podcast that ain't even crazy, not even disrespectful. I keep hearing Doughboy saying well Moose said this, Moose said this before I said anything physical Wack was saying I'm gonna slap this shit out you fuck your mama and I've never seen Doughboy say nothing about that and that's because he has to protect his relationship with Wack stop saying that Moose it does seem like Wack might have something on you stop that just because I have a you gotta protect the Nick Cannon I get it stop saying that Moose Moose I got booked on Wildin' Out in 2011 Nigga and Wack didn't have nothing to do with the reason why I fucked with Nick Cannon or the shit that I got going I don't give a fuck about that same thing and I'm not going hard for him I'm just keeping it objective and the only reason you're misconstrued no the only reason he told you he was going make me look bad and that's not real I'm not trying to make you look bad you the only reason cause you're saying shit detrimental to me like I just pressed that
1:04:27Because had you not been speaking on him, he most likely wouldn't have said that shit about you. From the beginning, he was just critiquing his podcast. You're good for the no jumper office. You beef with everybody. That's right for him to say, I'm going to slap the shit out you. Fuck your mama. Right. You said other things about that, man. That wasn't all you said. No, that was the beginning. Short and fat. He said, fuck my mama and I'm going to slap the fuck out you. I never said nothing about getting down, but I'm like, damn, I got a podcast opinion. and he want to fight, well, if he lays his hands on me, I guess I'm going to have to fight.
1:04:54I'm not no whole-ass fool, but I'm not going to crash out at no jumper and lose my job. Hey, Moose. Hey, Moose. Hey, Moose. Hey, this Spodey face. Hey, don't forget. Don't forget the fact that when Wack was trying to ride on you, Doughboy said, I ain't getting in that. He just stood there. No, no, no. Don't forget his narrative. Don't forget that, Moose. Don't forget that. Let me ask you this. The alley victim that I don't want to catch no fades out here is not genuine. It's supposed to be... I'm not trying to fight... Moose, Moose. It's supposed to be so tell Moose. Moose, man. Hey, what made you put your hands up and say 911 speed dial, man?
1:05:36I mean, I got to do the content, man. We doing 1.5 million views. I got to get my bars off. So that was for content. It was, bro. I have never called the police in my life, but if someone's willing to put 1 ,500 on my head over a podcast opinion. He ain't gonna do that shit, man. I will call the police on you. I'm sorry. That's his line. What are you doing? You only work 1 ,500. I might be trying to catch something. Was it real or was it content? No, I had no intention. I mean, I could sue Whack right now for throwing a bottle at me and making money for credit. But I'm not doing that. I ain't calling the police.
1:06:09So it's like... You're not smishing, bro. I'm a civilian. I don't live while somebody do something to me. I'm gonna fly back and drop it. Man, look. I'm just looking at... Hey, hey, he kind of spooked you for a minute with the, hey, the homies out there and all that. You like, oh, shit. They pulled up, though. He wasn't talking. They pulled up and checked my temperature after the bomb. We did. What? That's an easier temperature to check, though. Moose, I got to be smooth. We're going to violate you. I'm like, whoa. They probably didn't check his temperature in the way that you're thinking. They just kind of told him, like, hey, just so you know, we violate people.
1:06:39Like, we hurt people, blah, blah, blah. But they weren't, like, poking him out right now. Spody, Spody, Spody. You can't, you can't, look. You tell him. Look, look, look, that's like, like, not for him. But if you come to me talking about, that's not a casual conversation coming to me like, hey, you know we violate people. We hurt people. We're violating hurt people. What are you talking about? But look who they talking to. Who are you talking to? But it was kind of like in the context of like, hey, like, we're not going to do anything to you, but just generally speaking, we fuck people up. Nah, because if that was true, Wack wouldn't say, where's the homies?
1:07:07Bro, one of them left him. It was on that. But to be fair, those dudes always pull up with him and they usually get there a little late because some of them have jobs and shit. Once they seen it was cool, they was cool. They asked me what my content was about. It was fucking with me. It was all good. So I don't know why Wax is still running on and going crazy on me because I thought we was cool, but it's all good. I want to ask, hold on, Moose. Like, I totally understand being upset at Doughboy. He totally let you down and was a Wax homie. I feel that. He was a Wax homie. But do you think Adam is a Wax homie too, to a degree?
1:07:41because he knows that Wax has been beefing with Mexicans his whole life and feels triggered when a Mexican comes at him in a critical, aggressive manner. Then why do I go to America Cholo's house? What? Yeah, that's what he said. Hey, hey, hold on, hold on. I don't think I don't. You're talking about what Wax said. I don't know what he said. You just know this is motherfucking violence. No, that's what he said. Man, fuck what he said. Do you know this to be true? He don't know shit. What do you mean do I know to be true? What you just said, because you're speaking on it like you know. Hey, you don't know who two people is, bro.
1:08:09His hood, their only ops are SAs. No, they're not. They get OBGCs, his wizard abs. I mean, predominantly. No, I'm going to let y 'all pause that call in real quick. Wait, I want to hear you answer a luscious question right there, though. You want to answer it? Do I think Adam put me in a trick bag? No, you know what I'm saying? Adam said, yo, I'm not going to let Wack pack you out, get you packed out. That's what he did. He kept his word. Anything other than that, that's on me agreeing to come through. I knew that it was going to agitate Wack. I didn't know that he was going to want to kill you.
1:08:39Adam held you down. He said, you have to leave now. Go. He stood on 10 toes against Wack, so hey, I can't be mad at him, man. I mean, we ran the play. We got a little bit more of a reaction than we were expecting. Oh, yeah. That's what he was most mad at is that Wack is the playmaker, and that day he was the play, and that's why he felt foolish. Yeah, but they ran the same play, and he mad now. No, I appreciate that. All right, let me ask Cody a question. It's definitely disingenuous to apply that his main ops are not S.A.S. though. That's not true. They definitely are. Let me ask you this, Cody.
1:09:12You just said that was his only ops. There's other people in that city that they beef with. But I'm just saying you just came right out like, hey, yeah, Adam did this knowing this. Like, don't nobody know that? Like, you acting like Adam is just like into the demographics of the procurement power rules. He might not have known it. Well, I could have said that to me a million times. It's like, my hood, we are the only bloods in that area, and we beef with only Mexican gangs. That's a lie. They'll only be from Mexico. Maybe not only, but larger. At the end of the day, Moose ain't even a Southsider, though.
1:09:45He's not even a game banger, bro. That energy didn't even need to be met when it comes to him. But the whole point is the triggering. Because that was what Wack said. It's not even about that. I got triggered. And that's the phrase he kept going. That's why he repeated himself. That 10-minute conversation became an hour and a half on Friday. I'm going to get triggered, man, if you say his name. man, whack, whack get triggered when you say his name. I think we all can agree that it been been motherfuckers on from, from what's the little bro name that was just up here with us that be shooting the jokes?
1:10:14Oh, Fart Lock, yeah, Fart Lock too. Ball, you know what I'm saying? It'd been a few people that have been up here and just said whack name. You say whack name and he's not in a light that he like. Shit, he gonna shoot his gun. I got a question for Spoti. No, hold on. Let me get a copy waiting for like five minutes. Before you ask, to be fair, you know, I never agree with nothing that you did, but I ain't gonna lie. Like, I ain't gonna lie. You say Moose a little light, even though we know all know Wack wasn't gonna do nothing. But the way you stood up for him, I don't know if that was a part of the play or what, but it kind of on camera, it looked like he was his best friend in that instance.
1:10:47I ain't gonna lie to you. No, for real. You stood up. I feel like you stood up for him more than you stood up for yourself. You should watch the Monday show because Doughboy is the biggest Wack defender. You should be his press secretary. No, he's talking about you, I think. I want to ask you, too, how you was... He's talking about you. You was going hard. Bro, Cameron, you was going hard for Moose. I mean, I was going to do anything in that moment to protect him because I told him I was going to protect him. So it's like I would way rather get beat up than Moose get beat up. Did you push Wack O 'Gee?
1:11:11I'm not pushing him, but I was just handing him. I want to ask Spohy this question because you made it seem like I was a bad friend to Moose for not backing him up. So let me just put you in a hypothetical situation. Let's just say you got two friends that you have known for the same amount of time. I've actually known Wack longer than I've known Moose, but whatever. Let's just say you got two friends and you're equally cool with these friends, right? And these friends have an issue. And are they about to get into it? Are you about to pick one of their sides and be like, I'm going to help you?
1:11:37They're both my friends. No, exactly. That's why y 'all not about to do this in front of me. I don't care. Y 'all go around the corner and do whatever. Y 'all not right here. Y 'all not doing this in front of me. That's all. Y 'all not about to fight in front of me. Ain't nothing happening. Right. So how was I supposed to, when it went down and they're around me, I'm not going to just get up and be like, no, no, no, we're not doing this. No. These two men, if they got a problem, let these two men handle their problem. They groan. I'm gonna keep it a band. You and Moose came in on some 916 shit.
1:12:03You feel me? Y 'all say, y 'all supposed to be sat on that. That's town business. It is. That's town business. I mean, I know Whack Black, but that's town business. I still, you know what I'm saying? Like, to me personally, that's more of a bond in a relationship that Chonson had more than, I don't know. So what should I have done differently? I think you should have tried to break it up. All right, let's say we're all hanging out. Let's say you and Aunt Hefe, like, you guys are almost like equal size sort of type shit like you guys would be a really good fight if y 'all like we're all hanging out and you guys just randomly get into some drama and start screaming at each other and shit i am going to try to stop y 'all from fighting each other just as a mutual friend i'm gonna try to cool it down be like spody he was just fucking around and it ain't that serious you know try to control the situation even if ultimately the result of the situation is like oh they feel like they need to fight or whatever.
1:12:55Like, to me in that moment, yeah, I did feel like you look kind of crazy for just standing there when you could have. Like, imagine me and you side by side separating them from each other. Wack would not have held that against you. No, no. Like, so, like I said, so, I don't think Doughboy was wrong in that situation. But what I will say, for what's being spoke, like Boo said, you know what I'm saying? Oh, you going to let them niggas ride on me, honey? No, not. No, no, no, no, no. Not because, like I said, that shit wasn't going to happen. Like, now as far as Moose pointing out that he might be defending Wack more than he defending him, he probably should back off that because it's like if you're going to call a spade a spade or you're going to stay out the game.
1:13:41It just is what it is. You feel me? So it's just like, you know, if Wack did come out and say some disrespectful shit first, like you got to point that out as well. So now in that situation, I wouldn't have got in it because of what Moose said. Now when I just first seen Whack tripping, I was all kind of like, damn. But when I seen what Moose said, What'd he say? Like man, when they asked him, he went on one of the roster podcasts and they was like, man, what's up with you and that fool Whack? Like when y 'all come into it with each other, like what's up? He like, oh, that's a little short fat motherfucker.
1:14:10Like man, I ain't tripping like we can shoot the fade or whatever. So when I seen that, you gotta let man be man. You know how it is, if you try to break up a fight, I reacted to it. It's on my channel. So when I seen that, it's like you got to let man be man. But you know, it is instances out there. You know, I'm not one of the ones that like to see my homies fight. Me neither. If my homies do get into it, like Adam said, I will be the one to be like, hey bro, hold on a little. But if they keep insisting, like if they tripping the keys to say, oh, you know what? I did my dude dealing with this.
1:14:38I'm trying to stop it. But if y 'all still tripping shit, go ahead. Well, I'm fine. They go to the back by theyself. Everybody got to be no lucky lose. Go ahead. Yeah, but I'm just standing in front of me because it was just a situation. I just had that same situation a few weeks ago where the homies was tripping, and I'm like, no, nigga, y 'all niggas tripping with Woo. But they kept tripping, and I'm like, all right. And they were arguing for like 10 minutes, and I broke them up like three times, like, bro, no, Woo. And it was just like they kept butting. I'm like, man, you know what? Fuck it, go ahead.
1:15:02Spark up. Y 'all want to fight? Shit, fight. It's crazy that Wack lost his voice like he's fucking Ursula. All that yelling for sure. That just means that he don't yell that much. That happens. if you don't yell that much and then you yell, you can throw your shit. You must talk to me on Clubhouse. That's what happens when you start yelling at a level in which you have no control over how loud you're yelling, so you just destroy your voice. Wow, that's real anger. Clear something up for me real quick, right? Because I just reacted to that, the phone call when he caught into the 24-hour stream.
1:15:33You know what I'm saying? Hollering at Adam. 607 was right there, Les. And you was using Spuddy Face is an example, right? Yeah. And he was like... Pretty freaking good example, too. The dude who podcasted this, he knew Draco was coming. The MMA guy? Legacy? I don't think that's true. Who's shit is that? Is that true, Spuddy? Bro, Brogan. So that's Bro, Brogan shit? Bro, Brogan is a person. It was all three of us. But the guy who owns the space is the Legacy MMA guy. No, it isn't. So on the thing he said, He said, oh boy, Brogan knew that DC Babe Draco was coming. Is that true? From my understanding, no, but it could be, though.
1:16:14He told me no. Oh, that ain't true. I just really didn't care that much. Damn. I don't think Brogan would do that, bro. I don't think he would. I don't think he would either. But to be honest, I don't believe nothing that comes out of whack my mouth. Me neither. He says anything to try to get a reaction or to try to stir controversy or just put fake news out there. So, honestly, I don't believe Brogan. No, in this case, he was doing it to make himself look a little better for running the same play Adam did. It doesn't even know if old boy knew he was coming. I didn't know he was coming. Hey, can I kind of switch the legs or something real quick, man, because I got to tell you why I'm tardy, right?
1:16:51So, look, it was crazy just before I came over here, right, Adam? I was reacting to you and Wack, man, arguing about Spody Face, right? About Spody Face, you know what I'm saying? trying to make an argument about Flacco sitting down with a random gang member. You know what I'm saying? This IQ level. So I was just in the car, man, with some of my homies, right? No, I'm in the car with some of my homies, right? So I got the time, right? The time got me being here at 350, right? So it was a 45-minute drive, right? So I put it in. So one of my homies in the car arguing one of my other homies in the front seat about his IQ level.
1:17:31Oh, yeah, bro. my IQ is so high. There's so many dumb people in the world. That's why they need all these dumb people in the world and there's less people that have this high IQ. So I'm listening to this shit and I want to tell them bad as fuck. Like, man, shut the fuck up. You talking this IQ shit, right? So a fucking 45 minute drive turned into a fucking two hour road trip. This motherfucker took me through Calabasas. Every man, I'm like, bro, what the fuck is you doing, bro? You talking about this IQ shit? how did 45 minutes turn into two hours? But you don't use the GPS or did you put it in wrong?
1:18:05I know. I don't need the GPS. I know the freeway myself when I'm driving. I don't need it. I know how to get here. But I'm like, what GPS was you looking at? I always will use the GPS, even if it's somewhere I've driven hundreds of times because sometimes it'll tell you the faster route or if there's a car accident or whatever. But driving around with Brick was crazy because that motherfucker really know how to go everywhere in LA with no GPS. You know, you around the city, you know the back streets and some other GPS make you look slow. We in the Valley. We on Ventura. We like in Tarzana. I'm like, how did you growing up in the 60s, like, inform you of where the McDonald's is in Tarzana?
1:18:40I was going to say, you know where every McDonald's in the city is. Oh, yeah. He's the McDonald's king. They don't know that. Insane. We all learned of that. He taught me how to use the app. Yeah, but Sean, it's a big. He taught me how to use the app. Rick went to Hamilton, though. Rick went to Hamilton, though. I mean, from them over here. All over here. They go to them schools like West L.A. towards that way. Man, you know Hamilton ain't in the damn Valley. He didn't go to Hamilton. He went to Culver City, bro. He went to both. He went to both. He went to Culver. He was in riots with the homies at Culver.
1:19:09So he did go there, too. Where are the homies from? From where I'm from. Where you from? They're from out of here. That's wrong. Not A. That's A. A. Wrong. Absolutely not. Yo, but it does. Absolutely not. It kind of feels like as quickly, like I just assumed that if I put me, Doughboy, and Moose Man together on the podcast that it would all be fine. Starting to see some cracks. I was like, oh, okay, I could see this trio not necessarily work out. There's definitely trouble brewing in paradise. I don't feel like it's that serious, and I just want to be on the record. At the end of the day, I ain't got no problems with Moose.
1:19:50I ain't got no issues with him. Like I speak my mind just like he speaks his. I like Pound with him. I think he's a decent guy. I rock with you. I think we got a good dynamic. I love you Moose. I love you. He's a good guy. I have no issue. He's decent ain't good enough. I think that both in sell, man. You just stand up for him. But speaking of discrepancy to people that don't like me, let's break down another narrative you tried to come with today, Spody. What? Spody, you put it out there that nobody at the no jumper office likes me. Now this, I'm about to show you. I'm going to show you how to break a narrative.
1:20:29Who told you that they don't like me? But he was on Clubhouse. I thought he was on Clubhouse. Who don't like me? Who don't like me? Drop the receipts. Let's talk about it. We don't do that. Receipt book. So you're telling me more than one person has told you they don't like me? I didn't say not one person to say that. I just said what I said on there and then we can go from there. But where did it come from? Listen, I want to invoke my Fifth Amendment rights. So you were on Clubhouse saying nobody likes Doughboy at the office and I'm asking you who. You're not about to get no names out of me, no nothing.
1:21:01You gotta learn how to We cool. I know I'm cool with Lush. I know I'm cool with Adam. I know I'm cool with Munchie. I know I'm cool with Tam. I know I'm cool with Almighty. I know I'm cool with the whole staff behind the scenes. So who are these phantom people that don't like me? Are you really? Yeah. Are you cool with them or are they cool with you? Yes. I did have plenty of offline conversations with Munchie B. Friday night, just chopping it up. Me and me in that half way, I rubbed in the wrong way. I got in his DMs. Say, Brian, me and I like that. He was like, all right, man, I understand. I said, man.
1:21:30I mean, maybe you had those conversations now, and you're not rubbing people the wrong way no more. But that's fine, though. I mean, you're really not rubbing me the wrong way no more. He didn't even rub me the wrong way. He just had his opinion that I shot back with him. He shot back with him. No, no. He definitely came in, hot. He definitely rubbed me the wrong way. He came in hot. No, but this is the funny part. Here's the funny part how I'm about to break it down for you. Because you're making it seem like I came for you. At the end of the day, Spody. You told me and the homies that you did.
1:21:57So hold on. Come on. Hold on. Let's take it back to the genesis. Let's take it back to the genesis. That is true. This all started the first time I did the news with you. You called me Uncle Tom. That's where it all started. So anything that happens after that is all retribution from shit you said to me. I came there to pop with you. You heard one opinion about me because I said something about the blackface. We don't have to rehash that. and then I said oh you one of those oh you Uncle Tom so you started and then I added on to it say hey next time I come on camera let's mix it up a little bit let's have fun with it you doubled down and came back with the Igaboo comment and then now everything now you're trying to paint a narrative that I came for you I didn't come for you I just responded when you came for me so well your boy Wax said you was coming for him yeah Wax said he no no he said that that's something that he thought and no and let's just get that no he said it was fact he said he said Moose was coming for him and you was coming for him.
1:22:50That's what Wack said. And that's another thing that I also got to clear up. I also got to understand in mind. You got to call Wack and clear it up with him. No, hold on. So this is the thing. But you're not though because you're not. I never, in my working history and the other environments of it, I'm always working with comedians. I'm always joking. When I said I was talking about the public city, he's like, I just be joking. I just be talking shit. That's why I cleared it up real quick. That's what he said. What you mean? That's our swag. You didn't go to podcast. That's our swag. I'm gonna say it's been made to seem like I came for Ann.
1:23:25I had a sidebar with Ann and I told him that was some comedic funny shit. I told him like, you know what I'm saying? But I told him when I talked to him and just to even show, I was like, bro, even if you scroll up in the chat, I reached out to Ann a year ago when I still had my podcast studio on Sunday, like, bro, I fuck with your shit. If you need my shit, I'm the same way with you. Now, can I say something? I think the problem that you have here is you got thin skin. I think you got thin skin. You got thin skin. You didn't have a job. Just because somebody critiqued your work or somebody, I give a personal opinion, doesn't mean that it's just my personal opinion.
1:24:09Most of it, it went bad. Within five minutes of meeting you on the pause, you call me Uncle Tom. I felt that way bro I felt that way You didn't even have enough information to know I wanted to say it in 40 seconds So what made you feel this way What did he do and how did he act That made you feel this way This is my personal opinion Any black person who feel like that's alright That's the way I feel I'm not just Say you I'm generalizing That is the same thing I said last time I said anybody I feel like It's not pro they race period If you white and you don't like white people, I think whatever they call you, I think you that.
1:24:48If you Mexican, you don't like your own people, because there's people out there that don't like that. I feel attacked. What do you call a white person that don't like white people? A pick me. A who? A pick me. A pick me. I call him on the right side of his degree. Yeah, I just call him on the right side of his degree. I think you should look at some people. I'm a race trainer. I just wanted to clear those two things real quick, because it's just like, I'm not disliked in this office. So to try to run that narrative. I would know that's a fair to me. when you first came in, you would definitely dislike whether people want to acknowledge it or not.
1:25:16But he won the contest. I think he was well liked at first, and there is a little bit of... There's been a few ups and downs, it feels like. Correct, because people think... So let's go down to this. Me personally, I personally feel in other people, but I'm going to speak in the eye for him. I personally feel when you came in, you seen how Moose went at Flacco, you seen how Moose went at Wack, and it kind of worked for him. His trajectory, he You just went up and it caught on and it stuck. And I felt you came, you wanted to take the same approach, but then it stick as well and it wasn't received as well.
1:25:49So he shot at Spodey at. I agree. Spodey nameable. I agree. No. All right, let me see. So this is. But I don't feel, you just taking us, like you know what I'm saying? You cut me off the gate like, nigga why is you the home monitor bro? You worried about, been they smoking weed in the bathroom. Adam, you know what I'm saying? Adam they out there in the parking lot, then you tell them, hey I'm like bro, what is you? I don't even know you. What did I do to you? Let me respond. Talking about Adam, they out there smoking weed in the parking lot. Spawny selling crack. You know we got good neighbors.
1:26:19They out there playing loud music. Like, bro, what is you on? What is you talking about? Let me respond. You feel like if Moose and his accomplishments at No Jumper has me somehow intimidated or thing. No, no, no, no, no. I wouldn't use that word. Let me clarify. What I say, I think you think that Moose laid a blueprint. And I think that you wanted to follow it. You try to follow it. You try to follow it, and I don't think it was received, and I don't think it hit the way he did. I don't think you got to the level that you thought that you was going to do. Would you say that? Okay, Moose Man was kind of like dominating a lot of the conversation in the sense that he's going back and forth with Flacco and Wack.
1:27:06Does that mean that Moose Man is going to be more popular in the long run? I mean, I don't think necessarily because obviously there's people who like Flacco. There's people who like Wack. These are both people who make very popular content on the internet. But also probably a lot of the fans were kind of hyped to see someone who is not even from like a street background necessarily, not from a gang who was willing to stand up to Wack and willing to kind of go to war with Flacco. you know, I mean, as popular as those guys are, they also are kind of hated by a lot of people. So, this is my response to that.
1:27:38Hey, bro, Moose was speaking on what was going on at the time, and he was agreeing, like everybody else agreed, that what Flacco was doing was bullshit. And Flacco didn't like his take on that. You know what I'm saying? And he was like, he being this and this and this for whack. You know what I'm saying? That's how whack entered the whole thing with, you know what I'm saying, via Flacco. He was saying like, he is kind of, you know what I'm saying, getting the battery in the back from whack or whatever, whatever. And then it went from there as far as Moose go. I don't think Moose went looking for no targets.
1:28:03Moose's two main points were like unity and everybody in no jumper being on the same accordance. And Moose did not want beef with Flacco. Flacco, like he had a Flacco criticism and then Flacco took that and turned it into whatever. I definitely think Moose wanted it with Flacco. He was saying like. Hey, look, everybody on the couch agreed with Moose that day. Tam was sitting even agreeing as a square. But it started, like I said, it started on a Wednesday show. And then Flacco shot what he said. Then he went over to the yard show. and that's when he kind of was like, well, F it. But originally, he was just giving his take as a non-affiliate.
1:28:34Like, look, because we, you know, everybody pretty much in the room was affiliated, so he like, from a non, like, even I'm a non-affiliate and I kind of know, like, not to do what Flacco was doing type stuff. And, you know, Flacco just said it was bomb. Like, man, fuck that. Like, you talking, man, I'm on you. Like, you know what I'm saying? But he made a statement like, yeah, you're just being wax little something, something, and then, boom. that's where the little spark come from with the whack thing that's what Falko said or that's what Mo said yeah yeah yeah like he's running around being uh wax little whatever but I don't think he came in with an agenda he just landed that way let me just call out the hoe shit that Spody be doing is that you can't make a general statement what everybody hates Doughboy and then refuse to fill in the blanks and say like everybody means a lot that means like 100 % now obviously so you're exaggerating, but it still probably means what?
1:29:27Like 70 % or 80 %? And you won't name one person. You didn't say everybody. Yes, you did. Listen, I'll never name a person. But you didn't say everybody. The fuck is you talking about? I'll never get no names. But you'll do like a... But that's like saying... I ain't got to do... That's like you're saying like, hey, yo, all them Hoovers rob people and kill people. But I won't tell you a single one. That's not... Like, it's still snitching if you implicate everybody, but that's not going into detail. what's understood they ever got to be explained. People make them statements all the time. Look, I don't think it's going on.
1:29:59But, but, but, no, no, but to be fair, I like, I like, now that I get to know him, I kind of like Doughboy. He decent. He actually decent. Now that you've destroyed his company. But let me respond to him. He's up doing a fight, though. We're going to see in August. But so, let's, let's, let's just talk. So you're saying that you perceive that I seen what he did, and I'm like, I could do something that. I'm going to say these things and I'm going to really try not to sound arrogant because I'm not that kind of a person. I'm a real humble person. Bro, I had a career before I got here. I've done millions of views several times and it ain't never once been off me calling somebody out on no tough shit.
1:30:31I ain't no tough nigga. That ain't never been my play. That's not how I get views. Like I've done video that I've done a million in a day. I took a six year sabbatical because I just had personal shit going on. And so that's where my nerves were coming from because I was starting to question my own ability. It was more internal than anything. I'm just like, okay, I know how to play well with others. Like how do I just find this thing that I haven't done in so long, but that was just something inside of me. It was never me seeing him do like, yeah, I want to do that. Like, you know what I'm saying?
1:30:57Like, we've had real conversations. I talked to you the other day, Saturday. Like, you know, just to even further clarify, I apologize to you on camera and I apologize to you behind the scenes. Like, bro, it ain't that, but just on some father's shit, if you would have seen the way my baby was looking at me, I just seen red at that moment. Like, because I didn't even care that much when my daughter so much on that pro black shit, I just be like, I don't ever want to make her feel. So it was just like in that moment, I wasn't raised. and then once I calmed down, I was just like, bro, it ain't that serious.
1:31:21Like, well, at least let's just have fun with it. Let's do this shit for, get some money and go from there. So you clarify it. I believe you. So we can move on, but before we move on, but can you see from a standpoint where we is like, man, who is this? You coming in hot. You're doing this. You're doing this. You got the no jumper tag. You're doing this. It seems like you're trying to appease somebody or you're trying to get in. You know what I'm saying? I just feel like at the same time, it was forced, but you said that ain't what it was.
1:31:49against that. But that's how I felt, though, when it came in. I just, you know, here's the thing, though, Doe, you rest okay? Doe, you have so much experience because you've worked with all these different teams. Right. All deaf, wilding out. I assume both of those are very different landscapes from one another. What about the rolling 40 crips? Well, then you came over. They be doing shit. They won't be doing nothing. They be working together. All kinds of missions. That aside, bro, that aside. Not a proper organization, bro. So, like, you came over here and you're navigating the landscape and learning and adapting to the best of your ability.
1:32:21It wouldn't, that was my initial hypothesis was like, oh, okay. He see the way Moose is moving and he's trying to like try his hand at it. And it kind of made sense because it's like, oh, Spodey was kind of getting criticism from the fans at that point. And in your eyes, you're like, oh, you know what? I might be able to send a little sub-nuclear missile. No, and I think you got the, I think you got it wrong on that too. No, no, no. I think you got it wrong on that too. Because even when I had talked to him, I told you I was going to do it. That still was all predicated after it was the name concept.
1:32:48then I was like okay well I can play with this I can create something here there's gonna be some tension but it all came from that but moving forward like you know me me and bro was having conversations offline I feel like man we're all gonna do some great shit together like alright you know what I'm saying and shit like with the tattoo like once you get to know me more you'll just know that's just the type of person that I am like when shit means something to me it's serious like for people to even suggest that I would get a tattoo on my body to impress this man it's just ridiculous like you know what I'm saying like it's just the most ridiculous thing in the world I'm gonna not do that to impress a man No, why would that be my motivation?
1:33:20That's his brand. No, but why would I do that to impress him? Why do you not have one? No, on the stream, when he was done, he explained why he got it. He got Wallenaui. He said, it's a part of my journey. You know, I understand that, but you can't say that. I wouldn't get it, but. You can't sit up here and say that you don't think that's going to make a person feel some type of. That's just like saying. I don't give a fuck. He fired the last nigga. What motivation? Like a week later. He's a cutler. I had such overwhelmingly good reasons to fire that person. A week later? That they could have given me a million dollars the day before and I still would have fired them.
1:33:57Nah, you should have let them last at least six months. Bro, this person was a sex offender who abandoned me when I was going to the most dangerous projects in Chicago. And they didn't show up to do security. They caught off. And we had just found out that they were literally a sex offender. And they went through and liked all of one of our female employees' posts. and her boyfriend was mad about it. He was like in post. If she was like 27, he was like in post from like 10 years ago. From 2013. That's not as big a deal. It's still definitely a big deal, but it's not as big a deal as the sex-affirmed thing or the not showing up when I'm going to O-Block thing.
1:34:35But for sure, it didn't help. Yeah. Yeah, O-Block was the last straw. Realistically, what would he have done? That wouldn't be my motivating fact. That's like being with a chick and getting her name tatted like, oh, I ain't doing this for you. I'm doing this for me. You already know somebody gonna be flattered. That's gonna be flattering to someone. It's a lot deeper with me. I know, you explained it and I got that. It gets even deeper because this is the shit that happened with the back on Fing shit because them niggas was sitting there talking about it. Oh, you got that tatted too? No. I don't know.
1:35:07I ain't seen funny text. You got B-O-F-O-U too? These niggas, right? No, nigga. so they like got to talking about me like you know i'm saying like yo yeah he over there dick sucking da da da da we all know some disrespectful shit to say and then they were like he talking about you know they helped get him through a tough time in his life nigga what the fuck was you going through stop that right there nigga fuck what you going through but like stop the tape right there like mental health is a real shit i'm affected there was a point in my life i was going through depression for whatever reason this content related to me it fucked with me for whatever reason, and unless you done been through depression, unless you, like, I lost my best friend, I didn't want to do comedy no more, and think shit was funny, and for whatever reason, this zany cast of characters at no, you can ask anybody out of the fuck with it.
1:35:50What zany mean? I'm like, I'm pressured. Just like wacky, like, just different types of just colors and just palettes. It's crazy. It's just like if somebody, it is so different than what I am. Like, I'm not a street nigga. I'm not a type, like, I didn't do the paper or all that other shit, like, but it's entertaining to me, and I think that there is some genius to it because we can see different characters like a Crip Mac, a Munchie B, a Spock. I love it. So when I'm going through that shit in my life and then it's just like people will weaponize your mental health against you. They're mocking this shit.
1:36:19So no, when I finally came back to content and I got on a platform that helped me get through a rough point, it means a little bit more to me. It ain't me trying to impress a white man. Also, this is the thing. I know it's routine for people in this space to kind of minimize NoJumper's importance but no i feel like we're part of history like we make the best content on the west coast talking about the realest shit talking about street shit music whatever having fun building rapport between each other etc and when i really look like i feel like i know about damn near every fucking podcast out there and there's a lot of great podcasts but i look at the work that we do here and i think it's freaking amazing and i'm i'm very very proud of it so that's why they react I thought I'd throw that out there.
1:37:03That's why the entirety of this No Jumper cinematic extended universe is obsessed with us and makes videos about us 24-7. Hey, man, look, it's a flip side to everything. So how Dope Boy came in with the tattoo and shit, it could look a type of way, man. I remember the first No Jumper host. I remember when I came in, right? I'm chilling. You feel me? And motherfuckers going to free date. They freak out over you. I remember some motherfuckers in here freaking out over you, right? They walk right past me. I'm not tripping. They walk right past me, freaking out over Adam, but deep in the contest, they was trying to holler at me on some black shit, and I'm like, shit, I'm Adam 22.
1:37:38Shit, what? Shit, freaking out over shit. So fuck you trying to holler at me? So you got black shit? I got black shit. I'm a shit, we holler at Adam. You got me right, brother. So you think your boy was fannin' out? You hear me? Your boy was fannin' out. Nah, he's talking about somebody else. It could look fannish. No, I'm talking about that. It could look fannish. It flips out everything, but like, you know what I'm saying, at the end of the day, I'm not trying to control nobody's narrative, you feel me? So he spoke, you know, he was going through a time, you feel me, and this is the content he was watching.
1:38:08And, you know, that's an accomplishment in itself. Like, if you were sitting at home watching some shit, bro, and it helped you get through some shit, then you end up becoming a host on that motherfucker. That's some shit to celebrate for. Yeah, and that's why when he explained it to him, I'm like, oh, now I can see. Without the explanation, I'm like, oh, you looking crazy, bro. But I definitely, once he explained it, I'm like, oh, I can see this part of his journey. And I know that somehow, sometimes the way that I be, definitely be needing some explaining. So I get it. So it's all good. Because the way that I be, if you don't know me, you could be like, yo, this nigga is crazy.
1:38:39What is he doing? But if you really have a conversation with me, then be like, oh, I understand. Yeah, for people that come on here, the people that was especially hosts or have been a part of No Jumper and say just act like No Jumper ain't helped their career or just ain't did anything for it, I think that's a lie. And I feel like even bigger, like even what he's saying, like you know to add to what adam was just saying like you know all the stuff that they've done you know done don't jumper has done over the last few years and the content they've been putting you know been putting out i think it's also super dope that he gives people that come from different walks of life like street niggas like you know i'm saying the opportunity to be you know be on the platform and show they got some real fucking talent like i appreciate that so that's why i just don't understand why i mean we all the backlash and i think that's kind of like a title like i don't call myself a street nigga i did street shit you know i was in the streets but shit i had both my parents in the home, you know, I just rebelled and went to the streets.
1:39:28I got a rebellion. So like, you feel me? Just, you know, just cause you been in the streets don't mean that you don't have no smarts, no wits. You know what I'm saying? You didn't go to school, shit. I liked school, all that shit. I was just getting in trouble for the gang, but I went to school all that. I had good grades, shit. That's where the hoes was at. Love dressed, you know what I'm saying? Was fly at that motherfucker and all that. And this is the thing is like, if you watch No Jumper, the No Jumper show, specifically on a consistent basis, and you're like a young dude like let's say you're an 18 year old dude from the type of environment that most of you guys are from yes you might have to parse between all of the joking around and the fucking crazy hijinks and the drama and everything like that but like really you could pick up and learn a lot about how you should move around in the world from just watching how all of us engage with each other especially given the fact that we have three dudes who are from pretty fucking legendary hoods four if you want to throw less in the mix and uh and i mean we we forget that it's a big deal but every once in a while people will say to me like yo like you forget how crazy it is that you got a spoaty face and freaking munchie be on that podcast together and i'm like yeah that's true nowhere that's dope nowhere hey and never once have y 'all butted heads about some hood shit, you know, which is pretty impressive.
1:40:48We did like small little verbal spar with the King Peloton little shit. And that's to say nothing about this fucking Mexican over here. Well, when the live show come up, that's gonna be that's gonna go up. I'm gonna tell the security, hey, double pat down on everybody. Hey, can I say something real fast? I just want to say something because you said that I ain't gonna be too long-winded. I just want to point out that the significance of what you just said and the importance. So real fast. So since I've been on here, I've been piling with Munchie B. Of course, you know, the person that bring him sometime is Smiley B from I.F.
1:41:29Me and him growing. We building a bond, you know what I'm saying? We done did stuff off camera, you know what I'm saying? We put up to your rap battle together, you know what I'm saying? I mess with you. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? Shout out to Smiley, you know what I'm saying? So them other relationships, you know what I mean, has been formed as well. and young Hank, I ain't put it out, but I said I was going to put it out. I was in a situation. I was in a situation. He saved you? No, he didn't save me, but a couple of his homeboys, I would say, assist me. They for sure had my back. I was on deck for sure, 1 ,000 % off the strength of them when I was in the room full of Don Moves just by myself, me and Lupe.
1:42:02You feel me? And they came over like, hey, look, bro, this was sitting here, you know what I'm saying, out of the strength, you know what I'm saying, of YA. You feel me? Like, we know how much he F with you and that's what's up like we here with you we already told him whatever you need bro we right here with you whatever however it go you know what I'm saying that's just off the strength of him and the relationship that we got and they know how it is so that's just to show you like you know what I'm saying when people see it you know what I mean they see it up here they believe like it could be done like and that's big in LA like us messing with each other like you know what I'm saying even to me and Smiley you know what I'm saying Smiley B and his homie showing me love just off the strength of him like that's different bro people don't be doing that you know what I'm saying And I'm glad to just be a part of this.
1:42:40You know what I mean? And for people to start seeing, like, bro, you could coexist, bro. Damn, Adam, you see all the solidarity these amazing men are showing on the Tuesday show. Meanwhile, the Monday show, two guys from Sacramento and not civilians can't even get along for three episodes. Who y 'all beef with? Who y 'all beef with? That's just crazy. Who y 'all beef with, Les? Huh? Huh? Who y 'all beef with? Wasn't talking about me. Well, bro, yo, Vario, who y 'all beef with? It doesn't matter. What the fuck is you talking about? Because we going to have a hose from your output. No, hell no. We ain't.
1:43:07What you mean? You gotta man up, bro. You're not important enough. There are no joints from the Ops. Nah, we're gonna replace you with Problem the Goon if you don't tell us about your Ops. Yeah, bro. I'll fuck with Problem. Oh, wow. You like that idea? Yeah, I like it. What are you saying? We're gonna check. I asked less about that interview yesterday. Oh, wait. Oh, yeah. What do you think about the interview yesterday? It was... What was it with? Problem the Goon from Bassett. He was popping it for show. What, Bassett Grande? It's like a Mexican hood, like by the A.E. Why is that interview going to get you in some shit?
1:43:47Ethan was just saying this. Come on, man. Spill it. When is it going to drop? Nah, you feel me? It shouts to him. It shouts to them. Man. Okay. I don't know exactly what it's going to be. I mean, I did like read off some lyrics where he was dissing some dead ops. I don't know if that's going to come back to get you. I mean, that shit right now these days. All right. I mean, he has some amazing stories. My favorite story that Problem Lagoon told us was basically like he's in prison and he sees an op. They talk for a second, whatever. And then he's like cleaning up his cell. And the op basically comes over to his cell and just whips poop all over him.
1:44:27Poop. Oh, no. I was a whip crazy. So. In prison or what? No, no, no. Prison in IE, I believe. Yeah. Yeah, he was in county out there. Oh, okay. Yeah, that nigga was in the yellows. And then. All right. But you ready for his revenge? somehow at some point he manages to put baby oil all over the guy's cell and then he walks by and just basically throws like a burning thing into his cell and then all of a sudden the entire cell lights on fire and his op is rolling around in the fire splashing himself with toilet water trying to put it out. You gotta put yourself out with toilet water. It's crazy.
1:45:00You gotta do something epic and the fire was epic because I would have kicked his ass. He threw feces like yeah. that ain't cool. It's not the IE. Where we going at? It's the SGV. Yeah, because Bassett go to LA County jail. Yeah. But they sell baby oil in LA County? You say where he got caught up though. He was locked in the IE though. He was locked up in the IE though, so he probably got caught up out there for some time. But it's crazy too that he was telling us that he got beat up or packed out or whatever at a certain point or at the very least was dealing with problems because even though we would never really think of him as being like an LA representative to the dudes that he was locked up with, they're looking at him like he's from L.A.
1:45:38County, so they were fucking with him because, like, they're so, you know. Yeah, they don't like us out there sometimes. They don't like L.A. They'd be like, fuck Smelly, dog. Hey, look, bro, you know, like, I think, you know, coming from, like, L.A. County or L.A., you got this, like, arrogance, right? So other counties do be feeling that way. Like, man, y 'all think y 'all all that. Y 'all look down on our type of gangbanging and all that. It didn't. Well, as a matter of fact. No, no, that's facts. Yeah, no. Them IE niggas only feeling like shit. And then even like California Other states be feeling like that Like man who the fuck y 'all think y 'all is all west Yeah that's definitely a fucking thing Y 'all keepin' that whack one around y 'all We with a big on them You know what I'm sayin' fuck The country niggas be in the comments I'm like you do it Yeah then It's definitely you know When they come to LA Especially in jail I mean in county They get taxed So I'm pretty sure When they catch somebody out there They try to return a favor Get taxed For sure A black nigga No I'm talkin' about the assays Oh Well you feel me I mean but niggas niggas wait till let's go you know what I'm saying that's coming out here either they get someone either you getting someone with somebody or you you know what time these you fool man there are certain states where it was on site for people from California bro like or Pacific you been in jail out of state nah but I was I spent time out of state quite a bit of time you better start speaking on jail them DC niggas said they about to get you oh yeah god forbid I get locked up in DC it's definitely a wrap you almost said the R word huh for sure for sure there's gonna be a fucking himself like a fleece johnson is ready to fucking run train i just interviewed a gay guy from dc just get off and go to the home what is that for what are you rapper him no he's a political commentator okay he's not from there but he lives there i saw my homies from dc but i don't think they're going to be able to protect my butthole yeah slim and i'm tripping man you just got to get off and go to the hole all right if you get locked up i'm gonna pay for security somebody to watch your butthole you would probably pay the guards to assist in the fucking abuse dog you'd be like, yo, get this guy.
1:47:33You ever get somebody touched in there? You ever get somebody touched behind bars from the outside? What kind of touch? You got gay jokes, bro. You got somebody in the gateway. Oh, yeah. Spanked from right where he live at. He just make a phone call? He's a gang lord. Beat his ass. That's not me. Bunchy calls it, hey, bud, any of y 'all horny? Nah, man, I ain't no gay shit, bro. That's what I'm saying. What are you talking about? Now, he's a flip of the XXX shit. No, no, I'm talking about. I would not order a prison rape, but for sure, I would order a prison beating. Right? Hey, bro. I'm never going to get caught.
1:48:14Rape is where you draw the line. For sure, I don't want to aid in a rape mill. There's no crying in baseball, dude. There's no crying in prison rape. No, that shit crazy. What are you all working on? Yo, you know what I noticed, like, pisses me off with my kid more than anything? is when i because like just recently we took her training wheels off and have you seen the trick where you take the towel you take like a big towel and wrap it around her and it kind of like goes under her underarms and then you're holding the towel from the back and that way she's able to kind of get the feel of riding the bike without training wheels and you can kind of hold her up so she's not going to fall down never heard of that and uh it works great like i've seen a lot of tiktoks of people doing it and shit and it's a very good like transition from training wheels but you know we're doing it at like 6 p.m so she's already tired anyway and she starts acting all like you know pissed off or whatever because she's like having a hard time with it and so she starts like kind of crying and stuff and like i noticed myself just going like hey there ain't no crying in bike riding and then i'm like damn you ain't said anything like that to her whole life and all of a sudden when it comes to the bike riding shit to me it's like this is not like you can't fuck around but i'm like i'm checking myself i'm like i can't really say this shit to her so like when it comes to riding bikes like you just can't be a pussy like that's what i want to tell her but i'm like kind of at a loss for words because i don't know how to talk about it in a nice way because to me next fool yeah nah you need a boy yeah yeah yeah next day is kicking in like oh yeah because to me bike riding is like nah like this is some hardcore shit like if like i have seen things in the bike riding realm like oh we're out riding somebody gets a flat tire and I'm going to ride on my bike with the homies standing on my pegs and me holding your bike on the front of my bike for like five, six miles drenched in sweat till we get to the spot where we can get a tube.
1:49:59And it's like just everything in terms of bike riding is just like, you got to be hardcore because it's just, it sucks. It hurts. It fucking is painful as fuck. So I realized right then and there that like I'm going to have to really check myself in terms of dealing with my kid and the whole bike riding thing because it's hard for me to even tell her to wear a helmet. But this, I understand, is like a super huge deal for you because you're like a bicycle. This is my gangbanging. So with the BMX thing, you got the dudes that they don't roller skates, you got the bike, you got the skateboard. The most popular is the skateboarders, right?
1:50:35Skateboarding for sure, yeah. Then after that, the bikes. I think bikes are more like classic. Has society changed that much now? Well, I'm just talking about like Skate park shit in general. But okay, rollerblading, 100 % dead. Scootering. You're talking about roller dirt? Scootering, that's a thing. They got a whole league. You're talking about roller dirt? No, I'm talking about inline roller skating. Doing tricks on it. That shit is so dead. We used to be at the skate park in Long Beach when once in a while they would have a get together for the inline skate community. You guys pack them out.
1:51:05It'd be like five dudes all looking zesty as fuck. Yeah. But then inline skate, or no, the Razor scooters. there was a time like 10, 15 years ago where that shit was so big and now I kind of feel like I only see little kids doing it. I think I missed the Razor Scooter in the middle of the way. How you missed the Razor Scooter? I got it for Christmas. I'm talking about niggas doing tricks and grinding on the little thing and all that. I fucked myself. I broke my arm nigga trying to bunny hop off the curve. I bunny hop off the curve slid in the street fell down and broke my whole shit off the Razor Scooter.
1:51:40The most I see is somebody do a little thing and twist it around and hop back on. We used to do that on bikes though. Remember the GT with the crank on the thing? For sure. Dinos. Wait, are skateboarding less more popular than fucking bike riding now for kids? Skateboarding has always been more popular than BMX. Really? Not just BMX, but like riding a bike. Because I felt like that was a quintessential part of everyone's childhood. You was riding a bike first. I think kind of like the skateboard, just the tricks is more fun. But bike riding in general, even outside of the whole freestyle element, is just massively marginalized because people ride e-bikes.
1:52:13They ride like the fucking, the big bikes, you know, like with all the kids doing the crazy wheelies and shit. Like that shit is real popular. Yeah, BMX in comparison has just been massively downgraded. Question, if your daughter, if she followed your footsteps and wanted to get into the competitive biking shit like how you used to do, would you support it? No, I'd be geeked about her doing anything that she was like real passionate about. But for sure, I would probably try to guide her in the direction of something that had a little bit more of a future because it's not really uh lucrative like that there ain't money in it like at all kind of but the one thing that is weird is that now with the olympics some of the girls like especially the girls from asian shit like they're hella good like i my whole life riding bikes i don't think i ever rode bikes with a girl who like was taking it serious and trying to do tricks and shit and now like the chinese government shit they'd be fucking they have like instructors they really like push these and even the american girls too i see them doing backflip bar spins and all this crazy shit that I never would have thought a girl would do.
1:53:14Bro, my niece is 14. My third niece, she's like, she does MMA. She's been surfing for five years. She's been skating for like four or five years. It's like kind of, I don't know, like West Side kids be doing that shit. You know what's crazy? Speaking of the Olympics, and I've seen this firsthand because I got two daughters, and shout out to them. People in L.A. talking about these Olympics, the most I see, in LA, the newest sport that's giving young girls because it used to just be basketball. That flag football is a thing in LA, bro. My daughter trying to make the Olympics. She want to play flag football.
1:53:55Besides basketball and volleyball, that's really flag football, I think that's the fastest growing sports amongst women, young girls. Flag football? One of the girls that was up here on the stream, she was like a football player. Yeah, absolutely. And they got leagues. They got leagues around LA. And I think that's coming. With the next two years, I honestly think that's going to surpass soccer. They've been playing soccer hell and much too. Yeah, but it just don't be big. They definitely play soccer. I'm talking about LA. You're right about that. But you know, it's basketball. At least I'm going to say the people are going to say.
1:54:30My kid is like stupidly tall. All these faces always, at least the people I know. Yeah, no, no. Because I always say the black community. That's okay. Say it. The black community. We know. That's what I be around. That's what I be around. But definitely soccer, though, too. I know all those Mexicans you know be playing soccer, Lush. No, they do. No, even to the, um, because my daughter, she played volleyball, and all her teammates is Hispanic. Yeah. That's a lot of Hispanics that play volleyball as well, too. And there's definitely little black and little white girls that play soccer, too. Flag football is experiencing an immense surge in popularity, and it's considered one of the fastest growing sports in the U.S.
1:55:02with over 2.4 million kids under 17 participating in 2024 which and particularly among women and girls. It was really interesting. My kid is super tall and like recently I tried to tell her I'm like yo because you're tall you probably were real good at basketball and I was trying to tell her I'm like you know that people who play basketball make a lot of money and she's just looking at me like what the fuck. What does that mean? The whole concept of like money is like super foreign to a five-year-old. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, I definitely agree. But yeah, I'm stoked for the Olympics, man. I ain't gonna lie to you.
1:55:38I can't wait. It's a 2028, right? Yeah. Do you see yourself going to the Olympics? I didn't even think about it. My hood is the Coliseum. Like, I'm across the street. So I'm for sure. Anything they got right there in the foot, I'm for sure up there. I ain't gonna lie. But this is one of them once-in-a-lifetime experiences. We ain't even got to pay. You can just look over on top of the apartment building. It's like, yeah, I'm for sure going. The basketball games, the flag football because my kids like I said my girls is talking about it they want to go they actually want to participate and that'd be dope but like if they can get in here even if they don't I'm definitely going to take them they want to see Angel Reese Angel Wilson and all them and yeah like I said my girls they play volleyball as well so I'm for sure trying to go to the damn Olympics at least some events yeah I got to if you from LA you don't go to no you don't go to one thing no swimming no basketball that's Travis I'm not going to any other random ass sporting events I don't even go to a fucking Lakers game and I already know that's popular.
1:56:31I tried to take you guys to a Lakers game So you said you're not going or you weren't going to go? I wasn't considering it. Didn't think about it. Probably won't when it comes around. Since you went to Young Boy concert, right? That's my Olympics. That's the YN Olympics. I ain't never been to the Olympics before. I gotta go get that experience. Man, I gotta go. I will go if the family as a whole wants to go but as far as going for my own personal satisfaction? Probably not. I gotta see Secure Richardson and all them. I wanna see everything. Swimming. I'm looking at it. I ain't gonna lie. I'm excited.
1:57:07I wanna go to like some shitty event that no one cares about. You feel me? Like the fucking shot put or some shit. Archery. Yeah, exactly. Rhythmic gymnastics. They're like ribbon dancing. Nah, gymnastics. They gonna be up in that thing. Nah, the one where they're dancing with the ribbons. Oh, you talking about the ribbons? Oh, yeah. But yo, let me ask you this. Did y 'all grow up thinking soccer was hella gay? No. I never liked it. I always thought it was like a girl sport. When I was young, mostly girls did it, and a small percentage of guys did it. But this is a long-ass time ago. When I was young, we rarely played soccer.
1:57:44If I played, probably with some of my Hispanic friends. But our sport was like kickball. I was about to say kickball and soccer. Kickball and soccer. That was our game. And kickball is kind of like baseball. Yeah, baseball and basketball. And then soccer was like the gay sport. That was like how we really thought about it. You said basketball. It's boring to watch, too. Soccer doesn't get popping until you leave America for real. Yeah, but then once you've been around Europe and shit, it's very hard to continue to think soccer is gay. They're crazy about soccer. No, Cap, it's the quickest way to make friends anywhere in the world.
1:58:15And the cheapest. If you have a soccer ball, you can go anywhere in the world and make friends very easily. You can make a kickball. You can bring kickball back. I don't know why nobody ain't did that. We should have a fucking no jumper team. I need to make a kickball lead. Well, all right. Let's do a kickball team. We do have a thing that we're kind of planning on, which is to basically pick a day of the week where we do a big ass, like no jumper fan workout meetup where we maybe make like some kind of obstacle course or just like decide what the workout is going to be. And it's no charge. and the fans can just come through and they could like just hang out with us and do a bunch of physical activities or I don't know exactly what it's going to be.
1:58:57Maybe kickball is part of this? But I just feel like probably like a couple hundred people are going to come out and it'll probably be fun as fuck. I was fucking... That'd be hell if I haven't played kickball in years. Adam, that's a great idea. Last time I played kickball was rehab. And I'm fucking... Check game, fool. This is like a heroic moment. I was like, I'm going to stay sober now. Fucking I'm leaving a little meeting. I had to like... Oh, I'm in PE class. But you have to go to a meeting, Nick. So I went to a little meeting and I came back and they're all playing kickball. Like, oh, you're on this team and it's in the middle of the game.
1:59:25And I'm the next up. And I go, boom, I fucking kicked the home run. And I was like, yeah. That was so hard, bro. I think what you're saying, that's a good idea. But I got an even better idea. Man, that's what's up, man. Let's get to no jumper versus another podcast. Yeah, what's up? What's up? What's up? Run this kickball fanfic community. Okay, no jumper versus anybody, man. What's up? But what if we have, what if we have like a really logical team to go up against, but the vast majority of them are morbidly obese and or crippled? I mean, it don't matter, man. We calling out all phase. Fuck them.
2:00:03You are. We telling y 'all to anything, no jumper versus any podcast. I will. We're the ones we cool with. You know what I'm saying? That'd be fun. They ain't fucking around. That's getting cracking. That's what we talking about. Now, but I want to pick a pod that like will have their own sort of independent fan base. Like if we were, you know, it'd be some ill shit. Nah, they're like too popular, but like Gilbert Arenas and his crew. We're not playing against the fucking basketball team. Yeah, because their fans are all sports players. Terrible at against the Monstars. Let's play against Vlad.
2:00:35You got to get that cracking, bro. Team Vlad versus Team No Jumper. But who's Team Vlad? Bunch of Mafia guys. Terry Spears or fucking Gene Portello. No more Boosie. No Jumper baseball game, no Jumper basketball game, no Jumper football game. But then it's weird because how are we going to have like hundreds of people come meet us at the park? And like it has to be something that's kind of like more freewheeling, whereas it's a baseball game. It's like only like 10 people on each team could really be even doing anything, really. Meet us at Barrington Field, you feel me, West LA. Who do we play against?
2:01:05Who got to support and cast is like, you know what I'm saying? FMW is out. Like, who we... What about, like, a run? It's like a run, and then at the end of the run, everybody hangs out and smokes and drinks and has a good time. A run is boring. I'm cool. I think kickball sounds great. I don't want to run either, but... I don't want to run, but I don't smoke. What about dodgeball? Because you get up hundreds of people playing dodgeball. Dodgeball is super popular, too. That's more of like a... You could have a ton of people playing dodgeball. But I don't trust our fans. I feel like they're all a bunch of crooks.
2:01:37They're going to lie and say they didn't get hit and shit. You need a referee. You need a referee. All right, well, how about you? Man, fucking tetherball. Ooh. Tetherball in years. Tournaments. Tournaments. Tournaments, and I'm fucking smoking boots and tetherball. I even play volleyball. It's getting hot, man. I even get a volleyball. I'm just also, I'm picturing us doing this without a permit at a park, and it's like, how many people need to show up for this to be just like a massive public disturbance and the cops get called and they're mad as fuck? I got a park where no one will care. Three homers.
2:02:09Nah, that's why you just have the organ on. I think that'd be dope. Everybody meet up at Darby Park. That's cool. I'm down. We could do that too. Dodgeball would be fun as hell. They actually have competitive adult leagues. What about paintballing? Since we're getting more violent. Hey, we got it. No jumper versus. I'm down with that. Like the parks that I go to on the weekend is like you have to reserve the section of the park so you can put your bounce house on your table so you can have a birthday party for your kid. That's what you do. That's understandable. That's not going to allow. You got to pay like 100 bucks, 200 bucks.
2:02:37I don't know what it is to rent the space. But you also could just flash mob it because they don't really be tripping in most of those parks. Well, if the park is like not that in demand, I bet you could just pull up. But like some of the parks we go to, it's like there's hella bounce castles every weekend. So I don't know. They kind of do me on a little show. And it's awkward to tell my kid, like, no, you cannot go in that bounce house because that's some other people. We don't know them. So FMW is completely off the ticket. You would never say no jumpers versus y 'all. That'd be hard. I'm super down, but Smack got one foot.
2:03:11T-Rail got one arm. Pun and AD both about to be on 600-pound life. I don't know. Duno even fatter than both of them. He's like competitive. Like physically, we lit. Nah. You forgot Apollo, though. Carl, Carl. I think we should call them out. Them Apollo niggas, they not. You know what I'm saying? They're going to be leading heavily on Keem and Mack. It's us versus Dajon and Tam. No? You know what I'm supposed to say. Too soon? Too soon? Too soon. Nigga De 'Jong gonna post you up, huh? He gonna play basketball, back you in, back you in. He's probably hella good at that. After I seen him beat up that Mexican dude, I got all the faith in the world in him physically.
2:03:49I don't like him, but that boy sure can't swing. Hey, let me ask you a question. De 'Jong from Inglewood or Watts, man? I heard De 'Jong. No, he from Inglewood. Oh, because I heard him talking about smack, he was calling smacking T-Rail out, you know what I'm saying? Talking about, yeah, because I know I'm putting, you know I'm putting up with them Watts niggas. dude damn did y 'all say that yeah yeah for sure you know I'm trying to fight you in your hood I'm putting up with the watch he said on your hood Omar from the wire now or what he's that kind of guy yeah if they ruin their gangbang reputation fucking with that nigga bro that's what I was thinking it's gonna have to be the most open minded gang in America to go be like standing on business for Dejan That'd be interesting.
2:04:36Who shows up? He shows up. He's like, come here, guys. Guys, come on. Get him. He just snaps. He really do talk like that, though. So, Simon. I didn't know. But he would think of a high. And people would know him. You know what I'm saying? Like 2-11 and Roachie and him. They know him in C. I don't even know he's from England. The members are sliding for D.P.Dot. D what? Dejan Paul. You got a nickname for him? D.P.Dot. fool. That's what the street's been saying. For sure I want to line that up real soon. We do have the live pod happening as well. I don't know. Maybe we could even kind of do it in the same weekend or something.
2:05:15No jump of versus. I like that. There's no other podcast that can fucking see us in the kickball game. We got nobody to go against, bro. Who got like a little roster? Can we play against ourselves? FMW ain't fucking around. Can we just form two teams based on all of us and just fucking go to God? What about team Moosman and team Joe Blake? Our team is like whoever we decide is the best from No Jumper. But then when it comes to the fans, we just evaluate them and we decide who looks like they're going to be the best at kickball. And we choose the team that we're going to compete against. Weren't we talking the other day about doing this like in basketball?
2:05:51We were talking about like No Jumper hoop teams and shit. Did we? I don't remember talking about that, but it sounds reasonable. If it's going to be basketball Might as well just take the big three concept And pair off in threes No no Boosman, Ricky and fucking Jared Fields Swear to god they're smoking everybody's boots And I said guess what I said watch this I'm a fucking coach And I'm assembling my team I'm a fat nigga with a jumper I choose fucking Smody face I seen Doughboy play I was thinking about but I'm going to choose you instead I don't know nobody at Doughboy is fucking with me in basketball I'll pick three black guys from the staff that I think look athletic and they're going to fuck you guys up that's what I got to jump with do you think that we should and then Moose the dudes that play boys still love playing with me we pick an an up Kenny Ballas said I don't think it's got a game like that well he's on my team Kenny
2:07:03should we formally challenge Figmunity though and if they don't want to do it then y 'all are pussy yeah you fucking guys don't want no smoke on the fucking kick I mean there is no chance of violence because we will absolutely have security on deck not to mention many blicks and nobody's going to be doing anything to y 'all. Y 'all ain't going to be doing nothing to us. It's just for the love of the game of kickball. That can be lit. You guys just think we're going to actually kick you in the balls. We're not, fool. Hey, bro, we're trying to broker a game. You talking about kicking these in the Texas.
2:07:38It goes like this. This is crazy. I think it'll be fun. Can we play it like that? We got to IRL stream it. For sure. Hey, but if they don't, let's get something cracking with either the fans or just a no jumper on no jumper. Yeah, exactly. No jumper versus the fans or no jumper versus no jumper too. That's fire in IRO Street there too. Against the fans, it's kind of out of control. Okay, but I also like the idea of like we just pick a park and we set up a bunch of activities like, okay, you got to do 20 burpees at this station and then you got to do we got like a barbell or whatever and you got to do X number of reps with this barbell And we time each person, and then all of the fans who pull up all now have a rating by which they can judge themselves against us.
2:08:29And then now everybody has a number. Oh, I did that thing there in 40 seconds, and y 'all did it in... Obstacle course. No Jumper Olympics. It's called a Schoeman contest. Man, that's them 88s, them 20 burpees. No Jumper Olympics. That's going to be rough. isn't there a place we could go to to do some activity like that i swear where it's like you fucking like go over like the foam pit or whatever you know i'm saying talking about the sky zone yeah type shit right my kid this morning asked me if we had sky zone when i was growing up and when i said no she was looking at me like i had such a hard childhood i'm like i never even knew about a trampoline park when i was a kid it didn't exist sounds fun i knew like one girl that had a trampoline in her backyard she was indian in all the hood backyards her house people always You guys get hurt on trampolines.
2:09:14For sure. Yeah, that's why we're scared to get one right now. Because it just feels like something bad's going to happen. I flew off a trampoline. Get the one with the home. I flew. You flew off a trampoline? Yeah, I knew you. Might need the net. You got to get the net. I got that net around. Especially if you're a kid. Fuck well, I'll be in somebody else's backyard. Yeah, I'm not a flu. Get the net around and you'll be all right. My homie was at a trampoline park with this kid. And I was in Merced a few years ago. And some kid there died, unfortunately. On the trampoline? At the trampoline park.
2:09:41some like kids were roughhousing with it or whatever with him or whatever i hate roughhousing and the kid died bro it's terrible like the homie was there like didn't like see it happen but like was right next to him no for sure anytime i've been in the trampoline park i'm thinking about weird things that could happen that could like viciously injure somebody if it really went down for sure even ask guys don't gotta watch out shit i'll be watching my kids ask guys on they We have some big ass kids. They be too many. Y 'all too old and big. They be like, yo. They be teenagers in that thing. For sure.
2:10:12They be having whole parties. They be like 16, 17 year olds up in there. I'm too big. Like a 19 year old man one time. She sweating no drawers on in that motherfucker. I'm like, this shit crazy. Nah, yeah. Glad Flacco wasn't there. Yo. Flacco wasn't there. IMG. Before we do this next topic though, as long as we talk about like nice family stuff, my kid did something that is so funny to me and so cringe my girl saw her she's playing with her cousin right and they had all these like toy donuts or whatever and my my kid goes to her cousin like i got this donut for free because they knew who i was oh wow so she's she's saying shit she heard me say before because literally like a year ago we were at some fucking like a food area at like a mall type thing, the food court and some random like Randy's Donuts employee came over and gave us like 20 donuts for free.
2:11:09It really would have been nice if he didn't do that because I ate way too many of them. But damn, my kid stealing my script of like talking about how she got some free donuts. I was just like, bro, I gotta really watch myself. She's just gonna repeat everything I say. They're just sponges, man. They pick that shit up. They watch them when you think they're not. They pick everything up. They see it all here and all. Like a tape recorder, because my three-year-old, she repeating shit that I know she ain't heard me saying. Well, she say, Young and Hefe. I don't care what number I want to do. Really?
2:11:39The Hefe, the Hefe effect. I get off the date that she said, my mama, she saying that, Young and Hefe. It's the Hefe effect. And we go commentating. And we go commentating. Did you ever say the recipient of Hot Topics before? The big old deal. Put your boy on a little bit. Who's that? Who's that? That nigga asked me. She said, Dad, who was at Hefe? Oh. Hey, my daughter did that with Alexa. I asked Alexa something. Muchy B. I don't know. She's like, who's Muchy B? Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. Bro, sometimes I hear my kid having like long, in-depth conversations with the Alexa. Oh, all the kids do that?
2:12:13Yo. All the kids do that. That's a fact. It's kind of scary when you start thinking about like, you know, you got to keep her in like kid mode because like at some point they're going to be able to go left. I don't want my kid with Chad GBT. So she'd be using the Alexa for all she can, and she'll be playing all kinds of music and asking tons of questions about the universe. It's fucking weird, man. There's a lot of people. There's a new Michael Jackson movie coming out. She thinks she know Michael Jackson. Tell me she's a Michael Jackson Jackson. Oh, he got a movie? It's out. I ain't never had a Michael Jackson Jackson award.
2:12:46I heard it was good, too. I heard it was good. It's on digital platforms. I mean, the streaming show. It's in a movie theater. I know people do it. It's in a theater. Yeah, yeah. If you got the good hookup, too, you got the file sticker. Yeah, my boy got one. Hey, the Monday show has been talking about potentially going to see the Michael Jackson movie on Friday night. Yeah. With our loved ones, or I don't know if you have a girl at this point. Okay, you got something. Pretty shorty. Just to throw that out there, if anybody did want to go see it, we may be going on Friday. What theater are y 'all going to, man?
2:13:17We are not going to specify that right now. We're not going to specify that in front of us. We still gang members, man. We still out here, man. Magic Johnson Kevin Johnson Kevin Johnson Definitely gonna ask some weird randoms Oh that's it We came in dropping it low This ain't gonna be like the kickball game No Just go in Burbank cause you know they got like two movie theaters that are right next to each other It's hella confusing every time you pull up to that shit I'm first over there Oh my god That shit fucked me up a couple times Angle we got a theater now right there by the sofa Let's go Yeah It's lit I'm ready Yeah Alright so I hate to do it, but Crip Mac had some of his text messages and whatnot leaked to his baby mama.
2:14:00As long as there ain't no transition. And I just, I feel like as massive mega Crip Mac fans, some of this seems like we gotta read it. This is what she posted on her story. I'm so tired of Trevor's big snaggle tooth, mentally challenged, erectile dysfunctional ass. Musty ass talking about every chance he get unprovoked. Oh. It's called a musty. Erectile dysfunction affects all of us. At least a little bit. Hey, so I'll speak with this first. Is this fucked up to read this? Hold on. There's a few other ones that are like, really. Like, this feels kind of personal. What is talking about every chance he gets?
2:14:39Yeah, I don't know exactly what you mean. Hey, hold on, hold on. Because Tania said she said this before. So Tania wasn't lying. Yeah, well, he's even. Yeah, she said that all he wanted to do was lick her ass and beat off. W. Krebak. Is this the girl? Ain't she messing with Jap? I think Jap clapped in the past. You know her funny from Hovud. I thought that was some new shit. So with this, man, to me, this is normal schedule program. To me, every time a woman, this is how they react. Not all women, but it's like the baby mama, baby daddy drama. I mean, it always unfold. As soon as you say something they don't like or y 'all get into it, They want to either air out a dirty laundry or make up accusations, whether it's true or not.
2:15:25I don't know. You see this all day on Instagram. Yeah, because this girl does seem like she's probably not in the appropriate state of mind. Like when she writes, I hope he dies. Only N-word I know who's mad they can't fuck they'd be him. So he tried to bash me every chance to them weird ass bitches he be with. Okay, so that was the final sentence she was trying to articulate. Right, okay, yeah. She's referring to any chance he gets, he's... Hey, what's wrong with him still trying to clap? My boy is horny. Of course he wants to clap. For sure. She said, like, bitch, who is a fan of you? Music is garbage, which, by the way, fuck you.
2:16:04And your content is played out. Only thing that entertains me is stories of you getting your ass beat. Yo, this is a grimy bitch. She's toxic. That might be her truth. It can't be her truth because... She got with him, though. He can't rap, Krip Mac. But how you let him lay on top of you and impregnate you? Exactly. At one point, she was sufficiently impressed with Krip Mac to the point where she wanted to have a baby with him. I mean, if you hating that much, you hating that bad shit. You still let the Snaggertooth, Musty, Kate Rap, all this lay on top of you. The last thing that you let him hit raw.
2:16:38You let him hit raw. You let him hit raw. You know what I'm saying? When you got with him. So, yeah. This to me, this ain't, I don't even, that's what I see. When I see this type of stuff, I don't even pay attention to women's stuff like that because I done been on the other side of the day. They're going to say anything to try to get attention or try to hurt your feelings or just to make other people think about you. Whether it's true or not, it's still, to me, I don't even indulge in that women's stuff. That's just what they do. Every time they get mad. You see this all day on Instagram, Facebook, or whatever.
2:17:03They airing that down. Okay, but this is where it starts to get a little more interesting. As you said, like, I could never be a fan of an N-word who big cripping but always stalks his ops page. N-word, you the fan. L-M-A-O, you want to be best friends with the N-word that whooped your ass. She's talking about Jap. You should have just got put on over there if that's the case. Hell have no fury. That woman scored. She's scoring in a month. Verbally whooping him. I want to go DV her on Cribmack's behalf when I'm reading this shit. No, we don't. That's a head of fate. That's between BD and BM. She said, I don't give a fuck about no typo either.
2:17:45I'm tired of that fat motherfucker talking about me. Just say you miss me, simp-ass ninja. But he does miss her because he was trying to fuck her. Simp-ass what? And also remember that. That don't mean simp-ass. No, it's also his baby mom. And he's trying to like, he wants to have a good relationship probably to keep it cool for the kid, I'm assuming. Nah, exactly. Like he wants to keep it cool so he gets spent time with the kid. And like when you read these texts, it's like, damn, you start to realize like, oh, he kind of almost had to give up on stuff with the kid at a certain point because she's so toxic.
2:18:14Like right here, this is Crip Max saying, I almost stay on your couch till Sunday morning. Like, keep in mind, he just got out of prison. So he's like fucking still transitioning between having a spot to stay and stuff. He wrote, then I got to go home, get ready, do my event, and I'll come back and see you and the baby Wednesday after probation. She does the thumbs up. He says, you might want your asshole and coochie fucked with an emoji. And then he says, JK. She goes, yeah, JK, N-word. He said, I'm going to come see the baby and just stay on the couch. I will leave in the morning like 7 a.m.
2:18:56She said, don't worry. I ain't playing on touching you, brother, ever again. and then she captioned this by saying let's be for real, a fan? A fan? Me? The fuck? I only talk to you because you gotta feather up your ass and don't take care of your baby when I don't, weirdo. Damn. When I don't. It might be difficult for him to be involved in the baby's life if the baby mom's not talking to him. Exactly, and like, it's like yo, like, he's trying to be involved in the kid's life even though you clearly have some pretty serious mental illness I'm here for it I'm not man I'm here for it I'm not man I'm here for it I'm not man I'm here for it I'm not man I'm here for it I'm not man I'm not man I'm here for it hey you might want your coochie and asshole man the only reason why people care about this is because this Crip Mac baby mama man she's a nobody yeah he's the star you know what I'm saying she I don't know I ain't gonna say there's nobody man with all due respect he just I see this all day on social media but then it gets a little bit more greasy because she's like this is like they're talking about JAP and she says why are you messaging him?
2:20:02He said, just letting you know. They know and they respect. I'm coming for I'm going to translate this. I'm coming for my fifth HK touchdown. Nobody going to take me from my daughter or take my life. It's a real hit on me. Jap5 respects me. That ain't my enemy. Five deuces is my enemies. And then she captures it. he respects me with a bunch of emojis talking shit this is a grimy bitch this is a grimy bitch he said Fados is his enemy that's it yeah he's saying that him and Jap don't have an issue with each other anymore which you know I don't know if Jap would necessarily agree with that but I mean Jap said it not in those words but Jap he ain't on that type of time no more he on some grown man he need money right now he got something on his phone he only saying that Fados is his enemy but I don't think Jap gonna blow it if he see him like I mean He could do it for the interviews that I watched with Jack.
2:21:01You know, some grown man time. He getting money. He letting the gang stuff, you know what I'm saying, getting him in between weight. I mean, in the way of that. For what I heard in the interviews, he ain't on that type of time. And she said, never trust a dude that will lie or tell on his mama. Told me his mama stole the rest of the baby money that he gave me while he was in jail. Tell him, put that on his dead homies. He ain't say his own mama stole from the baby. No, I didn't tell the police that. And I mean, did she? I don't know. I mean, if I tell Adam that my girl stole my$100, is that snitching?
2:21:37What did Adam go do? Just tell him your friend. Yeah, but the rest is funny, though. Yeah, the rest of it is kind of her just like torching his parenting. Or I guess that's what she says. I would hate myself to be in my early 30s and can't stay hard. Tough life. She's really coming for the erectile shaming, which is kind of grimy to me. I mean, they got pills for that. Yeah. We got to give him some blue chew. Some honey packs. He'll be right back. Blue chew is actually perfect for him. He too young to have an erectile dysfunction, man. That thing ain't working. Right. He'd be dealing with mental illness.
2:22:08Of course, sometimes you can't get hard. Could be the result of diet. Could be the result of stress. By the way, if anybody wants to sample that liquor over there that they gave me. Yeah, I do. I do. Go crazy. I'm sorry. It ain't no cups, though. What's the average age The men start Experiencing erectile dysfunction I mean I think everybody Has experienced it a little bit Over the years right Consistently Maybe in their 30s We ain't got no age like that It's definitely an age out there With the average men These niggas having babies all in their 60s Honestly like throughout my life I could say Less like my whole life for like less than five times.
2:22:53I think everybody malfunctioned before, but if you, if you going through ED, bro, that's a continuous problem. I think if you have like high blood pressure can affect it. I'm not going to lie, the most I ever had that problem was. Oh yeah, I didn't malfunction off an EPL before. It was disappointing. It was mad. That's different. You take them sight meds, you take them sight meds and I'll have Willie can't get up. Facts. Y 'all talking about this and damn. I was on sight meds and overweight. I was like 230 pounds. Willie wouldn't get up, huh? She was definitely giving me some problems. I'd be horny as fuck and they'd be like what's happening where you have to sit there with the gummy worm this fool wasn't talking about shit either hey bro and nuts off and he'd be like what's cracking fool alright but I lost weight and got straight hey but that's the baby moment she said all that they put a picture of the kid up she put a picture of the kid up I'm not reading most of this but yeah she was just throwing shit and she starts going through his greatest hits too like she posted the fucking video of him getting dp'd back in the day she wrote i could never imagine getting dp'd like this not the infant loke general that was before that you had the baby with him but you got with him after that yeah exactly what does that say about you and she even posted the facebook statuses of him banging imaginary gangs back in like 2013 or whatever yeah which is that's even crazier like how are you fucking just gonna start going through the archives and just finding like ancient shit to hate on him when you let him fuck on you in your coochie and asshole all the way back then.
2:24:25Okay, so we ain't fucked up some bitches we could talk crazy about? At least at least Taneel was smart. I mean, do niggas do that? I mean, y 'all do, man, listen. Man, I didn't fuck bitches and talked about them bad. Like, nigga, but I ain't making posts. I ain't making posts. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. They ain't been all kind of crazy shit. I've been talking from their grandma to their mama. I talk about them bad. Yeah, I'm gonna say that's different, but Say if you get into it abroad, you go into social media with it. I don't think most, well, I don't say most because they do that. It's dudes that do that these days.
2:24:53They go to social media. Wow, Nathan went and got some cups. Hey, my baby mama would never, bro. Damn, Nathan, I don't love for the boy. Bro, how you don't drink? My baby mama would never, bro. What we drinking on here? What's that bottle say? And one of them have cocoa. Yeah, I appreciate it. What's it say? SDA? Is that the Shannon? The Ferran Cognac. Oh, yeah, that's good. Cognac. already. Okay. It got a damn certificate on it, fool. Let's go. That's how you know it's official, yeah. Do you believe Krip Mag when he says there's a hit on his head? Nah. Quite naturally, it's one because you got a target on your forehead.
2:25:26Right. But you think people are really trying to collect? I don't think nobody actively looking for him. You know what I'm saying? Right. But if they see him, I think... trying to get their touchdown, what do you call them? Play ball touchdown. Play ball touchdowns, homie. He makes two sports. I disagree, man. I feel if any one of them dudes see Crip Mac and they get back that they didn't do nothing to him they for sure get deep here and get put off no no no no no that ain't the words he used though I don't think anybody actively looking if you see him if you don't take action and you from that community with that poster on his head that's crazy he also said he's working on his fifth touchdown which is kind of crazy to see that that's crazy to even say That's a lot of points.
2:26:13He's leading the league. We know Krimax. He's here. A lot of touchdowns, man. I'm not about this shit, man. I'm not about these. I'm not even about to say that. How you think he obtained the general rank, homie? They don't give those away. He's talking about playing football, man. He donates his time to the youth. Yeah, of course. What do you think he's talking about? I don't know what I'm talking to my kids. What do you think he's talking about? He's talking about football, man. I mean, I don't even know. When I hear that kind of talk, man, you know, it just go right over my head, man, you know I'm a square, man, you feel me?
2:26:43Lingo, bingo. It's colloquialism, he just, you know what I'm saying? It's too intense. It's vernacular spectacular. He's just chatting. They got that yak, so I'm gonna break her back. Hey, man, that Coney yak gonna definitely break her back. Man, you have chairs, but look, that$20 bottle of Hennessy, man, I ain't nothing. Hey, me and him right here, sober brothers, sober like a judge. Oh, that's smooth. I could have swore to seen a big-ass blunt, like, right there. Yeah, what's up? We sparking that at him? Fire out. Sparking it already? All right, fine. Let's spark it up. Smoke that off. Wait, but do we hit all of our serious times?
2:27:20We've been on here for... We ain't talking about Vlad. We've been on here for two and a half hours. Vlad, Boosie, Aries Spears. Yeah, Vlad's whole little operation is under a bit of stress now. He's big man. Yeah. He's going off. The way he reacted to Boosie was pretty chill at first, but the way he came at Aries Spears was some extra shit. Energy. All right, because, and I'm going to say this to Vlad because we're supposed to do a podcast later this week, but me and Vlad have had conversations about not letting your ego get in the way of you doing a good job at your job of podding. Now, what that meant in context was basically doing this job, you are dealing with some people that are a little bit unstable, that sometimes tend to be a little erratic, and I feel like one thing that I've learned is if I have a problem with somebody whether they're a repeat guest or a frequent appear on the no jumper show or the news or whatever it is it's like if we start having issues I'm gonna try to stay as respectful as I can about it because ultimately my job depends on having relationships with people that could get on camera and talk and if those people like it let's say some one of them hops on stream and says i'm a bitch and says all this crazy shit about me or whatever i try not to jump out the window and attack them because all that's going to do is make it harder for them to come back and vlad had actually told me that seeing me do that with people inspired him to reach out to people who he previously had issues with like him and whack had be for like 10 years him and lord jamar weren't fucking with each other for all this time, etc.
2:29:01And I think that overall that's probably been a good thing for Vlad's channel. I have seen him very much do the opposite of that when it came to the Aries Spears situation where Aries didn't really disrespect him that bad. Now, he did ask for a raise on the basis, on a foundation of things that Vlad did not consider to be good reasons. Basically, that he knew. Oh, you mean like YouTube comments? Yes, he sent Vlad a bunch of youtube comments that were basically saying i only pay for the membership on vlad because of aries etc etc which like we could all play that game we could all find a bunch of comments that talk shit about each other nyc gang member 718 said i'm canceling my sub if aries not on there b exactly and that's like one of his it's not really like a great way to have an argument i'm sure we've all we've all had arguments like that in the past it was like well look at these three people that agree with me and these guys it's not like this reddit post but then okay so what really pissed vlad off when i listened to his full explanation of it is that they made a time like okay we're gonna hop on the phone at noon tomorrow and we're gonna go over what we might potentially be able to do in terms of uh you getting paid more and then when it actually came aries like didn't want to get on the phone and vlad said so okay do you want to talk about this and Aries said yeah at some point and Vlad was so offended by the fact that Aries was like not being respectful of his time that he hopped on said fuck Aries Spears said you'll never see him on Vlad again said that basically he's a fat smelly dirty he did say fat and he's sweaty I mean he revealed a few things that we didn't know like the fact that Aries Spears has to have a makeup artist meet him at Vlad to make him look better, which is kind of crazy.
2:30:53He definitely didn't really know that that was something. He requires a towel. Normally he brings his own towel, but at least sometimes he has to send the employee to go get him a towel, shit like that. And I understand where Vlad is coming from because for sure him feeling disrespected is understandable in this situation, and I do think that it makes Aries look kind of immature as a person doing business. but ultimately like if you're running Vlad TV and your goal is to do great content and you have a guest that you've made history with that people really like you with, I personally feel like Vlad would have been wiser to sit on it for a little while and not bring it to the table.
2:31:35And when you do bring it to the table, do it in a little bit more of a respectful way. I personally think for the business's sake, I would have advised him to be less intense about it. First of all, though, but Boosie jumped out the window and was dropping and revealing numbers, right? No, no, no. Stick to Aries first. What do you mean, bro? It started with Boosie. So Boosie's doing that, and then this fool Aries, because the numbers have already been set, I was forced to come clean and be like, okay, I'm spending$35 ,000 per Boosie interview, but he gets 6 to 7 million views. Aries getting like 400 ,000.
2:32:11You know what I'm saying? He actually said that They were getting around a million or maybe 1.2, 1.3 or whatever because Vlad basically said that he was paying Aries$4 ,000 for an interview and that he would tend to make$4 ,000 himself. So if the total profit's$8 ,000, it would end up being made. They about split it. That's still one-sixth of the audience. Yeah, it's definitely still nowhere near what Boosie was doing. So it really wouldn't make sense because he's not demonstrating the financial return for Vlad to be paying him more. so regardless now all this is in the public eye and everybody's fucking breaking down vlad's numbers and analyzing what they should be getting paid or what his business model is or this and that that's the last thing fucking vlad wants you don't want that information out there but vlad is the one who put it out there and i understand why he did put the numbers out there because boosie said that they were beefing over five thousand dollars now that sounds kind of crazy because that made a lot of people think like damn you were only paying boosie five thousand dollars and he was getting all these views and you didn't want to give him any sort of raise from that 5 ,000.
2:33:14That ain't what Boosie said. Well, but Boosie said it was over 5 ,000 and I think that's what a lot of people assumed. But then the reality is that he was paying him 25 ,000. Boosie said he wanted 40 ,000. Vlad said there is no possible way I could ever do that. He said, all right, well, I'll do 35 ,000. Vlad goes and runs all the numbers and basically is like, listen, that would be me breaking even. And considering also that Vlad will have to go to Atlanta, get hotel rooms, etc. Now, keep in mind, like, Boosie is one of the biggest draws in the podcasting world. There's almost nobody else that you can think of that you could say that having them on your podcast could ever be worth$25 ,000.
2:33:57Like, that is so much money. Consistently got that. Yeah, and it's only because Boosie just consistently will have, you know, I've seen it on Vlad. The first five clips all got like a million views because it's like really good topics. That's crazy. That is a shitload of people. Significantly more than Charleston White. People still posting that hypnotized with hate. Get up with him and Vlad. That's him and viral. What is that? Yeah, the whole little speech about people being hypnotized by hate. What is hypnotized by hate? He was talking about how people get jealous. Why rappers get killed in their own cities.
2:34:34That was what prethiced the conversation. and he was talking about, oh, they hear the song playing on the speakers, they hear it in the car, and then they go home, and the little kids are doing a dance to it. And at that point, you hypnotized by hate. That was viral. And Bootsie got so many viral moments, especially that one when he was talking about the Wayne Wade son. That was a roof. He says things most people ain't going to say. He said they still got to make a business sense for him. Yeah, that's a fact. Like I kind of think like, you know, let's try to make, try to give an example, like as far as the Boosie situation and like it coincides with each other.
2:35:12Like how we up here. Like I just think like being that we up here, like it should be a respect level. Like, I mean, it is time when people are going to do goofy stuff, you know what I'm saying, to where you can like throw them under the bus. But being that you up here, like you should just like, you know, watch what you say. and if you do say something disrespectful you put yourself out there to be slandered so i just kind of think like the boozy situation happened first and then vlad probably like then now you trying to pull this shit and then i'm trying to holler at you and you talking about you a holler at me at a later date kind of probably like just triggered something like look motherfucker your fat ass coming here asking for a time makeup makeup blush like for real time hey somebody Correct me, though.
2:35:52So he had a time set. He didn't answer. Then he called him back the next morning again. Yeah, then he said, yeah, that's what happened. So it was two times, right? Yeah. And then he hit him like, are we going to holler or not? He said, ah, at some point. So it was two times. Vlad felt extra disrespected by that because I guess he had to move his schedule around to open up that 12 o 'clock slot so that they could do the phone call. You know, like some people will just do a phone call on a whim whenever. But like when you have your whole day scheduled out, you're doing a podcast or whatever, that could be a lot more complicated.
2:36:23So that I think really made Vlad feel disrespected because it's like, we've been building a relationship for all these years and we set a time. I move my schedule around so that I can do this time. And then you don't give a fuck and you won't even give me the, the next time like that. I understand that. That's, that's another layer to it too. Before this all happened with Boosie, apparently Aries had went to him and asked for a raise and he gave it to him. It just gave him some more. He started out at$1 ,000, then they went $2 ,000, then$3 ,000, and they had just gone from$3 ,000 to$4 ,000. And then you see somebody, you pocket watch it, you see somebody else get somebody like, I want more.
2:37:00I understand that, and rightfully so. You know what I'm saying? But the length that he's going on to disrespect this, man, what's all. So my whole thing is do we feel that he's saying everything to him that he really wanted to say to Boosie, but he know he can't say to Boosie? No. It's very specific to to Aries. Not really, because Boosie, Boosie really didn't disrespect him. All Boosie did was drop the numbers and Vlad just came back like, look, this is what it really was. So you don't think Vlad tight, even in the least about, I think, I think Vlad keeps getting more and more mad. Like, it keeps getting like more and more disrespectful because like I seen a clip of Vlad talking about how much money he thinks that Boosie probably made from it, et cetera.
2:37:44And Boosie was commenting saying like, no, y 'all pocket watching, y 'all are obsessed with me. or whatever and I kind of feel like that is making because at first you remember it was all like Boosie's my brother and Boosie saying Vlad's my brother we ain't really got no bad blood or whatever but here's the thing when I look at the Boosie Patreon and I was planning on paying for this but the clips that I've seen of it really make me not want to spend an hour and a half watching this but like the interview that Boosie put out that is$6 if you want to buy it has 60 likes on Patreon let's do a 10x multiplier let's say that that's actually like 600 people paid for it and only 10 of them click the like button 600 36 times six dollars 3600 dope boy didn't really want to let me wait to get to that there but uh 3600 is like pretty terrible when you consider that you had to pay for the production and whoever's editing it and the person that was doing it and the camera you know there's like a lot of things where you know boosie's starting to probably realize like damn just getting to roll out of bed and put a sweater on and do an interview and get paid like a lot of fucking money more than anybody else in the podcasting space i mean shit that's probably looking pretty good and granted this is boosie's first one and he's gonna roll out the clips on youtube and let's say that the clips all do good and maybe he makes 5 000 from the clips or whatever maybe he'll start to look at that like ah it's all right but i can't help but feel that this looks like a pretty bad L for Boosie so far.
2:39:14He's like trying to like do the whole Tyler Perry trajectory, 50 cent trajectory and have his own movie studio. He has this whole compound. Because he has been making movies forever. So really doing an interview is kind of small ball in comparison to that. I don't think this is his primary ambition. I think this is him trying to like at least make sure that that box is checked. So he's like, all right, I'm doing the content creation thing as well. So I got the independent thing with the YouTube or whatever. I mean, I don't think Boosie is passionate about doing this. I think the rebuttal from Vlad and they back and forth is just made him like, man, you know what?
2:39:48I can do this myself. I can launch this business. But I mean, for me, Boosie got money. It's an L because it's a loss of income. And then just like what Vlad revealed, I thought Boosie was in his studio. Man, this man was flying to him, coming to his shit. His living room. Come on, man. Come on, run that shit, bring that 25, man. Look, that shit ain't about nothing. That's what I'm saying. I don't believe Vlad wrong for nothing he's saying towards Aerie Spears at all, right? Because if you're getting four bands over the span of six months, you're getting the same thing as Boosie because he only do every six months anyway getting 25.
2:40:23So you pocket watch it, you're making the same amount as this man. You're looking too hard, right? Shit, he make it 25. Once he get to 25, Boosie at 50. No, because he only do it once every six months. Yeah, so if he do it every six months, He only gets 200 times a year. He only gets 200 times a year. He only gets 200 times a year. Bro, bro, bro. He do Boosie like every six months. So if he gets 25 every six months and he giving this man four every month, you're getting basically the same amount as Boosie. Yeah, that's 50 bands. That's probably getting it a little bit later. I don't know. Did you say it was three times a year?
2:40:52They had gotten to the point where they were doing it about three times a year, which that is one key difference between Aries and Boosie is that because Boosie live all the way on the East Coast and Aries lives like right down the street from Vlad's spot. He was doing an interview with Aries like once a month and then he was doing Boosie like basically like three times a year. Hold on, let me finish what I was about to say, right? Well, Boosie, he in the independent film thing, right? But that's different from doing content, right? Because you got to think, Boosie is very vulgar, bro. And then when Vlad showed his thing, it's yellow dollar signs.
2:41:28If you do content, you know what that means. You don't get a quarter of what you're supposed to really make if you got a million or three million views. You're not going to get what you're supposed to get. You know what I'm saying? So you're really taking a loss. So Boosie got to understand that too. I don't think Boosie understood, but if they had to talk behind the scenes and got to understand, they come to compromise, like, boom, all right, 25 is good, and let's keep it pushing. He said, Boosie, the numbers be hard to see. Boosie still was like, Boosie felt like this. Like, regardless of what you're showing me and the numbers, like it's only doing it to where you can pay me 25 because if you pay me more than 25 basically you'll be breaking even boosie was like look i ain't been on your show in this long so i feel like me coming back is putting more money in your pocket he said it's been a minute for you had a boosie you know i'm saying um interview so i feel like me coming back gonna go crazy but at the same time that still won't make business sense though because because because because you're still rolling the dice, betting on a cigarette if it's going to go green, because Boosie is vulgar.
2:42:29There's going to be some bitches. And that's one thing that Vlad was really pointing out, and I was kind of surprised to hear this, is that a lot of the Boosie interviews get demonetized. And always I will be watching Vlad interviews and thinking to myself, like, damn, why is Vlad not censoring the swears out? We spend so much fucking time censoring the swears out of our content, and Vlad doesn't really do it. And then when I hear him talking about all this content getting demonetized, I'm like, oh, okay. We don't deal with that much of that because of that. But isn't his primary focus like his subscription-based model and putting things behind a paywall?
2:43:06How much of that traffic is driven by Boosie? Members for sure are a thing, but the thing about it is, think about it, Boosie's trying to get paid an extra$10 ,000. Each membership, once you give YouTube their cut, is like$3.50. so that's the equivalent of getting fucking 3 ,000 members, which is like outrageously difficult to do. So me and Doughboy, we was talking about this before we came on, and we was just going over the, I think Boosie, I understand the numbers, but from Boosie's perspective, I think he feeling like, like, nigga, I am your platform. Besides, remember who's naming him? Besides, yeah, yo, Faison.
2:43:47Basically said that too. Yeah, yeah. A couple of people. I put people on Vlade. Yeah, that's a fact. Like, you know what I'm saying? So I think he coming more, and I get what you're saying about the numbers and all that, but I feel like at some point, it's like either you're going to make some money, because Boushey, clearly you make money. Boushey's a money maker. Either you're going to make some money or you're going to do the little nickel and dime, you know what I'm saying? He's got a lot of other ways that he can make money besides doing interviews. No, no, no. He pulls up to a strip club.
2:44:13He does verses for people. They actually were throwing out his number. I guess you get a verse and a video from Boosie for like less than 20K. You know, he throws parties, he does movies, he does, you know, it's like a million dollars. I'm talking about Vlad. I know Boosie don't really need it. Yeah, Boosie don't really, Boosie Rich, he really don't need it, but what I was saying is, we were talking about, I feel like he like, like I'm major, I'm not major, but I'm keeping your platform going, like we said. And that ain't the truth, though. So who, besides him, Yayo, Fayebo? The platform gonna be the platform regardless, bro.
2:44:46You think so? I think Boosie bring a whole another audience. You can bring a new audience but the platform will be the platform regardless. followers though. He for sure subs. Vlad is Vlad but what Boosie is saying like I'm the motherfucker that hit people so like I hit people to you just just by me hipping the culture to you. That brought a lot of these you know what I'm saying interviews that you have and people fucking with you because Boosie fucked with you. I agree. If Vlad wasn't Vlad doing the numbers that Boosie was doing consistently without him being on his platform. I think he's like that.
2:45:20It's mutually beneficial for both of them. One mic. It's mutually beneficial for both of them. Like the one person who, like to me is a huge difference though between him and fucking Harry Spears. Harry Spears back in the day was funny when he was doing all the imitations of Jay-Z and like, hello cool Jay. I thought he was hilarious. I was a fan. Then he kind of fell out of like public favor for a while. And then like kind of re-emerged a year and a half ago for what making fun of Lizzo as like a piece of shit emoji or whatever and then he had the whole thing making fun of Will Smith it was kind of dunking on other people but that was when he started going up on Vlad and that's the whole thing too is that it's like did like Boosie had a very powerful effect on Vlad's platform at a certain point which is that when the whole world seemed like they were against Vlad because of the fact that he was on thin ice because of this Farrakhan shit and a bunch of his hosts left Boosie held it down and that definitely helped to build Vlad TV to the positions that now where it feels like they just get a lot of really, really good interviews.
2:46:21But at the same time, like Vlad legitimized Boosie as a interviewee guest. Like, you know, I'm sure Boosie gets other paid interviews, even though he does most of it through Vlad, like realistically, but this is the thing is that like people, once things go bad, they start harping on the intangible elements that they brought to the table. the same way that when all those dudes left the platform in 2023 and my response was like listen you guys all got paid fairly we took good care of you we did blah blah blah their response was like we made y 'all cool we made it so that certain rappers would come through the door and go on the platform or whatever which okay that's cool but like yeah that's part of the fucking exchange that we had going is that i'm paying you to be on the podcast and maybe that helps change the image of the podcast as well maybe at a certain point when we felt like we needed that that's a really good point and on top of that Vlad, a lot of the people that left Vlad came back Lord Jamar is back on Vlad 1090 Jake is regularly doing content with Vlad and Aries was lying too and saying that Yayo doesn't do it anymore when he does the only one who does it before Boosie is Godfrey and he's the only one that actually stayed away everybody else came back Godfrey was kind of hating on Lord Jamar for going back Are any of those people doing numbers that Boosie put on the board?
2:47:40Hell no. Not even close. My point is actually he consistently does them numbers. Nah, but what do the numbers mean if it don't equate? That's like having a gang of coke and a step dog. Because you're getting yellow dollar signs. It's not getting monetized. I mean, when you're keeping your content. That's what I said when I say business sense. I understand what you're saying, but sometimes it's better to make some money off your content and keep your platform going and bringing new sums and traffic in there to not have it none. I'm not saying you have it none, but to me, in my personal opinion, if I'm making, if I'm making, if it's$80 ,000 and we made$80 ,000, say, for instance, off a video and Boosie won't
2:48:22$45 ,000, $45 ,000, I'm going to take the$35 ,000. But Boosie, I'm going to take the$35 ,000. Every time we make an$80 ,000 and you want$35 ,000. Their arrangement was like, Boosie was making$25 ,000, Vlad was profiting in about$10 ,000. to me that's already a very favorable dynamic you know like from from my perspective anything more than that is kind of like damn bro like i thought we was cool you're trying to really like squeeze me and make it to the point where because like there's all these other costs that like the person getting interviewed doesn't think about yeah that low 25 10 no it was 25 10 that's what vlad was saying and the reason why he really couldn't give him a raise was because as the years go by and shout out to vlad for having like really really good analytics on his shit but he was saying that Boosie went from getting like 6.5 million views like across all of the clips combined to maybe like 5 million so the views are dropping so it's like I really can't justify giving you more money when the views are dropping because if anything I'm making less profit on each individual piece of content and this is my main thing let's say that Boosie kills it with the Patreon let's say that the Patreon becomes like a really good business for Boosie it's making just as much as he used to make from Vlad it still would make more sense for him to go and do Vlad as well because everybody who's a repeat guest on Vlad does their own content you know like almost every single one of them has a YouTube channel and some of them are real popular and some of them aren't that popular but he got people like Gilbert Arenas Gilbert Arenas making like a million dollars a month or some shit like many many many hundreds of thousands of dollars off his channel and he'll still go pop in and do Vlad and how much does he get paid I don't know probably somewhere in the neighborhood of what he pays Aries.
2:50:0325 bands to talk for a couple hours. Yeah. What are we even talking about? It's such a fucking amazing deal that everybody at home is thinking like, God damn, I work like almost all year to make 25 K. Yeah. But Adam, can you agree? That ain't, that ain't, that ain't, that ain't, this is what, this is what I hate the most. That's just like you was having that conversation, just like how, how we was doing the, um, the ciphers. And you was like, man, you know, like at some point, you know, it's going to have to be this and that, because I'm putting all my money up and I'm breaking even. And it ain't making sense, you know what I'm saying?
2:50:35Because I'm doing everything and putting it out. And that's the same thing Vlad was telling him. Like, shit, I was only making$35 ,000. I'm taking$10 ,000 and you getting$25 ,000. And now you asking for$35 ,000? Like, I'm not going to get nothing. Like, shit, who going to beat themselves like that? And the argument people put forth is like, Boosie is such a valuable cosign to Vlad's platform that Vlad should basically be willing to do it for free. which if Vlad was just getting his podcast off the ground I would get that if I was a brand new podcaster and I knew that there was a guy that I could pay 5k and maybe his interview is going to only make 5k or even less like you you take a L but it's a really really good look and your platform just got this guest that's a big draw like that makes sense Vlad's been in this game for a long time like I feel like Boosie owes him the respect of not trying to nickel and dime him But I don't think, like he a rapper, he's not a content creator.
2:51:27So I don't think he understands when they come to monetizing on the content side of things. Yeah, that's the problem is that Boosie does not know anything about the business of making money off of YouTube content. But a lot of people don't. And he's going to learn quick. A lot of people don't. Because they see the views you got and think you owe them a million dollars. Right. Or it's perfect. Yeah, man, Vlad, I was tripping, man. I was tripping. Yo, Nathan, show the screen real quick. they also don't take into account I don't think Bushy wrong at all I think he just didn't really understand Vlad for the record Vlad just sent me this and he said what money I'm trying to understand if you having a dispute with something nigga like they say they say women lie men lie and I send you the numbers and you still like standing on like bro I want this it's like you ain't trying to understand like man somebody look over it go over it bro I'm trying to show you it's not no money to squeeze if I could squeeze it I'll give it to you bro I think it's a misunderstanding with Boosie and Vlad but Aries I booed him cause he not he not acting like he appreciate anything cause you going on I'm thinking Boosie wasn't trying to understand Vlad sent him the numbers bro this everything right here bro this the analytics bro check it out but Boosie can afford to act like that cause he joined it up like that Nah, fuck join it up, bro.
2:52:50The numbers are the numbers, bro. I like that. You ain't about to act like... I'm not saying that towards boozy because I think it's like a misunderstanding and talking to be had. But all that, I'm a nigga like that. I don't give a fuck who you is. I'm a nigga too. Right, because that's the thing is when I saw Aries talking about it, he was saying that he just wanted a couple thousand more. Well, if you add a couple thousand more, that basically means Vlad is going to be working for free. Vlad got to stand on his principles when it comes to what he's paying people. because otherwise people are going to just keep squeezing and squeezing and squeezing until they can't have a guest anymore.
2:53:24And it's the same thing with me. I say no to people all the time. People ask me for 5k. I know they ain't worth 5k. I just say, damn, I can't do that. I wish I could. Like I get a, I get a thrill out of that now because I know that what I'm doing in the long run is letting all of these people know that is not what the value is. And I just can't like do that. So like, if I'm going to tell somebody like, listen 5k ain't happening but i can do 1500 a lot of times people be like oh shit that's fire yeah let's do it you know i tell people all the time like listen i don't i don't pay for the first interview i'll if you become a repeat guest i got that from vlad if you become a repeat guest then i could pay you etc or like listen i could do the plane ticket but i can't really pay you like you know whatever like you know you just got to be willing to squeeze it especially because people don't understand that podcasting is under attack by short form content people sit around and watch my content and Vlad's content and everybody else's content on fucking TikTok and Reels.
2:54:22And that doesn't really bother me. I actually don't mind because it is good promotion. And I am thankful that people do that because I know tons of other creators that pay shit loads of money to clippers to make their shit go viral. So the fact that people watch our shit and clip it and it goes viral without me having to pay them kind of feels like a gift, which is weird because it used to feel like they were stealing from me. But it's like it's just like different means of consuming the content, but it's the same content. So if you're a good podcaster, if we pod for four hours, there should be a clip every 10 minutes.
2:54:52You know what I'm saying? But I ain't going to be like clavicular or neon paying fucking half a million a month for people to clip that shit. Type shit. Crazy. That's real. There should be a clip of each one of us for every 10 minutes. Every 10 minutes? Or else one of us missed our opportunity. Right. Straight the fuck up. The thing I hate about this whole situation with him and Aries and with Boosie is just, okay if you guys got shit behind the scenes you haven't you can't get to where you want to get on number i just hate the fact when it goes public and then it starts to be all this because then it starts to become an irreparable situation if it was just behind the scenes i want a little bit more money if a month would have went by they probably could have found a number where they would have hit but then now everybody's digging their heels in because everybody knows but both of them were situations that vlad was planning on not bringing out to the public and he actually acknowledged that he was gonna lie when people said oh what happened with busi uh we just haven't had a chance to get in there oh what happened with aries oh he's just been torn doing comedy like vlad was gonna do whatever he could to keep the shit low key but then both of them recorded content on their own platforms where they basically aired out details of it and then vlad felt like he had to come out the woodwork and talk about it and that's why vlad said the 25k number is because he didn't want people to think that he was only paying boosy 5k because that would make it from a lot of people's perspective a lot more understandable like oh vlad you really are cheap as fuck, you know?
2:56:10I'm becoming Boomer K. Now, I don't want to disrespect the OGs like that, but at this point... You're trying to get a clip saying Boomer K. Who the fuck is Boomer? DMX is dark. Boomers are like old people, people that are born like... It's like getting sick old people. Yeah, so essentially I'm Boomer K because I feel like there's such a discrepancy of understanding technology for some of these guys at this point. You got Aerie Spears citing fucking YouTube comments, has a valid reason why he deserves thousands of dollars more when it's like clearly you're so out of touch Unc at this point and this level of entitlement because you came up at a time where people in the entertainment industry were getting these big bags and the only available revenue was if you're working for big companies that are going to have trailers and makeup and all that shit well guess what we're in the content creation DIY era and that shit is out all that fucking diva shit don't fucking matter I'm Gen X homie I'm a baby boomer You're also Gen X.
2:57:08You are not a fucking baby boomer. 79? Yes, you are. What year was you born, bro? 81. December 81. I'm a millennial. So me and you were like If you were in the 70s, you were a boomer baby. I'm a millennial and Gen X. You are Gen X. You guys are younger millennials. I ain't no motherfucking millennial. You are, bro. Let me guess, you were born in like... I'm a millennial because I was born in 83. I wasn't born in 93 so what am I for you if you were born in 79 that's Gen X that's Gen X before millennials which millennial to me sounds like somebody who's much younger than me 81 to 96 is fucking millennials does that encompass you Munchy but think about how crazy it is that's a 15 year span like yo somebody born in 1981 and somebody born in 1996 don't feel like they have that much in common culturally it's just like such a wide range but looking at the world from like more of a macro perspective i get it so i'm like literally on the cusp because i'm december of 81 so technically you feel me i've been in both categories right and right now you are dressed like lil wayne in 2006 so it kind of it kind of adds up all comes clean in the ritz i've seen people talking shit about how you're dressed right now like bro that's a classic style right there all y 'all bitches will suck my dick off i love your face homie tell them blush one um Okay.
2:58:34Although Adam said that he wouldn't fuck a bitch after me, which is crazy work. I wouldn't either. Yeah, yeah. I would. I fuck girls who fuck tons of random guys for money. I've not fucked guys. They get tested. No, but I fuck girls like all the time that are like obviously escorts who fuck random six-year-old men for money. You fuck guys? Huh? Not funny. Okay. There was a couple. Okay. Hey, Munchie B, P-Nex made a video about you. How do you feel about him calling you out when I feel like the whole podcast talked about him like two episodes in a row. Why are you on Munchie bumper? I'm curious.
2:59:08I was very surprised by that. I feel something else different. I think Munchie was particular about some Flocko shit. Yeah. It wasn't about the million-dollar deal, right? It wasn't. I was just shocked that us talking about his alleged barstool deal really didn't go anywhere. Because he spoke up because don't nobody want to be associated with that fiasco that the boy got going on. so he spoke his piece or whatever and I rebuttled back I didn't take no offense to it or anything like that he said what he said and he hit Flocko and told him I don't approve of what you doing xyz xyz he doesn't approve of it he doesn't approve of none of that no that's what I said I'm just pissed because I wanted to hear about the barstool deal when I clicked on that video I thought he was going to at least mention that you weren't about that though I know but I'm still like I'm like, we made a whole clip.
3:00:00We talked all about you. I thought I was going to get a little bit of information. I just want to know, did he get fooled? Was he trolling? I don't know. He still hasn't cleared it up to this day. But you got his number, right? You just don't want to call to ask him. I mean, Josh did send me a P-Nice phone number, but. Call P-Nice. I think I tried to call it before on here. It didn't work. You tried to call him the same day. You probably want to talk. You call him. I like that idea. Then I don't have to hold the phone. lush gets caught sneaking and geeking what were you doing I'm doing a motherfucking thing fools as a fucking j-cats well all on my dick cause I'm a star flock to ball sent it in the group chat oh you start digging in your little man purse and then you dip off to the side and then he went right up under the camera on some other shit yo and they moved the camera to show you taking the shot yo Nathan and Matt funny for that get a foul get a foul for that yeah see this is why we can't even pod without the reddit the red it is yo that's a banger angle and Lush is not feeling in his fist I don't care
3:01:13nah fool I was just drinking I don't want to drink on camera but fucking Nathan made me look like a dolphin yo I gotta bring this one up because I've been I guess I'm gonna have a conversation later this week with a San Diego representative on the podcast. But, oh man. So I was, uh, I was podding with Sean Cotton and really, if you ask me, what I said was like nothing. Sean Cotton said that he was staying in San Diego. And then I said something like, yeah, it's like not that much of a music city out there. Right. Like you probably ain't gonna find a new rapper out there. To me, really not offensive in any way.
3:01:53You said it in a different tone. I can actually pill it up because it's on Mitchie Slick's Instagram maybe a little weirdo but yeah a little weirdo like probably one of them more he be doing his thing out there in San Diego shout to Little Weirdo shout to 22 GFA let's peep this what I actually said in context alright here we go I cannot hear it me neither
3:02:28I'm trying to think of like what we could press that would make it play. That's weird. I feel like we could play other things. Wait, hold on. Let me press this. Yeah, it's not operational. Very strange. Why does this happen? Just randomly. Hey, San Diego is hella mad though. I ain't going to lie. I don't know. They felt slighted. They was tweaking on me over. Yeah, I said. This nigga Adam gave me Blitz by a day, though. Gosh, we show you so much love, dude. Man, it's actually crazy. Like, I've never seen a more delusional city. I do fuck with Memo, the Mafioso, too. That's my partner, for sure.
3:03:08What you mean delusional, though? That's what I'm saying. That's why you get niggas blitzed. No, they are. Hey, you know what's delusional? Fucking Faison Love, bro. That shit. I was tripping. I was like, really? He's tripping, too. But, all right. I mean, I guess we're not going to be able to play this. But either way, all I said was that it wasn't really. Okay. Not really like a music city. Not really. Let me refresh it and play again so we can hear it. He about to water it down. Sorry, I'm late too. I was in San Diego, the best city in Cali. What the hell are you doing out there? Just family.
3:03:37Okay. Not really like a music city. Not really, but it's just. You're not going to find an artist to sign out there. I'm going to be honest with you. I mean, maybe. Sorry. A little weirdo. You fire, but. Oh, he from San Diego? Yeah. You know, they act. Wow. Honestly, just seeing it now is like the fact that the whole fucking city was offended by that. Like, bro, San Diego, reality check. It's been all these decades. You do not have room to act like I'm tripping for what I said in that clip at all. But hold on. But hold on. You're coming out to up and coming saying that. You're not going to really find nobody to sign out there.
3:04:18Yeah. That's coming out to up and coming. bro what are you talking about well i mean you just ain't heard of them yet okay but we haven't seen anybody really like come up musically out of san diego in and then you got san diego legends out there though who's the who's the biggest artist but again i i didn't say anything about the legends what i said does not reflect on the legends in any way what i said was you're probably not gonna find an artist to sign out there because at this time there's nobody really popping off out of San Diego like that. And I even shouted out Lil Weirdo to acknowledge that there are like some artists coming out of there.
3:04:55But bro, the fact that they found it within their heart to be offended by this, San Diego, most delusional city in California, and it's not even close. I disagree. Lil Maru for sure. Absolutely. Lil Maru in 26 on a hook. 22 GFA, like actually girls listen to it. Lil Maru girls listen to it. Man, Bully 3, man. They make a lot of their music in Dago. It's for bitches because they have... The pimp scene. Yeah, the pimp scene. They have a bunch of hoes out there. And they're close to the water and it's fly out there. So it's like it's fun. They got Gangster Music out there too. Hell yes, Gangster Music for sure.
3:05:30Y 'all are naming artists that the vast majority of people out there watching this have no idea who you're talking about. Sure people know about Bully 3. For sure we do not. I'm sure he's great. But for sure you're shouting out somebody that you're cool with that is not well known like that. We already know what you're doing. What are you talking about? I'm hearing about him at this exact second for the first time. You got songs with Boosie and all that type of stuff. He got a fucking song with Boosie. That's him. On reality shows and all that. All right. So he did do a song with Boosie from two years ago.
3:06:03That's 3.6 million views. All the other ones. He got like 100K. His views is cool. I ain't going to lie. I'm not like judging him on the basis of his views. because that's like realistically like not really fair since people buy views all the time and sometimes good music doesn't get any views. Yeah, but he had the NY hat. I'm pretty sure he's from Neighborhood. That's probably why Spodey like him. All right, thank you, our fucking gang communicator over here. Hey, but look, the biggest rappers out of Dago, it got to be Mitchie Slick and J.O. Felony. Of course. J.O. Felony and Mitchie Slick. And J.O.
3:06:32Felony is a squatter now. And no Rob. And Mitchie Slick, the height of his career was about 20 years ago. Yeah, I'm a little. I just don't. I don't. So why? Is anyone mentioning Mitchie Sleek to me when my comments are in regards to up and coming artists and nothing else? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I've known Mitchie Sleek for like 10 years. And I sat out with Mitchie and I watched J.O. Felony. Why did they just strip on Alicia Keys? No, I watched them in a verbal, verbal, verbal spore with the rapping. They just had Alicia Keys perform and they were fucking tripping. Like, how come Lil Rob didn't get a performance instead of Alicia Keys?
3:07:07Most delusional city in California. Fucking Alicia Keys. When you say it's not a musical city, it's a city that you... It's a city that has never produced a popular mainstream rapper. That's a lot. J.O. Felony is mainstream. No, he is not. In what fucking world is J.O. Felony mainstream? What are you talking about? He was one of the best West Coast rappers. He didn't win. I'm not going to waste oxygen arguing this, but you are insane. In 1998, J.O. Felony was mainstream. You had to talk with Jay-Z and DMX. Yeah, but he driver Chevy Cruze. Well, he wound up losing that. Bro, but he was a platinum artist.
3:07:42That's not do that, bro. The homie was chipped up, whipped up, been doing that, bro. Legendary. And then he wound up in the year for B.V. and M.G.B. at some point in his career. You said, Wabbit? These people out here ain't never had no platinum artist. Okay, but to say that he's a mainstream rapper is a bastardization of the word mainstream. At one point of time, he was, though. He had a mainstream hit. He's not now. Of course, he's not now. Okay, just because somebody had a blip in a moment in time in which they were able to get a feature from a Jay-Z or whoever. That's great. That does not make you a mainstream rapper.
3:08:14What song? The Lokes on his own. The Lokes on his own. I don't know. We don't know what's going to do. I can give it to you. What you going to do with it? That was on your radio. He got a couple songs. I'm too sexy for my motherfucking hood. Look at this. I'm too sexy for my motherfucking nobite. But to call him a mainstream success would be a... While he signed with Def Jam Records and released charting albums featuring stars like DMX and Methamane. His success was more moderate and cult-driven compared to top-tier mainstream artists of his era. He was a mainstream for a second. He was never top-tier, but at one point in time, he was definitely mainstream, bro.
3:08:47He had a moment. He was more mainstream than Mitchie Slick ever was. Okay. I think mainstream is good. But again, all right. They have a felony, man. That's going to be harder than fish grease in this motherfucking life. Listen, he ain't squatting here. That's all I'm saying. but all i'm saying is that if in the entirety of san diego's history you can name two rappers who had a bit of mainstream attention sure but didn't really make it it is fucking absurd for the whole city to join together and say no we are so relevant we are the city where everybody gets their swag from no bro you guys are going to be judged just like every other city if we said that Bakersfield was irrelevant when it came to hip-hop at this moment in time.
3:09:33I don't think Bakersfield is coming out of the woodwork to say, no, we are. We're super, super relevant because I think Bakersfield is a little bit more realistic about the level of success that they have achieved in the hip-hop game. Now, again, what I said was about up-and-coming rappers. I didn't say anything about a couple of guys who had a brief moment in time where they seemed like they were going to have some kind of mainstream success 20 years ago. What if somebody was like, LA fell the fuck off. You guys are trash. And we were like, I think we could have a realistic conversation about that.
3:10:04We're not all Dejan Paul. And what if our response was like, no, we had Ice Cube. We had MC Ren. It would be exactly the same as that. And that's not a fair comparison. We talking about like, no, San Diego big too. But you know, these smaller cities got a little bit complex. Like, I think somebody from Bakersfield is going to speak up. I disagree. And yo, Bakersfield, I'm just using you as a placeholder in that argument. I'm sure that there are rappers from Bakersfield that are lit. I don't even know. Who came out? No, I'm corn. People just be having town pride, bro. That's what I'm saying. You're going to be surprised and watch somebody from Bakersfield DM me tonight and curse me out because of him.
3:10:40There's no rappers there. Because I'm from Englewood, bro, and we think we the dopest in real. Well, we know that. Okay. Notable rappers and hip-hop figures from Bakersfield include Big Snake, Sick One. I mean yeah I'm sorry Bakersfield it ain't looking too good Fades on there? Fades listed? You know Fades? I know Fades I have not heard of any of these artists who are from Bakersfield Fades is on the list and shout outs to Bakersfield I hope Bakersfield is not as delusional as San Diego and that they're not going to go on a campaign but realistically it would appear that Bakersfield is actually probably in a worse spot than San Diego as far as mainstream rappers because I don't know a single rapper on the list of this At least we know who Mitchie and J.O.
3:11:26Felton are. Also, San Diego is probably five times bigger of a city than Bakersfield. That's a good point. However. A couple million people there. I'm not going to say which area has the worst murder rate, but I personally, I would. Bakersfield is janky. That's what I'm saying. I would probably rather live in San Diego than Bakersfield. That's the thing. San Diego is a beautiful fucking city and it's dope as fuck, but that don't mean that it don't get cracking out there. Oh, yeah. The offense that kidnap people. You feel me? They might even fucking, you feel me, have sex. I ain't even gonna go there but them Dolphins I feel like the thing about it too though is that I am from an irrelevant city I know what it looks like New Hampshire, Nashville and New Hampshire specifically and even if you want to extrapolate to the biggest city nearby which is like 45 minutes away which is Boston are all in an equally fucked up situation in terms of having almost no relevant rappers over the years is New Hampshire the IE of Boston?
3:12:23is worse. Who? Koy LaRae. Who the fuck is that? Oh, Koy LaRae. I think, I don't know like what percentage of her life she really spent in Boston. Benzino is from Boston. We're still waiting the return of G Fredo and 7981 Cal. That's who great is real rappers in Boston history. So do Boston claim New Edition? Yeah. Maybe back in the day. I don't think any of them are thinking about it right now. That's like Boyz II Men can claim fucking Philly. Yeah, that's for sure. They put real... But Philly don't count. We talking about cities that don't really got streets. from that motherfucker. Yeah, they beat B-Telly.
3:12:54Philly don't count. We talking about cities that really don't get no shine right there. Philly gets shine. Yeah, facts. But there's also, if you want to talk about it. We talking about like Suki being from Delaware. Yeah, yeah, okay. Damn, I was Suki from Delaware. Florida Suki? Nah, Suki from Delaware. Ain't no Florida. Okay, but she busted it down for Florida. She from Delaware? Yeah. I thought she was a Florida gator, man. Nah, let's bet. Part of Delaware is right next to Philly. I was shocked, too. Activated, too. No, no. Sook Yana for sure from Delaware, bro. Well, the South definitely affected her because she got the accent.
3:13:26She acted like she's loud. She's a Florida bitch, bro. Ain't nobody coming from Delaware loud like her. She's the largest person from Delaware. Hey, she born and raised and came and blew up out of Delaware. She gets ratchet. She blew up out of there? But Delaware, there's a part in Delaware, bro, that's right next to Philly. You over there typing? Put your fingers where they're supposed to go. So somebody in the chat said, Jordan Lucas is from Boston. I didn't know that. He fired. He's from outside Boston, bud. We're going to count him as well. He's from like one of the mother cities. He's from Worcester.
3:13:56So if you're from New Hampshire, you're saying we claim him like some Boston shit? Y 'all just try... We might be overstating the Sukhiana Delaware thing because it says that she was born in Delaware, but she spent most of her early years going between Delaware and Atlanta. And then she moved to Atlanta and then moved to Miami. Man, she from Atlanta, fool. So what does she claim then? I'm from New Hampshire, but obviously I didn't like have motion in New Hampshire. You know, I had to move before anything really started. So you count where you from? For sure. I am from New Hampshire. But if you were to tell the story of Adam 22 and you were like, yes, he's from New Hampshire, it would be kind of misleading.
3:14:40The version of me that became well-known really didn't come from New Hampshire. Are you from where you went to high school and middle school and shit? Yeah, no, I agree. But Sukhiana's from Delaware. Who wouldn't want to move from Delaware? Then she went to, they were coming for me too. Then she went to Atlanta. Don't say that Delaware has no rappers because for sure they're going to go on a San Diego style tirade against you. Yeah, but I won't be mad at them, bro, because I had somebody come at me because I said something about Alabama recently. I'm like, man, I look, I'm just reciting. We got rich boy.
3:15:10Cartoon 5-3 said something about their prison system. And I'm like, all right, I got it wrong then. I'm listening to YouTube. I ain't been here. I don't know. I feel like I kind of signed with Adam on this one. I feel like, you know, as far as with San Diego, and actually, you know, outside of a few couple of artists, we just don't know them as a hub for dropping big artists like that. And even with some of the new artists, there's probably some that's making some noise and doing that thing. But when you think about San Diego, you don't think music and big artists for the most part. Okay. So I don't feel like it's that crazy of a take.
3:15:37It's hard for any region. No, boy. Do you think Nick Cannon going to agree with you? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I do. Yeah, he from San Diego. He might try to like throw a little pizzazz on it to make it sound a little bit more positive because that's the reason that people are really mad at me about this is because they, for some reason, like read into my take to believe that I'm saying that nobody can ever make it out of San Diego. for the record if some dude gets motivated by what I went viral saying and decides that he's going to be the next big rapper out of San Diego and he goes on to become Travis Scott sized out of San Diego that will not contradict what I said because I was talking about at that time and it really annoys me is that me and Sean Cotton are literally like sitting there having like an actual real conversation like not even really thinking about the chat because at that moment it's the very very beginning of the podcast where we're not even thinking about the fact that we're filming yet so like that was what i would say off camera i didn't have a desire to be beefing with all the aspiring rappers from san diego because all the aspiring rappers from san diego ain't on shit no offense but it's just it ain't worked out yet i have no incentive to beef with san diego because nobody from san diego has any fucking followers this is me trying to motivate you san diego get off your ass and fucking rap.
3:17:03Do something besides hanging out on the beach. Hey, after this. That wasn't no motivation, bro. That wasn't motivation. That was you having a conversation. They're going to whoop your ass. Nick Cannon's going to have a bunch of Linkin Park buzz waiting for Doughboy next time he sees him. They're going to pack this pool out for honestly. I just don't feel like it's that hot of a take. I mean, just be honest. That's not what you think. That's not what you correlate. You have to really be willing to stretch reality in order to act like what I said was in any way offensive at all. If I'm not tapped into that section, I can't say it was not coming up out of there.
3:17:32I've done a bunch of research. I was trying to discover what rappers matter from San Diego. Oh, after they came for you? Yeah. I mean, I already knew because I had looked into it briefly. But I mean, now I've looked into it a bit. And I've actually listened to a bunch of rappers that people sent me that they said were like, oh, this guy's got some motion out of San Diego. And I'm on a lot. Like a lot of it wasn't really anything near as good as they were acting like it was. Can we get some of the Diego next week? Shout out San Diego, man. Naked Beach, man. True. Sea World, man. Absolutely. Tijuana next door.
3:18:00Shout out Legoland gang shit, whole lot of gang shit. You get a plug for the Lovato? You want that fucking strawberry tasting cocaine? They got it, shout out to Dago. If you make it into Tijuana, go to Hong Kong. Call Dago. I got a song with my boy D-Hound from Dago. That shit show you gonna be singing. Shout out Dago. Yeah man, Dago man, hey man. Y 'all got Dago fucked up. They used to do the same shit in battle rap. They would be tripping like oh you got shit. Shout out to San Diego Zoo. I got to visit that. I've been there. I saw the pandas. Saw the pandas. You cannot get through there in one day.
3:18:34It's impossible. You can't see all of it. Impossible. Is that big? It's bigger than LA. One mic. You got to go on a safari and see them lions, man. Would you agree? San Diego is way bigger than LA. The zoo? Hell yeah. It's not even close. Four fact. No, no, no. The LA Zoo is like the fucking projects, and that's just like Beverly Hills. Four fact. Yeah. I enjoyed it when I went. I didn't think I would. The animals get a walk around. They don't even know they're in the zoo. They have miles. Do you remember when there was this big San Diego conversation on the podcast maybe like three, four years ago, which, again, Mitchie Slick was summoned to the podcast so he could defend.
3:19:10But that was like the argument was like the San Diego wasn't on shit streetwise. And that's what Mitchie Slick wanted to basically refute. Now. They have a stronger argument there. And listen, I don't know shit about how gangster San Diego is. But now San Diego is like the ultimate DEI city in America right now because they want to be given credit for having a bunch of lit rappers without lit rappers actually emerging from San Diego. So you all know what you have to do if you want to be considered relevant hip hop wise. New Hampshire, same deal. Get off your ass. San Diego, we're talking about you today.
3:19:46You got to do something if you want to get credit for doing something. Yeah. Drop a cipher. Whatever. Yeah. Yeah, we need a San Diego Cypher. I'll be on my way down there, man. The who's who. South of Woody 3, free. Los Angeles is significantly bigger than San Diego in both population and area. You need to look that up? Well, you just said that San Diego was bigger than L.A. Who said that? You did. What? How many shots have you had? What the fuck? You said that. San Diego Zoo bigger than L.A. Zoo, bro. What the fucking zoo? Oh, I thought you meant to say. We're not talking about the zoo. No, no.
3:20:21Hell no. Y 'all, I'm talking about the zoo. We were talking about the zoo. No, we were talking about the zoo. You said it. I was like, I don't know. The fucking zoo. Oh, okay. We were talking about the zoo. LA is three times larger in population and far more densely populated, which could at least partially explain why. Man, that's just like a beach getaway for us. What you mean? If you're from California, you know. Hey, bro. That's the third biggest county. Hey, Sean Cotton, he said like LA, you got to worry about hats and everything. You got to worry about that in San Diego also. That's what I'm saying.
3:20:51I just want Sean Cotton to be safe, bro. because they got gangs in day no more master burger doordash that was my response to sean cotton where i was like bro like do you really feel like your rights are being limited because you can't wear a fucking new york hat in la comfortably like like what do you just have like a whole closet full of every different like baseball team and you just want to whip them out on a day-to-day basis like there's all kinds like get an la hat get some hat and even like also you can wear your fucking Astros hat you ain't from here you think you can't walk down Hollywood Boulevard as a guy from Texas wearing that hat no go do it then I will I'll wear an old Astros fit I wore a San Diego hat the other day somebody told me that that means something and if you're from Texas man get you a Texas Ranger T hat Oh, yeah.
3:21:46You just saying that. I will advise you not to do that. Please don't do that. They single-handedly fuck Melrose up, right? You got the awful lot of call service store. Then you got No Jumper Store next door. Then now you got the Marathons Burger Down. That shit is not Melrose no more. Why not? Why not? That's like the only good part of Melrose. You're saying this neighborhood locked down, essentially. Yeah, go up on it. What the fuck you talking about? No Jumper Store has not been there for like two years. I still have to throw y 'all in there. And Dub is not a gang member. When I met him, he was.
3:22:21At this time, Dub is not a gang member. And in the last seven years, I ain't ever heard Dub say the word crip. He's an entrepreneur. Dub's a designer and business owner. Me and Dub know each other? Yeah. Yeah. You got a shootout? Fuck no. Squabble. Track meet. Track meet, huh? You and Pimp Pimp? I didn't even know that was his little brother. Oh, man. I like Pimpin P. I'll fuck with Pimpin P. Pimpin P, you got some swag, yeah. You know, there's footage, this is a freestyle cypher of me and Pimpin P. Oh, hell no. Shut up. Bro, dog, it's amazing. What? I'm not gonna lie. Oh, I was about to check that out.
3:23:04You might need to see the light of day at some point. Oh, is that out? It's out on Instagram stories, like, a few years, a couple years ago, but I still have it. Damn. Hey, you know, you ain't really content, and that's supposed to be out. I know, huh? Well, I'll show it to you guys and you understand why it's not out. Definitely. You know, honestly, I don't even feel like talking about the money man thing. Because he flexed on you. What do you want to call it out? He flexed on you. This is my thing. If you think, like if you are the kind of person that sees somebody in their car with$100 ,000 and gets impressed and thinks, oh, that guy must have a lot of money.
3:23:48I think that's who that was directed at, is to convince people who are easily convinced and don't have a lot of money. So for me personally, yeah, I could post 10 times as much money as he just posted. You want to know why I'm not? Because I'm not a fucking idiot. And because it just would serve me in no way. So my thing is that the only reason why I say anything about Money Man is because A, I've been annoyed for all these years watching him pretend to be a popular rapper. I don't buy it. I know you, like he's been exposed a bunch of times for having fake fucking monthly listeners on Spotify, fake views on his videos.
3:24:28I just, I ain't never met anybody in my entire life that listens to Money Man. And I don't really believe that he has an actual fan base. I was actually doing a little bit of hunting last night, trying to find a video of him playing a lit live show. I don't think it's ever happened. And there's very little evidence that I've been able to find that presents him as having any substantial fan base. But to be fair, he has done a good job at convincing the world that he is more popular than he is. But what pissed me off was that on a Say Cheese post about the fact that Vlad and Busi had this interaction that they had, he left a comment and said Vlad should keep paying Busi just because it's a good look for his platform.
3:25:07my response was we are not going to listen to broke motherfuckers tell us how to run our businesses he would not be able to run a successful youtube channel he's already running an unsuccessful rap career for sure i don't think he's got it in him to run a successful youtube interview channel and he felt the need to then post himself with a hundred thousand dollars in a car or whatever like as if that's impressive to me you think you came in a bit hot i guess i could see that but really though like I think he did I understand he want to hide his hand I understand what am I hiding what is explain that no no no explain that because you you clearly you disrespected when you said something that he felt he took disrespectful no he says something disrespectful about my friends so I said something disrespectful about his financial situation yeah yeah that was I think it's a little disrespectful to to comment publicly and basically tell someone like Vlad who really, really, really understands his business, how he should be running his business.
3:26:11To me, that's just embarrassing. I would never do that to somebody who was operating a business that I didn't understand in any way. Okay, so why not just say I disagree instead of saying, oh, you broke, motherfucker? Because I think he's broke. So he's standing on a big deal. I mean, he might have some money, but it ain't from rapping. That's all I'm saying. Like, hey, you did some good plays with crypto and real estate back in the day. For sure, I fuck with that. That's real shit. But meanwhile, you LARPing as a successful rapper and we ain't going. Well, but to be fair, he's not giving you like creative advice as far as rapping.
3:26:45He's giving financial advice, right? Yeah. So he has more merit in that regard. But his financial advice was dog shit. That's all I'm saying. Honestly, his comment, it should be a, I mean, it's a public conversation now that they both went public. Bootsy and Vlad. I don't even think Vlad knows about this because I don't think Vlad ever heard of Money Man. I'm going to be real with you. For real? But you playing Captain Seville. As far as I know. No, I'm just standing on business for my friend, which is exactly what you would do in this situation. For sure you would. If Vlad don't care about it, why would you care about it?
3:27:17You shoot on the other foot, Vlad saying that, saying comments. You think Vlad come in like that? He might. He's done similar things on his podcast, maybe not in the Say Cheese comments. Okay. Okay, you ain't playing about your bros, huh? I mean, just imagine. He did say Moose Man the other day. Yeah, you sort of turn off your friends. Okay. You're damn right. Moose 22. White boys got to stick together, man. Moose white too now. You in the umbrella. You in the umbrella. I think so. Hey, with all due respect, I mean, I'm seeing the Northern California Mexicans is disowning him. Yeah. In the Southern California Mexicans.
3:27:52Wait, wait, wait. But the last thing I want to say about that, though, is that Money Man said that I need to pay him 50K for an interview. When? My boy, you ain't never did over 200K for an interview. Ain't nobody ever going to pay you for an interview because you ain't lit like that. You don't do numbers like that. You have a personal deal. No, I'm just telling him how it is. You guys didn't know something else. Back in the day, Money Man said in a song, you are rolling up while I'm watching AD and T-Rail. He has that bar in a song. I know. He actually shouted out No Jumper in a song, if I remember correctly.
3:28:32Was it that song? They were still at No Jumper at the time. But when did he say the 50 ,000 thing? Recently or back then? No, that was yesterday. Oh. Real recent. Yeah, that's a crazy number to be asking. 50K. 50K for a money man. Crazy. Ain't nothing wrong with that. I mean, I like the LLC record like anybody else. I mean, that's what you feel like. That's what you feel like he worked. What's the problem with it? I mean, he rap about scamming a lot and shit. And I don't think people realize that when they believe that he's a popular rapper, that they are falling for one of these scams that he talks about in his music.
3:29:04That like the same way he used to be carding and doing all these bank plays and shit. Him acting like a lit rapper is the same thing. His music not bad though, low key. His music is whack. You're supposed to have the confidence and feel your worth is your worth, but things got to make business since at the end of the day, bro. Right. Yeah. And that's why ain't nobody ever going to pay Money Man for an interview for his entire life. And that's the weird thing I heard with Sean Cotton. And it's like Sean Cullen talking about how Money Man is so real because he gave him a free interview back in the day.
3:29:32I'm like, motherfucker, he has only ever done free interviews because nobody would ever pay this guy to talk on camera. He'd get paid. Hell no. I don't know that I've ever seen a Money Man interview. Like Batman Kevo. No, he doesn't do enough views to get paid by anybody. Batman Kevo do numbers on his interview. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Batman Kevo don't do numbers? I love Batman Kevo. But Batman Kevo is the ultimate version of what we're talking about. You know it and I know it. I brought him up. Come on, man. But I do think, I think Batman Kevro is more. How much slender is enough, man? Because you know, you talk about my cousin.
3:30:06No. Money, man. Yeah. For real? Yeah. Shut the fuck up. Get out of here. You didn't mention that till now? Get out of here. I was like, what's up? You talking about my cousin. Adam was scared as a wolf. I had no idea. Adam was scared as you. He said something way quicker. Yeah, we believe it. Yo, but. Yo, But Batman Kevo, I will give him his credit. He's a god when it comes to making himself look more famous than he is. If anything, I feel like he fell back on that over the last few years. But buy promo, buy bots, and then buy your shit to fucking hell and just buy promo that pushes narratives.
3:30:46I'm not going to say he put me on game and told me all about it, but I know how these motherfuckers get down. And it's hard for me sometimes to hold my tongue when I know that there's so many people in the culture that are not lit like that at all and that so many people fall for the buying of promo and the buying of plays. Pump faking? Yes, and Money Man is such an extreme example of it and it's like nobody really fucking talks about it and I could sit here and list off a whole bunch more rappers that do this shit. If you've been on CoffeeZilla or Spencer Cornelia, there's probably an issue. I met Kevodawant, uh, the abs.
3:31:20The stomach? You got the male BBL coming? I mean, to be fair, he lost any loads of his son. That's what I think he'd be like low-key too as well. His son got killed. Oh, I didn't know. Kevo's? Yeah, I think his son is about 14 or 15-year-old. As long as his son, that's fucked up. If I had the money, I'd get the Batman Kevo fucking ab surgery too, homie. Would you? I mean, they say Drake's got it. You don't want that. But Juicy denies it. You said he denied it. He just denies it hard. He got it when I said it. Niggas ain't supposed to get no manufacturer abs. I've seen this full Batman Kevo and he's like, you look short because he got fucking surgery gonna make him taller he said i think that was cap i know i don't think it's true either but he said he got his knees extended yeah that i don't believe they actually did that yeah yeah let's be short um yeah people talking about money man's monthly listeners bro you don't remember the scandal that happened where all of his uh related artists on spotify were like random like indian artists and shit because he was buying the fucking the bots to get the high monthly listener up hey man he just could have landed on a cool playlist and boom bye homie I proved that Money Man's new album has sold a thousand copies in the last two weeks that has been out I mean like that is the level of rapper that you are you're a thousand copies sold in the first two weeks ass artist I mean it's something that's okay I haven't seen him even like I just gotta own it I haven't seen Money Man for a couple years CBH I feel like he kind of had some motion a few years ago.
3:32:48Yeah, the LLC record. Who most string right now? Bad Bunny? In the world? A list just came out recently. I think Drake was number three. Drake over on NBA. Where NBA at on the list? Probably not super close to this. For rappers, I'd say he's probably top 10 currently. For rappers, for sure. I mean, Complex has put out a whole list of top 10 rappers, or top 100 rappers. You know what's crazy is when you see the fucking Juice WRLD still on the list. Oh, they're doing dead rappers too? That's crazy. No, but he's still, if you look at streaming metrics, he has more monthly listeners. This is my prediction.
3:33:21Iceman, Drake, A-honey. He gonna hit for A-honey. I think that's a good prediction, Munchy. I second that. I said between six and eight, personally. You seen earlier, you talking about how he buying stuff and trying to manipulate stuff. No, that's like the little bundle deals. I mean, that is slick, but you can't, like, you have to be... I just think it's so disrespectful. I just think it's so disrespectful. I think it's, I feel like it's almost like cheating, just like when Jay was going platinum in one day because you had to provide the deal and he was getting out through title and giving it, you doing the subscription.
3:33:55I think, you know, people like Pock and Big now. That's scamming too. Yeah, yeah. Right, right. Okay. But they actually earned them selling vinyls, tape, whatever. They actually earned them. But this is the new way though. You still have to garner so much influence in order to sell that many like units of different colored vinyls. And those was the different times. You got to understand, like, shit's a business. But they still put them against the old school, though. That's basically what I'm saying. What I'm basically saying is you putting numbers up. Imagine if Pac and Big Nim could have sold a package, you know what I'm saying?
3:34:27They would have way more numbers, too. They probably did all kinds of shit that we are not remembering back in the 90s and shit, you know? Like, okay. But at J-Level, there was always the rumors about people, like, buying their own records in order to gas up their sales. I think they was getting bought though. But buying them themselves. The first 50 ,000 people that bought Raekwon and Cuban links could get a free hockey jersey. You feel me? A Wu-Tang hockey jersey. I think anybody on J-Level, just like him coming from somebody from the streets to being an artist, to being a CEO, you're going to maximize it.
3:35:01If you got the game, you're going to maximize it to your advantage. I definitely think it's genius. I just think it's kind of cheating. The business is going to do it to the artist. Like, shit. I think it's genius. I just think it's cheating. Like when you were on Verizon saying we're going to buy a million, you know what I'm saying? You're going to go number one. Yeah, you're going to go number one. You know what I'm talking about. It ain't cheating no more though. What's the problem, shit? No, no. I don't have a problem with what I'm saying. I was cheating, shit. I mean, you just an artist. They not invested.
3:35:27It's not cheating no more because it's the way of life now. I say, all right, you're right. I can agree with that. So what I will say is when you putting them against like Jay-Z numbers against Pac numbers and big numbers, I don't think that could be fair. It's stupid to judge album sales from one generation against the other, especially the album sale generation versus the fucking streaming generation. But Jay-Z falling two different generations. It's just a waste of time. Jay-Z falling two different generations. A lot of these guys do easy low-key. But even comparing album sales right now to like five years ago is a waste of time.
3:36:02Like I remember Lil Xan selling 30K first week and everybody talking about he was the biggest fucking loser in the world. And now people who sell 30K are top tier. It just depends on the budget. It depends on the circumstances. It depends on the rollout and the hype and just the overall caliber of the artist. So if he was the CEO, you wouldn't blow the budget money on no dope? We could trust you? What does that mean? No, I wouldn't spend it on dope. Yeah, nigga dope. I would not spend any money on heroin. It's a MacArthur joke. I wouldn't spend it. How many resources do you think they're going to put behind him when he's still actively suing his label?
3:36:34Who? Drake. Well, that's the thing. That's got to be an awkward meeting. Okay, so it's not them that are putting it, but remember he has his own company. He's allocating his own budget, essentially. And the thing is that them, regardless of the fact that he's suing them, it's still such a money-making opportunity for them to push his album. They're profiting from it as well. He's suing the label, but it's not like he wants to get away from the label. He's been pretty clear about being down to be with the label regardless. Think about this. Universal is just not a rinky-dink-ass company. No, no, no.
3:37:08He's stuck with them. Fuck universal. Think about all like the DSPs, for example, like Spotify, Apple, part of their quarterly report revenue earnings are based on Drake. Like Drake is a special Apple. Yeah, literally fool. That's like a part of their fucking annual earnings and shit. They have to count their entire company strategy on one artist. Maybe there's like three or four like him, Taylor, fucking bad bunny, other people, whatever. Think about how much power that yields. So it is kind of like. All right, but before I mean, I might be the only one at the table. I'm the only one that's done with the Jay-Z thing.
3:37:43Like, I don't want to hear no more from him. As far as Jay-Z as an artist? I don't want to hear nothing else from him. No music? He might have another verse left. He did what all he could do. He might have another verse or two. Like, y 'all want to hear some more from him? I would love to hear him. Jay-Z is an artist that I'm so heavily invested in that I'm willing to listen to him through his twilight years. Am I, like, overjoyed with excitement about it? Well, you got to give it to him that Jay-Z is like the one artist who hasn't burnt himself out. You know, it's like when he drops, it still feels so relevant because he's so sparse in terms of like even doing interviews, even putting himself out there.
3:38:19Probably the fact that he did a New York Times interview today, which I haven't got a chance to look at yet, and also did that. What was the other interview he did? The other day, GQ. I mean, that's like shocking. He just doesn't do content. It really feels like that's him leading up to an album. I definitely don't want to hear another Jay-Z. album but his verses be fired. Them three four minute verses that he be putting on when he blessed the game with that I mean that's undeniable. I love a Jay-Z verse but an album I'm not really checking for. I would be vested in a Jay-Z project. You are not a real hip hop fan if you don't have 45 minutes to listen to a new Jay-Z album.
3:38:55I'll fuck y 'all up though. Check in. I can name somebody that's around Jay-Z's age in his 50s and I guarantee you all y 'all would agree would be way more likely to have a Billboard hit and people would fuck with it if he dropped right now. Who? Juicy J. Right now, Juicy J would do better. What the fuck are you talking about? What is wrong with you? This is your worst take ever. What are you talking about? Bro, what the fuck is wrong with you? The fact that you guys can't see that is insane to me. I resent you for putting me in a position where I have to say anything native about Juicy J but like obviously Juicy J's music has not done shit in like 8 years right 10 years you're telling me let's say like a I don't know Glow Rilla song you feel me Glow Rilla song so you're saying if Juicy J does a song with an already really really popular rapper that it could be popular thank you professor I really appreciate that that's not what the fuck I said I said that Juicy J is close I give it up Juicy J is close to a hit Before I permanently lose respect for you, can you restate what you're saying?
3:40:08Because it sounds so retarded that I can't imagine that's really true. It does. Y 'all are fucking blowing my mind right now. I'm opening the floor for you. Restate what you're saying in terms of Juicy J. Y 'all are blowing my mind. And nobody interrupt them. Don't do any fucking preambles. Tell us what you just said about Juicy J and Jay-Z. Juicy J would have a much easier time having a hit record right now than Jay-Z. Okay, I have lost respect for you. You are retarded. You're retarded. You're wrong. Bro, what the fuck, dude? I'm shocked. It's funny because everybody got quiet for him. I was like, who are you going to say?
3:40:37Method Man, who? Look, I guarantee you ask any artist right now in the game who you want to verse from, Jay-Z or Juicy J. I guarantee you it's Jay-Z. 100%. I beg you to ask a bunch of fucking of the 21-year-old kids that are from Atlanta and the South right now that are blowing up. They'd probably rather have a Juicy J verse. It really hurts me that you are. If you say future or J, they're going to say for sure future. For sure. For sure. If he had just used Future as an example, then it wouldn't be as shameful as what you actually just said. That'd be disingenuine because Future's 15 years younger than you.
3:41:12All right, we'll give you another chance. Pick somebody else to edge bracket. One more chance. One more chance. One more. No, I'm sticking with Juicy J. Better stick. Oh, what you saying? Look at how Juicy J can't even hit a million on his shit now. And watch. And watch. It's going to happen. Hit the J. Reed Alley. You better get a no-jumper DP. I can't wait till all y 'all are proven wrong, bro. You're supposed to be the hip-hop nigga. Definitely not going to be proven wrong. That's why y 'all should fucking listen. I think Snooper have a hit before Juicy. Extra large. I think it's fair to say that this is by far your worst take of all time.
3:41:40It's hot. On this podcast for sure. Other than you saying Megan got some bad boxing every hit, this is up there. Put a poll up. Don't do that, though, boy. Put a motherfucking poll up. No, because your opinion is so bad that it would be embarrassing to put a poll up. No, I don't do that. So now I was like, what? I don't do that. Paul says I'm right. Go make a poll on Lush World. No, don't. That'd be a scum. That'd be a hundred to zero. I'm not even a Jay-Z fan, bro. That ain't it. Don't forget Dope Boy said that the game had a bigger impact on West Coast. Oh, my God. We could have that conversation.
3:42:17That was way worse. I'm not even listening. You guys are really in competition for worst take. Make a fucking pull. No, no, no, no, no, no. Because I'm going to win. Now we have more. Because I'll win that motherfucker. Now I'm back to the whack shit. Now that's a whack influence. You kicked it with blue face, you're whacking over the weekend. You were whacking all of a sudden. Okay, so here, I can spill out to y 'all because we're all close. I'm older than y 'all, but we're close in age. Game is a legend. But y 'all remember. I'm trying to keep this short because this is the worst opinion, and we're done talking about what you're talking about.
3:42:45Every promise is I'm right. Please take part in the actual conversation and now repeating your retarded opinion over and over. That everyone agrees with. Got you. So my biggest thing about game being more impactful on the West Coast, because when you think about Tupac's impact on the West Coast. I'm already pissed if it wasn't. Yeah, this is just so embarrassing. It was a very small time. It was like, you know, about 93 to 90 until he passed away. That's a lie. The thing that Game was tasked with, and y 'all remember this era. After Pocket died, the West Coast was stale for a minute. We didn't have no big artists.
3:43:13So when Game came out in 2005, I believe that it was, we hadn't had like a big mega star in so long. And that was such a big thing to overcome because the West Coast had been blackballed in the industry. We didn't have no mega stars. That's a lie. Game revived the West for sure. He's not more impactful at all. I wouldn't say after Pac died. I would say it probably was like a stale for like a year or two, but you still had like Cube, you still had Snoop putting in work, West Eye Connection. You had like a lot of people putting in work. DJ Quick still going platinum. But it wasn't on like the mainstream level.
3:43:49It wasn't on the mainstream level. So Snoop not mainstream? No, no, no. Snoop. I agree with the Snoop, but Quick, he a legend for sure. Still going back. The rhythmism came out after Pac died. Yes, it did, a year after he died. Nah, but when he talking about the level of - Multiple times. Come on, man. Power up. I'm going to say probably around the 2002,
3:44:16probably it was like a quick spurt. Like LA probably like 2001-ish, 2-ish, but you still had the Eastsiders. But you had no - Like the early 2000s, 2000s, 2001, 2 and 3, you really didn't have no mainstream until the game came out. But you had Snoop, but he was already an OG in the game. Cube was still dropping. Cube was too. No, for sure. 40 was. Short was. But that was OGs in the game already, though. Right. And so just, it was just an impossible. You're not wrong about. You're not wrong about different things. Go ahead. You're not wrong about the West Coast. Lots of, a lot of momentum. But it wasn't when Pac died, bro.
3:44:50And we talked about this the other day. It was after Big died. And that's when the fucking New York got super butthurt. and started trying to blackball us. It took a few years for that to go into effect. Also, simultaneously, there's all the shit that was going on in the Bay with artists finessing Atlantic Records. So at that time, the West Coast, yes, there was a bit of a blackball. It didn't come into effect for a few years. And yes, game held it down for a dark period during the West Coast. During that dark period, he still wasn't able to accumulate one-tenth as many hits as Tupac in his three-year run.
3:45:20So this is the most retarded argument of all time. I don't think it was a blackball, though. I just think it was a dry spill. Tupac made a lot of the biggest rap songs of all time. Game has had so much more of a career, so much more time to create popular rap music. And admittedly, he has a bunch of classics. We really shouldn't be taking anything away from the game. Absolute legend, too. I think the complex list put him at number 11 out of LA of all time. We don't need to rehash the entire list. I do think that he's top 10 of all time. That's a fact. But Tupac is just on a different level. And that opinion, Doughboy, really stinks of just an opinion that you didn't think about before you said it.
3:46:02And you just wanted to take so bad that you were down to ride it out. I can doctrinate you. No, no. I got a good idea. And I'm a huge game fan, too. So, you know, that has a lot to do with it. I'm a game fan. But when you say you're a fan. We all love the game. But to compare him to Tupac. You actually did game a huge disservice. You're like, damn, you're fucking. Because you're kind of like forcing us to talk shit about him. No, no, no, no. Game for sure revived the West, though. He did that. But he's not more impactful than Pac. Look, he did kind of make it cool to be from L.A. again during a dark period.
3:46:32I'm not going to take that away from him. Make it cool. Yeah, we know we've been cool. I don't know. You were using the wrong wording, bro. Listen, dude. What the fuck? He made it cool in a mainstream context. If he made it cool in a fucking... It would never be cool to not be from the city. What is he talking about? No, I get it. I get it. They thought, well, cool they said for Love L.A. I'm saying as far as these fucking other idiots are concerned. I know it's cool where we are. The fuck? You feel me? I know where we from is cool. But a lot of people, they try to. What was they saying? They're killers down there?
3:46:59What the fuck? Yeah, they were scared. They were scared to be out here. You know what you mean? They were scared. They still scared. They should be scared. It's not. Out of towners are wee jamming today, man. I mean. I love the out of towners. They just still scared them. Tupac is without question in like the top five most important rappers of all time. most impactful and he changed the face of hip-hop because he presented a different version of what a rapper could be you could be a thug you could be a gangster you could still be in touch with your feelings you could still be a poet you could still put out music that was extremely in depth like i still remember my mom hearing dear mama for the first time when i was in elementary school and just immediately bursting out in tears and it was the first time that i ever saw my mom affected by rap song ever.
3:47:47And that to me was really moving. Not for real. And as much as I love Game, Game was kind of like next up in a lineage of LA gangster rappers. And as dope as he was, he didn't change the face of what a rapper could be. And Tupac did, without question. But that's no knock on Game, because Dame is dope. He's a lyricist. He's definitely a joint in a legend. And if he wanted to, he could be a battle rapper if he wanted to. Thank God he avoided that. But he's so, so, uh, what's, uh, Tupac. He's the first one that made on record by having a mama on drugs and all that. Like, he that comfortable and make people, like, resonate to his music.
3:48:29He's very impactful. And that was a dumb statement. Triple threat. I can admit, but I'm wrong. Man, the game would be mad at you. Triple threat. Because the game would be talking about, yo, I feel like Tupac right now. How many times has the game been? As he records, Pac, dog, half of his catalog. My boy Phinney said, I want them to love me like they love Pac. That's Phinney. But Hollywood, New York, for sure they tell you I'm loco. The plan is to put the rap game in the choco. I love that nigga Phinney Sam, bro. But Jay also said they love me a long time like Tupac's soul. Everybody was talking about Pac.
3:49:03And he covered me and my girlfriend and all that shit. Everybody know Pac is a go. Yeah, but he told it. Jay took shots at Pac. He gave it up for him. I was just about to say he was screaming hit him up screaming he was shot he wasn't he wasn't talking to that mess when Pac was alive he had Joe Boy L I could take him so this guy there's one person very upset in the chat saying that there's no possible way that I heard Dear Mama while I was in elementary school despite the fact that it came out in 1995 when I was in fifth grade so you can eat an entire dick I had to double check there No, take that as a compliment.
3:49:42They might think you're younger than what you is. Why they got to eat a dick? Say that. Say that. Say that. All right, I'm going to start mashing through these fucking donations. Shout out to everybody who has been hanging out with us this whole time. Please do us a favor and smash the like button. And if you guys want to send in any last minute$10 donations, we will read them on here and perhaps argue about them. Ingenious Jay just said, the podcast just started and I already have Doughboy fatigue. Of course. You're going to be a faggot. the donations were so on doughboys head during the 24 hour stream i started to like really enjoy it hey start doughboy out fool uh mechanic drew said i fuck with most of this cast lush cool hefe and spody big homies munchy cool lush wild but dough a goofy okay come on bro it's always funny for me when i start reading it and then it's like hating on someone by the end of it um okay um okay forever i trained doughboy k is a soft badge get him the fuck out of here name all right at ease at ease these no jumper chasby yo and this is kind of lit is that uh mbam flip aka lil flip from the chicago drill scene he actually just became a member probably because he wants to watch his full interview which i think the first clip is uh rolling out i saw my shirak savages and also anybody questioning where i heard dear mama a it was on the fucking cassette tape of that i buy at that time but then also jamming 9405 was holding us down on the east coast in the boston area that was the only hip-hop station period so you was listening to hip-hop young hell yeah it's super believable because i think i was in like seventh or eighth and i'm like driving home with my mom from school i got in trouble for some shit and like I put on Dear Mama to try to like you feel me?
3:51:32Riz up moms and it worked. I ain't gonna lie. She was like emotional too by the end of it. Yeah for sure. I was in trouble. I had to fucking collateral damage it. DReacts says shout out to the whole cast. Doughboy do better. Adam inspired me to go hard in this content game and build my own platform. Shout out to you DReactsTV everybody go check him out. And then Paper Chasers said, Munchie, you always overhype in LA like it's the worst city in the US. It gets treacherous everywhere. It's not the 90s no more. LA is one of the nicer cities. Now y 'all murder rate ain't been high since the 90s. Knock it off.
3:52:12Not for sure you should come and visit. I'm not doing a versus with murder rates, bro. It's like early 2000s. What are we talking about? I don't give a fuck. What's going on outside? It's still feel treacherous as fuck out here. I don't know what you're talking about, bro. I wouldn't come around playing. Actually, 0-2, 0-3, 0-4, it was still treacherous, man. Hey, we don't even get enough statistics. Hey, look, look, look. And for the record, we want our murder rate to be lower. Let's kill him as good. It's safe. Bro, I'm a podcast. It's safe, man. That's a fact. And all I just told you, y 'all just started turning up.
3:52:40You would have called me up and heard about my city. I love when people come up and try to compare their cities on some murder and shit because I tell them exactly what I'm saying. Like, shit, man, I don't want nobody to die where I'm at, shit. So you want to do a versus with some murder rates? I can't remember what I said. Imagine that, just getting up on stage and you got like a poster board with a curtain over it and you just pull it up. I'm from Stockton. Like as if you weren't able to figure it out in advance. That was a good idea. 13th scuba said, Doughboy, I fuck with you all the way back to great taste, but you gotta stop being a superior meat muncher.
3:53:19It's making you look bad, bro. Not a meat muncher. at least you're not a vegetarian there we go I don't know Sparta 6 said Adam next time you pull that move with whack bring J Diggs instead of moose and let's see if his energy is still the same that is something I would not have done because that's a serious beef moose man not so much hey man free J Diggs bro free Diggs for sure and I think that ultimately Adam and whack are gonna be alright so Yeah, we're all right. Of course he is. He gonna kiss his ass. Oh, damn. That's with me and Moose. He gonna turn up on the black people, though. Better not kiss my ass.
3:53:57What did that killer tell you? My shit got hemorrhoids. At least pump fake. Paper Chaser said, Wack was giving Booty Bandit from the 70s and 80s vibe. Intimidate the new Sally. Now Moose washing drawers and claiming the cell. Oh, man. Oh, buck status. Hey, throwing nothing in the cell. Scare the shit out your Sally. Yo, I need that tight with bleach on mine. watch them drawers YA games YA games is treasured time damn Sparta 6 said and Adam how you let Wag get away with telling people to meet him at No Jumper for violence a teenage kid at that but when a grown man want to meet him they and nobody he all of a sudden can't make it I don't know can you answer that question?
3:54:42I definitely don't agree with Wag trying to fight anybody here for the record nobody is allowed to fight here I don't give a fuck if it's Wag 100 or the motherfucking Edgar Boys. Nobody's fighting here. Y 'all can go to Carl's Jr. It gets cracking at the Carl's Jr. Go get cracking and come back. We get cracking at the Playboy. Bring me a Western cheeseburger back, no bacon. Give me the famous store. We're going to do the Western wiggle all the way to Carl's Jr. I'm going to do it all the way up. I ain't never been to Carl's Jr. Wolf of Reeves Street said, Lush, how are you down talking Meg or any other woman you date Germ?
3:55:19Because her shit fucking grippy and Meg look like her shit loose, honey. That's foul, bro. My girl shit grippy and that shit look loose, honey. I don't know what else to say. I think Meg's got some good box. I ain't gonna lie. I don't think so, bro, or else he'd be able to keep him in. Not Guilty TV said it's your number one black woman, no jumper member. I went to Hamilton too. Tuesday cast is my favorite. Shout out to Munchy Jefe. and face. Shout out to you. Shout out to you. Shout out to people who went to Hamilton though. The white boys are offended. Me and Liza are pissed. I was fucking with you at first.
3:55:53You feel me? We boycott the white boys tonight. I don't like the way that ended. Dragonite Crips said somebody checked Doughboy for a wire cut. He probably carrying he probably carrying around a notepad taking notes snitching. Since when does Nojumper have hall monitors at him? I have to snitch now. Doughboy be skipping negative chats. Fucking talking. But all right, man. Damn. Crazy. Crash Count said Tam is live right now with 13 viewers. Yeesh. That's fine, bro. Shouts to Tam. Thank you for the analytics. Steazy Muslim said, why is Doughboy on the Tuesday show? He is ruining the dynamic. What the fuck?
3:56:36I'm ruining the dynamic, Adam. Good talk, Miss Cody. Me and Munchy are cool. Everybody's having a good time. Hey, so hold on. That is how it works. What's going on? What's going on with Tam? Tam ain't no jumper no more. Tam Bam. Thank you, ma 'am. We are experimenting with different cast ensembles on the news. So certain hosts are being tried out at times that might make it so that there maybe isn't enough room for Tam to be on the news that day. And also, that being said, I really believe that she's got a great thing going with Dajon, and I don't want to be the one who's getting in the way of that.
3:57:09That nigga being sarcastic. I'm going to add him. That's a soft one. You got a great thing going. I don't want to get in the way of that. Don't you agree that they have great chemistry? I don't watch a lot of YouTube. When I do get on YouTube, I watch boxing shit, mafia shit, documentary shit. Dajon do be doing some boxing. They do got a fire at Mean Girls. That's what's going on. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I like their vibe, honestly. I'm excited to see what they got cooking in the future. She doesn't even go here. I don't got nothing against Tam, but she just seems real happy over there. I don't know.
3:57:41hopefully they're having a good time uh okay i already read that um q dizzle said look up spody face uncle bang he can never argue again okay because there is a photo of you with no it's actually a video so we spoke about that on the news to be fair uncle bang i i um the dude from louisiana he had came up here so i actually so i actually met him before he came on here white boy right big ass white boy he told he told his wheels black i was with i was like Big Scrap stuff. I was at Big Scrap. Honestly, is he mixed? I don't even know. I thought he was mixed. No, so it was me and Spottedloaf. We was at the homie.
3:58:13Shout out to Cleesee TV, Big Scrap. We was at his stuff and we met him. He's like, oh, you guys be on No Jumper and da-da-da. I actually got a No Jumper interview tomorrow. She was like, oh, he's like, man, can I get a video and da-da-da-da. Wait, where'd you see him? We seen him in Burbank. Oh, okay. So we was at a... Scrap shit in Burbank? Yeah, that's Burbank. Van Ays. Oh, it's Van Aynsdra, all right, whatever. Which one is Van Aynsdra? Yeah, so when we seen him and I was on it, and he said, hey, no, I'm black. That's what he said, I'm half black or whatever. I'm like, all right, he was with a couple black people and his kid looked, the dude he was with looked black.
3:58:42I'm like, all right, but that's where that came in. He told me he was black. Who's that band? So band called somebody out. Who did he call about? Four Extras. Oh, that's what that was? Yeah. When everybody was trying to troll him. But everybody said he a white boy, you know what I'm saying? He be going around, he tell people that he mixed. I mean, he could be Creole. He identifies as black. Yeah, because he from Louisiana. He look Creole to me, bro. I ain't going to say he not. I mean, shit. He got like all babies with black women. He beef with black dudes. He fucking says the N-word all the time.
3:59:11It's very hard for me to like remember what his N-word is. That's not like Vlad minus the N-word. Hell no. Uncle Bang and Vlad got very different. I think that's about him. But Unk told us out his mouth, though. He said, I'm black. So somebody told me, hey, I'm black. Vlad got all baby mamas as black. and you rock with the blacks. Vlad do love some dark chocolate. That's a fact. So Vlad go in there. He riding with the blacks. He better. I don't know about that. I think Vlad go on PC real quick. He better go to PC. Vlad with the Russian mafia, fool. Hey, Vlad was in the trenches back in his days.
3:59:47You know what I'm saying? Hang around BMF. Yeah, but he didn't like it. It was around glasses. You know what I'm saying? He got over that shit. I wonder if when he grew up in Berkeley, he was kicking it with the Nortonus. He was out there in Bataroos with the early day Boosie and Webby. Yeah. But he had one very specific incident that made him stop being outside in the same way that he did at a certain point. He was around Boosie with the three X shirts. Bro, you seen that clip of Boosie looking like a little kid with Vlad back in the day? That shit was crazy. It's hard to remember Boosie being that young.
4:00:16And Boosie barely got any bigger. Boosie don't do no working on no nothing, boy. Remember when White Me Down came out on fucking little Boosie? I thought he was going to be the biggest star in rap low key for us. Boosie, bro, he a legend. He is. I love Boosie. What the fuck? Legend. And California in and in with us all, for sure. Nah, if he ain't getting locked, he probably, shit, his trajectory would have been a lot different, brother. That's a fact. I still remember when Cam said, I go in Nike town. I tell him, wipe me down. Shoulder, chest, pants, shoes. Come on, bro. And then, okay, Steezy Muslim.
4:00:52yeah, Steezy Muslim says, show us some love for your audience and stop forcing Doughboy on us. I feel like Steezy Muslim must just dislike me. It's like$30 you're spending just to keep saying things about me. Yeah, he don't like you. Like, geez. He got a few Jeffersons to spare to hate on Dough. Don't like me. Am I that bad as a podcaster? I'm out to steal that. The people will have their say. I'm fighting the next person that talks mean about Doughboy on the fucking chat. Ace Vane. shout out to Ace Vane. He said a tattoo don't mean nothing if it ain't on your back on hood. Okay, Nikenny got Mariah on his back.
4:01:28Yeah, if it ain't an ass tat, it don't count. Go boy. Hey man, what's up with all the gay guys? Everything I'd be turning to dope or dick. It's crazy. I feel like traumatized about talking about gay shit on the podcast after fucking how much Uncle's trying to tell Doe that he was gay and shit. It made podcasting and calling each other gay seem so lame to me. But I got to call Doe out on something too before we conclude this. I got to. Because, listen, as a young hefe conclude before we cut. Because Wack 100, the one started the rumor. It did. Adam said it. I doubled down. I'm not like, even with that whole shit, that's just something I'm so unbothered by because I know I'm not gay.
4:02:13It is what it is. I knew when I put the picture up, people were going to talk shit. But why you take Wack over there? They're like, nigga. Because he said out of his own mind, he's like, I didn't say it. The women that I was with said it. So he was - Jesse Vape Hitch. Yeah, he said the chick said that. I never saw you. But I wouldn't have turned them over there. I didn't know the whole way. I thought that it's Jesse Vape Hitch. He was like, he inquiring. He said he ain't short his soap. You were gonna say you was hitting a vape or something? No, I was hitting a vape. First of all, I didn't hit a vape.
4:02:40First of all, I just started vaping a month ago. So I don't know how to do it right. My vape is out of juice. It has so much juice. So pretend to do it. All I did was like this. He said pretend to do it. That's what I would do. But apparently it was gay. But I just started vaping at 46. I don't have the... So he said the women that was with him was like, oh, you see the way he hit his vape? So how you hit it? He looks gay. I just hit it. Oh, I just hit it. That's gay? That's what I'm supposed to say. I don't smoke. I don't know. He's like this. Honestly, that's one thing I never did. I never hit it, babe.
4:03:10Here, I'll show you all a genius. It's iffy, though, babe. He's never around bitches, bro. He's lying. I would never. I'm scared of those things, bro. I feel like if I do it one time, I'm going to love it. No, for real. Keep it real. No, look, look, Munchie, you a fool. Bro, Wacky's never around no hoes, ever. I'm watching Munchie today. Munchie, he's sitting in the chair, right? Wait, wait, wait. Stop, stop. What kids? Wacky got the kids inside. He told them they was looking out the window. Hold on, hold on, hold on. No, don't judge. Hey, he talking to academics. He's like, man, I just have to think back.
4:03:41If they want my kids, I pulled in the driveway. way, my son looking out the blinds. Nigga, what kids? Bro, imagine thinking about all that because you ran into Moose Man. You gotta start thinking about your girl and your kids because you ran into Moose Man. No, you missing it. What kids? How do people just let him say this shit? No, his son is 30. He's not looking on no fucking blinds. Are you talking about R &B, son? I think he was talking about it a long time ago. Oh, it's a flashback. It's a flashback. I'm putting it in the driveway. My son looking out the blinds. I'm like, what the fuck? This sound like a straight movie, Seven Heaven ass nigga.
4:04:18Seven Heaven. Seven Heaven. Seven Heaven. Seven Heaven. Hey, hold on, hold on. That is what that sounds like. Hey, this show homework, Adam. You gotta watch Baby Boy. I've been seeing that. Okay, when Ben Reigns, he socked Jody through the table. He gonna make me go to the bin. That was him. He gonna send a nigga back to the penitentiary. He just wanna see a nigga with two strikes. With two strikes. I said, okay, old Ben Reigns over here. Fuck your fork. Nah, man. You know I'd have my Domo, right? I ain't my Domo no strength. Yeah, but you not Melvin, nigga. Knock it off. Yeah, he's talking about R &B's kids, right?
4:04:52Because her kids are a little younger. Because I doubt his 31-year-old son going to be looking out the blinds. Yeah, it would be strange. Like, fuck you. Maybe like Christmas time when he's like back visiting or whatever, you know? Yeah, I ain't looking out no blinds for no nigga. I ain't got my Domo right. I look out the blinds. Hey, man, sign up to 7-Headman. I used to watch that growing up. I go like this. Hey, that dad is a pedophile, though. That dad is a... Yes, in real life. Yeah, the dad did some bullshit. I thought he was like a Christian man. Is that right? In the show, yeah. That nigga freaky in real life.
4:05:16He on some Jala shit. When did that come out? When the Me Too movie? A long time ago, maybe 10 years ago or some shit. I remember seeing a movie where he was a pedophile and being like, wow, that's crazy. The guy who was a dad on 7th Heaven was a pedophile in another movie. And then it comes out that he was also one in real life. I didn't know that. I didn't know about the movie. Life invitates art. He was just trying to get into the roles. I was prepping it. You're trying to get into the role. You feel me? I ain't the type of method acting you're supposed to do, man. Imagine that was his excuse.
4:05:45Yeah. What do you mean? It's just a role. No, he typecast himself. Have you watched that? Was you up on Dawson Creek? I did watch Dawson Creek for like a season or two. I was fucking with Katie Holmes. You watched Dawson's Creek, Spoddy Face? Oh, man, I needed that. I needed Joey. We had the WB. I thought Katie Holmes was so hot. Spoddy Face watched Dawson's Creek. What do you mean? We all wanted to fuck Joey, bro, in high school. Joey. That's where I first got up off. I used to watch weird shit like that. Those type of shows you watch in the pan. Oh, Felicity. Sabrina the Teenage Witch.
4:06:19Clarissa explains it all grown up, fool. Laura Winslow. Q Dizzle. Spody gave him the pass, but presses Adam and Lush. I don't even remember what we were talking about. He talking about Unc. Unc told me he was black, so I ain't about to question it. Let me see a two or three of me. I'm not doing that. We're not doing another N-word debate, are we, guys? Please not. not. KBlowen said, say what y 'all want about Doughboy, but he shook shit up since he got here. Plus, him and Spody make a good combo because they got totally opposite views on shit. Thank you. Being the one. DragoniteGurb said, y 'all gotta realize how big this is for real.
4:06:54I'm a fan of a blind blood from across the country, and I'm trying to figure out when Brick's release date is like he from ModJex. I might fly out for the live show. Any and all Dragonites, we would be very very happy to have you and you all got to bring dragonite toys to indicate who you are that would be fucking incredible looking out into the crowd and just seeing like 15 different dragonites this is crazy man vip dragonite this next dragonite fiber oh okay um a dub 1989 said big shout out to maurice shelman firm from birmingham firm bingham and ascari banks that's all your governments Yeah, that's my real name.
4:07:35That's all our real name. Tuesday's show, way more laughter and fun compared to Monday's Glaze Fest. It's all Yes Man vibes. Sorry, Adam. Moose ain't got no star power. B-Team. Hey, I love people know my first and last name on Englewood. I want the exposure to go check it out. Yo, Lush, there were some allegations from your ex-wife. What the fuck that dumbass bitch talking about, bro? She said you were using the hard arm, bro. Bro, that sounds so dumb, bro. I don't even know if she said that. Oh, you was married? You know, fucking Hulkamania leg drop. You was married? Fuck dumb ass lying ass. You was married?
4:08:14Hey, she mad? Because you know why? You know why my ex-wife is mad, fool? Why? My ex-wife always wanted fucking motion. She wanted fucking motion. Would you be mad if I fuck? She wanted... No, bro. I cursed Darby Park to run a train on that bitch's asshole, bro. Oh, no. Yo, Kersi, that's a blessing. Coochie and asshole? Listen, listen, bro. Yeah. man alright what's your ex-wife Instagram she bad bro I ain't gonna lie she hella fine alright text it to me let's see why you keep sticking your foot to your mouth germ no my ex-wife is bad too bro no no no no baby chat bro I don't like when people try to in a bitch mind you feel me so you've never out of anger used the hard R towards a woman bro that's it I never used a hard R in my life and the fact that anyone would say that bro is like is absolutely disgusting bro and is revolting as fuck and I don't Oh, your wife really said that?
4:09:02I don't know if she said that or not, bro. But if she did, she's a dumbass bitch. How long ago she said this? I don't know when she said it. If she did say it, I'll say this. You sent me your Instagram? Listen, bro. Here's the thing. I don't put anything past this bitch because she's butthurt. Because she wanted to be famous. She thought she was going to be. She was going to be joining up. She thought she was going to get in my dad's movies. She thought she was going to be rich, all this shit. She realized, oh, no. So then she got butthurt. She see me going up right now. She trying to slander and throw dirt.
4:09:31She messaging my bitch like, I know how you feel. Hold on. This is how we figure out the mind. My phone is vibrate. Not a player. Are both of your parents alive? Yeah, they are. So in your mother's life, you never... On my mother's life, bro, I would never even think about saying some dumb ass shit like that. That's why I grew up around all black and brown people. And nobody heard me say no dumb ass shit like that. That shit really got me hot. But pass the hook. Send me your Instagram. I want to turn. I got you bro I got you Munchy really thirsty Hey trust me bro I don't need no warning I don't need no warning I feel like Munchy now I said what I said Munchy I feel like you now Because I got the Ray-Bans With the camera Oh yeah Twinsy and all that I didn't bring him today But that shit's fine I'll beat the fucking Get out of her fucking husband If you think her little pussy Got some swamp water Bitch ass husband Okay chill I'll stomp that fool Let's live it alone Because he excited He said it don't smell what it look like.
4:10:30But he got married to it. I'm not going to feel bad for you when she exterminates you and reveals the videos of you saying the hard R. It reveals some shit that don't exist. You feel me? She would have been put that shit out if it existed. Why are you so excited, Dan? We're going to say it's AI. Why are you so excited, Dan? It's angry. I'm excited because fuck this hoe. Hey, hey. Why is she lying on a player? Because she butt her. Because I decided I had to move on with my life. because she couldn't satisfy me with her whack-ass pussies all cheating on her dumb ass. And then the bitch want to fucking...
4:11:00When did you find out her pussy stung? Jesus. Shit. I know her pussy. You want to hear the real truth, bro? No, we really don't. Don't know. Let's go. Yeah. Okay. You got it. In case anybody want to know, if you keep talking shit, you'll find out. I feel like you should probably use the kid gloves with your ex-wife. But that's just me. What's she going to do? No, I think she's going to leave her alone. She's not going to be a citizen. Imagine how much shit she got on. We say he was swimming at it. She got nothing on it. He was swimming at the swamp. Swamp. Okay. Hustle Boy said, stay you lush.
4:11:33They fear what they don't understand. Hate what they can't conquer. Guess it's just the theory of man became a monster. Facts. Nas voice. Got it. And also, real shit about wanted to. Like, I'm the one that has ammo on her. I didn't put any pictures. All right, man. Leave her alone, bro. You know, these bitches spiteful, bro. You'll be in trouble. I didn't put any pictures of that coming in that bitch's face out like I could. All right. This is a lot. This nigga crazy. This is a lot, Larry. Hollywood the Cowboy said, yeah, Adam, don't bring Doughboy back on Tuesday. Listen to the audience. Keep this soft ass on Monday.
4:12:03We don't want to hear about his struggles or his whack dick riding. Normal cast fire as usual. F Doughgirl. It's part of the game, man. We're going to keep building, man. Not Guilty TV said, best pod. Appreciate that. Phillip said Phillip said if you could only be a regional famous rapper what region could a rapper be more successful in please no open topics that we're gonna have to talk about for 20 minutes moving along yeah but oh I love them for sure LA we would all rather be from LA oh I love them from LA not one of these other gay cities alright Young OOOG said I think Ant back with the Wack Pack ask Ant if he still wanna fade with Wack or if it's true that they've been texting you wanna fade with Ant I mean on Wack still man bro I said what I said.
4:12:49I'd like, because somebody text me, yeah, Wack text me, you know what I'm saying, about some content. We had like a conversation, right? What is that? Because we had a conversation. You act like you exposing something. Like, what the fuck? But what about the apology note? Did you leave it? Apology? Who said apology? You apologize? That's what they said? Yeah, you know what the nigga, uh, academic said. The hell's okay. No, no, no, no. Man, get them stopped. I couldn't believe it when I heard, when I heard Axe say that. He's like, he's trolling academically. When he, so, but he reacted to Wack turning up on Moose and he was like, oh man, Aunt Hefe missing a nigga that Aunt Hefe that's over there that was jumping, man, he better start writing his apologies.
4:13:29Wack coming like this, man, it's going to be all bad. When Axe said that, it was like he didn't really, he was kind of like talking about no jumper without really understanding it that much because I'm like, what does Ant have to apologize for? I don't think Ant, like. Because he probably saw that there was some type of disagreement between him. Yeah, I don't know about that one. Carmine Carter said, Doe keeps bringing up stuff from four pods ago, drowning out the convo in his head being on TV slash comedian. He thinks he's better than everyone else. Hashtag whack boy toy. Whack boy toy. That's it.
4:14:06That was his answer question. I think my boy Doe boy is clearing the air about some shit, right? I was talking about what y 'all was talking about. Elephants. Ha ha. Budai Cavillo said love Lush and Ant Munchie is cool don't care for Doughboy absolutely hate the guy that was in prison and Adam is a goat thanks bro the guy that was in prison is crazy whatever I'm only laughing because the chick from Hamilton just shot me out that was mean Brody Deege said we need no jumper gaming for real for real yeah not the worst idea ever Cartier Lo said blind boxing would go brazy. Man, I ain't putting on no circus with nobody.
4:14:47I would have did it with Chargian though. Equinox Nemesis said, is Tam fired or not, bruh? Also, Ant, you cool with Mad North? Get him on the pod. Mad North is the reason why I'm late today. Really? Oh, that's who it was? Definitely. I was cussing Mad North ass out the whole way up here. Damn. Shout out Mad North, man. Shout out to him. Bro, that's hilarious. He did some bullshit today. Equinox Nemesis said, I ain't going to lie. I did not like Spody or Doe at first, but the chemistry is getting better. The pot is actually flowing at him, and I would consider making this the permanent Tuesday show lineup.
4:15:24I agree. Okay. New Jersey Judah said, Last week was a legendary Tuesday show. Fire. Keep using your brains, Grammy. Shut your bitch ass up, Doe. Lush, too real sometimes. Game members, y 'all doing great work. Free to cast members. Stop calling me gay members. It's also New Jersey. I got a name. I have something that I would like to clear up. Last week's episode, we did it for members, and then we dropped the full thing two days later on Thursday. However, Michael, who works in the office, Mikey, is an op. He fucked up. I don't know if he's off them good green Zans or some good cannabis or whatever it was, but he titled last week's podcast the same title as the week before's podcast.
4:16:15So as a result, we got way less views. And as you can probably tell, I'm kind of upset about it. And I would really appreciate if y 'all could go watch it and give us some more views because it really, really pains me in my soul to see that one sitting there with like 30 or 40 ,000 less views than the episodes have been getting. Michael damn I don't even know what to say that makes me want to quit podcast isn't that fucked up views we suck and bro the fact that my team is so incompetent that it takes like five days and I have to be the one to notice it and that nobody else noticed it just really really pissed me the fuck off so I'm just gonna throw that out there they already seen the episode exactly but Mikey's a no jumper goat so we gotta see Mikey generally speaking is a good guy but how the fuck do you put the wrong title oh sure and they said you got less views because of dope boy that doesn't even make sense dope wasn't on that episode you piece of shit so that that dope boy derangement syndrome is real um cognac black said ever since i called out lush for talking gay-ish about dc he has become gayer by the week thanks he arches back on the news now he's queefing out the bussy adam let dope boy's first corn scene be with lush you down shout out to all y 'all you down doe no i'm not no No.
4:17:32No, are you sure? Positive. What if you're a big spoon? No. Even then? No, Lush. Yo, that, what Mikey did with last week's episode was some Yuri shit, and we, Mikey, we don't want to see you go the way of Yuri, so don't let that happen again. Um, Soed Up said Lush saying Doughboy is a bad homie, but Lush would have done less than Doughboy because he's scared of whack more than Doughboy is. Lush, would you have hopped in and squabbled whack and creep if they were jumping moose? Yes or no? Man, I would have fucking I would have had to hop up and use, I would have had to like try to use my mental powers and be like.
4:18:05No, no, no, no. Serious question. Answer it. Would I honestly, I would have probably tried my best to defuse it, but I don't know. I don't really know what I could have done. I would have for sure done more than Doughboy. You know why I would have done more than Doughboy? Tell it that day. Because Doughboy was sitting there with a gleeful look on his face. He looked happy about it. He was like, oh, yeah. He's like, oh, this guy's getting in trouble and not me. You feel me? so I would have been chill chill chill chill chill I think I would have done that okay I support that okay Carmine Carter said Doe had millions of views before the pod been watching for years so he came in with preconceived takes thinking that he can do better that's why when he loses the debate he can't let it go and then keeps bringing up every pod hashtag pick me hashtag yes man but how is that making me yes man when he's going when he's arguing with people How is it that I'm saying I'm better than everybody when I'm clearly critiquing myself every week and trying to get better?
4:19:04No, but that's logic they're using anyway. It's okay, though. Chat's undefeated. That's cool. Not Guilty TV said, Tam disappointed me acting like we all ghetto and dumb. I'm from the east side 20s, but in high-end corporate America, all black men don't like BBLs and baby hair. She needs to gerb the gerb. Gerb the gerb. That's forgotten 24-hour stream. And you know what? Do you like baby hairs and BBLs, though? this guy yeah me too but uh yeah i was kind of surprised it felt like yo i felt like it kind of looked like i had instructed the cast to run a little campaign on tam because within like 24 hours of each other munchie and hefe kind of made like very similar videos about tam right yo yeah yeah man i mean i seen munchie man munchie dropped it first i'm like damn since she fired so i just was just reacting off of shit what munchie was talking about have you guys looked at the way young and he titles his videos on youtube i love the way he titles his videos because it tricks you into thinking that that's actually his opinion for a second and then you realize he's just putting like someone else's but it's like complete sense it's like dope boy you're tripping nobody fuck with you adam you gotta chill out exactly yeah he doesn't have a title of the video and i always i still will have one second where i'm like i'm like adam you a bitch-ass motherfucker and I'm like damn oh wait he's quoting someone else right now I was disappointed in Tam too I got a video I'm going to put out I didn't put it out the pack out continues man I had her on a pedestal man I ain't going to lie to you I went hard for her now she's cut off because she don't got the love for people she said she like my boys I don't know I don't think she know how to articulate and express herself the right way what she was trying to say man but how she delivered I'm very disappointed.
4:20:54Me too. She categorizes instead of generalizing, you know what I'm saying? Just say you haven't met your person or you haven't met a person that your experience with, you know, the brothers hasn't been too pleasant, you know. She placed the whole stereotype out there. Yeah, that was crazy. What if she ends up in a long-term relationship with a white man? Look, she could end up in a relationship with whoever she want to be in a relationship with. White boy? Yeah. No, she said he not white or black, but it don't matter what he is. She's about, I'm weak. He got her like a little asking you. I'm not a strong black.
4:21:25And she do all these stereotypes. I can't twerk. I can't swoop my hair back or something. I can't cook and I don't want to smile all day. What the fuck is we talking about? It's what he heard. It sounded like she was saying that black dudes need emotional support and looking for their mother and so I like their woman. None of that. I don't be looking for none of that shit. But then she said, I have allergies and I like to lay in the bed and watch TV. What the fuck is that? I have allergies. Okay, you a dependent.
4:21:58Why Flocked and Ball get invited on Hater World? Fire. That's a footy collab idea, huh? That's going to be awkward. Be careful. Yeah, they're going to put you in a little trick bag. Hater World? No, Hater World. Blue level on them straight. They ain't put me in no trick bag. Man, they some cool shit. Just don't speak on no politics over there, man. He be good. I mean he ain't He ain't gang He ain't got no politics He might be by the time He leaves there Fuck your boss Finna be from From an SA set By the time he leaves He'll imagine him From a Mexican gang That'd be fire Rocco Santana I mean he did say That his dad Is like a A whack 100 acolyte So Yeah I'm pretty sure Yeah Sound like his daddy A ye I ain't gonna lie Huh I said sound like His daddy a ye Damn I ain't gonna say all that brother.
4:22:50That's a lot. God damn. Brother. Whatever. Okay. East End J Shoots said long live the ruler. They can't silence the truth and the truth hurts. Appreciate that brother. Real shit. Wasted XC said we need Lush and Sputty to interview battle rappers or even Avvo from Ruin Your Day. We're down. Man I'm down. I love that. We need that Sue Surf interview brother. Wave. I'm so sorry. Yeah, he's got like two weeks ago. Him and whatchamacallit, Mook, supposed to be doing that, huh? Wow. This is one of the craziest usernames in the history of this channel. Nifty Dragonite Busy Queef. Ooh! Damn. Nifty. Nifty Deep in the no jumper trenches, homie!
4:23:35What do you got to say? Nifty Dragonite Busy Queef said, definitely keep the 24-hour streams going every once in a while. Munchie and Sleep Deprived Lush are built for that. Facts. Hey, I love me Sleep Deprived. I want some other sound cool. Colin Edwards said, ain't Siete Gang Yabby from San Diego? We said that first, dickface. I mean, my bad. How old is he? Siete Gang? He's probably in his 20s, early 30s. All right. Brody Deitch said, it's like Hayward, bruh. Our only good rapper is Spice One. Everybody else is, ah. I thought Spice One was from Oakland. Now you're from motherfucking the stat player.
4:24:11I know that. He's for sure from the stat. But Sweetie from there too. Okay, I guess you, yeah. Jay Supreme said saying that J.O. Felony was mainstream is like saying that Blue Da Vinci was mainstream just because he was around Jeezy and the MF. You know it's actually not saying that. I've never said he was mainstream. Warren Mike, come on. It's because fucking J.O. Felony actually has a Billboard charting hit. That'll make you mainstream. Yeah, but that's a mainstream radio hit. He was mainstream for a while. That's a fact. He was mainstream for a while. Now he's squatting. I seen it on the news Two things can be true guys Two things can be true The police told him he'd be outside the door Pull up I sent it a news clip Munchie's fault he's the one who showed me that shit I'm sorry I was just like Once you be squatting it's kind of hard to Be thought of anything else We be squatting Everybody like it when the host takes something We be squatting We be squatting I'm too sexy for my motherfucking house That shit ain't even that funny.
4:25:17Squatting is funny. Yo, you're not pretty cool this episode, but you can't be serious. Hey, it ain't funny to squat. I'm too sexy for my motherfucking house. And to get caught on the news. Really? Hey, too sexy for my motherfucking house. It's crazy. That's funny, dude. That's funny. I like J.O. I fuck with J.O. That's funny. Shout out J.O. That's funny, right? Hey, J.O. Felony was supposed to do an interview, and then he bailed at the last minute, and then he made a diss song about me, so I'm sorry. I got to get my shots off. That's not what happened. No, you counseled him for Blueface, bro. Let's be real.
4:25:45Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's true. You know what I'm mad about that? He knew news. Yeah, yeah. You counseled him for Blueface, Art Ripper. Hey, I'm not going to lie. I was surprised he's still rap really good, though. Is he? Oh, what the fuck up, Glazer? Because a lot of fools, like, after a while, they're not the same anymore. He old school. You're not Glazer on here. Big Steppa says, shout out to the 22ster, the cast, and Munchie B. It's the B team out of Bassett. shout out to our boy Problem Lagoon from Bassett I've been a fan of this show for a long time it was a trip you had my cousin Problem Lagoon you let the Bee Gees in the door shout out Bassett gang shout out to all our drunken high Mexican brothers out there but that Problem Lagoon interview is definitely a reason to be going he's a member already so you can go watch that right now but that was a really fun interview actually nah they gonna fuck with that interview I ain't gonna lie a lot of people saying that they think he got room to be a host I can see it I mean, shit, yeah.
4:26:40He actually is pretty entertaining. I don't know how he would do in that environment, but it could be a thing. He ought to pop his piece. Probably got to beat the fuck out of Josh for stealing all the tortas. Okay, Swing Bar said, Bakersfield got rappers that are lit, but not really mainstream, like K3, Da Hound, Fade's Loke, and Run It Up, J-Bo. Oh, yeah, I did an interview. Is Run It Up, J-Bo still locked up? He is locked up for, like, forever, right? Yeah, that book's locked up for sure, but Fade's Loke is fire, bro. I got a P Bakersfield no hate I was just using y 'all as a reference point Sir KTVO said you tripping our rap scene isn't that good for sure but we have superstars for sure Dago has small man to LA though for sure even on the prison yards they used to think that we were a blood city because of it that is a blood city I mean it is right that's what I was thinking I got plenty of crypts out there they can talk about that's not no blood city bro seems like it's an essay city for real no it's not well if they not Inglewood not then D-Bob D-Bob said Adam lose your hair again bro Your opinions are ass and you old I'm gonna take a note Out of Spuddy Face's playbook And I'm gonna say suck my dick Okay Flav Chasing Flavor Said no cap money is that Man in the streets shit hit a little Different I get what you're saying Adam Kevo another breed stop comparing Hey you still believe in Santa Claus And I'll fuck with that for you Oh, you took my little line, huh?
4:28:06Wait, oh. You didn't say that. Damn, I didn't even think of that. NellX04 said, Lush Lion, we need an open phone line to call in and tell him how much he doesn't have a chance with our throwaways. I don't know what kind of language that was, but it wasn't like a coherent English sentence, brothers. No offense. Do you guys get what he meant? I don't even know. It's been a while. I get it. I didn't get the joke. Gene Gotti said, San Diego is delusional, but crazy. Everyone forgot about Rob Stone. He had a hit. Up and coming. TC3 TC4 and kill shot is fire yeah Rob Stone was furious with me in the DMs because I said that ain't nothing happened to him in the last 10 years.
4:28:43Chill Bill was a slapper Chill Bill was a meme record that got attention and got him a no jumper interview and then him and all the bloods beat the shit out of Ski Mask the Slum God. I wasn't fucking with that I ain't gonna lie Rob Stone I ain't gonna lie. You weren't fucking with it? With them beating up XXX? No they beat up Ski Mask. Well Ski Mask that's who it was. Yeah I mean And listen, I wasn't fucking with it because it was the homie. Yeah. But. I wasn't going to help. X was jumping out the window and for sure somebody had to get beat up. Yeah. Yeah. Shit. Something was going to have to happen in that situation.
4:29:14Shouts to Rob Stone. Yeah. All right. Now I got to scroll the fuck up a little bit more to do the rest of these. I was right about the Juicy J thing, guys. I was kidding. No, you weren't. You were a wild cowboy for that one. See, look, you're doing the fucking, the Aries Spears thing. You're like, oh, look at some comments. No, boy, I already apologize, man. just apologize and keep it keep it going yeah sometimes you gotta just let's don't really have very good hip-hop opinions um the fuck favorite chasers that lush you mentioned to your new co-host about how you was a sex slave to your old ceo and how he's asking did you mention to your new co-workers about how you were a sex slave to your old ceo and how he had you wearing an electric dog collar with a vibrating butt book it's on paperwork i'm not gonna lie guys it was the sock collar.
4:30:01Before you guys came to know Jumper, it was pretty crazy over here. Adam had us doing some gnarly shit. No, no, no, no. A butt plug. I heard about the sock collar. But I hear my butt plug. Alky David. Oh, you heard about the$50 million lawsuit that a bitch won because I said that? Yeah, I thought you did. Did she break you off? Hey, I thought you did. I thought you heard about it. You snitched for free. You're talking to me? No, no. To whoever said that. You snitched for free. That's what they heard about. What about a butt plug, though? I heard about the sock collar. It wasn't no butt plug, but he got fucking fantasies.
4:30:29He's thinking about gay ass shit. He wants to think about me doing gay shit. I feel you, homie. But nah, it's not that type of party. Okay. Okay. Aman Singh said, Jay-Z said no to Ratchet Pussy, but Juicy J can't. W, Lush. 213 Cuz said, Wack played youth offender YA mind games with Moose. Couldn't pick up the fact that Wack didn't like him because he was Mexican. whack made him leva status straight buster residents and north and south clown this fool damn bro that's like a real gangster ass super political dog the whole entire fucking yard of that fool live from the deck said y 'all remember when it was lame to be from LA shout out to the game good take lush that's right lame to be from LA he's joking that's pretty funny okay Ace, Spodyface, Kios Ace said, Spodyface, how can you say Moose would have fought back if he hit you?
4:31:28Sounds crazy. He got hit in the face with a bottle and did nothing. That's a full markout. And why call blackballing the Hoovers? Why Cali blackballing the Hoovers? That last part? I don't have to do it with blackballing. I hear him say that. I don't know about any of that, but I forgot when he got hit with the bottle and reminded me of that. That was crazy, to be honest. Yeah, we're going to need you to fight back, Moose. My bad. Was it one of these? Nah, it was like an Essentia water bottle. It barely even touched him, and it was like a fucking... If that's what we're constantly doing, he has to mark out.
4:32:03I thought he hit him in a hit. I don't even know if it didn't even hit him. I think it hit him in the belly. Yeah. It didn't look like... I mean, it was definitely an act of aggression. I mean, maybe if it happened to one of you guys, y 'all would have got pissed off and done some shit, but I don't think Moose needed to at that moment. I'm glad he didn't. Young OOOG said, Ask Jefe if Wag was capping when he said that they'd been texting, which we already covered, and tell Doughboy spit in a cup before he starts talking. All that spit in his mouth on top of glazing Wag is wild. I'm glad I believe in myself, because these comments would tear a regular motherfucking down.
4:32:41Hey, man, get your shit off. Go ahead. Don't you dare send more towards Doughboy. It's not funny at all. Shadow Moses said, Hey, Adam, on 8Trey, thank you for the hat. info. I'm about to throw on my nifty Mariners hat and head on down to Fig and let them know even Brick Baby Heaven sent. I see you Eugene Henley. I plan with the Shat Shadow Balls as far as I come find your motherfucking ass. Free, Big U, and Brick Baby, man. Slick the Cool said, Lush, give the Amiris a break. You've been wearing them ever since you got them. My name is Nicholas. Nick straight off the block. No blade lock. I'm the real killer in Amiris.
4:33:18Free K flock. What the fuck are you talking about, homie? Richie Vid said Doughboy turned to the side and looked like Dom Kennedy they gotta be related shout out Dom Kennedy nah that's a bro I got a legendary Dom Kennedy interview in the books go watch that shit man that's a bro I got a lot of rare ones that people forget about I got a Larry June one from when Larry June was just getting started man that shit is legendary it's fucking to me Shadow Moses said hey Adam on Englewood speak on why Jaleed keep talking down on No Jumper with little homie Cece why are we not seeing Barone Tompkins on the Tuesday show before he got to sit down.
4:33:54Rosenberg did him dirty B-team. I don't know. Free suspect. He about to go in and do his four years or whatever. As far as the Tuesday show, I don't know. That's like, we already got a lot of loud mouths on this bitch. I don't know. But for sure, maybe we should do a going away party for suspect, right? We should definitely do like a whole stream. 24 hours for suspect. Not a bad idea. I'll do it 24 hours with y 'all before you go in we gotta bring baby sus baby sus lights up the office when I see her walking around the office it's a good vibe 24 hours before you go in he need to be stuffing that prison wallet it doesn't have to be the last 24 hours maybe like a week before he goes yeah he can go straight from here and turn himself in as far as Jalee's talking shit I mean, I'm going to be real.
4:34:46I don't give a fuck. B-Man Kushmore said, let's bring back the streets. 607 should have been taken off on for interrupting, say, Piru. Whoop his ass. Bring the streets back. For interrupting to say Piru? I don't even know. I don't get what that means, B-Man Kushmore. I mean, Wack put it on Piru. He was going to do something on Moose and didn't do nothing. Fuck. Lightning said, shout out to Munchie B, the Hefe Effect, and Lush. that's right that's right smack pack said is doughboy nut riding the whole episode i'm gonna watch tomorrow while driving but do doughboy we want comedy not nut riding what if it's not writing comedy okay you're gonna for sure have to talk to his therapist about all these allegations it's a lot yeah you gotta ask your therapist like like do i glaze like is that is Is that who I am?
4:35:38My Glazer. Vanessa Washington said, proud of you, Ascari. I remember when we used to watch Seventh Heaven together when we were kids, and now you are a star. Why everybody said my real name, bro? Yeah, they put it in government. Hey, do you know who that is, Vanessa Washington, fool? Huh? Do you know Vanessa Washington? Nah. Nuh-uh? She said she used to watch Seventh Heaven? Hey, if her name is Vanessa. Shit, I was a kid with Seventh Heaven. I was watching that Dolo with my gun cleaning that shit. No, no, I was at home. I was in bed, nigga with some Kool-Aid. Proud of you and sorry. I remember when we used to watch 7th.
4:36:14Yeah, so specific. She was definitely about to be like her cousin or something. Like, oh, yeah. You ain't watched it with me, Vanessa. I feel like you beat it up with Vanessa Washington. You're just forgetting. No, I didn't beat some shit down that came through the shed. I just got quiet. Oh, okay. Yeah, but it has been like months back. It came down, I'm like, that shit crazy. Shadow Moses said, lush you can't even defend yourself against your abusive porn star girlfriend let alone hold back an 80 pound smoker calling the guys weird stop it who's more of a fraud rat jones lush or crit i'll say that you're a fucking bitch bro next next i was gonna say i'm like we don't have to read this hey you know what i could do is just make it so you my bitch you feel me oh yeah he gonna fuck your booty hole i'm gonna do it i get computers putin said i knew tam was phony when she made a comment about the gang members at No Jumper and Ant asked her about it and she tried to say, oh, not you.
4:37:08Man, yeah. No, you cool. It's the other gang members. Adrenaline said, I fuck with Munchie, but Wack had me dead as fuck when he said that Munchie's forehead is burgundy. Put you in the tattoo? He be licking clothes, bro. Wack, Wack. We already on Wack's talking about he, I'll study Munchie. Why don't you study on me? study your bitch let's roll with you why you sound funny 49 with acne bro buy your business SGBG TV break down whack like it's class Adam need to tap in oh that's some YouTube channel that talk about him might have to if I get really really really bored maybe I'll watch some of that I'm just now catching up and watching clips of academics talk about the Moose Man incident that was what I was watching today on the drive here I got a I got a Bonapig pause with acne next time next Tuesday that we calling on him.
4:37:59Ooh, I like that idea. Yeah, that nigga's fucked up. Mr. John Doe said, laughing emojis, you said you was going to do something to DC Baby Draco and didn't do nothing. At least Whack tried. Okay. If you think that was an attempt. Let's do the whole ass bitch in the comments today. If you turn it down in my face, I'm not a bully. I don't really care about that. Somebody tell me they're cool. They don't want to fight. It is what it is. That's just like Whack. Whack went on a fight. He don't want to do nothing. Whack has people around him that's going to do something, which is called Yes Man. No, they ain't.
4:38:28They ain't gonna do shit either. See, I don't even care. We all know. Everybody wanna stay free, bro. I don't beef with Wack. Wack beef with me. A beef is, you know what day I come up to no jumper. You don't come up here. I know what day he come to no jumper. I don't come up there. To me, it's internet, bro. I don't got no problem. Well, I got a problem with him. I don't beef with Wack. This ain't the place for the Rumbles. Yeah, I'm not. You gotta go to Carl's Jr. for that shit. Nah, Mr. Young, no kind of funny. He keeps saying Carl's Jr. Carl's Jr. He put it on Power Rule. he was going to do something and Moose and didn't do nothing.
4:38:59They don't do nothing at all. I don't really care about that, bro. And then, I think Mikey got the last dono. He said, I got my DP for the title. Josh and the Jews beat my ass in Jerry Daly. Okay. Which is, which is okay. I'm okay with that. Man, we're going to put Moose on the turf, bro. Moose is going to spin, bro. We're going to put Moose on the head, bro. We're going to put in the dark. I've been letting Josh take care of all of the No Jumper DPs. I don't even want to be around for it. Nah, we're going to put Moose on the turf. Oh, before we get up out of here, man, everybody wondering if it's really real.
4:39:28I know it's real. He knows it's real. Why don't you speak on it, man, to fight with me and Doughboy? What you got to say about that, man? Good point. It's absolutely real. It's definitely real. Is it real? Is it real? Huh? Is it real? Is it real? Josh said he had a phone call today, so we're supposed to be tapping in after this episode to talk to him about numbers and things and dates and specifics. Does anybody think Doughboy going to win? Who? Doughboy. You think Spodey going to win? it's too soon. We're going to see. Ain't nobody even started running a lap yet. I was training today. I got 400 on Spoonie Face.
4:39:59Sweet Science and Hawthorne. Henry Tillman. I'm in full throwing. To be honest, I won't listen. We got always the always. You wasn't there today. I was there. My mama was there. I was there today at 10.30. You wasn't there no 10.30. Are you talking about Sweet Science and Hawthorne? Calm down, sir. I'm talking to Spoonie Face. Oh, I'm back. Oh, the stairs. We don't disclose one. I know what you talking about. We gave up your love. My bad. I know about speech signs too. Man, y 'all go to Bill Bots. I go hard thong. You know, I be fucking with Ray though, man. Ray Wizard. It was my first day up there.
4:40:35And Spody, he put me on the spot on the 24-hour stream and said, who you think gonna win? And I had to say, yeah, I think Spody got that. Look, so this is what I want to say right now. I never, me personally, I never look past another man. I think we all men. I feel like I never want to discredit nobody or just say, I don't like looking past nobody. But what I will say is I'm definitely going to be in the best shape of my life. I'm definitely going to bring it. And I hope he be in the best shape of his life. He bring it. We're going to put on a show for the people. Just show somebody, you know what I'm saying?
4:41:05We could just have some fun and, you know, it don't got to turn violent. You know what I mean? Like he said, we're going to do it and do it then, you know what I'm saying? Top it up later, you know what I'm saying? Go enjoy it. Man, they got the faith. And I want to clarify something too, because I told people I ain't been in a fight since I was 19 so people figured no don't say all that you did say that I did but this is the thing I just I just I'm a communicator but I do box a little bit here and there and I have sparred so I have been in the ring with some mutual combat with niggas my size my whatever so I have I know I'm okay with my hands so I just ain't been in a fight like you ain't been in a street fight yeah cause I'm just Doughboy do you feel like you would do better if it was mixed martial arts or just boxing no no I'm ready I'm not really like a Hey, speaking of MMA, you know I'm supposed to be fighting?
4:41:51Oh, he got somebody else, yeah. Before that fight, he got a no-jumper interview too. What's his name? Hood, Ken, Ken Hood. What's his name? The ice-kin dude. King Most Wanted? Nah, the dude. King Most Wanted. He just said like a bunch of random syllables. King, King, King. Ken. Fucking Spongebob. Ken? King Most Wanted. He got a no-jumper interview. Ken? Mixed martial art. I'm supposed to be fighting him in San Francisco. Who put that interview? Dude is, dude is. Yo, he got a no jumper interview and all that. And his name is Ken? Ken 28. He got a no jumper. Wait, Smarty Face is already training for this fight.
4:42:36It's not a good fight, no boy. All right, somebody that's a sharp interview a while back. Oh, and he's from Sacramento, of all places. Is that him? We from the city? Damn what's up with fucking Smotie Smotie is Sacramento K now huh I ain't said that I ain't said he called me out They said they having a celebrity Mixed martial art at MMA Are we doing an undercard for this Yeah There should be I'm assuming What you talking about the MMA or are you talking about the one I'm fighting money man Yeah I'm fighting money I need that Bo Jackman vs Kelpie the P fade Why you don't get out there with Bo Jackman Because I'm too much of a joint to fucking do something.
4:43:17I have too much of a joint. That is one that I think you could win. Yeah, so I'm like way too much of a joint. You and Bo Jackman? Because I ain't a part of that circus, you feel me? Circus? That's a circus. They about to squabble now, it's a circus? No, I'm not talking about them. Me fading Bo Jackman as a circus. Bo Jackman got to fight a black woman for sure. How much you weigh right now, Doughboy? As of this morning, I'm 3-0-4. God. God. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! What the fuck is all that about? I'm going to get down to 250 by the time we get down. No, we're not laughing at your waist. I want to make it very clear.
4:43:48You just... No, no. God damn. You know why I laugh. 304 means hoe. Yeah. Oh, it's great. My bad. Yeah, it wasn't important. Yeah, as of this morning. So I'm down 11 in our competition now. I'm down like 14 pounds, but I know I'm going to pick up with some additional pounds. What do you have? I'm at 224 right now. Okay. I'm torn because part of me wants you to be a whack fighter because of the fact that you've spent so much time insulting my fighting ability, but then also part of me wants you to be a good fighter so that you could do No Jumper proud. No, but also... But to be fair, Spodeyface is someone that even people who don't really like him or whatever are like, yeah, he got a crazy squabble.
4:44:27I've heard a lot of people say that. He's known. And I don't know, maybe shit's different from a boxing ring versus a jail, but seems like probably pretty good info. Respect to knockout artists in South Central. I mean, it definitely is. That's why I say I respect anybody. Anybody got a puncher's chance or anybody can go in there and then go anywhere. That's why I say I don't look for, I mean, past people. But that's why I say I'm just, I'm capable of, like, I'm confident in my capabilities, you know what I'm saying, in my abilities. And I'm pretty sure he is as well, you know what I'm saying.
4:44:56And I'm just wanting a good show, you know what I'm saying. I got to say this for the face of the world. Hey, what if Smody Face injures himself, like, God forbid. If something happens in the first fight that makes it so you're not at your best ability to fight Doughboy and he exploits that weakness and wins. Ooh, I like that idea. I want him at his best. I don't want him compromised because I don't want nobody making excuses. No, you got to find out his cribs tonight and hammer away at it. No, you got to exploit that weakness, Doughboy. No, no. You're tripping. Get 100%, get to tip top. Hey, listen, so, boy, been training.
4:45:22I've been off. You know, my hand was messed up for a long time, so that's why I've been off. But he been training, though. He been training for MMA and that's more crazier. So I'm going to do that. That's supposed to be taking place July 18th. For real? Yeah, no, that's real. We said ours in August. Yeah, no, so that's going to be back-to-back, and I'm supposed to be in San Francisco, so I'm going to do the MMA fight, and then I'm going to turn around and do that. I'm telling you, Spoda, I'm just telling you now, man, I'm taking, I just want to be on record for saying this. I'm taking this shit serious.
4:45:50I hope you do, too. I am, too. I don't want to hear, because if it go bad, I want you to just be like, all right, you're the better man. Listen, listen, if it go bad, I'll take my head off to you, but I'm telling you, I'm coming straight down the pipe. You know what I'm saying? I'm trying to end it. I'm trying to end it. I don't know how many rounds it's going to be right now. I'm trying to end it. I have another narrative. What if Moose Man decides to prove what a better friend he is than Doughboy and he sees fucking Spody face pummeling dough, then Moose comes from the side. Why would he do that and Doughboy didn't even stand up for him or what?
4:46:27Because he's proving that he's a better homie than Doughboy. I don't want no help. I'll fight Moose too, though. You might have to. No, I don't want no help. I don't need nobody to cover the back fade. I got this one. We going to go and blow Sacramento up. We going to blow Sacramento up. I think Doughboy playing possum, homie. I got a good read of people, man. I'm a good judge of character. I think Doughboy playing possum. I'm not going to lie to you. Doughboy's not a bitch. I'll tell you that right now. No, it ain't got nothing to do with that. I think a lot of people think he's an inexperienced and all that.
4:47:02I listen, and I think Doughboy playing possum. I'm not going to lie. In the end, on top of that, I think he think he got one. Does he know something about you that we don't? No, he can't. No, no, no. He ain't never seen me box. He ain't never seen me fight. But I'm going straight down the pipe. I don't swim. I don't do nothing. So it's definitely going to be a good one. But I think he playing possum, and I think he think he got one. So it's only right that I show him that he ain't got one. Show me. Show me. Don't tell me. Show me. I admire you, Doughboy. I would never come to LA and fucking challenge and fucking knock out on his crib to a fade.
4:47:37All right, y 'all, I'm going to read three more donations and then we're getting the fuck out of here. Shout out to everybody who watched. And please, please smash that like. We already got 1 ,000 likes. Pretty good. Why you capping said, Doughboy definitely came for Spody first, telling Lush the comments were against him and you thought that was your way in. Shout out to the entire cast, though. He didn't say that, gang. That's my assessment. He never, he didn't say, oh, I think the, I said, that's what it looked like to me. I get it. You know I know. Yeah, but he ain't say that, though. But I still think it.
4:48:06Mr. Hoops said a Robesman interview would be full circle, no jumper. He went to China during peak COVID and documented on IG he was bald with a beard. Yo, Robesman? I don't know. I asked him probably like five years ago or some shit if he would do another interview just for the fans, and he didn't want to do it. I feel like he got scared straight about being in the public eye. It might just be a no jumper thing specifically. Does anyone remember Robesman? I remember Robesman. You know, I feel like Robesman would be Robesman and Moosman. You feel me? The man cast. Robesman is one person that would make me look less white if he was on the podcast.
4:48:42So, you know, I understand the value. Wasn't he a journalist previous to like being on No Jumper Low Key? I don't know if he was a journalist, but the first interview that he ever was on was him co-hosting on an interview with vice journalist Drew Millard at the time. so he was in that whole sort of like world you know a lot of those types of people and everything since you threw Mooseman name out there I know he gonna do he gonna talk big money talking all this shit but I think Mooseman and Flacco that'd be a good one they should get out on our phone alright raise your hand if you think that Mooseman would win oh you know Flacco's gonna be so mad oh my god I think it'd be a good fight You didn't raise your hand?
4:49:25No. I think he'd be in good fights. Yo. Listen, I know this is going to further complicate things between Moose and I. Between Moose and Flacco, right? And Flacco. Moose and Flacco, I think Moose got that. I think Moose got that because Moose, he. Which I ain't never seen anyone fight. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm going to go off some color purple. I mean, all my life type shit because he come from like that demographic. And Flacco, he probably never had a fight his whole life. That's a big problem. Like when Flacco's talking about how he can beat up Krip Mag, I'm like, bro. I believe that.
4:49:51If you have no experience fighting, I think it's going to be a lot harder. You just have no eye and hand coordination from what I hear. No, no. But when Flacco squared up against MJTV that one time, you could tell. A nigga that didn't square up back? Man, fuck all that. First, he ran up in here and tried to square up on him right here. And then, like, they went out to Jay Reed Alley and tried to get down. But bro was, like, playing the perimeter game and trying to run away. MJ is, like, 60 pounds. Yeah, yeah. I'll take my answer back, bro. Flacco might be. You know what? I got to see him fight.
4:50:21I got no answer. You got to think, this nigga ain't never had a fight in his life. That's what Flacco did. I'm sure Flacco's had a fight. Well, who? Back in Africa? I don't think so. That's a bit different. Yeah, I ain't going to lie. I take my answer back because Flacco, he act like he knows something, bro. It could go either way, but Moose Man, I think it's like way bigger and probably has fought more. And I think Moose be playing a fight. I think Moose be playing a fight. Coming from where Moose from, you have fights on accident. You know what I'm saying? He's like, oops, like, oh, I came home home.
4:50:52I had a fight. Bro, Flacco wasn't going through that. No, but he didn't fight a lot. When he lived in Philly, I bet you he did. There's no way they squabble. He lived in Philly. He don't claim Philly. Yeah, but he lived there. We seen his high school. He was in Darby. He was in a Liberia community. Darby right next to Philly. It's like a party. It's like right next to North Philly. It was a Liberia community. Yes, that's true. What is folks? They should do something. Flacco's never going to fight Moose Man. Flacco go say, I need$50 million. I need$80K. Yeah, yeah. Mike Jones said, do your research, Spody.
4:51:21Blood is an informant from SAC. What are you talking about? I'm talking about that hood, Ken. Is he? Yeah, it ain't. That's more incentive to whoop on him. We beating up rats. Killing the rats. That's what you come out to. I need more money. We beating up rats. They might have to increase that money. Kodak got a hip. Yeah, remember when Kodak was pushing that killing all rats line? I remember when Gucci made his fucking wake up and tweet. Where's he from? he a blood or a cripple you gotta ask him check I don't know but they calling him a blood right there but you know they be saying blood and not meaning blood shit but and then final donation my boy Mack J who I believe is the Mack J that I interviewed a couple years back he said he said Bay Business shout out to Mack J Mack J from SAC so I was like he's saying Bay Business that Mack J wouldn't say that that's Briss's people yeah that's not him you gotta fight Mack J after you take out the rest of Sacramento right I fuck with Mack J You have to get your weight down though.
4:52:19You got a lot of work. I told y 'all I'm coming down to 250 for you. You got a ways to go. I want to make it fair. I think he definitely got enough time to do it though. Yeah, we got like three and a half guys. I believe he do it right because I don't know how old that video me and baby was watching while I know when DC cooked you. Okay. You was way bigger. Yeah, I was way bigger. I was 486 in my height. 486? So I believe he can get it down. DC baby young fly. What'd I say? DC baby? I didn't mean to say that. You know what I mean. DC. He just said DC. I'm fucking with you. DC baby young fly. Oh my god.
4:52:55I don't think I said that bullshit. Yo, not my boy. Look at this. I don't even know if you guys know this dude.
4:53:04Instagram. Somebody hit the shot clock. Y 'all say no to me. Look at my boy not looking too good right here. Say the song. Oh, Jose Osama is among six people accused of holding a person captive and demanding access to a safe computer and online cryptocurrency accounts during a home invasion. Bro, maybe those are the people who took his watches. He had to do that. Home invasion carried life, bro. That's how to pray, dude. Yeah, that's a dangerous. Hey, man, I wish him the best. That wasn't out here, was it? I wish him the best in this case, bro. Oh, wait, no, it says it was tied to a Winnetka home invasion target.
4:53:40I'm guessing that's like somewhere in the Chicago area W-I-N-N-E-T-K-A That sound like No that sound like Kansas Is that Winnock? Oh there's Wichita Kansas but they all have the fucking Oh no it's a part of LA Winnicka fool Okay Kansas they got Winnock So this Winnicka There's at least one billionaire Who lives there as well I know he on the team Oh and there's one in Illinois so it could really be there hopefully he wasn't in California my soul shout out Lil Zay I know you're gonna beat that shit shout out to everybody who watched this please please please smash the like button shout out to everybody who came through today and held it down this was a great episode a fun time indeed shout out to Doughboy stay off my boy's head please and make sure you guys go see the Plankle Jackson movies since apparently that's what we're all doing shout out to the mayor shout out to Doughboy shout out to Spodyface and Hefe and the biggest Mexican Jew on earth my boy Lush and shout out to Paul Foulkes for becoming a member at the last possible second appreciate y 'all shout out to Nathan behind the boards
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