This episode of The Joe Budden Podcast opens with the hosts reacting to Joe Budden's acting debut on Law & Order and a clip of Amber Rose discussing her views on oral sex and politics. The panel then turns to Dame Dash's Super Bowl remarks, Lamar Odom's planned OnlyFans page, and a viral Mary J.
Blige heckler incident. Listeners also hear about the new Desiigner single, BigXthaPlug's album, Rolling Stone's ranking of the greatest rap albums, a debate over colorism sparked by Cardi B, Halle Berry's custody loss, Ernie Johnson's decision to step back from NBA coverage, and a discussion of Nike stock and business trust.
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About a mask? Well, niggas—hood niggas or niggas from the ghetto—think that if they wear a mask, that's considered a costume. Like, a nigga had full designer jewelry on, Cuban, with a Jason mask. Like, you didn't participate. You just put somebody's mask on yourself.
That's a costume. That's how you stitch a treat.
You clamp that mask in a cap and you just put it on.
But why would I be in a cab?
My bad. That's all he heard.
A cab. Hold up, man. That's what he heard out of—
That's what he heard out of.
Hold up, this bitch playing with me.
Oh, it's Joe Budden.
Yes.
My bad.
You couldn't tell.
You would have got—wait a second.
My bad.
Or this looks like somebody that works at a job that is dropping a pretty big broadcast on Halloween and took his ass to the Halloween store in the city through traffic and bought 20 masks and dead bodies and—
Actually, hey, Felps—Felps, could you do me a favor? Can you pass me that yellow bag right there, please?
Oh, you got gifts for the squad?
I brought gifts for all of you guys to see if anybody's tough enough to actually use it.
I'll be festive.
Come on, man. Fuck is you talking about? You know, somebody that went, put effort in, participated in some shit.
Oh, this is not just masks. You're not going to fuck up her hair.
Talking about she's a baby mama.
You're not going to fuck up her hair.
I have—I have baby mama hair.
Oh, that's the little thing from the past.
I've seen them. I've seen them yesterday. I was like, "I ain't buying that shit, though."
Pass them down. Pass them down. That's my gift to you guys.
Nope. I'm going to see—
That's my gift to y'all.
Thank you.
Well, you ain't got to open it, but I mean, it is my gift. Pass one to Parks, please.
Yeah, come on.
Is that enough? You know I can't count.
What is it?
Anaconda bitch.
One, two, three.
Yeah, and there's mine.
Anaconda bitch.
Are you going to do it, Joey?
Got one for Poe here.
We're going to do it.
That's what I want to know.
In case you want to open it.
Who's not enough?
I'm middle and breaking in half.
From a—
From the movie.
Obsession.
From obsession.
From who?
Obsession.
Obsession.
There you go.
Well, thanks, Joe.
Thank you, Joe.
I appreciate it, man.
I'm not going to do it.
Thanks, I think.
Oh, you going to open it?
You—oh, you—do you want to do it?
Yes. Why wouldn't we do it?
I don't know what to do.
You're not doing that shit.
You need to watch the movie.
It's from the movie.
Yes, I did.
I did.
I definitely watched the movie, but I know how—
Let's let Edge do it.
I know how to word shit.
Who do you want standing by the door shitting themselves all day?
Nobody.
She wanted money to be in love with her, and—
Anyway, good to see everybody, man.
Good to see you too, bro.
I love y'all's costumes. Y'all really, like, got into it.
Bye.
I mean, you can't even work with—
I'm saying bye.
It's fucking hot as shit in this moment.
What type of—what type of snow bunny are you, Parks?
I'm a—I'm a sheep.
Y'all—
Word is bond. I thought you was a rabbit.
Well, that makes sense too. That fits. If it applies, let it fly.
I thought you were a rabbit, Joe. I'm kind of embarrassed.
You said—you said bad.
I'm like, "Oh, yeah, sheep."
She's clearly a sheep.
Clearly.
Come on.
It's the ears. Not you mentioning it, but I wasn't trying to check out your costume that—
Yeah, fair enough.
Okay.
You look cute and cuddly.
Thank you. Thank you.
It's hot as shit.
I could see you.
Yeah.
It look hot.
Clearly Ice wins, though.
Yeah, Ice.
Jesus is here.
The best zombie you ever seen.
Nigga put them toes out.
Yeah, that's—
That's Jesus.
Wow.
Now that's dedication to a costume, baby.
Yeah.
And they do look like Jesus's feet.
Should have seen me walk on water this one.
Yeah, but I see water rocks. He done been in the belly of a whale. All that shit.
40.
40.
40.
He's moisturized, though.
That nigga did that shit. Unpedicure.
Yo, what?
Let me get some water.
Let me get some water.
His feet look pretty good, though.
Oh, I need some water?
Yeah, I need some water. Let me get a water.
His feet look—your feet look all right.
And that wig.
That's a nice one.
White water.
That wig.
That does raise a good question. Like, what if you get to the gates and see Jesus and feel like you could slide him?
Yo.
You ever thought about that?
Wait, you telling me I can't get in?
What if you get up there and—and Jesus look a little—
I don't think Jesus is the bouncer.
He not doloing.
Exactly. Why would he be at the door?
He not doloing.
You can't be in the cab, but Jesus do it in the car.
But you know what's going to be? A nigga say, "Yo, go get Jesus, yo."
Nah, I don't want—yo, go get him, bro. Me and him, we've been talking. He know. Go get him.
I don't think nobody on this show is going to have that problem.
We don't.
We're going to be identified now.
Nah, nah, nah.
It's—what are you, man, besides beautiful?
It's—
Scary.
All right.
Ooh.
Ooh.
Ooh. He's—he's—
Yo, let me—let me blush.
He's itched tonight.
Hey, y'all.
You said let me blush.
Yo, get your fucking nubs away from me, yo. Move.
Yo, itching to the—
Scared of Ice's costume the whole day.
Yo, get away from me, my nigga.
I said something.
Yo, the whole morning. Right. You've been running from Ice all morning, man.
I'm trying to get him right.
Jesus walks.
Do those—can those costumes kind of spook you out, itch?
What?
Like the—like the religious costumes and stuff. Because, like, Jesus is black.
Nah, I'm just—I ain't a fan of mockery of—
I'm not mocking. Jesus was black.
Jesus was black, but that hair from Cambodia you got on—that's bundle hair.
That's wig hair.
Ice got on. That wig is beautiful.
Where'd you find that wig?
You know, Malaysian?
I have some with that wig.
You religious or no? I feel like I should have asked you that in '04. I feel like I should have asked you that on our first little friend date.
You did.
But bitches.
That ain't the question that broke out.
Yeah. When niggas is on the mission, they don't ask none of the important questions to the person that they're with.
What's wrong with you?
Are you into that at all?
Are you into that?
Like, into it enough to whereas Ice is playing on the—on the couch today?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Oh, that bothers you?
It don't bother me. I'm sorry. I don't give a fuck.
See, I apologize.
He said, "Ain't going to help."
I don't give a fuck.
Yeah, she don't got nothing to do with it.
I don't know that that bothers you, though. My bad. It's cool.
You called your mother and told her what you going to be?
No.
Oh, why you ain't do that?
Well, she asked me. She said, "Are you wearing—" I know you're supposed to wear costume work. "What you doing?" I said, "Joe bought some masks."
But you ain't tell your mother that.
Day, you lied to my mother?
You ain't tell your mother that you going to be a makeshift Jesus?
I did not tell her that.
Why you got to be makeshift?
It's not makeshift.
That's a full Jesus.
That's Dominican Jesus.
It was such a shady little—
Like Dominican Jesus.
Like—
Like—
Like Dikemen—Dikemen Jesus.
That's fucking expensive.
That's why none of y'all going.
Quality. Quality.
Hey, nigga, get me a Virgin Pina Colada from the back. Papasitoes and shut up.
Mark what are you, man?
Aside from an author.
A revolutionary.
I thought you was going to bring—last year you gave me a mask to wear, so I thought you was going to do that again this year.
Yeah, no, there's masks over there.
Oh, I go get one.
There's masks over there.
I go get one.
Go take a pic, man. Go—go ahead.
Mona—
Mona and what are you?
Clearly I'm a baby mom.
Well, that's good. That's—that's fitting for Mark.
Let me see that.
But how's that a Halloween outfit, though? You a baby mom, right?
I feel like he did that last year.
Yeah, he did.
He did Michael Myers last year.
Dude, do the V for Vandetta, dude.
Let me see that.
And that's more on brand with Mark.
Yeah, that's—that's a Mark vibe.
Bringing down the system and whatnot.
Yeah, I'm with that.
This shit's cost.
This ain't no bullshit right here.
That's a real man.
No, this shit's dope.
This shit's real.
Far cry from when we was young boys. You know, you go to the store, get them—them—
We'll throw that plastic shit in.
Plastic shit in the Amable. Yeah, that shit. Yeah.
With the old plastic suit to match.
Oh, man.
Listen, happy Halloween, everybody.
Happy Halloween.
Happy Halloween. Shout out to the kids.
Facts.
No, I ain't no—no candies in front of my door, dog. Don't even bother.
Don't bother. Don't be like that.
Hey, don't waste your time.
Just sit the big bowl out there.
Hey, another—
You ain't got to come to the door.
Another huge fight in my house.
Oh, she want to go—
Oh, she is miss—yeah. She wants to put all of the Hershey kisses and shit so that my little security camera buzzes my phone every two seconds when some musty kid is in front of my door.
Some kids is racist, nigga.
Get that the fuck away from my door, nigga. No kick cat for you.
Some kids is racist is funny.
Full size candy too. Full size candy.
Just in case when they get racist.
You're rich. They give out full size candy, bro. We ain't got to skip it.
You learn what kids is racist when you feel like participating one day. Like when you go answer the door.
Oh, I don't do that. What'd they say?
No, it's just they face when they—
It's just they face when they see a black person.
They face to tell you. They too young to articulate the racism.
Y'all live around here?
Yo, word.
Yeah.
There goes the neighborhood.
They even take the candy a little shaky.
Start checking it right there.
Word.
About y'all. Hold on now.
Honestly.
Ice want you to give it a—uh—Bible scriptures? A little Bible page?
Holy water.
Holy water.
Is y'all kids dressing up?
Yes.
Yeah.
What's your daughter going to be?
Um, a princess.
I was going to guess princess too. It's fitting.
That's doing—what's—how about you?
I got a Batman, a Pokemon, a Ladybug, and Hello Kitty.
Aw.
That's what's up. My son is Spider-Man. I went to school this morning. They had the little—little parade for the kids. And he was Spider-Man. There was only two Spider-Men. It was like 15 cops.
How's that make you feel?
That tracks.
And then you so fucking uncomfortable. Don't let your kid be no cop for Halloween.
Wait, they knew he was coming to school with a mask on?
We called the extra 11 out the school.
Oh, shit.
I don't know. There's certain shit I just want to let my kid be, man.
Yeah, I got you.
Cops are scary.
Yes.
Cops are what?
Sometimes.
Sometimes.
Scary.
To blacks.
Yes.
I love when people do the homemade costumes for the kids. It's so cute.
No.
A princess.
Nigga.
What?
What?
Yeah, he's the more Mark said the more weigh your ass today.
Yeah, nigga. My daughter is Elsa or Ana. One of them. One of the Frozen chicks. I just—I be getting them confused.
With the blue?
Oh, God, no. What are you doing?
What are you talking about?
With the blue?
Oh, shit. I thought that was a bald kid.
The blue or she got—
It is a bald kid. It's a bald kid.
Blue is Elsa.
Elsa.
It's your boss.
It's Elsa, nigga.
She should be a—she—she would make a good Elsa, actually.
What the fuck is you talking about?
Jesus, can you help?
Everything's out of order.
What happened?
Everything is out of order.
We restore order over here.
Yo, nah. People getting they costumes made.
Hell yeah.
Professional stuff.
Somehow I ended up on one of those trips.
How?
I don't know. But she been holding down the pregnancy pretty much by herself, so I figured I'd come—come with her to the Halloween story at least. And somebody in there was making a Doctor Doom.
Oh, that's all I saw.
Making war.
And it was really.
Intricate.
It was Doctor Doom.
Yeah, like they went all out.
Like hard metal Doctor Doom.
It's fire.
I—I fuck with the people that go all out for Halloween.
That's no shit.
Like a couple years ago, Puff was a Joker, remember?
Yeah.
He did real good joking.
Body that shit.
Yeah.
Yeah.
He was like—
He got the long—
Maybe he had the long purple trench and all that. The Cajun went—
I wonder what he bought.
It looked too real.
I wonder what he bought.
Couple years before that, he was the Hulk.
I wonder what costume he is this year.
That was good.
I was going—I was good.
That was good.
That was good.
That was good.
What's—what the—
I tried to get past it.
That was good, though.
Some of them be good.
Some of them be good. You just got to let it—you got to let it go.
Most.
Many who's.
I like that one.
Sorry.
No, that was the other dude.
All right.
Yo.
All right.
Yo, it was the other dude.
Yo, that is crazy.
I wonder what he's being following.
Oh.
Mona, you good?
Couple.
All right.
I'm great.
That was funny.
Okay, cool, man. Come on. What are we—what are we doing here? What are we doing here? I'm sure by the time we start this broadcast, y'all will find something for us to talk about important.
We got things to talk about.
Dirty ass kids.
So much to talk about.
Mad takes. Mad takes.
Mad takes.
So many takes.
Tell us for these.
Take 'em up. Take 'em up. Bring 'em up. Shot 'em up. Shot 'em up. Shot 'em up. One, two, three, four.
Mic check. Mic check. One two, one two, one two, one two.
It's time to get live. Live. Live. I said I won't quiet. I won't quiet. I'm on the grill.
Big Cherokee. Big Cherokee. Happy Halloween out there.
This be hot. Hot. Hot. They was doing like this.
Shout out to all the French made outfits. All the substitute teacher outfits. What else you got? Oh. All of the hoe outfits. We love and appreciate the hoe outfits.
For sure.
These fucking niggas should have made the whole matter. Yo, shout out to the whole New York City. Shout out to everybody outside right now. Everybody that found a dope Halloween party. This one's for you.
Jeans.
You smoke this one. Huh? You smoke this one.
Americans like me. Young black and just don't give a fuck. I just want to hear how I'm living. Music. They trying to slave us. Women in my wages. Slinging my niggas up in cages. Changing their behaviors. It's spitting razors out so rageous. Smoking roaches is hopeless. We want lazy soakers and sculptures. We're suffocused. We're house and royal flushers. We're with the rushers. They're the bitching rats got bitches for pistols and gas.
Yo, shout out to all the subgroups. Shout out to all the Patrones out there.
See, niggas get adopted. My corrupted is conducted through ghetto. Sipping on Maretto. Hand on the metal. Foot on the pedal. We want Carolina. Herrera. Dirty Donna. Cara sweaters. Rumble and Levis and suedes. Go play the guns and grenades. To blow up. I got news. Some niggas famous. I'm trying to pull up. Busted shots. That's all he on us.
Okay.
I understand you guys are pleading insanity, claiming demonic spirits possess you to do these things.
Yes, sir.
Can you please explain?
Order in the court. Order in the court. I said order in the court.
Now, before this court passes judgment, will the four defendants please rise and approach the bench?
Trust me, guys. It's all under control. The judge is on the bench.
If you think I'm here to play around with y'all, goddamn you.
Yeah. Demonic spirits possess you to do these hideous murders. Can you please explain?
Let's go. Let's go. Wake it up out there.
Be a witness. As I exercise my exorcism, the evil that lurks within the sin, the terrorism, possess my evil spirit voices from the dead. I come forth with grave diggers and a handful of dread. I've been examined ever since I was seeming. They took the sonogram and seen the image of a demon. At birth, nocious surrounded me with needles and drug me all up with the diseases of evil. Who walk in hell? Now I dwell in an Islamic temple. I'm fighting a holy war in the mental. Look deep in my eyes, you see visions of death. Possessed by homicide is what I am obsessed.
Giving niggas brain dimples. Dragging they asses on my hook by their temples. The cause of death is unknown to the cops. Because when I kill them, I'm not leaving one element to all cops. First, I'll assassinate them. Then I cremate them. Then take all of his fucking ashes and evaporate them. Or creep through the graveyard and hunt down your tombstone. Dig up your skeleton and stomp all your fucking bones. You're not a hawky, nigga. I ain't trying to hear it. I give your ass a homie spirit.
So, I'm going to get that nigga right now, son.
What up, man?
I'm going to hit him out the window, son.
Hot tip.
So fuck that. I'm going to hit that nigga right out the motherfucking window.
Hold on.
Nah, fuck that. I'm going to hit this nigga out the window, son.
Shit, shit, shit. Don't blow it up. Mic check. Mic check. Mic check. Mic check. One two, one two. Mic check. One two, one two.
Give it, nigga. Give it. Give it.
Give me, give me, give me, give me.
Fucker.
What?
Yes, sir.
26. Sit mama car. If you don't arrest you like my ice ring. That's your small thing. COD. Sit mama. Pay attention to the crime. Keeping you niggas in perspective. Representative. Call me the specialist. Professional. Professor at this rap science up in the laboratory. That's why it's small rhyme for me.
Mic, mic, mic, mic check. Mic check. Mic check. Mic check. Mic check.
That elephant insane man.
The level, the level, the level, the good, the level, the good.
Over with that stack. You want square holes to see and slice that cack.
Always for the ladies. Always for the ladies.
Well, I am that. We bring apocalypse to this game.
Shout to the baby moms out there.
Serious to you. In fact.
Here we go.
Dead life. So fucking might fall off the map. Fucking with P, need a cat. At least I had an opportunity to bust back. Fresh out the motherfucking pack. A real world premiere. Shook individuals bounce the blind fed. Scared to death. Niggas fold till they worst fed. Horror tales and grim revision appears. You looking for peace? Well, you can find me. Project near you. I'll be right here. I was brought off and told to have no fear. I'm wired. Niggas ain't behind me in the rear. Cavalry hearts step aside. Stand clear.
My blood, those niggas got their eyes on you. QBC, Lamborghini, Golf, 4x4, 3. On some hashish. Ambush the streets. Crash and crash.
Uh-oh.
Don't do shit.
Mic check. We got a great show lined up for y'all today, man.
Sorry, guys.
Again, shout to wherever you might be listening from. Shout to whatever part of the world you might be in right now. Shout to everybody feeling festive out there. Shout to everybody that on Christopher Street doing the thriller dance, man. We ain't forget about y'all. We ain't forget about y'all. Getting your duffle out there. Everybody with they Black Friday money saved up. You know what I mean?
This works for you out there.
About that time.
Ain't Cyber Monday coming up too. Save up for your duos.
One, two, one two, one two. Oh, you don't know what the fun do. Some dudes don't you know a real crime. And you think you want to cry? Fuck around and start a riot. Niggas don't buy regardless. It's because I'm the hardest rap artist and I'm a starter. Shut up for real. Get up and feel my word. I make money. That's all I've been hearing lately. Niggas hating because I'm taking it lately. On the wall when I brawl. Too late for the 911 call. Niggas stay deep with a lot of them blood. I'm not deep because I'm a nigga that can get out of them cups.
Think a lot of them thoughts are just a front. When I hit them niggas like, what you want? The battle turns into a hunt. The dog right behind niggas chasing them. We all know that you a pussy, but I'm tasty.
All right, come on. Let's work. Let's work. Let's work. Let's work.
The dog like fighting whatever. All up in your gut.
Give it to him real like that. I do it more like that.
Click clack. Told your mom, baby, you're sober. Forget it. Happened in front of your building, but nobody knows who did it.
You know what I mean? Let me keep this applause going. Get these drops out the way right quick. Energy up. Energy up in here.
What's that?
It's marked for my health, pussy. And Mona, wake it up in here. What episode is this?
977.
Welcome to episode 977 of the Joe Budden Podcast. I'm your humble, grateful, gracious, extremely happy to be here. Host Joe Budden here with some really amazing people to my right. You know what I mean? Big Mona Philly's finest. Don't call her white girl Damona in the building. Mona, how are you?
I'm amazing.
All right. All right. Next to her, Philadelphia's other finest, our good brother Dr. Mark Lamont Hill is in the building. Mark, what's up with you?
Oh, a bunch of nothing, man. I'm good. I'm good. I'm good.
Good. Good. Happy to happy to hear that. Next to him, stop playing, man. Mr. Thousand Doors and a big ish in the building. Ish, what up with you now?
I'm good, sir. You saw?
I'm pretty good. I'm pretty good. You going out tonight?
No.
You know what I mean?
It's a night to go out.
Not for me.
Fair enough.
What about the weekend? Probably tomorrow night. Oh.
Boy, I know my boy. I know my boy. I think I'm pulling that move too, ish. I think I'm staying in the crib tonight. Look like I'm on some cuddle romance shit. And then tomorrow.
This might have to just.
Bussing a move, which she will want to accompany me for. Rightfully so.
Of course.
It's that extra hour.
And then Sunday.
I'm going to work her out. It's like when you give kids all the sugar. It's like when you give kids all the sugar. I'm going to tire her out. I'm going to tire her big ass out. Shortness of breath. Sunday. Sunday I should be well on my way.
Stay away from big asses too. Okay.
Well, it's pregnant. It's my baby in there. It's my beautiful daughter in there who's on the way. I didn't mean like that. You know what I mean?
Come on. We got fucking Mr. Take It Further, Big Jesus vibes in the building. Big Freeze. Freeze, how you doing, man?
Good, man. Good. Good.
Good. Good. Next to him, our favorite snow bunny. Look at him.
He's not a bunny.
He's a snow bunny, yo. He is.
No, he's a sheep.
I'm a sheep.
He's a snow bunny that follows the crowd.
He's a vicious one.
There we go. Big Parks in the building.
What's popping? What's popping?
All right. We got Po in the building. We got my beautiful fiance over there. Kisses to you. We got Corey here. We got Phelps over there. My man, I'll keep it low. I'll keep it low. He's not used to these cameras around. Erickson is here. Savon is here. Tanner is here. Remotely. And last, but certainly not least, you guys right there, the people that make this show possible. None of this exists without you guys. Some of you been here from the start. Some of you got here yesterday. Some of you are hate listeners. We don't care. We appreciate you guys. Before we go any further, this episode is brought to you by, fueled by, powered by, Pride's Pigs Pride Spits Gang.
All right. And we are in the building. Happy to be here, man. How's everybody doing? You're looking good, feeling good, smelling good. What's popping? What's popping? Energy up. Last looks. Last looks. What are we doing?
Feeling great, man.
What's cracking?
I feel proud of you, man. I stayed up late last night.
Look at Mark. Look at Mark. Ready to tell you. Did just the last part with the drink party so you could fucking shoot at me and here you go again.
I was going to say congrats. I was proud of you. I thought you did great.
You don't got to don't congrats me at the top because then I feel like you're shooting at me.
I got to do a round.
We know how much of a fan you are of Law and Order.
What'd you say?
We know how much of a fan you are of Law and Order.
I do love Law and Order.
If y'all missed it, Joe was on an episode of Law and Order last night. His first, his debut appearance on Law and Order.
First of many.
First of many, I hope. It was so exciting to see your name on the actual screen. Like, I knew it was coming on. I was waiting up. But then when it actually said, like, Joe Budden on the screen, that shit was like, it's a big deal to me. Like, I never had a friend.
It did look good.
Yeah. I never had a friend on Joe Budden.
It did look good seeing my name up there.
That's a big fucking deal, man.
It did.
Word.
Sorry. Sorry.
Me either.
We talked about it here.
I only had a watch party. They don't tell you.
I've got to say, you didn't really promote it the greatest.
He don't promote nothing. He just wanted to be like, he don't say nothing. You watch the news in the morning. It's billion-dollar merger with Joe Budden. He walk in, he don't mention nothing. He just sitting there, billionaire.
I mean, I told y'all when I did it.
You did. You did.
You did.
But you didn't know when it was going to drop.
You got my episode coming on tonight.
You think that's normal?
I just saw it on Twitter, like, randomly, at, like, 9:30.
I saw he ain't promoting.
I saw he ain't doing nothing.
I saw the wolf.
Yeah.
Instagram page.
Well, that's when I found out when the wolf Instagram page.
That's what I saw.
I don't believe that for a second.
Yeah, I don't believe that.
That's what happened.
I mean, they did tell me it would be somewhere around Halloween.
Oh, okay.
You could have mentioned that to us, though.
You know, Halloween's the episode now. And this episode right around Halloween. Well, you know.
Well, they weren't certain on that. They were floating around different dates. And some of those dates were in November. I couldn't say to a certainty. It's not my business. But it looked good.
It did.
Felt good.
I thought you did good.
What was it like to be on set?
I don't. I have a lot of respect for actors.
How many takes did you have to do?
I have a lot of respect for the actors.
That was definitely one take.
I mean, they did a bunch of takes. Fuck you, Mark.
There's no way he did two of them.
No, we did do a few. We did do a few. Funny, though, like, whatever script I had, they changed the script on me, like, the night before.
Oh, shit.
You're a rapper.
Oh.
Also, the shit that you was rehearsing ain't salons no more.
Not at all.
You said that.
Not at all. And then I had to learn a new script.
You're a pro, nigga.
Let's go.
So, yeah. I never want to act.
Oh, shit. You got ghostwriting?
I thought you did a good job. I thought you did a good job.
Okay. Thank you. I appreciate that. Scratch it off the bucket list. My mom was proud. My family was proud. I think I did a good job. The actors on set said I did a good job.
You guys want to act with the dude from whatchamacallit? What's that show that we like?
No. The shit where he was a cop and the girl.
My man. Yes, yes, yes, yes. We love that guy. We love that guy.
Dope Towns. What was that shit called? That shit was fire. It was a good shit. No, not Dope Towns.
Not Dope Towns.
High Town. That's what it was. High Towns.
It was High Towns.
The only issue I had was the, like, I thought you were great. I didn't like that you were Big Sweetie.
Big Sweetie.
Big Sweetie.
You should have called this the Big Sweetie Podcast today.
It sounded like Sweetie to me.
I thought I was Big Sweetie.
You seem like Big Sweetie.
Like a saw.
Big Sweaty or Big Sweetie?
Sweetie.
Like sweet, but.
Maybe it's an accent thing, but I just thought you could give me a harder name.
Hey, Jesus. What happened?
Oh, man.
They could have gave you a harder name than that.
No, I just wanted to make sure I was sweet somewhat the right time.
You said it right.
Sweet ass.
Yes.
Yeah.
You saying it right?
Yeah.
Well, the episode 977 of the Big Sweetie Podcast.
His character's told. His character actually snitched to the police.
No, I know all about it because we talked about it. I just didn't know it was dropping. I'm pissed.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I didn't know either.
Yeah, I would have watched.
Did he rat?
Yes.
Was that rat?
Yeah, look.
It just.
I was at lunch, but I got some leads for you. You gave them leads.
You gave law enforcement leads.
Yes.
That is textbook snitching.
That was, yeah.
They wrote you in there perfectly.
No, it's true.
They wrote you in there perfectly. Got a perfect role for you.
Right. I wasn't even acting.
Well, if that was the case, you'd have been in jail a little longer than that little weekend you spent in there. I'd have gave them all your business.
I bailed out.
Hey, them booster trucks sitting over there.
That tracks. That tracks.
I bailed out. Talk to the long shoreman. Talk to the long shoreman. They'll point you right to where it's at.
Holy shit.
No, but I was proud of myself. Listen, I told y'all at the top of the year that this year I would like to try to do some different things.
And you did.
And I think I've been doing different things this year.
You have.
It's so different from podcasting acting, though. It's totally different.
I mean, you kind of had this, like, ad read voice on it a little bit, but I think you did good.
Yeah.
Yeah. I think it's also just weird when your friends act.
Yeah.
You know what I'm saying? Because you're like, hey, Joe.
Right.
You know what I'm saying?
Right.
But you, I feel like reality TV stars that are good at it, they act too.
For sure.
So I've seen you act already. You get in your mode and you just even podcasting.
Hold on.
He acts. It's already an entertainer Joe. It's a difference. You know? We get on camera, you going, but it's the same. It's similar. But that shit is intense. Like, how hard they work and how many times they do the same thing over and over. It's hard. It's harder than it looks.
Is it the script for you? Like, you said you don't like because you're a performer. You come in here, perform. You perform the reality, but there's no script.
I don't want to act.
And you know you don't want to act again.
Why?
You know you being told what to do, what to say kind of don't work.
Can you tell us why?
I hate how much you hate it. Even on ENM, like, we wish I get you on ENM Mark shit. You'd be like, I don't want to do that. Like, you just really don't want to act.
I'm pretty clear in the things that I enjoy doing and the things that I just don't enjoy.
You like to keep it real. You like to write your own raps.
That's what I'm telling you.
He ain't want to lie writing for him.
That's what it sound like.
When he threatens somebody, he means it. He got it right.
I did something before and they gave me an earpiece and it was, like, feeding me jokes. And I remember the lady came out and she was like, is your earpiece working? And it was the Ms. Pat show. She has a court show. And I'm like, yeah, it works. And then she was like, well, why are you not repeating what we say? I'm like, oh, you want me to repeat that? Like, I thought they was cracking jokes to me. You know what I mean? That's how far away I promise you, because in my mind, it's like, I'm not saying what you like, I cannot do that. You know what I mean? Like, even when people because people offer to write for me all the time.
A lot of these niggas is getting ripped for it right now. Niggas walk up to me and say, I want to write for you. I wrote for this one, that one, this one. That's exactly why you can't write for me, bitch. Because then when you pitch it to the next, you know what I mean? Like, I just can't. I'm not there in my career yet with somebody to write for me.
What was the court show you're on? Because I would like to watch it.
Ms. Pat, the Ms. Pat, the comedian. She does a show about her life on BET, but she also does, like, a Judge Mathis style kind of thing. So in the little gallery, the jurors are, like, cracking jokes on whoever's suing who. But you really get paid.
Just understand. You were a juror.
This nigga will not just understand. He got tossed up.
And that's why I'm following. God forbid you engage with me and talk to me.
I think it's terrible.
You need to get to the bottom of this.
It's Ms. Pat's court show. Goddamn it.
I want to know if she was the.
Are you okay?
Defendant or the.
Get up and don't touch me. Nigga.
I'm sorry.
Thank you, Parks.
But you were a juror.
Yes, I was a juror. Those were all the comics. Those were all the comics are making fun of the people that are suing each other.
I see. Let's stop Joe's aneurysm.
Anyway.
Anyway.
You guys are jerks. Congratulations. Congratulations, man. Seriously.
Thank you.
So proud of you.
Thank you. I appreciate it, man. And thank y'all for watching and supporting and not being complete jerks.
Oh, yeah, no.
I can't be a jerk.
You guys didn't see it?
No. I didn't know it existed.
Do you support me at all?
No.
I asked the nigga that tried to kill us that. Saved your life, nigga.
I mean, that's a different kind of support.
Yeah.
Way to get dark.
But he also said us.
Yeah, it automatically just.
If I say you went to the lobby.
Give it to both of y'all. That almost don't count, though.
I'm self-serving a little bit.
It ain't my beef.
Fucking talk about niggas.
Yo, honestly, I don't really care how this sounds. For me, there's a statute.
Thank God.
You can't bring it into this.
No, it's not.
Yes, there is. It's talking about some shit from '07.
Okay.
On the '09.
He ain't bring up that nigga life.
I can't say that to me.
I think I can keep running.
No, you can't say that when the nigga life you saved was more ready to die than you.
No.
You scary, nigga. I was ready to go right out there.
If he saved your life, he could say that to them.
Yo, watch Law and Order, yo. That little one time.
How about you?
Look, now don't get aggressive.
It wasn't one time.
It wasn't one time.
I mean, the nigga saved him on several occasions.
Chill out, bro. What I'm saying is tell niggas that.
Wait, what are the other occasions?
Can we tap into that? How many times you saved this nigga? Like, this bitch has been locked up.
Can I at least get a count? I don't want to question it. I'm going to take your word for it because you've been solid so long.
How many times did he need you to live?
But how many times was it?
Because you know my memory is bad.
You need you for survival.
You have memory bad.
Till you start telling a story from 20 years ago and you act like you're perfect.
I promise. When you ask, I ain't even going to say that.
How many times did you save my life?
Two, three.
About that.
Four.
See, I won't refuse two.
We ain't counting.
Three, maybe.
Four.
Two or three.
Monica, get that number up.
Two or three is enough.
That's a lot.
One is a lot.
One you can't talk about.
Yo, my nigga, if a nigga goes and puts themselves in harm and makes you a young bitch and get out of that bodega.
You almost couldn't buy a burger.
I already filled the energy that you wanted with me.
I don't want it.
Listen. Look. Fuck you and that bitch in that bodega. She still there, legend has it.
You want her?
You ain't tell her that.
I fucking tell her that.
Now you want to talk shit when you get down to the block.
No, no, no.
You know what's sick?
I can explain if you let me.
If I would have wrestled that bitch down to the ground, full knockout punch, y'all would have dumped.
I would have cursed you to fuck up.
You ain't glad you did it.
I'm glad you know it.
It was hard, though.
We absolutely would have done that. All right, we're moving on now. Yo, what's important to y'all? What's important to y'all? Happy Halloween out there again.
Yes.
Be safe this weekend, please.
Please.
Because danger lurks.
It does.
A few of these niggas with masks have weapons.
Literally.
Not for play play.
Not plastic joints.
Plastic knives.
They know arms on the tip of that.
Yo, and I don't advise y'all to play with the plastic joints. I walked right by them in the Halloween store. Some of them shits looked and felt kind of real.
No, they got the heavy shits in there. You thought the yellow shits was heavy as hell.
Yo, they think they're doing something because they made them yellow and red.
No.
No.
I feel like black people know to stay away from stuff like that.
That is true.
Remember the '90s, we wouldn't even get kids toy guns.
I don't know.
We did that for 15 years straight. You wouldn't get the kids toy guns. Remember? No Christmas, no birthday, you couldn't get the shoes.
No, no. Well, in my house, the toy guns looked like a toy gun with a little nerf bullet and an orange revolver.
But do you remember?
It looked like the old cowboys, like, pow, a flag come out, something stupid.
But do you remember when people start pushing that around not to buy them, not to have kids playing with guns, just to not get that energy into a little boy? You know what little black boys playing with guns?
Yeah, I'm with that.
I don't let myself play with that.
I'm not. I've never been with it. I always went against that.
We grew up playing with guns.
I'm not a fan of that.
Yeah, I don't think it's not.
Yeah, yo. Hey, the toy guns, leave them alone.
Yeah, that's what it is.
And leave people alone too, man. This dude in Florida yesterday, I guess the kids were doing Ding Dong Dixie for Halloween or whatever.
Who?
Y'all ever heard of Ding Dong Dixie?
I'm not from Florida.
You knock and run. That's what Ding Dong Dixie is.
Ding Dong Dixie?
That's what we say in Philly.
I'm not from Philly.
In Philly, we say Ding Dong Dixie. They don't say that a lot of Florida.
We say Dick Dick.
I mean, y'all couldn't get from context that I was saying.
I don't know what context you're reading.
Ding Dong Dixie gives context.
He basically said y'all can't read, but go ahead.
All I'm saying is.
Ding Dong Dixie could be a few other games.
Like what? Name one game that could be.
Let's see, from Halloween.
Y'all some weirdos, man.
Because Ding Dong Dixie is some geeky shit.
Huh?
What is it?
Mark's talking about Ding Dongs.
Dixie.
Could be a bunch of different shit.
Tell me one thing you think it could be.
They think it is.
Something with a meaning.
Everything's valid for them.
Freak ass nigga.
That's what I said, man. That's all they think about.
Jesus, do better, man. Go ahead, Mark. Come on, man. You be holy, be holy, nigga.
Anyway, the kids were playing at somebody's door who didn't want to be played with, and the guy ran out with a gun. Obviously, it's an awful thing to do. He ran out with a gun and pistoled the oldest. He said, which one of y'all is the oldest? Found him.
I love that.
I mean.
I said you love that.
I didn't say that I love it. Yeah.
Yo, who the oldest? What's your birthday, nigga?
What's wrong with that?
Who the oldest?
Somebody got to get it, and I'd rather do the older one because one of y'all getting fucked up.
Wait, how old was the oldest?
Yeah, I was about to ask that. Was he a minor?
Yeah, they charged him with child abuse.
Was he 16?
He was like 16.
Play ball.
This older minor.
Play ball.
He was like 16.
Green light. 16, I'm fucking you up. Listen, hey, now, you got to teach them something. How you going to know not to bang on people's doors with your little phone out until somebody beat your ass?
Your pistol what?
With an empty pistol.
Pistol whip's a lot.
Pistol whip's a lot.
Pistol whip is a lot, Monica.
Tomato tomato.
He overreacted.
I don't have a stick, but I do have a pistol.
But I will say, growing up in a city, and I know New York is the same way, where Mischief Night, all that shit happens and people get carried away. I understand as a homeowner now, I look at that shit different because I used to do Mischief Night.
Did you fuck with people's door, though?
I mean, I used to do little. I didn't like spray painting people walls and shit. We would, like, throw shit at people. We went too far, but not as far as some of these people do now.
Remember Lay and Philie back in the day who came out about the snow and killed the kid?
Yes, exactly.
Leave people shit alone.
Yeah, people get tired of that.
Yeah, man. So just be safe out there, y'all, and tell your youngins, like, don't bother people because people don't want to.
When y'all talk about when y'all said be safe, when he said it, you know the first thing I thought of? It feels like everybody is trying to go viral. Like, I know that's been a thing for a while now, but it just seemed like right now, every fucking person think they're a content creator or a blogger or they're trying to go viral. That's why I feel like it's more dangerous because everybody got their phone out trying to do some funny shit because it's Halloween.
And more ridiculous shit to get more attention.
Yeah, you doing more because you got that phone out. It's dangerous right now.
So you walk outside somebody's TP in your crib, what do you do?
With the phones out.
What's TP?
Toilet paper.
Toilet paper.
Listen.
I don't speak English. Listen.
Nigga, because I don't know what Ding Dong Dixie is. I mean, I'm literally on it.
TP?
Oh, he's still on it.
On Halloween, yes.
What do you do? You chase him?
I ain't going to assault him.
You stop him?
Over toilet paper?
I'm not going to assault him.
What do you do?
Yell at him.
Yell at him.
You just going to yell.
You know I'm going to fuck you up.
You know what I'm saying? But you ain't going to I'm not hitting on nobody's kids. My nigga, I'm going to throw some toilet paper.
That's not bad.
Throw toilet paper at them. You know what I mean?
Pistol whipped away.
No, eggs is expensive. Yeah, they might get that. One ply. I keep y'all serious to guess.
Toilets.
Yeah, I'm not.
It's the difference between throwing eggs, putting toilet paper, and knocking and running and knocking and running. You know what I mean?
Knocking and running, you're not harming nobody. Or you get what I'm saying? You're not fucking with somebody.
If it's 2:00 in the morning, you woke me up, I'm going to be mad as hell.
I'm going to be mad.
I'm not saying I'm not going to be mad. I'm saying it's not a defense worthy of pistol whipping a child.
You shut off the autistic kid. They don't like loud voices.
But the problem with that is.
The dementia grandpa in the back is tripping now.
The problem with that is you don't know what these motherfuckers going through.
If you walk outside and say, yo, which one of y'all is the oldest?
I'm just saying that nigga might have snapped. Leave people to fuck alone because you don't know what they're dealing with.
Guess who you're going to snap at?
Oh, no, he going to jail.
Oh, all right.
Oh, your dude is definitely going to jail.
He going to jail for sure.
Let me ask y'all this. Y'all got teenagers. Your oldest come back with a story of this and he's not all bust up. He got a little gash. He ain't tear it up too bad. That the guy down the street beat him with a stick. Let's not say pistol. How do you respond to that? Do you take this nigga to the police station? Or do you say, why the fuck would you knock on that man's door? Like, seriously.
There's a third option.
What's the third option?
Go down to the house?
Yeah. We going to the house.
What y'all going to fight the man with?
Yes.
I'm not calling the police. If you put your hands on my kid and he got a gash on him, I'm not calling the police.
Got a gash.
Yeah.
Yes. I just was curious.
Yeah, I'm not calling the police, but I'm also not.
You're not calling the police?
You're not putting your hands on my kids, bro. I'll go down there for that.
Oh, that's what you're calling the police?
But he didn't put his hands on y'all kids.
He put his gun on him.
He put the stick.
Okay.
He put his hands on the stick.
He put his hands.
I might be corny, but I think in my head, like, why am I going back to say, I know he wasn't here, but you shouldn't have hit him. He shouldn't have been here, but you ain't handled business hitting him.
Yeah, that's how that goes. He's an adult. You're a child.
All right, we will turn the funniest topic into date or date line episodes.
Crazy.
Let's move on.
Yeah.
Ding dong.
No, you won't let it go.
He won't let that shit go.
It's some funny shit to even name it that.
Ding dong ditch is just.
I never knew it had a name, to be honest with you.
What'd you used to call it?
Ring bells and run, nigga.
That.
What are you talking about?
Yo, let's go ring bells and run.
That's it.
The end.
And I wasn't really doing that, but.
Cool. What's most important to y'all?
Is y'all.
Actually, we'll go ahead, Monica. We'll eat first because.
We didn't start yet, right?
We did.
We did. But go ahead and eat you your food.
I have a question, though, but we can't say it on camera.
Well, that's not good potting.
I'm just waiting on her to swallow.
Well.
Pause.
That's it. That's the charge.
Is it pause if you're talking to I'm talking about food. I'm talking about food because they will write it down.
Clean up.
They will write it down and forget you was joking. I'll tell you that much, boy.
Carry on, fellas.
Anyway, all right, so Amber Roe, listen, we ain't got to hold, but it's Halloween, dog.
Fact.
It's Halloween. Nobody put music out. Nobody put albums out. Jay-Z's doing.
Nah, Big Explug got something, but yeah.
Big Explug put something out. Bossman D-Load's mad. You niggas won't work with him no more. What else happened? And I got a designer record that I want to play for y'all. Other than that, it's Halloween. Everybody is outside doing fun shit and trick-or-treating and staring at hoes. That's it. That's what's going on. But speaking of actually, all right, I got a clip. Amber Roe.
Freaking a horse.
I'm not going to call Amber Roe's a horse.
I did it. I don't care.
All right.
Okay.
All right.
Y'all got beef?
No. Get out of here, Mark.
Still don't know.
Get out of here, Mark. You just called her a whore on the platform. I thought you had beef.
Girls could call girls hoes.
Exactly.
I thought you was being serious.
It's like gay guys could call gay guys. Exactly.
Guys can't call them hoes because we have no way of knowing who's a hoe and who's not a hoe according to them. Ish, what do you think about that?
I agree with them wholeheartedly.
How could we know?
Wholeheartedly.
Wholeheartedly.
Wholeheartedly.
There really is no way to tell. You're not in their bedroom. You're not counting bodies.
It's all what you do.
Mark, do you think there's a way to tell?
I think there is a way. Yeah.
How is that?
I don't know it. I couldn't even imagine it.
Wow.
Yeah.
Jesus. All right, you niggas is pussy today. I'm going to the clip. I'm going to the clip.
He has answered.
I didn't even get that.
What? You don't suck. I thought you said oh, wait. I mean, everybody here enjoys it except, I guess, this couch because Laura don't really like it either. No, it's not that. It's just that I have kids now. Like, my life is different. I kiss my children. They always want to kiss their mama. I'm not going around sucking dick. I'm just not. Like, if I'm again in a committed relationship, which I don't think would happen because I don't trust anybody enough with my sexual health to, you know, raise my kids, and I just don't want that.
There you go, ladies and gentlemen. Amber Roe says she does not suck.
Put your phone down.
Oh, sorry. Sorry about that. All right, phone. All right, there we go. Amber Roe says she does not suck dick.
Because she's a mom.
Because she's a mom and her kids kiss her. She kisses her kids.
Quick pull.
Yada, yada, yada, yada.
Quick pull.
I.
Amongst the fellas.
All right, so who going to say it, man?
Who's going to say it, man?
Who going to say it, man?
Sometimes moms.
Lies.
Bro, every Trump supporter I see talk lies and makes shit up. She's lying. She sucks dicks. It's impossible for Amber Roe's not to suck a dick. One of y'all getting Roe's alone, what you going to do? What's one of the requests you might have?
Pray.
You trying to fuck and get sucked. Exactly. Don't give me that smart look.
No. I thought we'd talk politics.
No, for real. Come on. Why can't why is that not laughable? Amber Roe saying she don't suck dick.
I just don't believe it.
It's a fucking joke because she's lying.
That's cool.
Come on, bro.
I think everybody kind of feels like she's lying, even though we have no basis.
I believe her. I stand with her.
Oh, yeah? Are you friends with Amber?
Yeah, I believe her.
Are you? You hang with Trump supporters?
Wow. Hang with is a lie. We're cool. We're cool. I've known Amber for 30 years.
That didn't affect your relationship? Her coming out and standing with Trump?
Our last couple exchanges have been about politics. It's mostly you know what I mean? But, like, we're not homies. We cool.
You know, Amber, since '97.
He from film.
Your math is.
Well, I know.
Your math is.
Delilah. Exactly. You don't hang in them kind of places. Robert, he know her.
Actually, you know what? So I guess it's not 30.
You said 30 years. I mean, you said my math is better.
Since '01. So what's that? 25 years?
Okay.
That's 25.
25.
Since high school, yeah.
Got it. Yeah, they from film. I get it.
Yeah.
Since high school.
We was cool too.
Marxy liked him selling bean pies outside of Delilah's or some shit.
He wasn't selling bean pies.
He wasn't selling that shit.
He was buying.
She was buying pies.
And nobody go to Delilah's, man. I was down at Real Spots, man.
Back in the day?
Piccadilly Rug Keg, yeah.
Ooh, Piccadilly.
Yeah.
You caught something in there.
Piccadilly and Ding Dong.
Yeah, man.
Fuck about it.
Piccadilly is crazy. Yeah, he even said it.
Yeah, I was in the hood spots, man. But.
Monica, you said hold on. You said y'all used to be cool, you and Amber, until what?
I said I've said a couple different times that that Trump thing is a separator to me. It's a reason to not be somebody's friend anymore.
I think that's a great reason.
So I've lost a couple relationships, and she is one of them. Like, we were always cool. At one point, she was trying to do a pie with me. When I was about to drop my pie, she was trying to do a pie with me, which I could see why she would want to do a pie with me. I don't know why I would have wanted to do a pie with her. It didn't make any sense. That's why we didn't do it.
I can see why.
At the time, it didn't make no sense for me to do it. It didn't because I would have to relocate and all that. But yeah, I don't appreciate that shit. She said a lot of stupid shit besides even being a Trump supporter because you could be a Trump supporter or whatever, but you being a Trump supporter and saying black people, y'all need to vote for them because they're leading you the wrong way because da da da. That's a lie. Like, I personally think all of them are paid. All of them people that run with him, and it's against their own interests or their family and their friends, I'm thinking it's just a check. We seen a lot of rappers stand with him, and then that's it. They don't mention him. They don't bring it up no more. Even niggas that get partners, they get far away from him.
She act like they best buddies and went on a tour with that shit. Fuck her.
I think she believes that shit too, unfortunately.
Do you?
I do. I don't think she's lying. I just think she looks at the world a little different.
So the whole time you was just around niggas acting differently, what were you pretending then or what?
People and I want to get back to this.
Dick sucking.
Fellatio conversation because I was getting heavy.
You're all ass.
No, no, no. But I seen a lot of people go through a lot of changes over this Trump shit, good and bad. So I don't assume that everybody's lying. I think some people are just wrong. You know what I mean? I give them the benefit of at least being wrong. I don't assume everybody got bad intentions. But this dick sucking thing why is dick sucking still, especially in our community, like, the worst thing you could do? This clip is not going to serve me with.
I don't know. Back in the day.
I see how that might be used against me in a different way.
Hey, you killing it, Mark.
But I'm just saying, it's like you can have kids.
And suck dick.
And still suck dick.
And they are.
And they are.
Yes. That was the source of my poll. That was where my poll was leading.
Moms be sucking.
No, now we talking.
This clip is not going to serve me well either.
No, you know you're telling the truth now.
Yeah.
I mean, you married, so it's tough to tell the truth. And I'm engaged, so I really can't tell them the truth.
Yeah.
But.
Shout to the single moms out there.
Oh, my God. Them be the ones with the nastiest mouths when they lead them kids. When they lead them kids, they lead them in there with oatmeal and sugar water. They lead them kids in there to survive. And shout to the single moms. They got an oldest that hold it down too. Oh, my God. Lead them kids with the oldest. They come over and do demon time shit I heard.
Allegedly.
Yeah.
In the past.
I have a question for all of y'all. How many often have you ran into a woman that didn't want to suck your dick or didn't suck your dick? Like, have you ever run into a woman where she was like, I don't do that shit?
Since I've been an adult.
Yeah, as a grown-up. Because that's the thing. We were a certain age. It was taboo or a certain time.
Especially our community.
I feel like even in the '80s.
Mark, don't say that again during our dick sucking conversation.
It's the truth. Growing up, the black girls I dated was like, yo, I don't suck. Like, sucking dick was the last thing you got. You would get pussy before you could get your dick sucked.
Wait, it's not.
But white girls was the opposite.
Or it was a secret. I remember I was talking to a friend of mine, and he was telling me, like, his first old head advice was, you don't get your girl to suck your dick. That's for the side bitches. Like, sucking dick was this nasty thing.
I did hear that, though.
Yeah.
I've heard that, Mark.
But that's back. That's '80, early '90. That shit been dead. People suck dick now.
Once Kim came out. Yep. Kim opened the door for everybody.
I agree.
Which Kim?
Most people.
Look, Kim. Look, I got to ask.
Hardcore. Don't shout to Lil' Kim.
If he said it, I got to ask.
But y'all didn't answer. Have y'all ran into women that didn't suck dick? Is that a common thing?
No. Only one girl who I was having a lot, like, one who I had a lot of involvement with that didn't. She had, like, a reason.
Like, you dated.
How y'all still had a lot of involvement?
What'd you say?
How y'all still had a lot of involvement?
I mean, we had sex.
You went back after she wouldn't suck that dick the first time?
I mean, she wasn't my girl.
Oh. You wiped her after she knew she sucked it?
She was not my girl.
Oh, okay.
Yeah, that's what I'm saying. She was somebody I had sex with a lot.
I ain't trying to be funny. Like, after three or four humps, if you ain't getting it.
With no heat licking. It's like, why are we here, bro? That's what your heat thinking. Why are we over here again?
Are we trying to fuck again?
Yeah.
Sometimes. I mean, it was y'all me. It was.
I guess it depends on the man. For some men, you don't suck no dick. No way. It's not happening. Other men, it's like you suck it, you suck it, you don't, you don't.
The other thing, sometimes it's like a child. Sometimes you want to get them to suck.
I get what you were saying.
You know what I'm saying? Yeah.
I can't infer.
Yeah. You're going to have to.
Yeah, it's cool. You know what I mean?
How about you? Is that what happened to you, Joe?
What?
Yeah, stop acting like you're not a podcaster, yo.
I'm engaged. So this conversation.
It's a long time ago.
We was in the '90s.
If you're talking about the '90s.
2000s.
I'm sure.
2010s.
If you're talking about the '90s-ish, then.
You just went to the '20s.
I'm sure.
I'm sure it happened.
It happens.
That's when you lift your leg up because they had their head right there. That's when you just that's just when you.
Give him a signal.
That's when you just angle them. All you got to do is reposition. If you just reposition yourself, she'll find herself with a decision to make.
Y'all asked him to.
You asked.
That's crazy, though.
No, Amber's fine, bro.
No, I guess I don't know.
I oldest is 13 years old. So you mean to tell me Amber Roe's ain't sucking dick in 13 years? Except for her man.
That's not where she I mean, she said where she is now. She said she's not in a relationship. She said she'll do it in a relationship. And for her, it seemed like a hygiene thing. She said, like, if I you know, I don't want to kiss my kids with that mouth, basically.
So what if you were with their dad?
She got like two things.
Then she said it's safe.
Well, that's the thing.
Listerine something?
Some of them hoes was kissing their kids with that mouth. I mean, I'm not.
Come on, brother. Come on, Jesus.
Yo, dog. All right.
Come on, brother.
Okay.
Keep it holy. Come on, my nigga.
Okay.
I just want to take the shame out of it. Do what you want. As long as everybody's consenting, do your thing.
Man, grow the fuck up, man. Suck a dick. Save a life. That's why these niggas around shooting, doing all that shooting shit, all that testosterone they built with nuts.
Ball's heavy.
Suck it out. If that man pay bills, you suck him up. You don't got to wake him up all the time. Suck him up.
What if it's somebody you're dating, but y'all ain't like, they ain't your dude?
I'm sucking dick. I'm grown.
Let me ask you a question.
I don't play no games. I'm sucking. I'm trying to prove something anyway. You know what I mean? I know where my skill sets at. I ain't all that in every department. I got that.
Macaroni and cheese, I got that, though.
I'm on it. I know where my strong suit is.
Macaroni and cheese too.
Fuck that. Listen, mind your business. What I'm saying is I'm grown.
And you repeated it too.
All right. That's one of her skill sets.
And switching to the movie.
My boy.
He was getting that.
And his mac and cheese.
And his mac and cheese. He do it. Do it, make the noise.
I wasn't even going to talk about that mac and cheese.
Is it making that? I know it's like mac and cheese.
I know it's like.
I had Thanksgiving cup. Old niggas flirting.
Old niggas can't flirt no more.
Old niggas flirting.
It's creepy.
That was the nasty shit.
That shit ain't mac and cheese.
That shit ain't him. He got it off.
Hey, guys.
Hey, Nate.
Hey, PYT.
Brickhouse.
A brick house.
Anyway, yes, it's like mac and cheeses.
I didn't say that.
That's not what it was.
She said, I know my skill sets. I said macaroni and cheese, meaning she could cook macaroni and cheese.
Oh, we were talking about cooking.
Hey, way to get out of this.
Hey, way to get out of there.
I get it. I get it.
Oh, and you could cook mac and cheese. Yeah, no.
Cook?
Yeah, no, I don't like that one. Anyway. All right, Amber Roe.
You're lying.
Salute to you.
Oh, you're lying.
Hey, if you suck a dick, you're not sucking dick. I think you suck Trump's dick.
Hey, it's a feud that I think Trump is taking to the bathroom. I ain't going to lie to you.
The way he was just talking the other day, that shit was crazy.
Horrible.
Did y'all talk about that?
That was horrible.
We did.
Mind you, he keeps doing it to men. Like, he keep, oh, he's such a hunk of a guy. You see the ass on that guy. He just did that to a man. The same thing he just did to her, he did to a man.
You trying to clean it up?
See?
No, never mind. Never shut up.
I don't do that.
Y'all are annoying.
Oh, man.
Y'all are nasty.
Anyway, go, Amber.
What else? What else? What else? What else? What else? Dame Dash. Let me get all the micro topics out of the way. Dame Dash says that Jay-Z better not call him for the Super Bowl. And.
He said, I'm not doing it.
Yeah, he said he's not doing it. I'm going to find the clip.
Why would he think somebody calling him?
Because he Dame Dash.
Yeah.
He's making it clear.
Yeah, I'm just letting it be known. Don't call my line. I'm not coming out there. I'm not doing it.
I wouldn't want to.
Yeah. Don't even call this way.
Who would want to pop up on that stage?
Not Dame?
On the Super Bowl?
Dame Dash.
It wouldn't be answered.
Like, we all know he's going to bring out Beyoncé.
All right.
But, like, you can't bring I'm not going. Don't even call me for the Super Bowl.
Facts.
I'm not going. I don't have any desire for that. And when, like, Dr. Dre and them came out, they, like, we all know he's going to bring out Beyoncé.
All right.
Yeah.
Said Dre and them came out. They bought their whole camp. Basically, Jay don't have no camp to bring out, so he going to be limited in who he could potentially bring.
That's not true.
I disagree.
He's got some camp still.
He's got?
Yes.
Who going to tell him?
Whole camp's here, buddy. It's just not you.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's tough.
There will be a camp there, and he probably wasn't calling you.
Can.
And that's all I got.
I don't even think he know how to I don't even think.
Know how to get in contact with him even. Like, what's your number?
I don't even have that number no more, bro.
I took it like he was saying, don't call me to attend the Super Bowl or to watch it. That's how I know.
Nah, he said, don't call me to pop out.
Even in that even in that, what I'm saying is right.
He wasn't calling on me.
He's not.
He said to watch, y'all. It's like everybody knows except for him. He the only one don't know.
Well, that's the part I was going to ask y'all. Like, is there a chance that he's just trolling at this point? Like, he just knows anything he say is going to get viral as soon as he say anything?
I think it's a chance at that. Yeah. Hopefully, the positive, the most, the best, the best, the best, the best version.
Case scenario.
Yeah.
Because he's so smart in some ways. I just, I hate this shit is hard for me to watch. I watch every one of them, but it's hard.
See, I don't. The algorithm just keep feeding me this shit. Like, I tried my best not to watch none of the Dame shit. And I tried my best not to watch that video of Chrishan taking their baby to the haunted house.
Oh, my God.
I tried to not watch any video with her name.
Why the fuck would they do that? Goblins and goons hitting the corners, scaring that damn baby. And the baby's already viral as fuck just because of how he looked. They got him little stickers and shit, and y'all spooking that nigga out.
Is there any Jay-Z enemy or former friend less likely to hit that stage than Dame Dash?
No.
He might be at the bottom of the list. Like, I think DaHeYe's going to be out there first.
DaHeYe.
Right.
Right.
I can't think of anybody less likely at this point. Even, and you know, I'm still standing tall that DaHeYe ain't going to be there, but DaHeYe seems like a layup compared to Dame.
Easily.
Yeah, I don't see nobody.
Fuck, DaHeYe's going to do dance?
Yeah.
Yeah.
The dance don't look like it used to look.
Exactly.
It don't.
Nigga, them days is over. That nigga's shoulder don't pop like that no more.
Nah, it's a horrible fall from grace.
Man.
Perfect.
I know that upset you a little bit. You don't like that shit.
Nah, I don't like that.
I can tell.
I'm careful about even saying that because people don't feel like they've fallen from grace.
True.
So it sounds it'd be sound like a shot.
Sound like a shot.
So.
That's true.
I just want to let people live in whatever world they create for themselves without impeding upon that.
Yeah, right. I agree with you.
It's a fall from grace. You just got to accept that. I mean.
No, you don't.
No, you don't.
No, you don't.
You can be in denial.
I'm sorry.
It still makes it a problem.
I don't mean it literally. I should say, if he were wise, he would accept it. If you were on the hottest, biggest radio stations in the world, if you were all over TV, and now you're doing One Off with Danny, you know what I'm saying? If you you know what I'm saying? Like, if you're getting I know what he makes per interview because I've had the opportunity to interview. I passed on it. And that's not I'm not dissing Dame. Like, again, like, you have to do what you have to do. You know what I mean? But I'm just saying, like, it's not the same. You know what I mean?
He was a mogul. And, you know, I hope he gets back to that. He's talented enough to do it.
He used to be. He used to.
But this is a fall from grace. Like, come on.
It is.
Like, if you got eyes, you know that. When you're doing.
And it wouldn't necessarily look like a fall from grace if he didn't appear so bitter. That's what happened.
Yeah.
You start talking so much, and it came off bitter, and then we all looked at it as bitter. So when a person is bitter, even their new endeavors don't look as good. Because it look like you making the moves out of with this little, you know, this fire burning to show everybody. You know.
That's actually it to me, more than the rat jumping over the wall in the background or the teeth missing and all that stuff. Like, that's all stuff that could happen to anybody.
That's regular shit.
Yeah, but, like, he's a thorough dude. He's always the one that clowned other crews for talking, you know, for talking about people's business, for splitting up in public. All the things that he's criticized that we see happening now, and that, for me, is actually the thing that makes me feel like that's the biggest fall from grace for me.
He kept lying too. He kept lying. He kept lying. We went revolved for talking to Charlamagne about being a boss, and then it come out, who's really a boss?
The CEO revolved and all that stuff. Yeah.
All that. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. So that's what happens. If Dame was somewhere focusing on what he loved and doing what he loved in his own world, nobody would look at him that way.
Well, while we are on the topic of falling from grace, I'm here to announce that Lamar Odom, formerly of the Clippers, formerly of the Lakers.
Lakers, yeah.
Has announced that he will be starting his OnlyFans page.
Absolutely.
He becomes the first NBA star to join OnlyFans and teases risqué content. He says, and I quote, "I've always been an open book." End quote.
Salute to him.
We going to hit a.
So I'm going to hit the round of applause.
Yes.
For Lamar Odom.
And this ain't no fall from grace.
I'm about to say it might not be a fall from grace.
Creator's create, man.
He's going to swing back up.
Is he sober? Is he sober?
You think he's going to get up?
Yeah.
Pause.
Only your mind will be over there.
Guys, is he still in recovery?
I have no idea.
I don't know.
I think you're always in recovery.
He's still in recovery. Yeah, he's still in recovery.
Yo, in real life, if I'm being serious and mature, I certainly hope that Lamar Odom is still in recovery. I hope that he's doing well, fighting whatever demons he had. I hope his mental health is great. I hope that Lamar Odom, period. We'd like niggas, real niggas know what Lamar Odom meant to the game of basketball and to them coming up. So prayers to Lamar Odom, and I hope all is well.
Can I ask you OnlyFans stuff?
And hold up for a minute.
That's right.
In real life.
In real life?
On air. Boy, I hope he's still doing crack.
Yo.
Because the OnlyFans will be lit.
Oh, my God. OnlyFans about to be awful.
It'll be lit.
That's the selling point.
Niggas are paying to watch him tweet.
Tweet?
Tweak.
Tweak.
Oh, tweak.
Oh, toss the crack.
You've seen him do crack. Now, see him do crack. But ass. In the nude.
Get right up. Double entendre.
He's doing crack rooted and tooted.
How many old athletes have taken the OnlyFans route, y'all?
He's the first.
Doggystyle.
He's the first NBA.
Is he really the first NBA guy?
Yeah.
Who wants to be the first guy that does OnlyFans?
First man in the moon right there.
Shit.
Oh, y'all somehow do OnlyFans.
Hold on now.
He's charging $3.25 the first month.
That's a deal.
13 a month after that. Is that, like, bargain basement, or is that, like, the standard price?
This I'm sorry, and I hate to make the podcast about me, but this just brung back PTSD because y'all told me I could do OnlyFans cracking jokes on my panties. And then y'all asked me how much would I charge, and I said $20.
Wait, wait, wait. Don't put me in on OnlyFans.
He made me start going like this, and I didn't catch it. I didn't catch it. And you started falling apart. And then when I rewatched it, I figured it out that my OnlyFans price was too much, and that's why y'all all laughed at me.
I didn't laugh.
But they don't subscribe to OnlyFans, so I don't think that that's a fair.
I don't even know how much it.
He couldn't even talk. He laughed so hard.
$20 a month sounds.
Who?
I'll pull the clip.
I don't even remember being there for this nasty question.
Y'all keep going. I'm going to get the clip.
Clip, she won't pull the clip.
She's a rewind.
Your brother ain't laugh.
Nigga, you holler. That's how they name it.
I don't even want to laugh.
And y'all all started putting it at the ground, and I still couldn't figure out why they putting it at the ground. I don't get it. But it was because my price was too high.
That nigga be your first up, boy.
What am I saying?
What? That nigga, boy.
Boy, I ain't laugh at you, did I?
Y'all laughed. None of y'all laughed. Y'all cackled. Nobody chuckled. Everybody cackled. Like, niggas was holding on to each other, running out the room. It was one of them jokes. Everybody got up and left.
Well, I don't think I'm not in support of you starting OnlyFans.
Joey.
At least while you work here.
Keep going. Keep going. Let me find the clip.
Anyway, so yeah, Lamar Odom, salute.
Salute.
Good luck.
Get it how you get it.
Get it how you get it.
Yeah.
Y'all really in support of this?
Look, whatever you got to do, man.
I don't know how to call that.
It ain't going to affect me.
Wouldn't he all subscribe just to support him?
No.
Mark.
He's going to do that with a woman.
No, Mark.
He said he's going to that woman, the real estate mogul woman who's really attractive?
That's not a gift bag.
Look, his face lit up.
His face did light up.
Yo, this nigga's crazy.
He said, hold up now, $3.99?
No, Mark, we wouldn't sub to support.
I don't know.
Lamar Odom's OnlyFans.
Probably encourage anybody else to if they you know what I mean?
Salute, y'all.
I found the clip.
Oh, she had that on. She was ready.
Exactly.
She's ready for you niggas.
I wasn't ready. Why would I be ready? I was fresh.
Laughing at him.
And once again, I'm on him.
I work with y'all.
I don't laugh at him, hold on. Oh, I don't hear nothing.
There's suspense.
There's suspense coming.
I don't hear nothing.
I don't think she got the clip.
I don't think she does either.
Put OnlyFans.
Put OnlyFans?
Telling jokes with the drawers on.
In your drawers, telling jokes.
Occasional nipple.
Smoking a block.
Yeah. Free FUPA.
I don't want much. $20.
A month?
$20 a month.
Is it good jokes?
You pay monthly, right?
I hear glorious quick jokes.
What's the average quick joke for girls that's fucking?
I don't hear shit on myself.
I don't hear shit on myself.
I don't hear shit on himself.
OnlyFans?
Yo.
OnlyFans issue might not have been there.
Yeah, I don't hear us.
Occasional nipple.
Occasional nipple.
Smoking a block.
Yeah.
Fuck off. Y'all over there.
Free FUPA.
I don't want much. $20.
That shit going anyway.
A month?
Look at your face. What's y'all there? $20 a month.
Is it good jokes?
You pay monthly, right?
Yeah, I got it. That's it.
I'm the only friend on it.
You don't hear ish?
Yeah, he was probably out there that day.
It was beating it. Nigga took the mental snapshot, went home, stood behind the door.
I stood up. I stood up.
I still don't wow this shit out.
It's so stupid, yo.
Beating off standing up.
It's crazy.
Nobody does that.
I better not see you outside tonight in the Captain Hook outfit.
Y'all, my good God.
Yo, what time is it?
Yo, y'all.
Please, first thing in the morning, please say bye.
He's going to subscribe to LO.
You want to see LO lay it up?
Y'all.
That's unsettling.
That's you.
Music man.
Word.
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I did.
If you didn't see it, no need.
Mary?
No need to fret. I have the clip for you. Yeah, somebody went to a Mary show to heckle Mary for some strange reason.
I know. I know.
She just cashed out.
That's not right.
That ain't smart.
It's never right, but especially not on a.
For a win? You didn't have to come here.
That part.
So I hope someone sees you and politely remove you. You spend your money for a kid. I'm sorry. Sometimes I just got to go there because that's where I'm from.
Yeah.
Take him out of your house.
Y'all mean back to the jamboree.
Yeah.
There you have it. Mary taking care of business out there.
Yeah. I like it.
Y'all like it?
I like it.
Mary don't take no shit.
I like it. Quick. I hope somebody see him get him out of here.
Yeah.
Back to the show.
That's true, bro.
I can't believe somebody would boo Mary J. Blige.
That's what I didn't understand.
That's on the bottom of the list of people to boo.
Word.
You know what I mean? But if you're going yeah, I don't know. Just don't go. Like she said, just don't go.
Mary is super serious. Like, she got that aunt. Like, in the street, people look at her like aunt, but she feel like that. Remember when she did the interview about the McChicken thing that went viral? When she look at that camera and say, I think it was funny. Fuck y'all. Like, it was serious. Like, it feel like, OK, let's not even laugh at that no more. People was making videos apologizing for shit they did years ago. She just don't seem like nobody you play with.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's tough, though, like when you're dealing with a heckler. I mean, have you ever been booed before?
I'm sure I have.
Because, I mean, I have two. Like.
Apollo.
Even though I'm not counting this as being booed.
The battle.
I don't call this being booed and the battle I got booed. Yeah, I don't count this as being booed. This is one lone person in a crowd.
That's what I'm talking about.
And when you're the one lone heckler, the performer can hear you and may take a moment to speak directly to you if you're by yourself.
Not just that. Certain fans, if you're the one lone heckler.
The right fans.
The right fans. Yo, Mary, bro.
You might get wobble.
They ride for Mary.
They wobble.
Yo, they ride for Mary. I'm shocked that that just ain't wobble.
I took what she said as somebody boo Bob Pimpley.
Any business.
I didn't take that as, hey, security, can you please remove him?
She wasn't called for security.
At all.
Yes, I agree.
I bet Mary fans don't play. I learned years ago not to fuck with them.
Actually, that's a cue to leave.
Yes.
Yeah.
Or else.
Yeah.
Someone may be on their way to your section.
So go ahead and see my way out.
Today, niggas will do that and hope somebody come fuck them up.
Sure, sure, sure.
Yeah.
Yeah, because the goal what is the goal of a heckler if not to be getting attention?
That's why I lost.
And go viral and do all this bullshit.
And that's the shit I hate.
That's what's like, I've been heckled before. You're a comedian. I'm sure if you haven't, you will be heckled at some point.
I've been heckled, yeah.
Like, the goal sometimes is just to ignore the person so that they don't get that attention they want. But there's also the thing of, if it's only one person.
Oh, no. You got to make an exception.
They also be in your head. No, but they also sometimes be in your head. Like, I've had people stand up and hold crazy signs, you know what I mean, while I'm speaking.
I'm sure.
And it's like, all right, I want to ignore.
They throw you off.
Yeah, it's like, I want to ignore. I don't want to give them the satisfaction, but it also is hard to ignore them because it's just one person. And the whole room could be cheering, but all I see is that one person holding up that sign. And it's like, so it's like a battle in your mind of, like, whether to ignore that person or give them what they want.
Also, I don't know if everybody comes with the intention or the plan to be a heckler. People do drugs and drink and shit, and then sometimes you get the because my heckler, they were drunk. They were just talking, talking. They weren't really heckling. They just kept talking. It's hard to do stand up when somebody's talking to you. Like, it's hard. But people be on shit. Sometimes it's just, you know, everybody can't handle what they pick to do. You know?
You cracked on a Mary show though.
Huh?
You cracked on her.
We went back and forth. Yeah, we went back and forth a little bit. But it fucked my vibe up. Like, I was pissed.
That's what they want.
Like, that's like what Mark said. I was super distracted. It was weird.
Some of the motherfuckers want to be a part of the show. They want to go there and get their little five seconds of fame.
Weird as shit.
But they come in there and hijack your show and start talking to you. Now we having a one-on-one conversation. My nigga move. I'm here to entertain the crowd.
And you're booing somebody that got slap after slap after slap. I can see it. We booing somebody who up there playing some Z cuts.
Some bullshit. Yeah.
Yeah, and it's just not your joint.
And you paid.
Like, that's the most important thing. That's her thing. Yo, you paid here to come in and do that? Like, a comedy show is a little different. You might have came for one comic, and the opening comics or something. You know, I'm not saying that it's appropriate, but.
That makes sense.
Yeah, but you came to the Mary J. Blige show. Nigga, she's the headliner of the show. Why would you come here and spend your paper to come boo? It's stupid.
We ain't talk about it last week. Anybody get to see Keisha Cole performing on stage?
I did. I did.
Missed that one.
Oh, no need to fret.
Oh.
Yo.
That sound like my wife and her friends when they 2:30 in the morning.
I ain't want to say that.
They put on the YouTube video.
I was not sure what I was about to say.
That shit sound crazy, yo.
Now, they was on her case because they said she barely did any singing. She tried to let the crowd do most of the singing.
Especially for this show.
It makes sense.
No, they said for most of the show.
Oh, shut up.
They was asking for a refund.
Look.
Oof.
It's fucked up because this is that shit.
This is that shit.
On time. Keep your drunk as hell up there.
My chargeback would have been done already.
No, that nigga's just asking for refunds. Mad niggas asking for refunds.
Yeah, nigga.
Dude, hit his shit.
She ain't singing.
Is that the one?
Oh, no, no, no, no. Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Yeah, they said they was asking for a refund.
Maybe she was just unwell.
And I might as well have, ain't the song that you want to let that audience sing the whole damn thing.
Yeah.
And I love Keisha Cole too much to even continue to let this clip.
Friend of the show.
Play like that. Yeah, friend of the show. We do love Keisha Cole. She got all the slaps. In her defense, she did go online and say, yo, y'all, it was my birthday. I was super drunk.
She said it on stage.
And I was just bottling up.
She was in there. She's like, come on, y'all. Y'all know it's my birthday. Come on, y'all. Celebrate with me. Y'all sing.
But then there's another clip of Joe Thomas performing somewhere, and Keisha Cole happens to be there.
Homecoming.
With a microphone. And Joe Thomas trying to whatever he's doing up there. And she's trying to ad-lib the song, but she looks drunk again. And she's like fucking the song up. And you see him looking like, yo, could somebody take the microphone from this lady? Please. But he's a class act, so he's not going to listen, man. It gets tough, especially on your birthday, especially when you're drunk. I don't know.
She's just having a time, man.
I give her a pass.
Because we know Keisha could sing. That's the thing.
Yes.
It's not like we.
I give her a pass.
It's not like we don't know what she could do when she's on.
Of course. She get busy. She was celebrating, man. She was a little she had a little bit too much to drink.
But I ain't mad at the fan that want a refund.
Oh, no.
Oh, no.
No, no, no.
They're blaming it on the new boyfriend now. That's what the internet is saying.
I've seen that.
Because she got a Philly nigga.
Well, yeah. Yeah, she got a little young boy. She got a little young boy, and that's why you got to give her some grace because when the older joints start fucking the young joint, they don't really want to go to work. They ain't going to work to really do their job. They older. They want to get back to that young peen. Then they showed her. They said they was killing him for parading her around Philadelphia in, like, her laundry clothes while he was dripped out.
Who is he?
Skrilla.
Skrilla.
Oh, shit.
I'm kidding.
Skrilla.
Y'all know exactly who that.
He had a Kensington, too.
I think that was real.
No, that's real.
No, that's real.
I know a Philly nigga do that to you.
She was a Kensington. That's the thing.
Y'all just said, hey, look now.
Salute to the love life.
You mean, everybody deserves one of them summers.
In honor of what I think Keisha Cole was trying to do this morning when I was searching for new music, I saw that the legend George Michael had dropped Faith Live in Paris.
I saw that. I didn't press play.
Oh.
Not really much for live albums.
I think this is what she was trying to do.
Let's hear it.
Which is also one of the greatest feelings you could ever have as a performer.
Have the crowd sing.
Like, this next song, this next song, I'm not going to sing, OK? You're going to sing.
Oh, shit.
I like George Michael.
Don't ever play with don't ever play with him.
I like how you're going to sing. I'm going to sing just the first line, the first line, and then you guys are going to sing the whole song, OK?
That's awesome.
Damn.
Yo, this is '88.
I guess it will be '90.
This is 1988. Oh.
Hey.
Oh.
Right? You got that little hey.
Oh.
If I could touch your body.
What?
I got a body like you.
Oh, yeah. Yo, this nigga got so much pussy and dick this night. Yo, this nigga got all the pussy and dick he wanted that night.
Hey, yo, he really ain't said nothing.
He playing guitar right here.
This is crazy, man.
Yeah, that's nice. That's nice.
This is fire, actually.
But like you said, you got to know which song you could do that with.
Yo.
I was outside jamming to this.
You know how gangster you got to be to put out a live album and it's just the fucking crowd?
A song and a gangster.
I'm about to go down to the studio.
A song and a yo, this is ridiculous to me.
That's insane.
I was outside having the time of my life. Did my fiance text me, hey, you getting in the shower with me or what?
That's what I mean, right?
I was having some real god fun out there.
Well, that's what I did. I cut it off. I wouldn't do what I was doing. This is crazy. I'm cutting this off.
I'm going to buy this.
Me, too.
All right, man.
Yo, that's fire.
I respect you.
Wow.
Man, that's what that shit was, boy.
I think that's what she was trying to do.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Don't say.
It just didn't.
It felt intentional.
You can't not be drunk.
It's a harder song to sing, by the way, instead of Faith.
Way hard.
So I got.
No, no, no.
Which one?
Keisha's shit.
Keisha's shit goes harder.
The first one or the second?
The first one.
Love.
Love is the hard fucking song.
The second one.
You got to be on the singing one.
I do not think that love is harder to do than.
Not even remotely.
You talking about singing, like performing.
Singing, yeah.
But we talking about the crowd. We talking about the crowd doing it.
It's a hard vocal song, but the crowd loves it.
But the crowd to know the first and second verse to Faith.
Yeah.
It's a lot of words.
Yeah.
That's mad words.
Crazy.
At the club, at any club you go to in America, all the big sloppy bitches is going to sing the Keisha Cole shit and know every word.
Indeed.
All the bitches is having all the trouble with niggas in the world is going to fucking signal to the club that you was guilty too, motherfucker.
They be in the club signaling.
What was y'all's song in the club that signaled to somebody that might have seen you?
Fantasia and Neo.
Big Sean and E-40.
Yeah, what?
No, all right. That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying.
Just told DJ put the Joe Button set on.
I'm saying a song to come on in the club that might be mirroring something happening in your life.
That's what I'm saying.
To where you're fucking with.
Big Sean and E-40. He kind of right.
Oh, yeah. I don't fuck with you.
I don't fuck with you. What? That shit hit hard.
Yeah, that's a good one.
I'm going to Nova Cain anytime it comes on.
Yeah.
Makes me feel like I'm at, what the fuck is this?
Coachella with the dentist bitch.
Yeah.
Doing molly or some shit.
The balls.
Yeah.
Nova Cain beat Take Me to Your Version, which then makes me want to argue with Shorty.
Nova Cain in the club. I'm like, god, Nova Cain in the club never goes wrong. Also one of the best songs made last decade.
Oh, yeah.
Just throwing that out there.
Yeah, it's up there.
Easily.
It's up there.
By far. I saw a pick of her in the studio, too. Big A, hey, other performers out there. Big room, the live band room.
Yeah.
It was just her.
Orchestra.
Orchestra.
Orchestra.
Yeah, not the little tiny not the little tiny B rooms y'all be in, the little side rooms.
Mini room.
Big, big, big room for her.
The main junk.
And she was by herself in there.
Yeah.
I play all this shit.
Yep. Yeah. I don't need nobody. Oh, I can't wait to hear.
Well, me, too.
I won't say anything about how she's been looking running through New York City lately.
She looks great. Look, boy. She looks amazing.
Man, you boy.
Man, you what?
Yeah, yeah.
Man, you what? I can't pick up what you're talking about.
No, it's cool.
Leave it down there. Leave it down there. Don't pick it up.
Her, man. It's her.
Anyway, what else is going on in music? There is a new designer song that I'd like for you guys to hear.
Oh, please.
OK.
I know it sounds funny because he's been jerking off on planes.
I was hoping that that was not going to tie in.
But hey.
It's me.
Have you got to come up with the slap? Come up with the slap. Like the head, here it go.
Brand new designer this record is called We The Party At with a Party At.
I like it.
I like it, too.
Don't sound good.
I like it, too.
You got a whole EP out.
I wish y'all had known that. I'd have bought it. Four songs.
Oh, yeah.
Feeling like the plane was on.
She do all of that. She do all of that.
She do all of that.
I love when it happens.
This is time to party at. Time to take away.
Not bad.
I like it. And I love that it sounds good.
First reaction. First reaction, ladies and gentlemen. Come on. What do you got? What do you got?
It's dope.
I like it because it sounds.
Sound old.
Like designer.
Yeah.
Yes.
It sounds like a record he would have made when he was in his peak.
Probably.
He ain't try to do a whole bunch of rapping. He ain't Timmy Turner Meet a Death. He put on a hard beat with a hard hook and looked like he had fun in the video. That sounds like designer to me. I'm going to go buy his EP because I don't like how they did him when he came up with his fucking hit. I'm one of them niggas. Sorry. I'm loyal to musicians that way. They fucked him. Shouldn't have fucked him. He had a record that he should have been good for the next 10 years, but he ain't. So yeah, I'm going to buy the EP.
I'm with that. This particular song, I'm not like I said, it sounds old to me. It sound like a leftover from 2016 or something.
Not to me. I think it sounds like new designer. I like it, though, because his ad-libs always were a little different, and they weren't like exclusively to him. And it's nothing I never found nothing wrong with his original music. So he coming back and he still sound like himself. I'm with that because I always thought designer was hard. I always thought he got a bad break, too.
Shout out to designer.
Shout out to designer, man. What else we got in music? Anything else in music? Music, music?
Yeah, man. That big extra plug album is out.
Yep.
New album.
Better Overtime.
I listened to it from midnight. I ran it again this morning. He's over some soul samples in here. I don't know if they're samples now because today people do the soul AI.
AI shit. It could be.
So it could be either or. So I don't want to call it a soul sample, but the production, I fuck with the production. I got some standouts that I like off of it. He got some features that I fuck with. Belly Gain Cushion Ten is on there.
He's on there. Leon's on there.
They really did.
Skies and Lumen. I didn't love that one, but.
I fuck with it.
I think I just didn't like that that's how it started the album.
OK.
It felt like a little too I don't know. A cover, basically, starting the album is kind of weird to me.
I get that. I get that.
But the album is good. It sounds like it sounds like it's first album. Like he went and did the country album, and then he did the group album, all that shit. He went back to what he does best, which is, yeah, rapping over kind of soul samples.
And anytime I see Big Extra Plug featuring Rosama, I'm going right there. Like.
Hey.
I've been having shit so long. Go tell them fuck niggas catch up. We ain't got the TRX, the Cyber Beats. That beat ain't sitting up. Did all this shit off independence. Think I might go fuck them up. It's time for M's and major deals. I already got 10 M's put up. They can't go chain for chain or rain for rain. This shit here's slush it up. Done spent so much on guns. My next purchase might be a Armatrup. Just bought my BM titties. Other BM want a bigger butt. Just caught a jet to Cali just to put Cali Plug in the woods. I only fuck with baddies. Might just get some head from Natalie Knight. My crib look like a palace.
Nine bedrooms and safe in every room. Shit, I just wrote to my accountant. He said I'll have 15 by June. 10 bitches naked, three of them my fatty, rest of them my true. I don't even need to pop no mobile. Phone still ringing like I do. I don't even like to go to Cali, but I still bang it when I do. I don't even like to take no pills, but I pop 30s in the stu. Shit, I put off my niggas on Saturday and Friday. So what you do?
What I do? Go get that money, nigga. I done made double of your salary off a couple cents. Pockets looking like chubby niggas. Check my bank account. I done tripled up my double digits. Kill it like Kadapi. My side people on the party. My foundation been solid. My next purchase is Denali. I'm not saying I'm the hottest, but nigga, I'm the hottest. I put diamonds on composites. Make Johnny my orthodontist. Counting C-notes in a G-Wag. Made money off a pin pack. I've been bumping so long it's starting to feel like a skin rag.
My wallet look like Shin Pyx. Put faces on print ads. Throwing bullets at a cask. Catch his partner at the repass, nigga. Weak stomach is why I do this.
All right. All right.
That's the fuck. That shit is hard.
That's that, yo.
That track, I love that shit.
That beat is hard.
You just sound clean.
Yeah, that beat is hard.
Beat is hard. Day flow is hard. And again, man, don't sleep on Rosama, yo.
He's nice, yo.
He's nice.
He's fucking nice.
He got me in that 6WA shit.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. They're nice, man. So salute to them.
Yeah.
While we on it, Rolling Stone put out their list of the top 10 greatest rap albums of all time.
Oh, yes.
If anybody was in the mood for a Rolling Stone list.
Let's go.
Never go on.
Let's start at 10.
All right. 10, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.
Not a rap album, but OK.
At 9, The Low End Theory.
OK.
At 8, Enter the Wu-Tang.
Not messing around.
36 Chambers. At 7, Missy, So Addictive. At 6, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.
Not messing around.
At 5, To Pimp a Butterfly.
Mat.
At 4, It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back.
OK.
At 3, The Blueprint. 2 is Stankonia and 1 is Ready to Die.
Oh, shit.
Stankonia would not be my OK.
This list is hard.
No.
Excuse me?
In some ways, they had like the right artist and sometimes the wrong album.
Yeah.
Or the right album in the wrong location.
Yeah.
There was no pick that I was like, this is terrible for the list. But overall, I didn't like the order of the placement.
It's some people missing off the list. You can't have a not I ain't the biggest NOS fan. One of them first two albums got to be on that list.
Illmatic has to be on that list.
Illmatic has to be on that list.
Either Illmatic or it was written. It don't matter.
What's their criteria?
Oh, I don't know.
I just always ask because again, we'll sit there and think something, and then it'd be like, we picked because of this, this, this. And all right, now it'll make more sense. I don't agree with that list.
Yeah. I always just go with, can I tell if a goof wrote it or not?
They're just saying names that they think should be up there.
This to me is a goof. A goof wrote this.
Yeah.
You do not have and I love Missy de Deaf. So Addictive is not the seventh best hip hop album.
Not if ain't no NOS on it.
It's not above Illmatic.
Rap album of all time. Shit, Doggystyle is not on this list.
That's my number one every time. I don't understand. There's no top 10 list if Doggystyle is not on there. Sorry.
Look, everybody not a Pac fan, but Pac could have an album in that top 10.
He should.
Yeah.
I think he should have two albums in the top 10.
I didn't even want to give him two.
Yeah, I ain't going to give him two. I'm not against that. But there's no way you miss a Pac album if you're coming up with.
It's just one.
It's just one.
Agree.
With a top 10 greatest rap album.
And no NOS album.
You got Blueprint? I'm not even with that as the whole album up there.
I'm not mad at that.
It's not a crazy take, but it wouldn't be mine either, but it's on your brain.
Ready to Die is number one?
That's not even the right big album.
It's not the right album.
Yeah, I'm out of M album.
I really I could live without an M album.
I could too.
I'm talking about as far as the masses.
That's definitely the wrong big album.
Yeah.
Of course.
I think when you.
Biggie Duets.
I think I think one album that I did like to see on there that isn't on enough list is It Takes a Nation a Million.
Yes.
I think people's.
That's a great album.
People forget about Public Enemy.
I just like.
In terms of the album, the impact it had.
That's the one that is Public Enemy, It Takes a Nation.
36 Chambers.
Low End Theory, 36 Chambers, and The Miseducation may be the only albums I agree with on this list.
I just don't agree with Miseducation because I don't think it's a rap album.
This is not a rap album.
Yeah.
That's always my take when it comes to that.
I know. But if somebody enters it into a conversation, I have to acknowledge what it is.
I'm never going to hate I love this one of my favorite albums ever. I just wouldn't classify it as a rap album, personally.
Yeah, Illmatic has to go here. All Eyes on Me has to go here.
And I know I'm on an island with this. I don't put To Pimp a Butterfly above Good Kid Masse City or any Kendrick list.
Me either.
Me either. I'm sorry, bro.
And I love that album, but yeah, I'm with you.
For me, Good Kid is the one.
To me, if you put To Pimp a Butterfly, then that means Good Kid Masse City has to also be there somewhere higher.
Exactly.
And I'm not mad at this Enter the Wu-Tang album because how can you be? But I mean, I got Ray's album above that album.
I'm not mad at that take.
There's a clear East Coast bias. I mean, for me, Chronic, Doggystyle, both should be an NWA album. I mean, there's a few West Coast Ice Cube has I mean, we're talking about impact.
What is my take?
Yeah.
If nobody ever says a Chronic, I'll be perfectly fine.
Yeah.
Same?
Now.
Doggystyle, now.
Doggystyle.
I have Doggystyle.
You have to have Doggystyle. You can't leave both of them off.
You got one of them Dre albums on there.
That's right. Or Ice Cube or NWA. I'm just saying there's too much West Coast music that should be in the top 10. At least one of them should be in that mix.
Well, thank you, Rolling Stone. We appreciate the effort that you put into your.
Roll your ass down the hill.
We hope all you guys are having an amazing Halloween out there.
Yeah, y'all can get on the body deal with that one, though.
Mona, why are you attacking Cardi B? What happened? What you did?
You attacked Cardi?
You're in my algorithm again.
First of all, I'm glad you brought that up because that was on the radio this morning. I did not attack Cardi B. I am a fan of Cardi. I fuck with Cardi. I just asked for Cardi I just asked Cardi advice three weeks ago. I didn't attack her. I saw a clip where she's speaking about a topic, and I just thought she was so wrong about it, I said something. In the clip, she says that the conversation is about colorism and working hard and shit like that. And what she says is that the colorism conversation has nothing to do with her because when it comes to her, the reason why she has more opportunities than other people is because she works really hard, and she knows how to market herself and sell herself in those rooms.
She said a lot of people aren't smart enough to market themselves and sell themselves in those rooms, and that's the difference. She knows how to speak for herself, blah, blah, blah. Then she corrected herself and said, well, not smart enough. They're ignorant to how to do it. They don't know how to do it. And I just made a video and said because first of all, I was surprised when I saw it because Cardi is very smart. So I would assume that she'd know better than that. The video that I made was just like, she's incorrect about that because she is incorrect about that. Cardi is very talented. Cardi better than a lot of bitches. But part of the reason why she's there is, in my opinion, because she's light.
To add a little more on it, the fact that she's Dominican, Puerto Rican, mixed, or whatever. My experience in this country, if you're not white, if you have some kind of foreign on you, that's even more special, especially in these industries and shit like that. I say even in my own situation, I know I'm talented. I know I'm funny. But if there was a girl that did exactly what I did, and she was big and black, I can't say that she would make it where I make it. I know part of the reason why I made it here is because I have the complexion for the connection. That's my belief. So that's really all I said was that colorism does take part in a lighter person making it further.
It's a fact. It doesn't mean that Cardi's not talented or Cardi is a bum. That's why I hate that certain blogs are picking up on it, turning it into a don't call me white girl Cardi thing. There is no don't call me white girl Cardi thing. I've never even been in the press saying anything negative about her. I love her, but that don't mean she'll never say nothing wrong. And that was wrong. So I said something. It's simple.
Good for you.
The bad part is that it brings out all the Cardi haters or like.
Of course.
All the people that want to turn and pivot and all. That's the problem now because we can't have these simple ass conversations. I should be able to say that without it being, I hate her, and I have a problem where it's not there.
What did you say? She's not talented?
Yeah, the bitches see you'll be a fool to not know that she's talented. But I'm sure it's a lot of talented people that don't make it nowhere near those heights. And you want me to believe that that's not has nothing to do with them being darker. I just don't believe that to be true. And that's why I included myself. You know what I'm saying? That's why I included myself. If I was big and black, I don't know if I would get to be at you know what I mean? At the heights of some of the you know my arenas. You know what's wrong with that?
I agree with you.
I call them smart and everything. You see how people do? You see?
That's the problem with the internet. There's no room on the internet for actual conversation with nuance. It's either she got there because of colorism. She got there because she's light, or she's untalented. You know what I mean?
Yeah.
Or her color had nothing to do with it.
Yeah.
And it's like both things can be true.
Two things can be true.
One could get you in the door, and then your talent and hard work and all that could be what takes you all the way up to the next level. Both of those things can happen. It's like just pointing it out. Don't make it you're not attacking nobody, though.
Yeah.
You know what I'm saying? I agree with what you said. That is.
It's a fucking it's like it's just annoying. I feel like with us, some of them conversations that we're not having is literally holding hunts back. I think those one of those conversations just like the internet just a month ago said I was white for a whole month, posting my mom, all kind of shit. It's like I went on the internet and said, some people are not going to like me before I speak because I'm so light. And people really was like, oh, shave your light-skinned tears. It's like now we as black people going to act like we don't know that light-skinned people are supposed to be softer than other people. That's a fact.
Look at this nigga with this green eyes. He had to fight his whole life. Look at him.
That's true.
That's a known thing. There's no black person that has never seen that experience. And it's the thing. It's not one way. The dark person in the hood get teased a lot, too. Tar baby, all that. The light ones get teased. The dark ones get teased. That's a fact. But in our community, the light-skinned people are also soft. So a motherfucker might punch you in your face, take something from you, try to bully you, whatever. That was my experience and most light-skinned people I know.
Bitches too, yeah.
I never met nobody light-skinned that didn't have that experience. So why is not is that colorism? Is that me facing colorism? No. That's like bullying. That's harassment. But two things can't be true. Yes, colorism affects us this way. And yes, I still got bullied and harassed because I was high yellow. So what? That don't make me a cry baby. That's a fact, nigga. That's why Joe bully-ish all day.
Because he's light-skinned?
Yeah.
Is that why you do it, Joe?
Joe bully's deep down.
You think he can beat him deep down.
He picks on you.
He thinks he can beat you.
Yeah, he bully you.
That's why I keep telling you to sting him.
He picks on you, though.
I keep telling you to sting him. I keep telling you that. Next time he run over there trying to play fight, sting him.
Let me ask you something. Cool Cardi B said something you thought she was wrong. Is there ever a time where you just let somebody be wrong?
Yeah.
Or did you have to be the one to.
I didn't have to be the one.
To run out there.
I didn't have to be the one. But I do think that the whole colorism conversation needs to be had by lighter-skinned black people. I think lighter-skinned black people the same way white people have to use their privilege, lighter-skinned black people have to use their privilege to say, hey, that's not right. Because it's not right. She's wrong. Part of the reason why she there is because she light, period. Because she Dominican, period. That's a fact. I don't give a fuck what nobody say. That doesn't mean she's not talented.
It's tough.
Yeah, I think that comes off horrible.
Yeah, I'm sorry.
Well, tell me a better way for her to come off horrible.
I'm sorry, y'all.
Wait, as the.
She came off horrible?
I know this is our sister and friend.
I thought you meant Cardi came off horrible.
No, me.
No.
No.
If you had a talent hearing that, you could absolutely take that off.
Yeah, Mona comes off horrible.
No, I would Mona on this.
No, I'm not.
It's not about whether you win or not.
We're not talking about her intention.
Not on the approach, not on the oh, got it, got it.
We're not talking about her intention. But as the person receiving that, you absolutely could hear that and be like, you're discrediting all my hard work and saying I got here because of this.
But that's not what I said.
But the problem is.
I said they could hear it that way.
They could, right?
That would be a personal choice because I didn't say that.
But the person who initially makes the case that it didn't have anything to do with my color is also saying something that a darker person could hear and say the reason y'all niggas ain't where I'm at is because.
And that's who I'm standing for.
So there's always a person who could hear some shit different. For me, the question is, when do you speak and when do you not, to Joe's question, right? And for me, it's a lot of times whether I'm a how complicit I am in the thing that we talking about. You know what I mean? So as a you're light-skinned, like really light-skinned, right?
Yeah.
So if somebody's going to say colorism ain't got nothing to do like you're the best person to say something about that.
Yeah.
If somebody says Eminem's race has nothing to do with his success in hip hop.
It's a lie.
But it's perfect for Eminem to be able to say that. Don't make the black rapper say that. Like M should be the one to stand up or another white rapper should stand up and say that. And I think M would agree. Obviously, he would.
He said it.
He says it. But I'm just saying if he didn't, it would be important for somebody else to say who's white. So I think a lot of times it's like, who are you in this? And so a successful light-skinned person, you know y'all should be the ones to speak up about colorism.
And it could it's a little black girl working her ass off somewhere. And she needs to know the industry getting in is against her. That's another fucking hurdle that she has to cross. It's just what it is. My thing is that why do everybody act like they don't know once we talking about it? It's like, what the fuck? It's a thing. It's not like a secret thing or behind closed doors. It's a known thing how things are. But again, for the fiftieth time, it has nothing to do with the talent of her. I think she's a very talented person. There's no way she wouldn't be talented and make it to where she make it to.
It's not. But her complexion does have something to do. Her beauty, period. The fact that she's pretty. She's not. She's conventionally pretty, what people consider attractive, small waist and nice looking or whatever.
The more she talk, the more I disagree with what she said.
Why?
1,000%.
Say why.
I mean, it would be tough for me to explain in this. But I mean, Cardi wasn't the prettiest.
And she wasn't traditionally pretty as.
Yes.
As society would have it.
But that's not what that means, though. It's not like specific she has to be the prettiest. I'm saying that.
The mic, Mona, the mic.
She'll have an easier experience than somebody that people consider ugly. You can't say the girl was ugly because she wouldn't be dancing in the club she was dancing in. You know what I'm saying?
I don't agree with y'all point about colorism. I don't agree with anything y'all saying about colorism. I just think what y'all saying about Cardi.
You mean you don't disagree with the colorism?
I mean, yeah, I don't disagree with what y'all saying about colorism. But what y'all are saying about Cardi, I just don't I don't view it like that. Yes, it helps that she's light-skinned once you get to the part of your career where that is going to help you. But she was thrown to the side, to the waste, to the gutter with all of the people that y'all are talking about.
They looked at her like that all trash.
From these disproportionate yeah, from these disproportionate areas, fucking schooling, family, all odds was against this girl. So for her to be speaking publicly saying, yo, I'm killing shit, and I worked my way, I worked my ass off, cool for you to think, hey, that couldn't happen without colorism. But to say that at that time.
It discredits all the work and all of the adversity that I've overcome to get to this point.
No, it doesn't. And I don't care what y'all say. It's not true. If I'm saying over and over and over, I'm not speaking of her talent. I'm talking about this country. Joe just said, oh, well, it would happen later now. No, nigga, from the beginning, her being lighter helps her, period. It's not at a certain point in her career, at a spurt, they look at her to get old. Cool, they look at her all that. Imagine how they look at the black ones. If they think that about her, they think 10 times worse about a dark one. That's a fact.
But both.
And that's what I'm talking about.
That's what she's saying. Both things are true.
That's what I'm saying. That's not what you're saying. That's what I'm saying.
She just said Joe's wrong in his point that he made.
Because he said colorism didn't wasn't.
Because he said it at a certain point in her career.
Yeah, he did. He said at the beginning it didn't, but at some point when you get here, it does. She's saying from the beginning, colorism is a factor. And you're saying both things are true, that colorism could be a factor and she worked her ass off, right?
Mm-hmm.
Yeah, that's what we're saying.
I'm not the person to speak on it, but.
Of course you are.
Why not?
Why wouldn't you be?
It's cool.
You pretty and light-skinned?
Because no matter which way he go, he think they going to drag him. And that's the thing. Really, don't nobody want to hear no yellow niggas' opinion about shit. It'll save your light-skinned tears and all that. And I get that too. But the thing that I noticed when I first came out, it would be all these high yellow. In my opinion, every black family got some ginger high yellow ginger freckle face type of light-skinned cousin, right? So me being from Philadelphia seeing people light like me, and it's not a strange thing. So many of those people reached out to me like, oh, we finally have somebody to stand up for us.
It's like people feel silenced in that. Just like I said a couple of times, I think that eventually, they'll find a new word for what a lot of high yellow people experience because people get into these fights. And a light-skinned person will say I've had light-skinned people say to me, well, I suffer from colorism too because they treat me funny because I'm light. But that's not what the fuck colorism means. So then the next thing from the light-skinned.
That's why I get annoyed too.
But the next thing from the light-skinned people, well, what did I experience? So why don't you name what I went through?
Right, right.
Why if we a black community and we all know what that shit like? You know what I mean? If you in certain rooms, certain areas, people have babies that, oh, she pretty, her hair long. They going to want to fight her. It's a known thing that we talk a certain way, right?
Yes.
And behave a certain way. Why when we say it, it's like, what? Like, what the fuck? Why do we not know now what goes on in our communities? That doesn't make any fucking sense.
Just to wrap this up, for me, I think it's about timing. I think if Cardi's giving us telling a story about her success and somebody says, nah, nigga, it was because you light-skinned, that's bad timing and disregards what she's saying. But if somebody brings up the conversation about colorism and then she responds and says that's not true, I think it's OK for somebody to respond and say, no, no, no. It's a fair thing to consider. So for me, it's all about why we're having the conversation. If you're just shooting somebody's shit down, yeah, I think that is wrong. But I think it's also OK for us to have healthy, good conversations about.
It's needed.
And the last thing I want to say.
I have another conversation I want to have.
I was surprised. She's smart. She has a favorite president. She likes history. She's very intelligent. I don't hear her say a lot of stupid-ass shit. I think she's very intelligent. It surprised me when she said it. And if I feel like if I know her at all or what I think that I know, somebody has already talked to her and educated her about it. Cardi's not the type of person that's going to be you know what I mean? I feel like she could be grown enough to say, oh, well, you know that I looked at this or read that or whatever.
You know what else surprised me?
What's up?
Halle Berry lost custody. Women don't usually lose kids. Y'all seen this shit?
I did.
I did.
They just announced that Halle Berry, her ex, got custody.
How old is he?
13 or 13.
13 or something like that. That's some unusual shit.
She hit him, though.
Allegedly.
Allegedly.
Allegedly.
Oh, then she pulled up the pictures to show she.
Remember she pulled up a black mom ass with him.
I think when you 13 I think when you 13 and it's contingent on a lot of this stuff from what state you're in, but they start to take the child's opinion into consideration. So sometimes they'll go speak to the actual kid and interview the kid and see what their thoughts are.
They want best interest of the child instead of.
Yeah, and it's still temporary. But it seems like that's the way it was going. Halle was just trying to get 50-50 again. And when you can't even get 50-50 as the mom, that's not a good sign.
But they'll do that temporarily. She probably going to get her 50-50 back when they come back to court.
I hope so.
She rich.
I don't know. You think she would get it back?
It's fucking right.
After something happens to? I don't know. After something happened and they talk to the boy and the dad is saying I want my son.
So what she had 50-50 first and then he went and got it he got sole custody?
He put it like that boy was in danger. That's what he did.
That's the argument is that she beats him.
He was in danger. She whooping his ass.
And this is the part where it gets tough for me.
All right.
I mean.
Go ahead.
I mean, there's a couple of factors here. I don't believe in hitting kids. You shouldn't hit your kids. But I also think that it's extreme when if what happened if it went down exactly the way they said it did I'm sorry, my mind just came in with his costume. He's so unserious. He's such an unserious person.
Bob Ross.
I like it.
I love it.
Y'all all crazy.
You are Bob Ross too.
Yeah.
He leaning in.
Hello, Amani.
How you doing, Bob?
Yeah, but you got paint on your thingamajig. And that's not what you the Bob Ross said.
It's a different type of painting.
You got a different canvas. Good to see you. You look good. I love the outfit.
Y'all don't play.
That's your Bob Ross voice?
Fuck Bob Ross up in here.
Fuck the crimson red.
Welcome.
Yeah, yeah.
I'm glad you took the holiday serious.
Word.
I knew you guys were going to pull through.
Yeah, for sure.
I knew y'all was. I'm really sick that y'all just don't like, what's wrong with y'all? Like, why y'all. Joe, you had a mask and a hammer?
No, I'm yeah.
I got a mask too.
I just took it off like a pie. I couldn't breathe.
OK.
Relax.
Come on, Mona. I thought you was going to.
Yeah, you was supposed to come in with it.
She a spicy girl.
You could have did poison ivy.
She a spice girl.
I'm a baby mom. I wanted to do something I could really do well.
Step into.
Get into.
All right.
How far advanced are you playing your costumes?
You know what's funny?
This shit's natural.
I just wake up and just.
You just had to go with that wig and beard handy.
Yeah, yeah.
Mind you, do any of us know how Bob acted?
Not like that.
Like a body.
Just laughing us up. You giving black Bob.
That's how he acted.
Baby Rolly Bob. You know what I'm saying?
You look good.
Thank you.
Thank you.
He did Bob so well. We feel like we know Bob.
Thank you, man. I like the body bag shit. This is fire. You put some effort into it today.
Thank you, man.
You did, man.
I don't think snakes are scary, but that's.
Yeah, I just wanted to say I wanted to before y'all continue on with.
Did you see snakes on the plane?
Yeah.
I wanted to commend you.
What did you say?
I wanted to commend you.
Oh. Well, thank you.
I really don't. I took a video of me laughing. Who's your acting coach?
Corey.
He came with the shit on you on your big day.
I don't like that.
That was fire, though.
But it's still work.
But it's still, nigga. That nigga talk like my bed. Hold on. That nigga talk like the intro to Crime in America through every line.
Yeah, that's what the internet said. That's all right.
He did, though.
Amani, you got anything original?
Amani.
Oh, shit.
All cover songs.
You got any original?
Again.
Oh, shit.
Oh, shit.
That's petty.
That's petty.
We got your look back.
Fans too.
Mark was telling us about some serious shit. Him and Mona have done an excellent job this Halloween episode of covering all the really serious activist topics like colorism and getting your children taken away from you.
All right, what time do you want to talk about?
And the proper name of ringing doorbells and running away. So we can do it.
We can do it, Dixie.
We can do it. Amber Rose done suck dick. Lamar Odom is starting OnlyFans. And Cardi B wouldn't be where she is.
But what was the first one?
Amber Rose don't suck dick. That's what she said.
Because she's a mom.
Any longer.
She's a mom.
She's not saying she never did.
She's saying she don't.
She's a mom.
Unless she's in a serious relationship.
She has children.
Press play on this and hear everything we had to say about it.
Yeah, got you.
Halle Berry.
It sounded like y'all don't want to talk, but let's move on to something else.
No, I'm I don't have nothing mature to say about it.
We don't have to be mature.
Well, then they're going to fucking call me mean things.
They're going to do that anyway.
Yo, if you've seen the picture that homeboy the kid took of Halle Berry.
It looked a little scary.
Then you get it is all. You get it.
So they stripped her of custody.
For now, temporarily.
As they shit.
Yeah.
From this cuckoo cat lady.
Yeah.
Yes.
You think there's something wrong with that?
I think this is what I think happened. If you want my real analysis of what happened, I think the kid was probably being a dick. She got mad. And she's like, I'm going to learn you some respect today. Should she have beat him? No, I don't believe in that. However, I don't think it was some shit that requires your kid to get taken from you.
Well, let's just say she said, you're a bitch like your white father or something.
And that's what I'm trying to I feel like this is some co-parent drama shit. And the kid is in the middle. And the kid clearly took the dad side. And he's riding with dad and being a little bit more of a dick because of he's doing some dad shit.
Being a little bitch just like his dad.
Exactly.
Just like my boyfriend.
For a kid to take the dad side is telling. How often do you see a kid take the dad side?
Shit, I was fly with my son when he took the stand against me.
That was a little lie.
That's not true.
What?
What's not true?
Kids sometimes will go to the quote unquote cooler parent.
Yes.
That lets you get away with mad shit because that parent is not the parent that's dealing with the day-to-day hardship. So when you go over there, it's cake and ice cream and fun shit. So of course, as a child, you're going to be like, yeah, I want to go over there because you think it's going to be cake and ice cream and fun shit every day.
Yeah.
You don't necessarily get disciplined over there the same way you get disciplined in your primary residence.
That's why he wouldn't get off the video game. He just told him to get off the video game. That's a perfect example of it.
And you asked me this while I'm mad at her.
Yeah.
Look.
And there's a side to it.
The parent who actually has custody is actually just happens to be the better parent.
Now they have 50-50 up until the moment.
So maybe it's possible this little nigga has a better relationship with his dad because the dad just happens to be a better parent?
Could be.
It could be.
That white.
I don't want to say that's gas.
I don't know. I just don't want to assume that because of this one moment that she's a bad parent. And I don't want to assume that she's a good parent. I have no fucking idea. But a mom boobopping her 13-year-old kid because he's being disrespectful, I've just seen that before.
I don't see bad parenting either.
I've seen a lot of shit. I'm saying don't hit your kids. But it ain't the worst shit I've ever seen.
Is it part of why y'all answering in a certain way is because he's white?
No, it's because she's fine.
What?
That's my answer. No, no, I'm kidding.
I think that's why he took the ass whooping that way is because him and his dad are white. And they're not used to that shit. So whoa, whoa, you did what? No, yo, she beat my ass.
You think it's his first ass whooping? At what age is he?
13.
13?
You think it's his first ass whooping?
Because she bringing that out he bringing it out of his mom now.
When you get to that age, that teenage, the ass whoopings do change. Or I might be taller than you. I might be bigger than you.
It's a different level of ass whooping once you go from a kid to a teenager.
I just think you rarely see men get custody or temporary custody in situations because.
See, I said that right before you came on.
But in this situation I know. I'm going to repeat it. I think in this situation, I want to take consideration that the court might see or hear something that will lead to them feeling like she just ain't it. Like, yeah, give them to the father.
And they're saying it's temporary. So you know we'll see when they dig deeper next month. We'll find out.
A lot of men don't take her to court to try to get full custody either.
And we're going to follow up on this story on our Christmas episode.
Thanksgiving.
Jesus Maria Joseph.
See if they gave little man back for the holidays.
He'll be back.
He is?
Papa's saying going all right. I don't want this thing here all the time.
What do you what type of parents do you think Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are? Let me ask y'all that.
Since you can't ever guess about somebody's parenting. You can't ever tell. I mean, we were not in the house with them.
I got my theories.
What do you think about them too as parents?
You know, I'm wary of people that adopt a bunch of kids from another country.
Yeah.
I think they might be downstairs doing shit. Not I mean abusive. I mean like.
Making them make sweaters and shit?
Yeah.
Yes.
That's exactly what I meant.
Oh, maybe sweatshop.
That's exactly what I meant.
Not abuse, just a sweatshop. No big deal.
I meant like, yeah.
Yeah.
No, no. I think I know a lot of people adopt kids. And a lot of times, the worst case is they've been a little neglectful.
I don't think Brad Pitt adopted any kids.
That's a fact.
I think Angelina Jolie adopted them kids. He just so happened to be married to her.
Yeah, he lived there.
And the minute we split, then you're a kid.
That's how you know she got good pussy.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
If a good pussy come to you with an idea, you never would have fathomed that somehow it flies.
Sound shit sound all right.
This might work, yo.
I will adopt 19 of those motherfuckers.
This might work.
You've seen it on the red carpet with Billy Bob Thornton back in the days. He making out and doing all that type of shit at the red carpet.
Sound sex was addictive.
Yeah.
Huh.
That's what he said.
Them lips.
She's hot.
She's yeah, another one with an insatiable appetite.
Billy Bob or Angelina?
Wait, what?
What?
You just asked if it was Angelina or Billy Bob. We don't give a fuck about his appetite.
No, I said a joke, a callback that Joe had.
Oh, I missed it. I'm late. All right, my bad. You know, my bad.
Sometimes you just got to get into the rhythm of the show when you.
I'll pick it up. I'll pick it up.
Congrats, though, y'all. Potter of the month.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Everybody, Amani is won Potter of the month. A lot of people thought a lot of people thought the award was like at an all-time low. And then no one was paying attention anymore. And that voter turnout was bad.
So they figured they stole it.
So let me ask you a question.
But you've turned the things around.
Never mind the month. Never mind the month. What happens if the year happens?
If the year happens?
Because now last year.
What happens if at the end of the year you start doing your voting? And it's just like you're not even in the top three.
I think that could happen.
OK. What would you say?
The moon could be made of blue cheese as well.
We also don't have a Potter of the year chain.
Yeah, I am the reigning Potter of the year.
That's all.
Yeah.
I think you are going to.
Talk about a fall from grace.
Maybe.
I'm OK.
I'll be OK.
Stop doing that. Make me uncomfortable.
He's nervous.
He's nervous.
No, I think you are going Potter of the year, man. You've earned it.
But no, salute to everybody that voted. It's dope. I will be taking the chain on tour again. So catch me at your next GOK. Catch me at your next bar. We're going to see who's going to put the chain on this month.
It'd be the same tour stops.
Singapore.
Yo, looking at you in this fucking outfit, this costume.
He's like a Commodore.
Oh, shit.
A lot of new bitchies.
Oh, shit.
It's reminding me that I was way later in life when I realized Bob Ross was white.
You thought he was pale or something? Or like just light skin?
What did you think?
He didn't look like a white dude to me.
At first, he didn't give off white.
What did you think he was?
He had ass fat.
I was too young to pay attention to all that. But I certainly didn't think he was a white dude.
Fairly.
His swag didn't even give off white.
White dudes are the way he was painting them trees and sunsets. That didn't strike me as white.
Huh. When are you going to dress up one day? Your daughter not making you do nothing?
He'd be dressed up every day.
You wouldn't put on if your daughter wanted to do like a matching jump with you.
Not centering me, though.
I'm asking you a question.
Damn.
I'm asking about yours.
Podcast shit will start a fight.
Damn.
Yo, niggas take this shit. Yo, we not centering.
I'm only asking you.
She's not centering me.
I'm only asking you because you.
I think we should get rid of that in 2027.
What, centering?
We're not centering.
Wow. You won't never be the center.
That's true. I just don't think that it's good for the flow of the show.
Gotcha.
If we were to center Parks, how do we center him?
We've centered him just not for long, not often.
I centered him a bunch.
But it's positive usually.
Not if you're digging into what I'm saying.
No.
I said he has cats. I told you my theory about him having cats.
You did.
My profile on him, that wasn't positive. I always say he don't know where Rim is.
And that best friend story was definitely centering you.
It was.
Oh, yeah, when he tried to pull that little move, that childhood friend move.
That wasn't a little move.
Yeah, he tried it. He tried it.
Shawn A, put that in.
Hey, don't center me.
Shawn A, put that shit to me.
Thanks, Shawn A.
Oh, what an awkward time that was. Anyway, kind of like now.
Right.
Why y'all so awkward on Halloween? Is it because niggas is old?
No.
It's no longer like a fun holiday?
Halloween fun.
Come on. Let's go out and throw eggs at somebody or something.
I know.
Let's do something.
Ding dong ding ding. Did y'all play Ding Dong Dixie?
100%.
Thank you. See? He know what it means.
You want to go to the door knocking right? Yes, but have you ever heard Ding Dong Dixie?
Not heard of Ding Dong Ditch.
OK. Well, there you go.
But see how he picked it up in context?
We ain't say Dixie, buddy. I knew which I was talking about.
No, he didn't need a thesaurus for us to figure it out.
First of all, who in here believes Amani?
Yo, I lived in.
About what specifically?
I lived in a project. We 100% played Ding Dong.
That's why that's what I was saying.
It wasn't those houses.
It's the ring they bell.
Wow.
Yo, you're talking about a different game.
That's not what is that?
Ding Dong.
Different game?
Ding Dong games?
Yeah, we don't Ding Dong.
Oh, yeah.
I forgot your situation.
It's still involved in this. It's still involved in this.
This is a different Ding Dong game.
The game we talk about, it wasn't like for the projects.
Wait, wait. Wait. All you niggas lived good all your life?
Yes.
No.
Yeah, actually, yeah.
No, you did.
Yeah, I'm pretty good.
No, you did.
Pretty good, sorry.
Don't sit on here a lot. No, you didn't.
I did.
The neighborhood you lived in.
There was houses in Queens.
Is them other niggas there too?
I mean, there were houses. That's all I'm saying.
So the person.
Yo, where you run run to? Down the hall?
Yes. Down the stairway and go to the next floor, nigga. Yes.
Your childhood.
That's the worst game ever.
Yeah, yo, your childhood was.
Oh, you hear footsteps on the stairs.
Yo, let me tell you a nigga something.
You tell yourself.
Shuffle, shuffle, shuffle.
Project niggas had way more fun than house niggas.
You sure did?
100%.
Definitely told you.
100%.
The projects is good.
Yo, let's see you go wet the elevator up the most with our piss.
Yeah.
Our piss more than you.
It also looks scary.
Yeah. And then we come jump you niggas and try to come to our buildings fussing our grubs. Y'all be the niggas. You see, y'all be the niggas we catch.
I knew once y'all pissed him off, the beer was coming down.
Yeah, because I couldn't say my shit clear.
I wanted to count it down. I wanted to count it down because I knew it was coming.
I'm about to rip this shit.
Yeah, that nigga.
Listen, Project Phone was fun.
Hey, let's go to the bar.
Project Phone was fun. We had good times.
Absolute.
Our little barbecues out in the little ditch shit was fire.
In the playground.
That's where they'd be am I lying?
That's where Project Barbecue's at.
They'd be in the playground.
Right.
It should be fun.
It should be something else to have them.
It should be fun.
Projects is fun.
I could see Projects should be fun.
It's fun.
Yeah, I could see that.
Yeah.
You spent a lot of time at the projects?
I did.
I'm not going to say because it'd be a bad experience.
But I could go home.
All right, y'all. Let's do it.
That's real. We're going to my house. We're going to the driveway.
I'm going to check out this heat.
No, no, no, no, no.
Project heat.
Project heat is crazy.
Project heat is the best heat you're going to get anywhere.
You got to have the windows up for winter.
Yeah, because you can control it.
It's dying in that motherfucker.
It's just hot. They put it on hell.
He spent your whole life talking shit about projects and came back to the projects to fuck on our windows.
I love the project.
No, no, no.
Dad, that's what you did.
No, I got money.
But what I'm saying is it's cool.
Hey, you got them now.
I know.
You got them now.
Y'all spent y'all whole life coming into the projects chasing after the women from there. And y'all got so much bad to say about it. You ain't never fucking no project nigga.
That's not a good plan.
Very few.
No, that's smart, though, E.
What you want me to lie about?
This nigga said very few.
Very few.
That listen, that's motherfucking luxury condo dick. He don't fuck with no project bitches.
I'm not even saying that. I'm just telling you. Very few.
OK.
Co-op.
Luxury apartment dick, baby.
Co-op dick.
Co-op city.
Oh, man.
Anyway, what else needs our attention? Let me see. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. Ernie Johnson. Ernie Johnson retired.
Yeah, man.
The legend, the icon. Well, he announced his retirement from that show.
Mm-hmm.
Because he didn't retire. But he's leaving the show that he was on for 27 years. Let me see if I could find his heartfelt speech. But yeah, man, sad day. Sad, sad, sad, sad day. Some people kind of felt like this was coming.
See, I would have never thought he would have left. I thought they would have all retired at the same time.
Hey, everybody. Ernie Johnson here.
Come on, man.
I've been hosting inside the NBA for a long time. This is my 37th year. And I've long described it as a get-to job. I'm still amazed that I get to do this for a living.
How I feel about my job, Ernie.
I was 37 this past summer. Folks have asked me, so how long are you going to keep doing inside?
Ernie looked good for 70.
Yes. Really good. I'm going to answer that. This will be my last season. Totally my decision. It's just time. It's been an honor to share so many nights, decades, actually, at the desk with my brothers, Kenny, Charles, and Shaq, and with our production crews who are so talented and devoted. And I so appreciate the leadership at TNT and ESPN for allowing the show to continue. So why not?
Let's get to it.
Total honesty here.
New job at hand.
I've always counted myself on my preparation, the hours I put in every day getting ready for the next show. I've always loved that part of my job. But I've always vowed that if that ever became more of a challenge than it is a joy, then I'll know it's time to step away. And now, after 37 seasons, it's time. And there's something else. And I'll just call it a contributing fact. For nearly two years now, I've dealt with heart issues.
Had bypass surgery 14 months ago. Still trying to get this thing to beat exactly the way it should. And we're getting there. I mean, I feel great. So this isn't the case where my doctor said, you need to stop working. It's nothing like that. But here's the deal. Going through that has made me treasure even more every second with my amazing wife of 44 years, Sherilan, and.
Talk about it.
Talk about it. To our five grandchildren. So I just want to slow down a bit. Spend more time enjoying that. Just to be clear, I'm not retiring, just cutting back. I'll still do March Madness and other projects for TNT and CBS. And I've just started a new production company called 32 Bow Ties, geared toward telling feel-good stories in sports. So this is by no means the end. It's just.
Go, Ernie, man.
It's just a turning of the page.
One of the absolute best ever.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Sure enough.
Super duper class act.
Word.
Word.
Word.
When you hear people talk about them, it's always reverence. It's all that when you can make motherfuckers start tearing up just talking about you, that's the thing. And that's a testament to who you are and how you live. I think it's fire.
You think they'd break up the show? Or do they try to find a replacement?
Didn't Charles Barkley say he's not going to stay if Ernie don't stay?
Yeah.
Yeah, I think Charles.
I could imagine that squad.
Charles is kind of hitting that this is it for him.
I think the show is over.
I think that show is over.
I think it's over.
I think it's over.
I think it's over.
I think it's over.
And I'm not mad at it, neither.
I think it's over.
You think about the run that they've had.
No, they did what they did.
I think once they made that transition, the show was never quite the same. I think Ernie could feel that. It's like, why? Why keep pushing for it?
And this is just a really classy way to say, hey, you guys, this show.
It's a wrap.
It's a wrap on ESPN.
I don't feel the same way I felt when it was on TNT. I don't even feel the same way looking at it, to be totally honest with you.
Word.
It don't hit the same.
I mean, and he's saying, I'm still going to be working with TNT, CBS.
Classy, man.
And I started my own production company. I mean, that's all of the work except for one work, which is ESPN.
Yeah.
So.
Classy way to do it, though.
Yeah, yeah.
Incredibly classy.
And honest.
I respect none less from the guy.
Because he didn't have to give us all that. He could have just said last season, but I just like the honesty and why I'm doing it.
And I hear from a lot of people that were just super successful and great and married to the gig later on about how important it is for them to spend more time with the kids or the grandkids or the YA for just in the house or around the house, going to events that they missed or being just more present.
Present.
Yeah, man.
And it's always or not always, but oftentimes, it's that life-threatening event that puts shit into perspective where you start to look at your family versus work. And you see that your family is way, way, way more important than punching the clock every day.
Right.
Especially at 70. You know what I'm saying? It's cool.
You look at all that time you missed. And it's like, I missed that. I ain't missing no more.
Right.
I'm there for everything.
Congrats.
Congratulations.
Congratulations.
Word.
Thank you for everything.
Word.
Literally decades of work.
Yeah, decades.
We appreciate you. We love you. You're in the Hall of Fame. Your jersey's up in the air. Just thank you for everything, man.
Word.
Go, Ernie.
To hear them get choked up was a thing too.
Yeah, it was.
They all choked up a little bit.
Charles, for sure.
He went first.
Yeah.
Charles went first. So to hear him, you know what I mean?
Shit, I got a little choked up.
No, I mean too.
The first time?
Yeah, me too.
I heard it.
Man.
Yeah, again, go Ernie, man. Shout out to everybody from that show.
Indeed.
Speaking of people that are super successful, right, I want to play this clip for you guys. This is some mega wealthy entrepreneur ranking the traits that will make you rich.
You're my son, yo.
In the next few years. Never that, nigga. Watch your fucking mouth when you talk to the guard. You crazy? I just want to see what you guys think about the list.
Let's hear it.
All right, come on. And the ranking of each.
Yeah.
Traits that will make you rich in the next five years. Intelligence.
I'd say eight. There's now a cleverer machine than all of us for 20 quid a month. Intelligence has never mattered less.
Talent.
10. I think it's overrated. It's one of the most overrated things there is. The graveyards are full of talented people who gave up. On its own, it's worth nothing.
Adaptability.
4. And climbing up the chart every week. Everything I knew at 21 is worthless now, except knowing how to change my mind quickly. The stubborn people always get left behind.
Talk about it.
Word.
I'd say 7. Everybody's got it. It's the cheapest thing in the room.
Rapport.
I think that's 2. I think that's important. The robots can write the email, but they can't make someone want to do business with you.
Word.
The scarcity is still going.
Confidence.
6. It gets you to the meeting, but it doesn't win the deal, though, does it?
Competitiveness.
5. I never wanted to come second. Not ever. Not in business, not even at Monopoly. Ask our children.
Passion.
9. Well, do what you love. It's lovely on a mug, but it pays nothing. Do what pays, and then love what it frees up for you to do.
Classic.
I disagree.
3. This is the engine of the whole thing. I lost a million, a million pounds in the restaurant business. I was back at my desk the next morning. That's the game, I'm afraid.
Cunning.
Number 1, controversially, the most important of the lot. And nobody will say it out loud. I don't mean being duplicitous. I mean seeing three moves ahead while everyone else is patting themselves on the back and congratulating themselves.
I'm not bad at that. Number 1. I think compassion was way too low for me, personally. And talent, really, honestly.
Yeah.
No.
I think the industry he speaks.
You're talking about in business.
Yeah.
I am too.
But I think we come from a passionate background.
Even people I knew that were in restaurants, as he cited for an example, if they didn't love the restaurant, my sister, as soon as she stopped liking that shit, sold all the shit. Like, I don't like this no more. I'm not going to do this anymore. Like, you have to care about the thing that you're doing for the most part, unless you're strictly in an investment kind of situation.
Yeah.
If that's all you're doing is investing, I'm with them. But if you're starting a business, you should care about the business, I think, personally.
Agree. I agree with a lot of what he said. I think I do think it's interesting when people kind of formate this way. They're like this one general way of how you should do business. And I don't think it's always that. Like, I do think like the talent part he said, I agree to a certain aspect, but you need to have you need to have some talent. Like, you just it can't just be the bottom of the list for me.
I love that.
For certain industries.
I'm sorry. I love the adaptability.
Me too.
You know, because I think that's the thing that, as I get older, I realize it's so important to be successful, just given what all of us do in our together, but also individually. Every field we're in, if you don't adapt, whether it's music, whether it's performing, whether it's behind the boards, whether it's real estate, whether it's media, like, this shit, if you don't adapt, you can't survive.
You're left behind.
I think the sociability, I think it was, where you're talking about the email can the computer can write the email, but you have to want to sell people. I think that's super.
It was called rapport, but.
Rapport.
I took it as relationships and relationships.
Yeah, relationships.
Super important.
And he was number 2, right?
It was high.
Yeah, it might have been 3. Whatever it was, it was up there.
It was high.
Yeah, I agree with him. I think most of the stuff that he said, I agree with spot on. Maybe his number 1 because you know they were from England.
Yeah.
So some of the wording was different. He said cunning, I think, was number 1. I don't necessarily agree with that. But I think the passion, he was dead on. I think the what was number 10?
Talent.
Talent.
Talent, I think.
And I think he was dead on. I think we kind of a lot of talented people work for the other person.
That's true.
And that is a talent to spot talented people, but it's not ranked all the way up here. You get what I'm saying?
I think a lot of people with talent rely on talent or think that it's worth more than what it is.
True.
You know what I'm saying? Especially in music and entertainment.
Or again, a lot of talented people work for the person that don't have the talent.
True.
And so I think that some of those things, even with passion, like when you are super duper passionate, you're not as adaptable.
Right.
You get what I'm saying? So that adaptability, when you're super duper passionate, you want to do it this way because you love it for the art and all that. And sometimes that shit don't generate no revenue. And so the people that are adaptable, people that are moving the AI and not fighting the AI, those people are starting to be more and more successful. And we're seeing it every day. So I kind of agree with most of the shit he said.
Yeah, I just thought it was pretty interesting. I agree with pretty much the whole I agree with the whole list.
Yeah, most of them.
I do probably the biggest shocker for me was him putting cunning at 1. I was sitting the whole list waiting for the plot twist for that.
Yeah.
And that was it for me. And how he described it, yeah, I think that's more important than all of that shit.
Yeah, foresight.
Just being able to think ahead, ahead of the curve, not stay away from staying away from groupthink and being a sheep and all that shit.
Yeah.
Yeah, good list.
My list.
Speaking of.
Can I ask you a quick question?
Speaking of.
About which of those are your strengths?
Which of these, honestly, the cunning part and the adaptability part.
I know.
I had you.
I had them for you too.
And rapport, relatability. Because like it or hate it, people want to talk to you or hear what you have to say. You know what I'm saying? Either on a professional side, artistic side, a broadcast side, people give a fuck about you.
Yeah.
I think.
One of four.
I think the talent applies too. I just feel like he does about the talent.
Right.
I just think it's low.
Was like hard work on there? I didn't hear that.
See, the repetition part.
Was repetition?
Yeah.
That to me, I would have higher.
That's what I would have.
I would have that much higher.
Repetition.
I've learned and I've seen people who are talented, who might be smart in business, but they have no desire to repetition.
Work ethic.
They drag. Work ethic.
I would have that number 1.
I would have because I call my repetition is consistency. I thought he was going to say consistency.
Yeah.
But repetition is the wording he used.
That might be number 1.
I would have consistency to be number 1.
That would have been my number 1, consistency.
Yeah, me too.
Speaking of people that were successful in business, we're going to Spencer Haywood, who was talking about an opportunity he got from Nike before they were really Nike, where he got 10% equity in the company. And his manager sold it.
What?
Here we go.
Said, OK, I'm going to give you some stock in this company. First of all, I was young too. And I'm thinking, livestock?
Yeah.
Livestock.
Damn.
You talking about stock? So I get the stock. And my boy, did I let through the negotiation, he was like struggling, you know, had them bills taken care of. So he was like convincing me, man, that shit was never going to work because look at what happened. Because when I was walking, running down the floor, guys would come behind me and pop my shoe off.
So they could step on your heel and pull it off.
Step on my heel. And Nike didn't have the it was new. It was a running shoe.
Yeah.
Yeah, from pre-Fontaine. Yeah, it was that kind of shoe.
Pre-Fontaine? That's crazy.
So it popping off. So I'm like, well, maybe. So I said, OK, man, I'll give you the power of attorney. Let me just go play. I got to play.
There are people in there.
I got to really focus on this thing now because this is my case.
I get married.
And when I came back,
yeah, sold that shit. I said, man, I got the cash right here.
100,000? How much?
100,000.
So any idea what that could have been today? 10%?
It was up around 2.7 billion.
Oh, God.
Years ago.
You still friends with him?
Yes.
That's the part I couldn't fuck with. So I mean, it was on the little bill. It was 1973.
Yeah.
So $100,000 was a lot.
Yeah.
And nobody knew Nike. It wasn't a.
Foresight.
Yeah.
And nobody knew stock.
That's nobody knew stock.
Yeah.
And he was averaging 29 points a game in Nike. He was the man. And he wanted to he deserved a big deal. And this was a huge deal. I mean, people weren't making that NBA salary.
Right.
100,000. I mean, I'm just saying just to give a little context.
Yeah.
I'll give him a lot of context.
I still remember that.
They offered Magic a crazy deal. I think what they offered Magic was 100,000 shares or a certain percentage of equity. And that money today would have been worth $5 bill, pardon me. And Magic turned it down for, I think, $50,000 from Converse. So that puts it in perspective. And that was 1980.
Yeah.
So you're talking about 10 years before that. You know what I'm saying? Magic Johnson turned down that for either $50 grand or $100 grand from Converse. So I mean.
Mark, you said you would have cut your friend off? You wouldn't still fuck with him?
Because here's the thing. The money I could get over. We didn't agree to that. The deal was get the stock. You then went and made a decision that I didn't say yes to.
No, he said his man was beat for money, and he was fucked up.
I get why he did it.
And he lied too.
I get why his friend did it.
And you talking about betrayal.
What I'm saying, we agreed to the stock. So then not only did you go behind my back, but you went now, if you went behind my back and made me $5 billion, I could probably get over it. But you went against what I said and lost me a multi-generational fortune.
At that time, you don't know that that's a loss.
50 years later.
I'm talking about now.
So at what point because again, at that time, you don't know that that's a loss. You all up.
And you the man.
And you the man. So you're not mad at that deal. At what point? What, in the '90s? 2000s?
'90s.
When do you now realize what he cost you, and now you mad at him?
And this is where you're more mature than me. The moment that stock sold, the moment I found out how much Nike was worth, I'd stop speaking to you then.
But it wasn't worth it.
I don't care if I found out why you had my house.
It wasn't worth it then.
No, it wasn't worth it then.
You know what I'm saying? I'm saying the moment I have the benefit of hindsight and I realize what his mistake cost us, that would be the last time we spoke.
Oh, no.
I won't give you back my house for Thanksgiving.
You ought to cut him off in 2099. You ought to cut him off in '99.
Nigga, I wouldn't care if it was today.
You know what I'm saying? 25 years later.
Yeah.
Get the fuck out.
Mark.
Yes.
Mark.
And we sitting there eating Thanksgiving dinner, and you like, yo, you see what Nike sold for? Get the fuck out. Right there. That's it.
You see this turkey?
Right.
Exactly. That's the last time we even spoke.
If you give a nigga power of attorney.
Yeah.
That's on you. Because every decision you make after that, you got to be willing to risk he going to do right or wrong.
That's a fact.
So you can't be mad at him.
Yes, you can. You can be both.
I mean, I've been seeing a lot of reports with this chance lawsuit about the managers are going to have more fiduciary responsibility for acting not in their client's best interest.
Best interest.
Yeah.
Again, hindsight is definitely 20/20.
It is.
You know what I'm saying? So we don't know that back then, when he sold them Nike shares, they might have made a buck.
I'm sure they did.
They probably was looking like, oh, we came up.
I think if we all.
It's Nike because of our personal history. We got some moment where.
Yeah, 1000%.
Damn, if I'd have kept this, or if I'd have did this differently.
I saw I put my name.
If we all got it.
I'd have put my name in them deeds.
Not $2 billion.
Yeah.
You know what I'm saying? Like, yeah.
Yeah.
It matters.
Joe, if you and Ian made a deal, and Ian said and you said do X, and he did Y instead, and then later on, you found out that it cost you a couple of billion dollars, could you get over it?
Yeah.
See, again, y'all better people than me.
Again, because I mean, if it's your good friend.
Right.
And.
It's your good friend.
And also, I might have did some dumb shit too that fucked up some sellers.
And yo, there's the other side of that. You don't know how long he'd have kept them stocks if he didn't do it.
Intent matters, bro. I think if the intention of the person was to be malicious, then that's a thing. But if you know they were acting in good faith, and they just made a fucked up error, I think that is I'm not looking at it like that.
I think it's always you can't you don't miss what you never had.
That's shit.
No, hold on.
Hold on.
I said it for me. I said that's my thing.
Shit.
I don't know. This man just talking about growing up in the projects, eating fucking pigeons for Thanksgiving.
I eat shit pigeons at don't talk about my family, but pigeons.
I'm talking about you.
We ain't eat no fucking pigeons for Thanksgiving.
Whatever.
We all good.
What's pigeon Spanish?
And they did the turkey giveaways too, nigga.
Hermit Joe Giggie was right there.
You're talking about yours right there?
They was talking about the.
All right.
Yeah, I joked about my family Thanksgiving.
We don't fuck around like that.
Yeah.
I'm just saying.
What's pigeon in Spanish?
Ish.
Nigga.
Fuck you.
Nigga, the fuck.
Oh, man.
No, I couldn't be mad. I mean, it's the risk you take, yo. It's the risk you take. When you put people in position to make decisions for you, you got to be accepting that they might make a bad decision at some point.
True. I'm good with that. But if I tell you to do something, and you say you're going to do it and do the opposite, that's when I'm tight. I'm not tight at you fucking up. I'm tight at you not doing what you said you was going to do.
Would you give somebody power of attorney today?
Business-wise.
Like, you busy.
Am I fucked up?
No.
I wouldn't give if I'm of sound mind, no, I wouldn't give you my power.
No, no.
I'd give limited power to be able to sign some deals, like my agent or something. But in terms of like being able to do that level of shit, no.
You're looking at it like that level. That's what he's saying.
It wasn't that level then.
It wasn't that level back then. Like, yo, that was probably the 10th thing on his list. Like, yo, that little sneaker brand ain't going to never amount to shit. You know what I'm saying? So he the man. You said he was averaging 29 points. He got yamens running around.
And all these people.
He got money. No, I'm saying he got those are the priorities.
Yamens bro.
Those are priorities.
They're costing some billions.
You young and rich.
They'll have you not look at your stock portfolio.
I'm just saying I wouldn't give anybody power to buy and sell my stock.
Because we know what stock is today.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And that's why I'm not mad at Spencer.
I'm mad at Rufus.
I want how you think and he brought the bread back. Like, he ain't even do no funny shit.
Yeah, he didn't run off with it.
He didn't run off. He came back and was like, yo, I turned it into this. And we broke bread.
Yeah.
And was excited about it.
You know what I'm saying? Spencer ain't saying like, yo, that's all you got, boy. He was happy that he did that.
Yeah.
So now, if I wouldn't bust a move, I come back with bread, and we happy over it, we all now go 20, 30, 40 years later.
Everything y'all saying makes sense.
Catch your attitude, nigga.
I'm not speaking to him.
Yeah, no, I'm not doing it.
Y'all better people than me.
You don't know what Spencer would have done had he kept the stock himself. He might have sold it for $2.6.
I wouldn't care if I sold it all $2.6. I wouldn't care if I bought fucking Magic beans with it. It's mine. You're like, $2.6?
Yeah.
You know what I'm saying? I could redistribute it to the whole community.
I'm sure you would.
You could have real turkey for Thanksgiving.
I'll redistribute that to the whole community.
I'm going to make you a turkey for Thanksgiving.
Motherfucker.
Gobble, gobble.
Hey, whoa.
Yeah, I don't know.
You got real uncomfortable.
What's going on over here?
Yo.
I woke up until my feet hurt.
Nah.
That shit ain't cool.
That shit ain't cool, yo.
That shit ain't cool.
If a nigga still fronting like I ain't make no money, Burger King brought the right sinner sauce with nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah.
Yo.
You can't talk through the booze, nigga. You just got to get don't get the shit off.
Nah, nah, nah.
Nah, the booze is fucking hilarious.
Yo, Mona, that's the story I want to talk to you about.
Uh-oh.
No, because it's a Philly story, not because did y'all see this earlier in the week? A truckload of crab legs was stolen.
You trying to say.
I don't like that you went to Mona for that.
Because it's a Philly story. I don't think she stole them.
Where were you just.
She just happened.
Happens to maybe live in Philly.
Yo, on the night of.
You do keep throwing at her Mona jacket.
What?
And she wears a nice jacket.
And she let you niggas slide too. She let both of y'all slide playing with her name up here too.
Oh, both of y'all.
Ice and Mark.
Oh.
She let y'all slide.
We addressed it today.
We addressed it.
Anyway.
Oh, you addressed it?
The police are investigating.
What happened?
Oh, you missed that.
I missed it.
Oh, let me tell on you on these niggas, girl.
Snitching Sammy.
This big sweetie over here.
So one day.
I got two leads for you.
One day, I walked in here, right, and I had somebody hack my debit card.
You had somebody hack it.
You know what I think? I know what you're talking about.
You caught that, right?
Yeah.
You caught it?
You saw they played with you?
Yeah. But he's involved in it too. Because he was the last person to speak on there, what Joe Button said was, what's the odds that all of y'all account information been hacked? And the day that it finally happens to you, Mona calls out or her coworker calls out the next day. That's when Joe's involved.
That was foul. That was crazy.
That's foul.
I don't like how niggas did that.
Yeah, I don't like that shit.
It was crazy. It was.
Used to it.
Somebody said that?
Yeah. Yeah. Because who got hacked? You?
Me, Ish, and Mark.
But mine was back in June. It was they shit that was the subject of the conversation.
Yeah.
That's fucked up.
I know you ain't do it because you know I ain't really got nothing to take.
This is the thing. If I was going to hack anybody's shit.
Go take my shit.
I'm sitting right here.
Yeah, you sitting right next to the.
My phone tapping so many times.
Yeah, you are.
Like, I could have did some mirroring. Whatever I had to do could have been done already.
You was going to get one.
Come on, bro. I ain't wasting time with you niggas. I'm sitting with the big dog. I'm going to get the big dog.
Little pop.
Yeah, I'm good. I ain't got it.
I appreciate that though, Bob. You're a real nigga, man.
You're a real nigga.
Hey, y'all stop playing with Mona name like that.
Big Bob.
Big Bob.
It's all right.
Police are investigating because thieves snagged cases of frozen snow crabs in another cargo heist in Southwest Philadelphia. It was about 4:00 a.m., and they stole 3,000 pounds.
God damn.
Of.
I'm hungry, though.
Oh, man.
The driver was sleep.
Oh, was he?
How do I know?
Oh, we know.
Wait, wait, wait.
I was sleeping in the truck.
She was at the office.
She said, I creeped around and real.
You had a tiptoe going.
Y'all gave him some melatonin.
The driver was sleeping. The nigga woke up. He was running with the last boxes.
Yo, that.
He just so happened to sleep through the whole thing.
Crazy, son.
Yeah, he said he was sleeping in the cab of his truck when he realized guys were in the back sealing frozen snow crabs.
Those were his cousins, man. He ain't knowing that nigga.
Don't do that to Mari and Muyuki.
I've seen too many mafia movies to know what happened, man.
You know what's up.
You know exactly what happened, man.
Open that shit up.
I'm going to sit up here, fall asleep. There's a camera in here. So that's going to prove I was in here the whole time and didn't know.
3,000 pounds? That what you said?
3,000? That's what made this interesting to me. It wasn't like they just took like they took like a.
That's a fucking crazy.
You know, I want to look at the camera and say, DM us. Because we did that before, and we went viral with that. But I ain't getting no DMs with no Rolly. And just my luck. I say DMs. These niggas really hit. We got four pounds of crabs left. Shut up. Shut up, Bob.
Crazy.
How much they going for?
That's some down bottom shit.
Well, part of why I wanted to ask is because that ain't down bottom.
No.
I'm not buying no fucking crabs off the truck.
Because y'all are like the boosters of the.
I'm not buying crab off the truck, bro.
Not frozen?
If it's frozen, it's still frozen.
Not me. Not me.
Is that like your.
I don't buy king crab off the truck.
I like stone crab better.
King crab expensive as fuck.
If you take anything off the truck, you stop hacking snow crabs.
That's what I'm saying.
They still frozen?
Now they got standards.
Niggas got the niggas when they take them, they come in the Styrofoam coolers now.
I just think you know more than me.
Oh, you got it, playboy? I'm not buying no stolen food.
I just think people going to be raw dog and putting their hands in the bucket.
I'm not buying stolen food, fam.
You fucking cigarette ash on top of them.
I bought some stolen shit. I'm not above it. I'm not buying no stolen shit.
You should be, though, man.
Buying stolen shit?
Buying stolen shit?
I said you would buy stolen crab.
I didn't say I would buy it.
I would, but.
Time out.
I wouldn't. I wouldn't buy stolen crab.
Hold on. Let's get back to this. What's the problem with buying stolen shit?
Mark is lying.
No, I'm.
We had this conversation.
This is what I tell you.
OK, I'm sorry.
No, no. This is what I tell you.
I did forget what y'all lied.
We did have it a little bit. But what I say is, it is unlikely that I would buy stolen shit.
If I came in here with.
But if I did no, but I'm about to say. But I definitely ain't looking for it. The thing I always kind of y'all for is having people who will go get shit. Like, I got a booster who will go get I'm not.
Oh, no, I got to.
I'm not putting shit on the street. But if you walked in here right now and said, yo, Mark.
I don't walk fucking right now. I got to go get it.
If you had that like, you got that duo, right?
OK.
If you say, yo, I got an extra one, and it fell off the truck, yeah, I would buy it off him.
That's what I'm.
But I wouldn't be like, yo, can you go get me a can you go get me a duo?
No, no.
He wouldn't put an order in. This is what we this is what we found last time. He wouldn't put an order in because Joe had the same opinion. Also, not only would they not put orders in, they don't have boosters on demand like us three do.
I don't have boosters on demand.
We have women stored in our phones. Destiny in quotation is Nordstrom. And that's why we need to rethink our lives. You know what I mean?
But why is food the niggas booster?
My nigga, I don't trust food that just coming from anywhere.
You shouldn't trust food.
At least give me the.
Word.
Word. But at least I'm going to be delusional in my.
Yeah.
Yeah, I'm not taking no food that came from low shit.
Because I need to know who to sue.
Boogie here booga.
Yeah. That's what my brothers always say. I need to know who to sue. So if I'm getting food, it got to be a store, a restaurant, or something. If some shit go wrong with this, I can hold somebody accountable. You buy that shit off a nigga off the street, you ain't going to never see him again.
But you eat street meat.
Whoa.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
What is street meat? A hot dog?
It was a rough time in his life. He was low on money.
The halal trucks and shit.
The halal truck.
Halal truck.
He called it street meat.
We call it street meat.
Philly that means something different.
Yeah.
It's dirty even.
Yeah.
I eat the halal truck.
OK.
OK?
That's different.
Are you too good for the trucks too, Boogie Boogie?
No, he's saying that he don't know who to sue. Like, when you buy.
Nigga, they got a license and shit.
Nigga, you went to 44th Street in Amsterdam and bought some food. You don't know who the fuck to sue?
Ali. Muhammad.
That don't ever down. Parks.
Exactly.
You were a restaurant owner.
My family was.
Your family was.
Yeah.
Somebody comes to y'all and say, look, we got $5,000 worth of food for $500.
You can't do that.
Nah, hell no.
As a business, you definitely can't do that.
Yeah, no.
And that's where most of them are going to sell those crabs. Those crabs off that truck are getting sold to restaurants. They already got the same niggas that sold them crabs are the same ones that sold the last crabs because they've been on this crab rack for years now.
That's the first place they going.
They know what they're saying.
That's the only place they going.
They're the only place.
You think they're about to hit the streets with the crabs?
Yeah, niggas going to the restaurants.
I bring out 50-pound boxes of crabs. I'm not hitting.
I know motherfucker.
Standing on Broadway. Yo, two for five.
Yo, nigga, we going to church.
There got to be some place to go get them in, bro.
They put them in.
Imani, you doing it? I know you doing it.
What?
Yeah.
I'm taking anything at the lower cost. I don't give a fuck what it is. Wonder Bread?
Pussy?
Sunny Delight? What the fuck is y'all niggas talking about?
That nigga went straight to the project. Wonder Bread, Sunny Delight.
Wonder Bread, dog.
If you buy a discount Wonder Bread, you've hit rock bottom.
I just think niggas be pretending like I think niggas be pretending like at a certain point, they won't do some real low-class shit.
But, bro, you're not at that point no more. That's all I'm saying. I want better for y'all.
Big dog.
I'm with you.
Yeah, like, let's not pretend like that.
I'm not too good for certain shit.
If someone came up to me in the street, and they're like, yo, listen, I got a truck full of motherfucking Tomahawks.
Imani, you're on one of the biggest podcasts.
Let Bob finish.
You're one of the biggest podcasts in the world. You sing all over the fucking world. You going to buy 10 steaks or 20 steaks off the back of a fucking truck?
Not steaks, Tomahawks.
Being on a podcast and singing all over the world never got me discounted Tomahawk. Nigga, listen, I'm not beat for pretending like I'm not still in a lower level of thinking. I don't have a problem with taking certain shit.
That's why I want better for y'all.
Check this out. Check this out, Mark. I got a person.
No.
Joe, you missed some real shit.
I know somebody that knows somebody.
Degenerate shit.
That's why I came back in. It's my favorite shit.
Hey, Mark.
When y'all are being degenerate.
I know somebody that knows somebody that got a person in their phone that they could call right this second and put in an order for some steaks.
It's me.
That could put in an order? You could get the steaks?
Oh, no.
I know somebody that knows somebody.
Or you could just go to the restaurant and pay the price.
Or the store.
But everybody don't want to pay the price, Mark.
You can go to the butcher, you know.
I'm not mad when poor people do it. I want poor people to survive however they can. When you were growing up in the projects, again, you know what I mean? With the rodents and all that shit, I'm with you.
He said growing up. He was adulting in the project.
First off, growing up.
First off, growing up.
Just give him that song.
First off, growing up is doing a lot of good things.
Park Chester Condominiums is not considered projects.
OK.
They're not considered condominiums, either.
Please silence from the room. E, you talking about them in Park Chester, them shits?
That's not projects.
Bronx River is projects. Marcy is projects.
We got it.
Park Chester Condominiums is not projects.
I understand what you're saying.
They going to fuck you up.
Who going to tell him?
They going to fuck you up.
Who the fuck is going to tell him, y'all?
They going to fuck you up, y'all.
Imani, that.
That's not the projects.
It was the projects.
No, that's not. That's condominiums. First off, first off, it's only six floors in that. Projects got.
Is it low income?
It's a low rise project.
No, it's not low income.
Not all projects don't got.
Yeah, even a low rise project.
Do they choose the rent depending on where you work?
No.
Like, if you work at the library, your rent is $40. But if you work at McDonald's, it'd be $300.
No.
OK.
I'm telling you.
The blue sign that said condo with the orange writing.
There was no blue sign.
That said condominiums. It wasn't a condo.
There was no blue sign.
They meant project condo.
There's no night shit on it.
Yeah, it's filled with.
Y'all, I'm trying to find something for y'all.
I act like you don't know what you're talking about, Bob.
Ish.
I'm telling you, it's not.
Ish, take my watch.
Watch.
Look it up, ish.
All right, let's try it this way. Let's try it. Let's ask some let's ask some other questions. Was there parking?
Yeah.
No, there wasn't. All right.
They did.
All right, that's all right.
No, no, no.
They did have a side garage parking, yes, for the building.
They did.
They had for multiple you had to go ahead and get the permit and join to parking it.
That was the project shit.
That's not the project.
Where was the wash machine dryers at?
In the basement.
At the laundromat.
No, they didn't have it in the building.
It wasn't a condominium.
They didn't have it in the building.
Chief, in the fucking building.
There was no washer dryer in the whole building.
What amenities did the condominiums have?
There you go.
Windows, nigga.
E, that was the project shit.
Did they have a pool?
I know you.
A gym?
They have a fitness center.
No gym, no pool, no washing machine.
How the elevator's broken.
Yeah, that's it.
Let me see.
Let me see.
Let me see.
Let me see, y'all.
Hold up. That's the project shit.
Let me see. Let me see.
Let me see, bro. Let me see.
Ish.
Let me see.
Let me see.
Hold up. Hold up.
You want to say project.
Yes.
They don't got that.
That picture said project.
Condominium.
Yo, they got bought in the '90s.
Nigga, this is a fucking housing project.
That's not a housing project.
Imani, you fucking broke.
This is the great every project I ever seen in my life.
All right.
Because.
Telling y'all, it's not projects.
That ain't that I.
Hold up.
Check this over right, Richard Allen.
That's the projects.
That's the condominiums.
Is that the project?
Wait, no, wait.
Yes.
I don't think they look at the right shit.
They turned it.
That's the right shit.
In '98 and '99, they turned it into Park Chester Park Chester North and South.
Park Chester North and South, right?
No, this is not it.
Yeah, that's it.
It wasn't.
That's what happened in '99.
In '99, they bought them and turned it into Park Chester.
Sit down, yo.
North and South.
It's all right.
Yo.
It's all right. You're right. Those were condos.
Nigga, these is the projects.
Yo, now that you live in Jersey, but you've seen real condos now.
No, it's 51 distinct buildings.
Distinct.
Clustered containing 171 building entrances.
Those are all words that say project.
Yo, the structures are red brick buildings ranging from 8 to 13 stories high, housing a total of 12,271 apartments.
Ranging from.
Nigga, that's the project.
Hanging in the chow line.
Good times.
Ain't we lucky we got them.
That's cool.
It's all right.
All right, well, fuck y'all.
We all look at you no different.
I ain't say that.
It's good.
I believe it's going to look at you no different.
But now I understand why you buy the steaks.
Hey, it was a clean apartment. Fucking hell.
There you go. It was clean.
All that paint was new, boy.
And you put a couple little bins in the cage.
Hooked that shit up.
And you painted you had an accent wall up in there.
I did.
Yeah, come on, now.
I did LEDs.
I did.
I hooked that motherfucker up.
Not the accent wall on the project.
I'm with you. I hooked that motherfucker up.
I'm with you, man.
Dane Lee?
Definitely had a fish seating project.
Dane Lee?
Bob said I hooked that motherfucker up.
They spent the night.
They took their shoes off?
They spent the night.
I'm listening.
There you go.
What you said, Mona?
Nah, I just said Bob said they like it over there.
They did.
That's good shit, man.
I understand. I understand you better every episode, man. For real.
We are what we are.
I know we had I know we toward the end of the pod, but last pod, I know, Mark, you wanted to talk about Eric Abadu's pussy.
Yeah.
But you didn't get a chance to do it.
I don't even know what that means.
You wanted to talk about Eric Abadu's vagina?
Dude, that does sound like something I would do.
Bend your eyes on the spaces again and wanted to talk about it.
You talking about her incense? Because her incense is gorgeous.
No, I want to talk about her coochie.
Oh, shit. I don't know anything about it.
Mark is talking about the AI picture of Eric Abadu's cat just floating around, and Mark was excited about it. And he came in and.
It's not real?
It's a system of sources saying. Mark was excited about it and came in and wanted to talk about it. But.
Eric Abadu is stacks.
Being the esteemed author that he is.
On some crystal shit. That's just heavy.
I believe you heard me, dog.
She got a big old ass.
I know.
Mark.
I never looked at my sister that way.
Oh, yo.
You said Eric Abadu.
Yo.
I said Eric Abadu.
That's what I'm talking about.
With the big old ass.
All right.
You saw the picture.
This podcast.
I heard I saw the trending topic.
You didn't have boy.
You didn't click into the trending picture.
That boy miss, boy.
I'm not clicking that, man.
So you saw the picture?
No. I only know about it because Mark told me about it.
Now I know what you be talking about.
And I pulled it up and said, y'all, look.
Yes.
Motherfucker.
Yes, he did.
That's why this nigga's tripping.
He would never try.
When I start talking about it, it's just wagging a little bit.
The pussy?
I don't even talk like that.
If you don't want to talk about it, Mark, we don't have to talk about it.
What was wagging? The coochie was wagging?
Tell me the story, Joe. I don't know the story.
I said the shit was wagging when I seen Eric Abadu.
Oh, come on, Joe. Wagging and Mark together.
I don't know the story. Tell me the story.
Shout out to Eric Abadu, man.
Yeah, it worked.
So Eric was.
But it wasn't her, y'all saying?
He said you got stiffy from it. Like, your dick got hard.
Hey, maybe it was just trending. I don't know, man.
He doesn't look at porn.
Yeah.
So he don't watch porn.
That I really don't. But that ain't porn. That's just on the internet.
He's not as active as porn.
That's porn, Mark.
Hey.
Wait, it was her but I thought it was wait. I'm hearing her say it was just her ass. He's saying it's her vagina.
No, I said you only enjoy activist porn.
I heard that joke.
Yo.
Gotcha.
That would be porn if her vagina was on the internet.
Yes. I didn't know it was really.
That's wrong.
I thought he was joking about that.
You don't watch, but who could pull you out of the cage to go ahead and go take a little look at some porn?
With consensual porn.
It's not an ethical thing. It's just not my twist. Like, I don't give a fuck.
If you.
No, it isn't. I mean, if you show me something that I want to see, I'll look at it.
If an Eric Abadu joint drop tomorrow, you going to go watch it.
I watched the Window C video.
Eric Abadu joint dropped the other day. He ain't seen it.
Yo.
That's the last time I've seen it.
Hit him two times.
Cap, cap.
I really don't we always had.
Like, you never fucked with it, or just right now you don't fuck with it?
The last time I used to the only time I watched porn regularity was when I was in high school, and we had the chipped up cable box and Spice Channel would.
Oh, do that.
Yeah. Yeah, and I watched Spice Channel.
But that don't count when you're a kid.
Oh, man.
No, shit I used to get busy to that.
I'm saying it don't count when you're a kid.
He quit me.
You got to wait for a nipple.
No, but we had the chipped up cable box, so I got the whole joint. I can see the whole picture.
OK, OK, OK, OK, OK.
I can see the whole you know what I mean?
They weren't giving it up.
You crazy.
I had nothing to compare it to.
OK.
They was giving it up.
They was giving it up. That's what I'm saying. I mean, they was doing the shit I needed them to be doing.
Remember the soft porn on, like, HBO and shit?
Yeah, it was just boobies.
They just look like boobies.
They look close enough. They like they fucking.
I thought the soft porn for me, I think, was Big Shirley on BET.
Big Shirley?
It's not Big Shirley. Big Lass.
Big Shirley?
It's Big Lass.
I was like, what?
I said, Big Shirley?
I'm like, I was so confused at the Big Shirley. I'm like, Joe, what the fuck?
Big Lass was soft porn.
Big Lass.
Big Lass was stacked.
Shout out to Big Lass.
Yeah.
Amazing.
Amazon. That's the name of the show.
You wouldn't have been into it.
Amazing.
Showing up credit.
I like Big Lass.
You wouldn't have been into it.
It wasn't soft porn.
You wouldn't have been into that.
Dope dancer too.
That's on the.
Remember the Tom and all them intro videos.
Shout out to Big Lass if you watch it.
We love Big Lass.
We love Big Lass.
That misraid you.
Part of our why misraid you?
That was random, but shot for you.
That's mad random.
I mean, shout out to her, but that's mad random.
It was super random.
You being horny about Miss Rachel?
Who?
It wasn't Miss Rachel.
Who? On Caribbean?
Her name wasn't Miss Rachel.
That's not Miss Rachel, Mark.
It's Rachel. Miss Rachel is the kid that's kid for Caribbean.
Miss Rachel?
I was so confused.
Was a adult when I was younger, so I would say Miss Rachel.
No, you didn't.
Nigga, come on.
I'm telling you what we was.
Miss Rachel does kids for Caribbean.
It's with the little puppets and shit.
No, you niggas that got molested.
Yo.
Yo, you're the second Tom in the past two years.
Niggas that got molested.
How you just want to say that?
Process shit.
Totally strange.
It was older.
It was older than you.
How you getting horny for Miss Rachel?
It was different because it was an older woman.
He got attacked by a man.
OK.
I got out of there.
I got out of there.
Oh, you ran. You said you ran.
I got out of there. Called my older brother.
Stop playing, y'all. Please.
You should have just hit him with the.
No, he really did.
You should have just hit him with the Amber Rose.
No, I really got out of there. And Imani and Mark.
He should have hit him with the Amber Rose.
I don't do that.
I don't do that.
I don't do that.
That's some kissed up.
Oh, shit.
Oh, shit.
Oh, shit.
Oh, shit.
That's crazy.
That's crazy.
And that as a kid, y'all.
I ain't shit. Like, I ain't and I really and I question it because it's like, I'm supposed to be the crazy one. Y'all are fucked up as a unit.
Not y'all.
Yes.
It's not y'all.
It's him.
That's the only wait, what?
It's him.
Everybody in here is a little fucked up, but that's what makes this thing go.
Yeah.
It is.
Emine, you were molested for real?
I mean, I don't like to.
Oh, my God.
Because tell her because she'll go and.
You know what's so crazy?
He's not ready for it, but I can't answer you were molested.
She's ready to.
You know what's so crazy?
Let me say this. The reason why I have to remember how I talk about this is because it wasn't until I came up here that my actual sisters might have heard about it.
Oh.
So the fact that I never came to them to have a talk about it first, and that they might be hearing some of this stuff for the first time up here is kind of crazy.
I'm sorry you experienced that.
But I did.
Seriously, I'm sorry that happened.
I did. And I mean, we grow up, and we understand things.
Yes, Mona, Imani, and Mark.
Stop adding me to the list.
Oh, Mark.
Oh, something.
Mark.
Mark.
Mark.
Hey, yo.
Who got to tell us?
Mark.
Hey, hey.
How you know I ain't getting molested? You know what I was?
No, no, no, no, no, no.
It's only one ask.
That's not how that works.
I was like, yes, it is.
No, it was.
I was like 17. I was.
Age's out.
Yeah, I was shot out.
All right, I'll reword it.
We believe we believe it.
That's why you stay ashy. You don't really want to.
Oh, the trash moisturizer.
Look, those shit brings up too many memories.
Y'all are fucking y'all this is disgusting.
We believe that happened to you, Mark.
I mean, thank you.
And Imani, you owe me money now too because we made a molestation pact.
That's not true.
That's how you know they both got me.
We had to make a pact.
We had to make a pact to stop the jokes.
You and I, all right.
And I've been honored. I didn't mention anything that happened to you.
Oh.
And here you go.
Know why I judge y'all too? Because it's not for being molested. That could happen to anybody, especially if you're young and helpless and powerless. But y'all remember it. Like, y'all ain't even blocking it out.
We ain't trying to block it out.
Y'all ain't even blocking it out of y'all minds.
That's why I'm with you.
Yeah, like.
Because real niggas are suppressive.
Yeah.
Right.
What are you talking about?
Yes. Go scrub that shit out of your butt.
Or deny it.
Get it off your goose.
Oh, my God.
Yo, get it off your goose.
Or they deny that it happened like this. Like, you either suppress it or deny that it happened.
Oh, that's true.
It's two sides of it.
I think you heard it first time.
We got what? We got what?
Yo, Mona, he really was molested.
No, we didn't.
Yo, yes, you were.
How long?
Stop.
How long?
I'm about to explain. This is the main pod, so we're not putting that out there for y'all goofies that started running with it. Nigga, I had sex when I was 11 with a 13-year-old.
You can't have sex when you're 11.
Let me finish.
I was fucking with her as a molestation. Stupid motherfucker.
Don't be over there.
Y'all just did more bullshit. And you don't be over there with Father O'Neil. Get the fuck out of here, my nigga. You're not doing that to me, nigga.
Holy.
Fuck is you talking about?
You do a lot of laughing when they was talking my mom's shit. And now I'm like, bro, I'm chilling now.
No, hell no, nigga. She did it. She did it.
You were 11.
She did it.
And she was 13.
And she wasn't 29.
She had more sense than you.
Who?
Yo, y'all niggas gonna fuck?
We.
Keith, yo, my nigga, you was building the pyramids to go to risk. You would have you was.
He was the project at risk.
Yo, y'all teaming up.
Yo, you was in the basement getting extra water and wine.
I can play.
All right.
All right.
Fuck out of here, y'all. I was minding my business, bro.
You weren't minding your business, dog.
Oh, man.
You was only 4'6" when you got touched.
Yeah, you was this big.
I didn't get touched.
You did.
No, I didn't get touched, nigga. I welcomed the coochie.
You too small.
Yo, nigga.
And you wasn't and you ain't had no.
He don't even hear himself.
You had no hangtong.
I ain't had no hangtong.
At 11?
What'd you say? Hangtong?
You could have took out.
So many leg pieces on this right here.
You niggas is nuts.
Look at Mona.
And I don't know what you done been through. You niggas.
Listen, I just want everybody listening at home, if you were molested here at the JBC.
If they laugh at that.
We sympathize with you. And we do have victims here, Mark and Emani, and we appreciate.
And survivors is the worst.
And survivors.
And survivors.
Survivors, them guys.
It's three of us.
It ain't three.
Ish isn't a survivor if he doesn't recognize it.
I mean, you fucking know how that works.
We a destiny child, nigga. We all survived.
No, no, no, no.
Destiny child is crazy.
Fuck is this shit about, nigga?
Y'all are fucking sick.
Well, Imani and Mark on the list, and Ish was 11 slaying shit.
Right.
And he welcomed the pussy.
I was fucking all the old junk.
And Ish whole world.
I was 11.
All this nigga.
I took the bitch to dinner.
Right.
I still speak to her.
Right.
It does his love.
He still do.
She thought she was my babysitter.
I was the babysitter.
And Demand said he wasn't molested. He wasn't molested.
That's how it works.
That's how it works.
If he feels like he wasn't molested, it don't matter.
I said that too until I had an awakening.
It's too big to be playing.
That's some good brother not playing.
I know. You the one that was out there selling incense, or you was going to get extra interest.
No, innocence, nigga.
Oh, shit.
You was selling your innocence.
Oh, shit.
There ain't no incense, nigga.
Oh, no.
Oh, damn.
Yo.
Yo, goddamn.
That's how you could sing so good because you was down in the basement hitting high notes at the choir.
It's cool, my nigga.
Fellas, please.
I can admit I can admit to the things that happened in my life.
My brother only hope it's good.
Classical.
That was cool.
Yo, that was silly.
That was silly.
He ate with that again.
Yo.
That was.
Oh, shit. I fucking I just fucked that. Again.
He ate with that.
I hate this. I want y'all to know that.
You're lucky your big brother was around.
No, but we're lucky not.
No, he had me dead to rights.
Ish, you understand, though, if you want.
Hey, Mona, we not no brother.
He didn't marry.
He didn't marry my brother.
We ain't doing all that.
My brother, I love you.
He mad at us.
Right.
He's not the attacker.
No, he still follow her.
Y'all talking about he mad at us and not the attacker.
Attacker.
They still cool. He said they still fucking each other on Facebook.
Yeah, nigga.
See?
Stockholm syndrome, nigga.
I'm telling you.
Welcome to Stockholm.
Yo, I'm taking hey, press charges on him.
It's a lady.
It's how I'm 13. You talking about a lady.
Hey, at least with yours, we talking about a lady.
Oh, shit.
Moms was a lady.
Please move on.
Moms was a lady.
Can we please move on?
Moms was a lady.
Whatever.
Parks, please.
Moms was a lady.
OK, bro.
Parks, please.
Parks, bro.
OK, brother.
Oh, shit.
Yo, I will not silence victims.
Like, please, can we silence these moms?
Yo, I didn't know there was classism and molestation.
It's level 2. It's clearly.
Yo, that is crazy.
All right, we're moving on. Yo, we apologize.
You have a bad time.
This was totally immature and inappropriate, but.
Clip it up.
I love that. Oh, yeah.
Apologize.
Leave all that over here.
Oh.
Jesus.
Y'all are horrible, man.
That was a lot.
That was.
Do you want to pray for them while I take this off?
Yeah, please, Jesus.
Come on, Jesus.
Ish won't let me pray for him.
Bow your head.
Bow your head, yo.
Yo, before you pray.
Bow your head.
Bow your head.
Yo, can you that's what they said.
Before you pray.
Can I just mention I looked down. I thought this nigga had fake feet on him.
Them shit's just ugly.
He did it.
I got the most.
He said he had fake feet on him.
Oh, shit.
He really got into this shit.
Nigga, bite his toenails for real.
This nigga.
Got the nerve got the nerve to shave his legs like they was leaving to a tree.
You see the fucking nine up.
Yo, that nigga's catfishing like a motherfucker.
Oh, shit.
Oh, man.
Yo, what?
That's crazy.
I'm ashamed, y'all.
Niggas are, shit.
We don't know how to act, Mona.
Like, come on.
We're never going to get it done.
Happy Halloween, y'all.
Happy Halloween.
Or happy Halloween, y'all.
Everybody be safe.
It's no more good Halloween parties neither, y'all.
Damn, man.
I couldn't even find a good Halloween party.
No, you was looking.
I was.
I was.
I was.
Or on back pages.
I was. I was.
On back.
Yo, that nigga's.
I was thinking something essential.
Yo, nigga, he was thinking of Halloween on a back page.
I was thinking something crazy.
And it's not called back page anymore.
I love it.
We're disrespecting y'all.
You got to watch these victims.
Yo, there's nowhere to really find a party nowadays. They ain't partying like they used to for Halloween.
Where's the vibes?
Oh, my God. The vibes is what they call it now when you walk into a little.
Yo, you stupid, son.
Holy shit, man.
You got some driller or something in there, man.
I do, bro.
I do. I do. I do.
You tell me. You tell me. It's only right.
Whoa.
Come on, Bob. Come on, Bob.
I still know to dance, shit.
I know you do.
Oh, we know.
I know you can do that shit acapella.
Made you beat it. But that's not the part, though. You got to go all the way to the part.
All right.
Yo.
He going to catch that later. Get your ass.
Yo, I hate y'all because now I got mad molestation jokes in my life.
Oh, my God, yo.
I'm done leaving it.
I'm leaving it. I'm leaving it. I'm leaving it.
This sound like stepping the name of love for them niggas.
Thriller?
For niggas that's outside trying to molest.
Yo, what?
No, no, no.
All right, write that down.
No.
I went too far.
Yo, this nigga is crazy.
He's going to max his mic.
Yo, keep us in your bridge. If you listen to this episode, you can tell that everybody in here.
That's crazy, y'all. Listen to the word.
Oh, my God.
Listen to the word.
Now, I don't know if we should touch it because he might be on to something.
That's what I'm saying.
Somebody might be saying something.
And I'm playing with my man on it. Today's his holiday, y'all.
Yo, life is a series of moments, and moments pass. So let's make this one last as if it's all we have left. But certainly not least, we bid you adieu. Adios, arrivederci, hasta la vista. Au revoir, so long, goodbye, or simple head nod was a feist. Remember, life is a series of moments, and moments pass. So let's make this one last as if it's all we have left. And lastly, the baddies are insecure. The stagnant women want to travel when the closed-minded women want you to teach them things.
Grab you a Tylenol. You might need it. Grab you some Advil, some Robitussin, an Alka-Seltzer. Grab you some Airborne, some Tums, some Gas-X, some Pepcid. Whatever you need. Whatever you need. Here it goes.
What y'all on this weekend? What y'all on this weekend? What are y'all on?
Dressing like hoes.
Being a whore.
Hey, dressing like hoes.
Drunk somewhere.
Being a whore.
My sister and nephew are in town, so I'm going to hang with them.
Dope, dope, dope. Good shit.
I got a show in the Bronx.
Oh, word?
Oh, word?
Oh, all right.
What then? Whatever y'all talked about earlier, I got a show there at night.
Really?
Where?
At Park Chester Projects?
No, what's the spot y'all said earlier? Y'all named the area.
Park Chester.
Co-op City.
Oh, Co-op City.
OK, OK.
Co-op City.
Co-op City.
What the?
That is a great.
Tonight.
Co-op City used to have work.
Wow.
Yeah.
Bay Plaza.
Nigga, your timing.
Wow. Way to do the Bronx and talk shit about Cardi. Crazy. Oh, shit. Wow, you have to show up.
But tonight.
That's why you got to be careful.
Yeah, but this come out.
That's why you got to be careful, man.
I already talked to you about it a few days ago.
It's not funny.
That's my dog. I'm going to talk with you.
What's not funny?
Him implying that.
Don't want to encourage.
People dare to attack me?
Oh, wait. I don't want to encourage. I'm not implying that. That's not what I'm implying.
So what was it?
Yo, who was that I could hear? Hey, fell.
Some father.
Hey, fell. Too many favors running the store.
Yo.
God damn. We could hear every word of their conversation, loud-ass nigga.
Yeah, so yeah, I wasn't implying that, Mona. Of course, I want you to stay safe and be safe. No, I got music for that.
I'll be in Allentown. If you haven't been in Allentown tonight, Saturday night.
It's a real thing.
Muslims, I'll be at the Aya Academy for the inaugural banquet. It's called Planting the Seed. I'll be there as a keynote speaker. Make sure you check it out.
Nobody's going to this, yo.
Yo, you can't say that.
I'm joking.
I'll be packed.
I'll be packed next week.
We're raising money for school and for Muslim children.
OK, that's what's up.
Be there.
Be there. Be squid.
You charged?
Did I charge? No, I didn't charge.
Who's DJing?
Your acting coach.
Oh, shit.
I'm running it.
We're going to rearrange your face.
That's what you say, y'all.
Yes.
You're watching me. Support me.
You'll know.
How about you tell.
Don't worry about it. Hey.
Here we go.
You know you want to.
I know you want to.
Go ahead.
And the Bob Ross, go ahead.
Hey, wait a minute.
Yo.
Hey, wait a minute.
I was going to say you need to get some Gucci, but no, you don't.
You probably knew that dance when you was young too, right?
Oh, yo.
I'm doing it.
When you learned that little boo.
Oh, shit.
You want to get out?
Oh, that nigga was 6. I'd have been like, hey, BRB too.
Yo, what's wrong with you, y'all?
Hey, are you crazy?
I'd have been like, don't touch that damn thing.
Hey, you stay right here for a second. I got a treat for you.
Yo, we're leaving because I already let out a little bit of pee.
Yo.
Yo, no poop for y'all. I'm out of here.
Yo, that shit is wack. When you leave the house and realize that when you're out already, shit be a little damp right by your PO.
But you got the pre you got the pre out of the locker room.
What?
You got y'all in the sweat.
Yo.
Y'all ain't ever left the house.
All right, but yo, the pre-piss is crazy.
Nigga, I'll piss.
I'll piss.
Yeah, I'm not famous. I'll go right over.
Yo, you crazy.
Yeah, but if you don't get it all out when you pee, you might leave and leave a little couple little spots.
Holy shit.
Niggas is old.
They getting old.
Y'all are getting old.
Can't stop it like it used to.
Holy shit.
Where else? Where else Joey? But you have them going so crazy. They're going so nuts. Hey, hey, hey.
JBP, JBP. Where would you be without the JBP?
He thought it was over, nigga. It's never over. Hey, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. More jokes for your head, Tom. More jokes for your head, Tom.
Yo, this the Calvin Harris version.
The jungle broke down.
Oh, Joe, hold up now.
Hey.
All right. Oh, my God.
If you think I'm here to play around with y'all, goddamn it on that.
If a nigga still fronting like I ain't make no money, Burger King booked a right-seater sofa.
It's never not going to be funny.
Never. Never. That shit is funny, son. That shit is funny, son.
Don't get it shit off.
Don't get it shit off.
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