NOT VERY MATURE PODCAST | RAY J BLEEDING ON STAGE?! | EPISODE 30

IS RAY J EYES BLEEDING ON STAGE?!

WHY DOES KAI CENANT HAVE A HATE WALL IN HIS HOUSE?

DWIGHT HOWARD SECRETLY A MON-STAR?!

IS 50 CENT LOSING GROUND AGAINST T.I.?

RIHANNA HOUSE SHOT UP???

FIND OUT OUR THOUGHTS AND NEW SEGMENT OF CHISA CORNER ON THIS EPISODE!!! 

Transcript

SPEAKER_07 0:23

What's up, y'all? It is the Not Very Mature Podcast. It is your host, Mature the Service, with my co-host in the building, y'all. Appreciate y'all who are tapped in with us right now, man, who are watching the Not Very Mature Podcast on all platforms such as YouTube and stuff. But we thank those who are listening to us on all platforms, podcast platforms like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart, all things podcasts, especially being with us here on the Maturity Productions Network, home of various podcasts like the original design with BFB, Therapy Emotion with King OJ. Yes. And so much more podcasts. But we appreciate y'all for being tapped in with us. Yes, we do. Of course, on the YouTube channel Maturity Productions, where we got tons of things like shows, movies, and X, Y, and Z. Let's not waste no time, man. Let's get into this show. We appreciate y'all for being here. Let's get into our first subject. Which is Quick News. Quick news. Quick news. Quick news. Quick news. Alright, y'all. In quick news, uh starting off, Kaisanat, the uh most popular known whale streamer uh on Twitch and everything else. Now I believe he's he he has semi or somewhat retired from Twitch. Um Kaisanat went live and he was in Italy and he was walking through his home and he was talking about things and he went uh to a room where he has a wall called the hate wall where he's posted or he's printed out and posted um tons and tons and tons and tons of tweets from Twitter or X of people who have said hateful things about him on the internet and he posted a wall full of hateful things posted against him, and people was calling him out for just how lame they said it looked. Like for him to Yeah, it's interesting. You know, he talked about you know having dealing with depression, he talked about dealing with um mental health issues, and then he turned around and posted this hate wall, and you know, people are like, Man, you in Italy, why would you post something like a hate wall full of all these negative things? But he says he uses it for motivation, for in for encouragement, like to see all this hate and know that he's winning. She's dude, how do you feel about this this idea of a hate wall where it's like you got all these people posting hateful stuff about you and you look at it every day like I'ma show y'all.

SPEAKER_06 2:57

What about a love wall? Why would you put hate? You feeding the hate. You're supposed to dismiss that shit. You won't even look at it. If he if I was famous, I wouldn't look at that thug. I would not look at that thing.

SPEAKER_07 3:07

That's true. I mean, you don't think that it's not no motivation like yo haters hating on you feeding off the hate. No.

SPEAKER_06 3:15

No. Because you know you have haters, but to have a wall is great.

SPEAKER_07 3:21

A wall is a wall is a lot. A wall is a lot.

SPEAKER_06 3:25

A wall is a lot.

SPEAKER_07 3:26

I I I'm not, I wouldn't want a wall. I don't think. So I I think okay, so here's my thing. I think hating, taking the hate and using it for fuel or using it for energy, that's not a bad total thing. I think some of the greatest we've seen do it. Kobe Bryant talked about it before. Um, Will Smith has talked about it. Um there's people who use hate and they use it as a way of saying, like, cool, let me take this hate, let me turn it into gas, and I'm gonna use it to push myself to like show people what I can do.

SPEAKER_06 3:56

You know, when you visualize something, you can have something in the back of your mind, but you can look at it every day, that's fine.

SPEAKER_07 4:02

Okay. Yeah. Oh, you just got there we go.

SPEAKER_06 4:08

Oh, there we go.

SPEAKER_07 4:09

Um, I think that I think the hate war is a little much, especially if you have mental health issues. I feel like that doesn't help your mental health. That's yeah.

SPEAKER_06 4:20

That's feeding something.

SPEAKER_07 4:21

I don't know. And like, you know, um Sean C off the internet, he was saying, like, bro, you have you're in Italy. Like these people who hating on you that you posting on your wall, like none of these people.

SPEAKER_06 4:33

You're supposed to be living your best life. You was on vacation.

SPEAKER_07 4:35

I guess so. That's all you know, it's like please.

SPEAKER_06 4:38

You focus on the ones who love you. That's my motto.

SPEAKER_07 4:41

People who love me, that's what I'm focused on. I'm in Italy. I'm not focused on y'all.

SPEAKER_06 4:45

The rest of y'all can go to you nowhere.

SPEAKER_07 4:47

Like, so I think it's it's strange that he would have this hate wall, especially like tons and tons. It's a huge hate wall.

SPEAKER_06 4:55

Like what was what is this? How much time and effort that took for him to put that damn wall up.

SPEAKER_07 5:00

That's what I'm saying. To print out all the and then he did it in like Twitter uh or ex uh night mode, you know, where the screen is all black versus being all white. So it's like you printed out all the all the ink you wasted. That shit is in. He printed it. Printed it. Printed out, taped on.

SPEAKER_06 5:20

Yeah, it's clearly some mental shit going on.

unknown 5:23

That's sad.

SPEAKER_07 5:24

Like I would have a wall full of accomplishments.

SPEAKER_06 5:27

And that proves what I used to say, though.

SPEAKER_07 5:29

What?

SPEAKER_06 5:30

Being rich and famous will drive you crazy. You think so? All that money will drive you nuts. It will. Look at him. He probably was a perfect New York little kid streaming. Look at him. Mental health. Yeah. You got everything you want in the world. What's wrong?

SPEAKER_07 5:44

You know, and them streamers, man, they they the streaming life, I think, is very interesting as a study because these people, you know, they they was he has streamed for like days straight. 24 hours straight, 48 hours straight, 72 hours straight, like two, three days in a row. Like, you know, they stream for hours at a time. Putting your life on camera like that 24-7 is like we've seen it affect it affect kids in Hollywood, you know, like Macaulay Coke and uh and and the Olson twins, like being on television that young and that early.

SPEAKER_08 6:16

Absolutely.

SPEAKER_07 6:17

Now to being like streamers are doing it on such a high level, it's like you're mental, you in your house all day on camera.

SPEAKER_06 6:24

All day.

SPEAKER_07 6:25

With nobody, barely some people around you, maybe or whatever, but then the people around you, are they genuine?

SPEAKER_06 6:31

Are these your real people? Facts. If you had the money, would they be there? Facts. I get it. Shit, I ain't got money, and I was going through some mental stuff.

SPEAKER_07 6:39

But a hate wall, like, I I've taken hate, like, I see things that people have said negatively about me and been like, cool, let me improve it. You're gonna show what I'm gonna show people what it is. But I don't think I'd post like pictures of people who hated on me or or or or not gonna do it and be like, I don't want to see that. Just wake up every day. Just wake up, let me go see my hate wall. Let me go see let me go see my hate wall. Absolutely. Just standing there with your coffee, like what hater gonna say today? I mean, and a lot of it sometimes it'd be like, it's funny what people come up with sometimes when they hate on you. Sometimes they joke, you be like, that's funny.

SPEAKER_06 7:17

And then you look at your like, damn, what's it like?

SPEAKER_07 7:18

You know what I'm saying? You'd be like, You ain't lying, that that did look crazy. I mean, I get it, but it's I think it it's something he definitely has to like get rid of, burn it, get rid of, and just go on with your life. You burn it kind of the amount of money you've made as a streamer, the the the the deals you've made, the you've done streams with Kevin Hart, you've done streams with Nicki Minaj, you've done streams with all these major people, yeah. And to even, I wouldn't give an inkling. I don't I'm not even rich now, and I don't care what people think. To think that I'm gonna get money and then be sitting here like, well, they said that my clothing broken.

SPEAKER_06 7:58

I didn't give a damn back then. Sheesh. You know why I would turn off all that? I wouldn't even be on social media.

unknown 8:05

I know that's right.

SPEAKER_07 8:07

Bump all that. I'm doing good. I wouldn't even read. Like, and I guess social media, you get on there, you start reading stuff because you post in and stuff, but I wouldn't, I was it I just was on YouTube and I was going through some comments on the on the page, and somebody had said that my last movie, like they basically said it sucked ass, basically. They was like this dumb ass movie we'll do die laughing. Like I was excited.

SPEAKER_04 8:32

I said somebody hated on my morning. Yay!

SPEAKER_07 8:35

Like I was excited, like that's funny. Let's put another one out. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? So I'm not tripping and sitting there like, dang, people hating on me. Like, I just think that I I hope. But you have to be a strong individual. You do. You do. You do have to have some, you do have to have very thick skin. You do to like see all that type of hate and deal with it. And and and I get that people hating sometimes, they're hating on you and they don't even know you. So it feels a little unfair to be judged in a way where you like, y'all don't even know me. And y'all saying this stuff about me, or you don't have a full picture and y'all saying this stuff about me. But who cares? Who cares? Go back to your nine to five, and I'm uh I'm in Italy. Let's just put it like I'm in Italy and you wherever you in Arkansas working at Praene of Bread. I don't care.

SPEAKER_04 9:26

Whatever.

SPEAKER_07 9:26

So I, you know, prayers for, you know, Cash and I may that he get his mental health together. But you know, he he definitely has to figure out something, man. And other quick news, uh, let's talk about this Dwight Howard allegation situation. Um his uh wife, um uh what's her name? Uh Amy. Uh she she went live. Obviously, she talked about some of the things that she's been going through. Um, she talked about how CPS has been called to their house plenty of times, various of times, um, because of situations where Dwight Howard and has possibly allegedly hurt his kids. Um and she said on this third time or this last time Um they were called and he coached his son into uh accusing the stepmom of doing something. And so Oh, he coached He coached the son, yeah, to say that it was the stepmom. Um and she, you know, went live in tears, she crying, she devastated. She said she has tried to be a supportive wife. She said that when CPS came the other times, that instead of ratting him out, she supported and covered for him and she tried to get them help. She's tried to do counseling, she's tried to do all these things, and Dwight seems to just continuously be this type of monster behind the scenes. Um, and then of course she did the live video where she, you know, was talking to her son about or her stepson about, you know, lying and what that looks like. Of course, Dwight, we heard him in the background. Where yeah? Where yeah, son, and he didn't went up there and and closed the door on her. And of course, she went and she talked about him having a drug issue. She pulled out the kilos or the cocaine, the cocaina, you know what I'm saying? She said he's doing all these all these drugs and she won't help for him. Um, Chisa, in this situation, obviously Dwight Howard is not looking, I'm not even saying the best. He's not even looking good. But in this situation, what do you have sympathy for the stepmom? Do you feel like there's something that she should be doing or not doing? She's not really saying what Dwight has done. She's saying like she's still protecting him.

SPEAKER_06 11:49

You knew he was a monster since he was messing with Royce. You remember that? See, these women sometimes think they can do a man. He's not gonna do that to me. I'ma save something. Right. You can't. Okay. And so certain things you expect from certain people, and grandfather. I mean, I feel bad for her to even go through that, but sometimes you just gotta avoid the red flags, and they don't.

SPEAKER_07 12:15

But she's saying this ain't like him. She's saying this is not how he's always been. So she's saying, like Royce had told her. She told all of us. You marry him. But sometimes you know how that is. What? Right? The first the first woman come along, then she leaves, here come the second woman, and the first one tries to warn her, but you don't know if this is a jealous person. You mad because you're oh Royce had receipts.

SPEAKER_06 12:39

I mean, queens and all that. You want to accept this? You married that man. Red flags. You married the white Howard. And all the bulletin he done been through. Yeah. Oh now you're in some bull.

SPEAKER_07 12:56

She said, Oh no, you went some bull. So surprising.

SPEAKER_02 12:59

Hey, bro, come on now, dawg.

SPEAKER_07 13:01

Listen, I just think that like it's one of those things where surprising. Dude, I feel bad for her because to stand by somebody when like you're trying, even if even if you take away everything he does that she knew about, she's still trying to support her man. She's still trying to love him. She's still trying to be by his side. She's still trying to pull him out of whatever darkness she thinks he's in. Like And that's her problem.

SPEAKER_06 13:33

God dang, Jace. Let me tell you, can't nothing pull you out your darkness, but Jesus and a counselor. Jesus and a counselor. Not this woman trying to no. That's the problem. See? Okay. Let God fix them in a little prayer and a little counseling.

SPEAKER_07 13:51

Because there ain't nothing else to do. I mean, you're right. You you you you you're right. I think but I think that having your your spouse's support can get can do a lot of good or help you in a lot of situations when you're going through stuff, or maybe you find yourself lost or whatever. And so I can see that she's that part. I'm being serious. No, and I agree with I I understand what you're saying. Because you basically saying, like, girl, you knew what it was from the jump.

SPEAKER_06 14:22

Yeah, I would have ran from the hill. You signed when they said direct. Say who? Oh.

SPEAKER_07 14:31

Who said he wants to date?

SPEAKER_06 14:32

You said, Oh, the lady said what? Oh, you got receipts. All right.

SPEAKER_07 14:35

I'm good.

SPEAKER_06 14:36

I do, no.

SPEAKER_07 14:38

I mean, that's true. That's true. But sometimes when people put out, sometimes when people pull out receipts, it seemed like they hating. Sometimes. So it's like, it's one thing, because it's like you was with him. You was with him. We we gonna make her, we can't make Royce the hero. You was with him. You saw the stuff he was doing. He wasn't messing with no drag.

SPEAKER_06 14:56

You was with him. When he was messing with drag? You was was he No How you get the receipts then? People have dark past. She didn't have receipts on the drags. I'm just saying. She was talking about how he was abusive, how he, you know, different stuff. The drag came out with the other person. But you was with him, so the same thing. It doesn't matter. You be we would love a nigga down trying to help him pull out his damn dark sag. Yeah, we be with him. What does that mean?

SPEAKER_07 15:20

So not somebody else wants him and you like, oh yeah, just so you know. Uh-uh, I'm like, peace. Just so you just so you know, he was, he did this to me and he did that.

SPEAKER_06 15:28

She's gonna find out.

SPEAKER_07 15:29

Well, she didn't.

SPEAKER_06 15:32

So you ain't got to explain shit to the next woman. It's gonna roll over because he ain't gonna change.

SPEAKER_07 15:37

Guess what?

SPEAKER_06 15:37

She's gonna get it probably two times worse. You ain't gotta do nothing.

SPEAKER_07 15:40

Talking about it's like uh a mini phone, it's gonna roll over. Roll over like the old minutes on the minifones.

SPEAKER_06 15:46

All them traits and shit gonna roll right over to the next one.

SPEAKER_07 15:48

What about the minutes gonna roll over?

SPEAKER_06 15:50

The whole time, they thinking that they can fix a broken person.

SPEAKER_07 15:53

True.

SPEAKER_06 15:53

You cannot.

SPEAKER_07 15:54

True, true.

SPEAKER_06 15:55

You're not a counselor, you're not a savior.

SPEAKER_07 15:57

True enough. I feel that. I feel that. In other quick news, uh, there was a woman who who was she went live and she talked about uh being a her her family and her friends talking about her because she is a uh a 304. And they talked about and she, you know, she was on her long She was on her live and she was talking about how her family and friends have been judging her and and talking bad about her about being a 304, but she says that none of them want to help her. None of them have helped her financially, none of them help her with her kids. You know, she said she get she trying to get a job. Don't nobody want to help watch her kids. So she like, I'm making money doing this, and this is what I'm doing. So she like is she feels shameful. Do you think she is in the right to call out her family and friends for judging her for what she's doing when she said y'all not helping me? She's right.

SPEAKER_06 16:55

Don't worry about what I do. What Jesus, Jesus. Let me tell you this though. All jokes aside, I have What? Is she a whore or she a hoe? So she's getting the money. She's getting the money. Because you know what? That's my business. Why y'all in my business? Y'all not helping me. But you I have more respect for a woman who get paid for it. If you're gonna do it, I ain't saying go be one. Uh-huh. But you just laying there getting nothing, and and then as opposed to you getting a little money, this is a organization, a business or something.

SPEAKER_05 17:26

I know that's right.

SPEAKER_06 17:27

She's just an organization. This is a business. As opposed to her laying up where she can't feed her kids.

SPEAKER_07 17:33

I ain't hating on her, but but is there not something to be like, girl, what kind of example you setting for your kids? They ain't got enough. How do you know they don't know?

SPEAKER_06 17:42

How old are they? Who knows? It don't matter. You out here. They don't know mama slagging in front of the one that ain't getting some food. You over here sliding on the knob. No, daddy. You don't know. You better ask my mama what they did for a little strange whippy strange back in the day.

SPEAKER_07 17:58

My mama did not. My mama would my mama did not do none of that.

SPEAKER_06 18:03

You know that strange uncle you ain't know about. Oh my god. Listen. You know the uncle, what's the name Uncle Tim? Uncle Tim. That was Mama Fred. Your damn uncle. Uncle Tim.

SPEAKER_04 18:20

Who is Uncle Tim? Uncle Tim. You son of a listen.

SPEAKER_06 18:30

I have respect for a woman who just went, I'm an F you. Look at that big thing. Just looking at.

SPEAKER_07 18:34

I mean, this girl, you wanna hop on it, but if she's struggling, you listen, I'm I'm here to tell you right now. Okay.

SPEAKER_06 18:45

If she's gonna be one. We don't care.

SPEAKER_07 18:48

If if you first off, your family and your friends should want the best for you. This is not the best for you. I'm sorry. You cannot sit here and tell me this is the best you can do. The best you can do. Now, we're not gonna talk about how you got yourself in a position to where you can't take care of these kids without having to be a 304.

SPEAKER_06 19:08

We're not gonna talk about you probably got a job and a little 304 one on the side.

SPEAKER_07 19:13

No, she she full blown in 304 because she talked about the fact she can't keep a job because she's she ain't nobody gonna watch the kids.

SPEAKER_06 19:19

She probably make more money.

SPEAKER_07 19:20

Listen, you can't you These men want some out of these women, don't want to help them.

SPEAKER_06 19:26

That's how they do it tonight. It's a shame.

SPEAKER_07 19:28

Listen, I uh I saw set it off, okay? I know Jada. They had to do what she had to do. I know Jada was doing what she had, but she did not have to do what she had to do. She chose to do. Well she was gonna do it. Because she was working. Same some call. She was working. She had a job. Yeah, she couldn't pay for her brother's tuition to go to college, but that's on that's on him. She had some doing.

SPEAKER_03 19:51

No, she didn't play there with Mr. What's his name?

SPEAKER_07 19:59

Jesus out here supporting, supporting the ol's. Talking about some go. You do you.

SPEAKER_06 20:05

You and my people, bud, but I ain't gonna say no things, but I'm just saying. She gotta do respect it more. I'm just we talking about her family, though. We're talking about the fact. Yes, if I'm her family shouldn't be in her business.

SPEAKER_07 20:16

If I'm your brother, if I'm your brother and I gotta hear in the streets that my sister out here that she done slid on on Ricky and she done slid on Joey, and she done slid on Brian, and she done slid on.

SPEAKER_06 20:27

Hey, brother, my kids hungry. Come on with it. Come on, what you talking about? I wanna hear that. My kids are hungry. I got it. See? Therefore, do do time. Hey, look.

SPEAKER_07 20:48

Uncle Tim.

SPEAKER_06 20:49

Oh, Tim, Uncle Tim. But no, but yeah. Some women are taking that. It could be the easy route or it could be the not, you know.

SPEAKER_07 20:57

That's so easy. She was on there crying, she was upset, she was just like, Y'all don't want to help me. If you're a woman whoever did that for that, you already know it ain't easy.

SPEAKER_06 21:07

But if she wants to make a future out of money and she ain't got no choice, I have not to judge.

SPEAKER_07 21:12

I mean, true enough. At some point, though, it's like you gotta give it up. She can't be home. Go to Everest for all her life. Something. Remember the Everest commercials? My man used to be like, You're sitting at home, you ain't doing nothing. Get up off the couch and call Everest. Listen, do something. Like, I just think like I ain't judging, I ain't saying go do it.

SPEAKER_06 21:30

Be home. Just you know.

SPEAKER_07 21:32

I feel I feel it. I I do think like people will try to judge your situation and not also try to help either. And don't help. And don't help either.

SPEAKER_06 21:40

They so concerned, get a family, go fun. Whatever y'all gotta do and cash out this girl.

SPEAKER_07 21:44

That's true enough. But at the same token, she could make wise. Girl, go go find a daycare.

SPEAKER_06 21:52

That's expensive.

SPEAKER_07 21:53

How many kids you got? I didn't, I don't know. She said how it's gonna be a lot.

SPEAKER_06 21:56

It ain't one or two.

SPEAKER_07 21:57

But if it's it's either or go get you. Job, go pay for daycare, go get you some assistance, go get on that government cheese, whatever you gotta do. But don't sit here and blame us because you're not able to keep. Because one thing I always say is it's one thing for you to have a kid, it's another thing for you to start keep having them, and then you sit down.

SPEAKER_06 22:14

And then, like, who gonna take care of? Crazy.

SPEAKER_07 22:17

Nobody told you to go out there and do all that. Yeah, have all them kids.

SPEAKER_06 22:20

I said when I had a kid, one was gonna be for me and one was gonna be for him. That's two, right? That's two. That's it. I'm just saying. I mean, I'm or if he was the lead, I can handle two. You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_07 22:32

You can handle two, you can split two, you can do it. When you you at three, four, five, six, seven, eight, whatever, it's like how you mad your family don't want to help you with all them kids.

SPEAKER_06 22:43

But see, that she wasn't mad. They judging her for doing what she's doing.

SPEAKER_07 22:47

But yeah, because you then when you get a disease or something, then when you when you when you out here or you get you can get hurt or something out here, then you're gonna be looking crazy. Then, or if you get another kid. But maybe she maybe it's friendly people. Man, Uncle she knows it ain't always Uncle Tim.

SPEAKER_06 23:07

Uncle Tim off the box neighbor or something. No danger intended.

SPEAKER_07 23:11

No danger with Uncle Tim.

SPEAKER_06 23:13

You know, friendly little exchange. That's all she wants.

SPEAKER_07 23:16

That's wild. Well, um, another quick news, uh, there was another woman who went viral because she was uh smiling, taking pictures of her and her divorced husband at that point. She's taking pictures of her and her husband getting a divorce, and she was smiling and making a video because she said she left him with the kids. She said she started with the marriage and she said she leaving with what she came with, which was nothing. She didn't start, she didn't come into the relationship with no kids, so she didn't she ain't leaving with no kids. She's she justified in being this happy.

SPEAKER_06 23:51

Yeah, we go lucky. Okay, how many years she just wanted to be free? We both created these. Why got to keep them?

SPEAKER_07 23:58

I mean, she left them with full custody.

SPEAKER_06 24:01

Bye.

SPEAKER_07 24:02

She said she go see them on the weekends.

SPEAKER_06 24:04

Thank you.

SPEAKER_07 24:04

She said she go be the stead, the the side mama. How old are they? I don't know how old they are.

SPEAKER_06 24:10

That's right.

SPEAKER_07 24:11

My kids are grown.

SPEAKER_06 24:12

22 and uh 18. Okay, she at that point live your best life. There you go, your daddy or whatever.

SPEAKER_07 24:18

I don't think they're that older though. I think they probably they're younger than 18.

SPEAKER_06 24:20

Hey, it took two of us, honey, take these children. I'm about to go live my best life for a few minutes.

SPEAKER_07 24:26

Right back. She didn't hit the Uno reverse on them.

SPEAKER_06 24:28

That's okay. Who else better leave was their father? He was probably stable. He got money, yeah.

unknown 24:34

What's wrong with that?

SPEAKER_06 24:36

I mean she permanently leaves or she's taking a break. What she doing?

SPEAKER_07 24:39

She said she ain't in full custody. So she not, she, she, she the one that's gonna be a big thing. Giving up them right as a mother. Yeah, she go see them on weekends and holidays. She ain't that she ain't gotta do the part-time, like I take them four days, you take them three days. She said, You got them, I see them on weekends and holidays. Damn. That's how she moved. I think it was only like maybe, I think it said two, two or something, two or three.

SPEAKER_06 25:03

She's trying to get up out of there.

SPEAKER_07 25:05

She said she aboard the mission. She is out of there. What? Would you do you think that if if if if you had to split and your kids were younger, would you want your kids with you or would you would you give away full custody? Or would you want to join custody?

SPEAKER_06 25:22

They probably would want to come with. I don't know. Because one time my oldest daughter, we were little, her daddy was about to go. She's like, I'm gonna go with my daddy. She made the opposite absolutely clear that she was going with her daddy. Okay. And that's before I had my second child. Right. But um I don't know. Sometimes they don't go with the daddy.

SPEAKER_07 25:40

Do you think it do you think if if they wanted to go with you, but you didn't want them?

unknown 25:48

Oh, I would never want to, but not yeah.

SPEAKER_07 25:51

So you you'd want your kids with God. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Well, would it now do you think if her kids wanted to go with her and she still said no? That's both. That's what that's about to say. Mommy, please.

SPEAKER_06 26:06

She's talking about mommy, please. Please don't go, girl. See y'all on Christmas. Oh, Jesus. It ain't in this down 4th of July.

SPEAKER_07 26:17

We in Marching. You talking about I see you on Christmas. See y'all on Easter. Jeez. That's terrible. That's crazy. No, that's real. I'll do it to them kids, though. You gotta think about that.

SPEAKER_06 26:26

You're gonna hurt them. Mama gone.

SPEAKER_07 26:28

But daddies do it all the time. What? I mean, and that's what a lot of people in the comments were saying were saying, like, she basically doing with any other.

SPEAKER_06 26:35

As a mother, it's not most of us not in this. We nurturers, right? We healers, we're not gonna leave our children behind. A regular, normal woman would not. And that's what people Because it's our instinct. Get your kids and go. You first thing you're gonna grab something happy, you've got your kids, get your car keys.

SPEAKER_07 26:50

You feel me? Some people feel like that. That's why some people say they felt like she was wrong for celebrating that she basically was able to put the kids on him and leave. Because they like, girl, how can you be so happy about that?

SPEAKER_06 27:01

Like she's celebrating, she's probably been in that marriage for so long, them kids. She's celebrating being a woman and being happy right now. That's what she's doing. It's coming off like that. She should have been in a different way. Gotcha. But yeah, I don't think she's celebrating leaving her family. But if that man wasn't right, she's celebrating that. She's celebrating her freedom.

SPEAKER_07 27:17

For real. She's celebrating everything but leaving the kids.

SPEAKER_06 27:22

I mean, I don't think she's she's celebrating.

SPEAKER_07 27:24

She's talking about she turned up.

SPEAKER_06 27:26

She left a living with their daddy shit.

SPEAKER_07 27:28

True enough, true enough, true enough. And other news, the uh the Breakfast Club is going through a lot of headache and stress as they have signed that big multi-deal with Netflix, and and now Netflix has taken control of everything Breakfast Club. They've taken over their social medias, they removed their videos from YouTube, they can't make content anymore for the YouTube space. They have to everything Breakfast Club has to go to Netflix has to go to Netflix. And so it's now split the fan base. People who love them, people who feel like they didn't, they basically sold out, who they done left the culture, they done gave up for the bag, cheats and fears. Breakfast Club. I how do you see this move for them? Can they can they recover? Do you think nope?

SPEAKER_06 28:14

They signed the the red damn pen when you sign your name on over.

SPEAKER_07 28:18

Right, right.

SPEAKER_06 28:19

What's the Drewski show? The goddamn um records girl.

SPEAKER_07 28:23

Oh, one of one of could have been.

SPEAKER_06 28:25

Yeah, that's what he did.

unknown 28:26

People have to be careful.

SPEAKER_06 28:27

They need the final line.

unknown 28:29

They couldn't.

SPEAKER_07 28:30

It's over.

SPEAKER_06 28:30

It's over. I'd rather be on YouTube than Netflix. You think? Yes, because YouTube is a bigger platform. That's what I'm saying. I mean, I true enough. It's a bigger platform. People not paying for no prescription. I'm gonna watch free YouTube.

SPEAKER_07 28:45

But YouTube is lost the time. Let's say what we do now, we on YouTube, and let's say we we hit in, you know, our episodes get us um a hundred thousand an episode.

SPEAKER_03 28:58

Yes.

SPEAKER_07 28:58

And so we split that 50-50. 50,000 you, 50,000 me.

unknown 29:01

Okay.

SPEAKER_07 29:02

100,000 every episode we put out.

unknown 29:04

Yes.

SPEAKER_07 29:04

And then Netflix say, we'll give you two million per episode. And now But we gotta control all it. But we got they gotta control. We gotta get all that up. Freedom we got right now. Uh-huh. But we go get a million per. But we get a million per. 50,000 to a million. 50,000 to a million.

SPEAKER_06 29:28

What if you can flip that 50 to a million? We'll keep our independence.

SPEAKER_07 29:31

Because why you no longer even if we flip a 50, even if we flip into 50,000, we still only let's say we only make to a hundred thousand. So now we're walking away with a hundred thousand at the two million. Instead of right.

SPEAKER_06 29:46

Okay, so if we decide it depends on what they offering. They must offer something sweet for them people like, all right, unless you didn't reach the time print. I think not quite sure they knew they couldn't have access to YouTube. They wouldn't did it. Unless they think it's a better choice.

SPEAKER_07 29:59

And I don't know if they read that.

SPEAKER_06 30:01

Money ain't everything now.

SPEAKER_07 30:03

But when you talk about, I mean, they gave them a sweet deal, I'm sure. That deal had to be sweet.

SPEAKER_06 30:09

But so why is it such a controversy now that they can't post on YouTube and all this?

SPEAKER_07 30:13

Because a lot of they because a lot of the fan base ain't that who matters was going through YouTube, watching their old clips, watching catching up on them. They even if they made, let's say they may uh they did the Breakfast Club radio show and then they did uh a special episode after. They can't watch that no more.

SPEAKER_06 30:32

That who matters, that's who made them who they are, the fans.

SPEAKER_07 30:35

True enough.

SPEAKER_06 30:35

Now you have to shift the whole it's gonna be different. Netflix fans are going to be different.

SPEAKER_07 30:40

Absolutely different. I think it's gonna be different, and I think it's it's going to really shake up how they I don't know how long the deal is for, but I know that's weird to leave from iHeartRadio and then go to Netflix. I know the bag was different for sure. Netflix is buying up podcast shows left and right. Just like they bought um Jada Kiss and Jada. Yeah, but it is. I mean Jada Kiss and Fat Joe.

SPEAKER_06 31:08

Money is your motivation. Go ahead. I mean, I think you're worried about your fans and keeping this and keep keeping it relevant, keeping it live, right? You make your decision.

SPEAKER_07 31:18

But I think it it's also security though, right? Because we use YouTube is like, yeah, you keep your fans on YouTube, but if you start dropping the numbers, right? If we do a million views on one episode and then the next episode we do 75,000 views, that's a change in money. That's a change in money. When you drop views and when you gain views, that's a difference in money.

SPEAKER_06 31:42

It's all about what you got.

SPEAKER_07 31:43

So it's like Netflix, like, no, we're gonna secure your your financial here go this regardless.

SPEAKER_06 31:48

And since they are a business, and this is what they do this for their career.

SPEAKER_07 31:52

But they seem so miserable now.

unknown 31:54

That's what I'm saying. You gotta make a choice.

SPEAKER_06 31:57

You do, you do man with that red pin. You're gonna it's never gonna be equal. Never gonna be equal. You gotta make a choice.

SPEAKER_07 32:04

True enough. You're right, you're right, you're right, you're right. I ain't mad at it. Uh Jay-Z, and other news, another quick news, Jay-Z called out by the the great Michael Eric Dyson for uh going after Drake and the whole culture vulture thing between him and and Kendrick Lamar. Um at the end of all of this, do you feel like Drake is a to you, do you feel like Drake should still have to deal with being called out for not being black, totally black, you know, everybody says his blackness is not real. Do you think that Drake still has to prove that he's black enough for the culture? Do you feel like he has to prove that he's not a culture vulture? Is it is it Drake has gone to reggae, Drake has gone to house music, Drake has gone to different types of form of genre music and dominated, made a hit song or something.

SPEAKER_08 32:58

Exactly.

SPEAKER_07 32:59

Is it is it that or is he stealing other people's culture for his success? Is it you don't know nothing about house music, you don't know where it comes from, you don't care about the origin, you don't care about the respect. And why you don't over the Just because he had white because he had white.

SPEAKER_06 33:14

I don't know. You don't know what the Okay, his mother, it doesn't matter. I think that's crazy. Because you don't know where that man comes from. Stuff comes from your grandmother, from your father. Right. He's black and white. You don't know what he heard, right? I I love it. I think he gives us a mixture of everything because he is biracial, because you know what I'm saying? Right, right. It ain't nothing against him.

unknown 33:38

That's crazy.

SPEAKER_07 33:38

People are racist. So you don't think so, I mean, and and it's interesting because I I don't necessarily disagree with you. I think Drake has has opened up the musical floodgates over his career as far as being able to dabble in different things, and I think it's why he's still relevant.

SPEAKER_06 33:57

Exactly.

SPEAKER_07 33:57

I think for every rapper who's just rapping, you rap rap, for him to be able to make different music, it makes people still listen to him, open up new audience. However, I do feel that Drake, especially during that one era where he was featuring on everybody's songs that like he featured on people's songs, you like that young, what was that dude's name? Was it like young YB that uh look a lie, look a lie, 720 Drive or whatever?

SPEAKER_05 34:24

Look a lie.

SPEAKER_07 34:25

But that song was like that was some dude. I don't that dude's never made a song ever again. But it's like Drake went on a run where he was hopping on these independent artists' songs, blowing them up for that one song, because it was kind of like, yeah, you helped that one artist make a hit song, but now it really was for you because Drake had the longer verse most of the time, he had the hook most of the time, and it it some people see it as that's something.

SPEAKER_06 34:52

Or did he hop on it because it was hot? Because I can hear some shit like your music, right? Hot as hell. You Drake here, you be like, I'm gonna hop on that. Period.

SPEAKER_07 34:59

It's because the shit is hot. But what if what if what if not Drake hop on my song and then never calls me again? Does that not feel fake?

SPEAKER_06 35:07

Does that not feel like you that one song probably took you there? It's your he got you there to go.

SPEAKER_07 35:13

Oh, okay. So you look at it like he shit, oh, like go. Go. I get it. I get it. You supposed to take that momentum and run with it.

SPEAKER_06 35:26

He put a long verse on your shit, he spit it in, he went hard, like what? You can't ask for nothing else.

SPEAKER_07 35:31

I get I feel what you're saying. I feel what you're saying. I feel I get it. I get it, I get it. I I see He just probably got an ear for good music. And I think he does. I think I I think he does. I think Drake has a great ear for music. And I think it's it's why he's underrated, underappreciated, I think, in in the whole scheme of rap. I think people have underrated him or are but I also feel like there's something where it's kind of like when it comes to black issues, when it comes to black communities, when it comes to the black culture, Drake also offers us nothing there, though. So it's like you come, you is you show up for us halfway all the time, basically.

SPEAKER_06 36:12

But what if he really don't know? He's just a talented guy. This is his talent. True enough. What if he don't know? His daddy probably went around. He all he knows his wife's ad. But I still can rap, and I'm still talented. So what is the issue?

SPEAKER_07 36:24

Y'all going too deep, like come on. I think it's because of the Kendrick battle, and I think Kendrick has has shown himself as an ally to black culture, uh, and an ally to the black experience, even in his music. And I think that you can appreciate that authenticity.

SPEAKER_06 36:43

Whereas Drake's his journey, though. True. You can't blame Drake's journey for not being this black rock. That's not him. He's a half-white boy from Canada. Okay. So you gotta take his journey to that. Doesn't make him less talented. It doesn't mean he ain't the bad. Like, what are we talking about? Just because he's from LA, had to grow up with gang members and all that, they both got some talent going on, but they walks of life bring him to different places. You know what I'm saying? True. I think it's yeah, it's I love Drake. Kendrick, you okay?

SPEAKER_07 37:16

That's crazy. Okay. Okay, we're not doing this because you this is a little way an apologist. We not doing this.

SPEAKER_06 37:25

No, he took my voice.

SPEAKER_07 37:26

Like, I'm just saying I'm here to tell you right now. No, I'm just joking. We don't care.

SPEAKER_06 37:31

I'm not saying I love Kendrick, don't get me wrong. Okay. Okay. But when it comes to how many songs I listen to, how many songs I listen to, okay, as opposed to Drake and Kendrick. I'm gonna say Drake. Okay. I fuck with Kendrick, but my preference is music-wise, is Drake.

SPEAKER_07 37:57

Okay, listen, I hear you. I hear you. I hear you. Okay, all right. You disagree with me? Um, I, you know, listen, don't get me wrong. Drake is a huge influence, even to me musically. I I rock with Drake. I think Drake is is is is is dope. I've I've not a Drake hater. Um I think there's more meat on the bone when you talk about Kendrick's music versus Drake's music, there's more meat on the bone to digest. Drake's music is like candy. It's like it tastes really good, but it's going fast.

SPEAKER_06 38:30

Yeah. You know? Okay, I'm gonna say this the way it sounds. You know, because I like top boot check music. So Drake really, yeah, Kendrick, I fuck with him. When you want to get deep and you want to get to the culture, I fuck with Kendrick. Right. I wanna be, you know. But Kendrick got them bobs too now. He do. I ain't never heard shake no booty music now. I got some words. I ain't heard that now. I ain't heard, I ain't heard. See? So that's what would make the big difference for me. You know, the little different on the song. I got you. Okay. I fuck with Kendrick.

SPEAKER_07 38:57

Uh, and other quick news, she's a fears, you had something about Ray J and his eyes and his health, Lord at mercy.

SPEAKER_06 39:04

Yes, he was doing a concert and the blood was dripping down his eyes. Now they're trying to say that Ray J is a troll and he did it on purpose. But what can you put in your eye to make the shit drink down like that? And then he had this patch on his chest.

SPEAKER_07 39:17

Right.

SPEAKER_06 39:18

Like a heart. If you um I have a little knowledge about medical, it's something with the heart that's like either a pork. Okay. And it's like um, he did an interview talking about how he thought he was too little or he was too young to get sick. He was drinking um five, six, seven times a week. Just drink it, drink it, drink, drink. Right, right. But yeah, he has said that he was too little or he was too small to get sick, or he thought he was invisible.

SPEAKER_07 39:49

Okay, okay, right, Jay. Uh you I'm too I'm too little for it.

SPEAKER_06 39:55

You know, I'm a little nigga, I'm he he went fat.

SPEAKER_05 39:57

He thought that was a factor.

SPEAKER_07 39:58

Oh, Lord. No.

SPEAKER_05 40:00

I'm here to tell you right now. But the blood We don't care.

SPEAKER_07 40:03

Let me tell you, let me tell you, we don't care. I saw the blood.

SPEAKER_06 40:06

I I saw we the video we saw, the blood was he he passing out flowers to the audience while the blood coming down and he just now they were saying that could be a uh some lady got on there saying it was a blood, busted blood vessel could do that, but I didn't know it come out. I ain't never seen that. I I've seen your blood drip out that.

SPEAKER_07 40:25

Yeah, I've I've heard that that's a thing. I've heard it's a thing. Um the only time I saw it was in a James Bond movie. Um, you know, Casino Royale, my man's was leaking from his eye, butn't cool. But it is very his health has been declining over the last few months. We have seen this huge like health story with Ray J. I'm not sure.

unknown 40:47

Is he trolling?

SPEAKER_07 40:48

I I don't want to say he's trolling because I don't want to look up one day and he is gone or something happens and and then he'd be like, dang, I guess he wasn't trolling. Yeah, but I do feel like Ray J is a bit of a narcissist and he is he's very attention hungry. See, and I think that where he should be taking care of himself, he's trying to use it as a way for him to gain sympathy and attention.

unknown 41:21

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 41:21

For people to like all of a sudden, like, like this is going to basically revamp his career or something. It's kind of like when Jamie Foxx got sick, nobody seen Jamie for the longest. We thought there was a clone of Jamie, we thought they had snuffed Jamie and put him up in a box somewhere. Like, people was like, Where's Jamie Foxx? Remember that? Like, when he was gone, the whole question is, where's Jamie? Nobody saw Jamie Foxx almost for it felt like for a year.

unknown 41:49

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 41:50

A year and a half, it felt like. And then he came back, he was sick. It wasn't like Jamie Foxx was still doing movies, he was doing comedy, and he had like Jamie Foxx sat down and he focused on his health. And then he was near death and everything, and he focused on his health and got better. Ray J, I don't think he's he's realizing like if they are, if your heart has any kind of issues, that's that once this stops, everything else stops. Like it's a wrap. Your heart can't stop, and then everything else keeps working. So it's like if you if you got stuff going on with you, you need to sit down. You gotta sit down. If it's not too late.

SPEAKER_06 42:35

If it's not too late, men have a tendency. Okay, they don't go to the doctor until it's too late. You got to be hurting, ill, vomiting before men will go to the doctor. I know that's right! Then they wait till they almost 40. True. Or if not 40. Yeah. So at that point, if you have an under a condition, an underlying condition.

SPEAKER_07 42:57

Drinking like that, yeah.

SPEAKER_06 42:58

And all other things going on. You ain't been to the doctor, got a physical nothing. It's biological, that's what these men are doing. And at that point, it's too late. Oh, now you got stage four cancer. Welcome.

SPEAKER_07 43:09

Well, welcome. Welcome.

SPEAKER_06 43:13

I get it. You're right. And it it is And I try to beat into these men here, go to the doctor.

unknown 43:18

Yeah.

SPEAKER_06 43:19

My message to y'all men go to the doctor. Once a year. Y'all worry about somebody sticking a finger up y'all butt. It's a medical procedure. Bend on over. Bend on over. Hey, I'm going for the bend that ass over for the men and get them cold and nuts and chick. Okay? Because we need y'all black men. Y'all getting sick and everything because y'all ain't going to the doctor. Not you. No, I'm serious. Bending on over.

SPEAKER_07 43:54

Starting a campaign called Ben.

SPEAKER_04 44:03

We are not going for that. We're serious.

SPEAKER_07 44:10

No, it's deep dog. Listen, we not doing the campaign, been that ass. I don't care what kind of health you want me in. I'm not going to know how to do that.

SPEAKER_06 44:21

No, what I'm saying is.

SPEAKER_07 44:23

Big old banner, been that ass over.

SPEAKER_06 44:25

No.

unknown 44:25

No.

SPEAKER_06 44:26

It's the fight for y'all to get that colon screen in. That is.

SPEAKER_07 44:31

Listen. I'ma just eat my tomatoes and keep moving. Tomatoes help with colon. Oh, we know. I'm going to eat my tomatoes and keep it pushing.

SPEAKER_06 44:41

You don't go to the doctor.

SPEAKER_07 44:42

I'm not. I do. I do go. I have been going to the doctor this year. I've been trying to get everything together. I'm just not settled on bending that ass over. I'm not. I'm being honest. I'm still.

SPEAKER_06 44:54

I don't get it.

SPEAKER_07 44:55

That's a little bit out of the way. Okay.

SPEAKER_06 44:57

Next subject. I'm sorry.

SPEAKER_07 44:59

Yeah, listen. So we're going to go ahead and take a break and then we're going to come back and get into our segments. You know, of course, our curb, your stupidity, our Boosty Come On segment. And Cheesa's corner. Cheesa got some advice she wanna drop. She wanna talk about some stuff that she got for y'all. So we're gonna do that, man. We appreciate all y'all for tapping in with us. It is the Not Very Mature Podcast. It's your boy Mature to Server with my co-host, Chisa Pierce. And we are going to be right back. I don't know what we let me see. I think we got we got we're gonna get us a song or something going up in here. Find us a track. Cheese, what you what you feeling, Cheesa? You know my favorite song. You know what? You you and I was just about to say, you know what, Cheese, you got a point there. She she got his favorite song. I'm gonna go ahead and we go play it because that's her favorite. And I was playing it on the way here. Thank you. She like, that's my song. So we're gonna go ahead and play it, man. This is bad by yours truly. Yes. Um ladies, man. Y'all check this song out and we'll be back after DL's. You have it on messy no limit. So you know you got it in the bottom of the skill. The not very mature podcast. It's your boy Mature Servant with my co-host. She's so fierce. She's she ain't gave us one of those in a minute. Listen, okay. We are again uh here on the maturity productions network, home of various podcasts. So y'all check out some of the various shows, man. Um, let's get into our first segment. Kirby Yo Stupidity. Kerbio's stupidity to uh Miss Ivana Ortez, who decided to uh take an AR-15 and shoot at the house of Rihanna and ASAP Rocky. Um this happened just recently uh in Beverly Hills. Um she uh apparently drove up on a white Tesla, um, shot an AR-15 at the house in the gates of their home. Uh they say Sab Rocky wasn't home, but they say Rihanna and her kids uh were possibly definitely home. Um you know she definitely uh has been arrested since then. The weapon has been confiscated since then. Um they have hit her with a$10,225,000 bond that has not yet been met. Um they said that uh allegedly I've heard that she was on one of the Hollywood tours that took her uh by the home of Rihanna, and so that's how she found out where she stayed. Um they the tour guy said that um sometimes even Rihanna would be uh open to coming down to the tour bus and like speaking to some of the people that on the thing. So um, you know, it's one of those things where you like, thank God she didn't do it on that day, or she didn't, you know what I'm saying? She didn't take the Hollywood tour and wait for her to come say hi.

SPEAKER_08 52:01

Some people are crazy.

SPEAKER_07 52:02

Um, but this lady, man, she she has made videos where she talked about Rihanna like taunting her and she's ugly and stuff. Yeah, talk about her head and her her nose and she being cursed by God and she, you know, she talked. I mean, there's tons, I mean, they have so many videos. There's so many videos that this woman has made talking about Rihanna. She's talking about Cardi B. Um, and and talk about, you know, Cardi B. Uh, she's talking about I'm the I'm the pretty one tonight or whatever, and all this other stuff. She's the first, when you heard this story, man, what went through your mind?

SPEAKER_06 52:35

I'm a whooper. I'm a I'm a whooper, that's all she needs. Rihanna to come out the house with her, but you know, Rihanna big. Shoop that little ass up and whoop her. What are you doing? That is crazy. See, when I first heard it, I thought, ASAP wanna be, you know.

SPEAKER_07 52:50

See, look at you. Going straight to what the man did. What did ASAP rocky do?

SPEAKER_06 52:55

Yeah, but she just like she needs a whooping on a jail, prison, all that.

unknown 52:59

Come on.

SPEAKER_06 52:59

That is shame.

SPEAKER_07 53:02

Some some people were saying that it's possible, obviously, that um she could like uh and um well that she could get a get off on it because of okay, but y'all gonna give her something.

SPEAKER_06 53:13

See my thing that celebrities too accessible. How is this crazy woman able to ride up to my shit? Like they're too free for me. Like I think they need to be more enclosed or something because I mean what's about the woman who broke the Chris Brown uh apartment shit and wrote love letters all on the Yeah, yeah. How are these stars at? My shit would be gated up to the light.

SPEAKER_07 53:38

I mean, she did shoot, she did have to shoot through the gate to even. I mean, you you in Beverly Hills, they stay up in the hills in the mountains. Those are streets that you can drive to. How's do you supposed to get to your house? A hella chopper? Like you got. That's what I'm saying. I think they were saying she took that Hollywood tour. And the Hollywood tour, you know, they make money by basically saying, ride on the bus, and then we're gonna drive through these mansions and show this is so and so.

SPEAKER_06 54:06

That shit needs to stop. I will stop all tours coming past. Don't even I don't care. Y'all don't need to see my stay at it. My shit would be undisclosed, my name would be under somebody else. That's ridiculous. She got three babies now. I mean, yeah, yeah. Look at these fans, they want to get into your business. Oh well.

SPEAKER_07 54:25

You know, and I think that's the scary part is that this lady, like, you can hear just how deranged she sounds. She talked about going to the altar store and seeing pictures of Rihanna on the wall.

SPEAKER_06 54:38

She's ugly. What are you? Scraggly self. They kill me. You know, I don't see the but who is you? I'm gonna say that for another topic, but I don't play that. Speak in your mind.

SPEAKER_07 54:52

Speak your mind, Jesus. Speak your mind.

SPEAKER_06 54:54

With us Queens along. You know what I mean? She's talking about who is you.

SPEAKER_07 55:01

She talked about she was listening. And the lady, you you could hear, like, um, she, I mean, even when she talked about Cardi B and she has like tons of videos about Rihanna. Um I all these queens.

SPEAKER_06 55:17

Go talk about Reba. Go talk about Rebecca. Reba. Who else? She's talking about Reba. Go talk about Reba Ross. Madonna ain't doing Madonna Swift. Ain't do Madonna ain't doing nothing right now.

SPEAKER_07 55:29

You're gonna talk about Rihanna. You're gonna talk about Madonna. Madonna. Taylor Swift, go go and get on one of them. She was listen, that lady was crazy, and you can see it in her eyes, like her eyes be so wide when she's talking. And it's like, girl.

SPEAKER_06 55:43

So now she looked dark. No, you look dark, very dark.

SPEAKER_07 55:46

She she was talking about the spirits and the energies, and that's why I be trying to tell people that all the energies and the man that shit is real. Y'all people you know I read energy, you didn't know. That that with this is that energy is why she think if she was gonna shoot me out. That energy is weird.

SPEAKER_06 56:04

That's crazy energy. But you know how you say vibe. It's a vibe, it's an energy. You feel it. We got that area, you know what I'm saying. Yeah, yeah. But you feel it. Right. You know what I'm saying? That shit is dark, you got dark energy, you got real energy. I feel I can feel a person staring at the back of my neck from behind me. Right. I can feel that.

SPEAKER_07 56:24

And it's crazy because she also feels like like even for her to like bring God into it and be like, God's judgment is on you, and you a demon devil, and and and she was saying she's a watchman, and Rihanna is a is a something, a warlock or something, and she was just like, I'm like, this is She's the witch. That's what she called it. She called Rihanna a witch, and she said, I'm a watchman. I'm I'm supposed to stop you. I say, Oh, oh no. And that's why it's like people, and the scary part is that, like you say, somebody like a regular person like that with mental issues can one go online and just talk about this stuff crazy. Cause who else feed in? How do you know other people don't believe her? Like, what if there's people that believe in this girl that'd be like, I'm with you, girl? Let's all go together. Let's all go together.

SPEAKER_06 57:17

Let's get all our how was that possible? Who's gonna stop?

SPEAKER_07 57:20

And then again, knowing where I stay. Who's gonna stop me?

SPEAKER_06 57:24

Where's the FBI? Where's fucking security guard? Y'all don't have nothing.

SPEAKER_07 57:27

People said that, like, where was Rihanna's security? But I'm like, I I'm assuming her security was like on the other side of the gate. Like they're on the property, not outside the property. Wrong area.

SPEAKER_06 57:36

She's talking about wrong area. You need to prevent people from getting in this motherfucker. Not when they in here. She's talking about staying on the street. Exactly.

SPEAKER_07 57:44

Staying on fools. 50 of y'all on the street right now. Block the whole street off. You need a whole army at this point. She's talking about 25 outside.

SPEAKER_06 57:58

I just don't want to imagine.

SPEAKER_07 57:59

Man, that it would have been horrible. So comfortable. Horrible.

SPEAKER_06 58:03

Y'all ready? She get some steel gates around this. Something like the purb.

SPEAKER_07 58:08

No, for real. I feel I feel like if anything, if I'm gonna have a uh house in the hills, I want my I want brick walls that is that's tall. My name's gonna be Selena something. And I want if my gates need to be full steel where you like you can't see through them.

SPEAKER_06 58:23

Can't nobody clam them. And if they do pew, I'm telling you, pew picking them off. Don't hop over my gate.

SPEAKER_04 58:31

Pew People just, oh my god, Jesus, can we get a photo?

SPEAKER_07 58:36

Pew She's sniping the No, the bad people she's sniping the paparazzi. Get off my fence.

SPEAKER_06 58:43

You look suspicious, you can pew.

SPEAKER_07 58:45

Get off my wall. That that is very insane, that lady, you know. She I hope I also hope she gets the help that she needs. Because with with the way that America has closed down the psychiatric wards, and there really is no yeah, there is no space for people to get mental, like the mental mental health. Yeah, they closed all those facilities, and it's unfortunate because you I just said this, not even they said people should get uh medically seen every six years for mental health.

SPEAKER_08 59:19

Exactly.

SPEAKER_07 59:19

Six years every six years you should you should have to do a check-in for mental health because mental health pops up over years. Sometimes you could be young without mental health and then get it later in your life. Sometimes you can have it from a young age. Sometimes mental health isn't always from birth. Sometimes it can happen after you have.

SPEAKER_06 59:36

Just like I think it should be every year. Well, I'll be right back. All your mental stuff it might not develop.

SPEAKER_07 59:41

That's what I'm saying. That's why I say every six years, because after six years, you'll have some type of if it developed in those six years, you will see you'll know. You know what I'm saying? And then you should have to take mandatory medication for it. I think you just should. It should be like on your license. Where your medication at? You driving without your medication.

SPEAKER_06 59:58

Let me tell you this quick story about that mental health though. The young lady came in and she looked bad. I didn't home with ride and she was mental health. Okay. I get her hair. She's like hey, she had cash. Okay. I don't go discriminate. At first I was skeptical. I wasn't gonna discriminate. I get her hair. She looked real pretty. So then she tell us she ain't eight. Oh my uh business partner offered her so much love. At this point, she stuck. Okay, we get on the phone. Her cousin was a council caller. She said, she said, get her out of here. She could look at me like anything. Don't show her no love, don't show her nothing. Oh, stuck. Show nothing, girl. Every day she came back. She stared at me. She said, That girl, she said, Why why is she staring at me? She said she'd got a ventilation and she couldn't snap with me. She was like, the girl had a um correct. She hurt somebody before like opening her doors to this girl, and she came up here every day because we should mess up and we had no clue. And we had to literally tell her, You can't come up here no more because we had the call authority, and that made her scared.

SPEAKER_07 1:01:12

Oh my gosh.

SPEAKER_06 1:01:13

She stared at me like I was I did something to her. She was like, What the hell did I do? The lady said you ain't doing nothing but watch her because she somebody in her bag you remember her.

SPEAKER_07 1:01:25

You did her hair wrong and she was like I laid her shit.

SPEAKER_06 1:01:28

She was homeless, she was bouncing though.

SPEAKER_07 1:01:30

Okay. She said, I don't like this Bob. That's crazy.

SPEAKER_06 1:01:34

She used to come back every day, like, hey y'all. You know, wey all what?

SPEAKER_07 1:01:40

And then and it's you know what?

SPEAKER_06 1:01:42

It's it's just all the police if you see her every day.

SPEAKER_07 1:01:45

And it's unfortunate because so many of our homeless, so many uh just uh you see them out there. Yeah, yeah. I you I'm seeing people you you go to the stove and you they they standing on. You thought you was mental.

SPEAKER_06 1:02:02

I don't know what was wrong with me. If you ever went to anxiety, it's like panicking.

SPEAKER_07 1:02:05

Right, right. Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_06 1:02:07

That's what I thought was mental, but you laughing you praying.

SPEAKER_07 1:02:11

You know, that's where you finally got it. That lady's gonna need some help for sure, cause she was making videos as if her and Rihanna have been beefing in the media for like years. And it's like, girl, she don't even know you. And that's scary.

SPEAKER_06 1:02:28

If she gets free, put her somewhere out on mental health her in jail.

SPEAKER_07 1:02:31

I mean, she is in jail for right now with the bond, but if she can plead insanity because she's crazy, and they can say like this girl is off her rocker, the most they'll probably do, get her some counseling. She might have to serve some time and then she can get out.

SPEAKER_06 1:02:44

She went off her rocker because you pulled up, got the gun, and a Tesla nine.

SPEAKER_07 1:02:50

Yeah, they say she's very smart. They say like And probably got money. They say she's smart, and I'm sure she got money, because you know, she talked about buying stocks and stuff like that. So she seems like she's competent enough to do certain things. They said she had degrees and everything. So they say it's like she not some people can just be obsessed with you.

SPEAKER_06 1:03:08

It ain't gotta be messy with you. Obsessed.

SPEAKER_07 1:03:10

That's true.

SPEAKER_06 1:03:11

You're obsessed with me. You want everything.

SPEAKER_07 1:03:14

That is true. That is true. Well, let's uh go on to our next segment and and let's get to Jesus Corner.

SPEAKER_06 1:03:31

Okay, y'all. So I just had a couple of things. Um we're gonna talk about forgiveness. So e yours when someone has a relationship with them with I know it's true, but so okay.

SPEAKER_07 1:04:06

I will say that I I know that I have to forgive the person for whatever ignorance caused them to do the ignorant thing that I'm mad at them for. But I also because That was a hell of a a hell of a uh thing. I struggle I struggle with ignorance with forgiving the ignorance because of the ignorance. Like it is it's tough. I I I definitely believe people should be forgiven for uh I think for a measure of things. I think everything um I think everything has a reason to why somebody does something. I think everybody has a reason for why they do anything. And what if it's your inner reason? It had nothing to do with the person. Even inner reasons, I think inner reasons are still reasons that person did whatever they did. The issue I have with forgiving sometimes is I can't forget and I can't I can't believe or trust in who I assumed you to be before what you did. So like if if if we cool and I believe a thing about you channel, I'm like, oh Jesus, we we like then, we solid, we good, and then you do something so treacherous that I'm like That's real, man It's hard for me to then go back and still see you as as I did before. So it's like I can forgive, but then I don't know if I've truly forgiven if I haven't f if I can't forget it. I don't know if I've truly forgiven if I can't move past it or if I can't treat you the same. Because forgiveness means I'm gonna treat you the same as I did before.

SPEAKER_06 1:06:00

So now are you deserving of me treating you like I did that?

SPEAKER_07 1:06:03

And that's the question, right? That's tough. That's the bad for you. Are you an Aries true and true? That's gang, gang. Because I I truly, it's like. That's crazy. It's people who have done me bold. Oh, bold. And I have forgiven, and then they didn't did me bold again. Or I done have people who didn't deal me so bold that it was like, that was it the one time.

SPEAKER_06 1:06:28

That's the one time.

SPEAKER_07 1:06:29

And I don't, there's there's nothing else I could do. Shame on you. I'm not trying to forgive. I ain't trying to nothing. Like, dead to me ain't even the phrase. It's like we beyond that. But so it's for you though, B. The forgiveness is for you. You ain't gotta fuck with them just the forgiveness is for you.

SPEAKER_06 1:06:47

You know that because you've been in church. You teach me. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, for sure.

SPEAKER_07 1:06:50

And I yeah, and that's what I want to talk about. And it's like I forgiven. Forgiven, let go, or forgiving. But I also that's tough.

SPEAKER_06 1:07:01

That is tough. That's tough, B. That's tough. I can't even answer. This is my question. I want to see how other people came about this.

SPEAKER_07 1:07:07

Now, do do you do you think do you struggle with the do you struggle with forgiving people no matter what they've done? Or is it the worse it is, the harder it is to forgive?

SPEAKER_06 1:07:19

Yeah, it's see I have boundaries, and once certain boundaries are crossed and stuff like that, but I'm a very good thing.

SPEAKER_07 1:07:25

Okay.

SPEAKER_06 1:07:25

I'm like, okay, you won't do it no, you know, I'm that kind of good.

SPEAKER_07 1:07:29

Right.

SPEAKER_06 1:07:30

But if I see a repeated action, I can't fuck with you.

SPEAKER_07 1:07:33

Okay.

SPEAKER_06 1:07:33

That's not fair.

SPEAKER_07 1:07:35

But even if you can't even if you can't fuck with them no more, can you forgive them?

SPEAKER_06 1:07:39

At that point, it's easier for me to let you go and forgive you than to try to forgive you and keep you around.

SPEAKER_07 1:07:45

Okay.

SPEAKER_06 1:07:46

Knowing that you haven't changed. If I see a change, you know what I'm saying? Okay. They're trying, you know. Right. I don't know if that's conditional forgiveness. If that's even a thing.

SPEAKER_07 1:07:55

Right, right. That's what you're saying. Yeah. And that's what I'm saying. That's why I said it's like it's like there's people who have done things where I'm like, bro, I can't.

unknown 1:08:03

Ain't no way.

SPEAKER_07 1:08:04

I we can I can't even see you in the streets. If I see you, you're gonna think I ain't forgave you. Cause cause hands. Uh-huh. Hands. It's like so. But at the same token, I forgive you because I don't want to keep holding on to that angle. I don't want to let I don't want to hold on to that.

SPEAKER_06 1:08:22

That's the part.

SPEAKER_07 1:08:24

But but it'll come back if I see you.

SPEAKER_06 1:08:26

And I'm also protecting myself. It's a wall.

SPEAKER_07 1:08:28

For sure.

SPEAKER_06 1:08:29

It's a house, huh?

SPEAKER_07 1:08:30

For sure. It's a great wall of China.

SPEAKER_06 1:08:33

You can even throw a brick at my glass house right now.

SPEAKER_07 1:08:36

Plexiglass. It's gonna bounce right off, bro. Because my wall's so high.

SPEAKER_06 1:08:43

You can't even climb it.

SPEAKER_07 1:08:44

If you do, pew pew, like we just talked about. Pew-pew-pew over my wall. I got my get over my grass. What do you mean? So I was like, I definitely, you know, it's it's tough because I I've forgiven a lot of people for a lot of things. I've asked for forgiveness for a lot of things. But I feel like the worse the crime gets, or the the way somebody goes. Or disrespectful it is, it's like that one.

unknown 1:09:12

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:09:13

Like like, you know. Like my my stepdad, and you know my stepdad, right? So you you know how he was, because I was younger, you were a little bit older. So you you he was y'all were he was grown, you was grown, so you knew a grown person. You saw how he was. He was drunk, he was he was all type of kind of stuff. He'd be getting into issues with people, people talking about, oh, they're gonna hand the shit with blah blah. Me and him had a lot of beef for years. For years. I and it was like a no forgiveness whatsoever. I did not rock. Once we once I never, once we got to a place where I didn't see him no more, it was like bro, I'm seeing you too.

SPEAKER_06 1:09:53

You cannot probably be in my face and I'm not forgiving you. I gotta see you every day.

SPEAKER_07 1:09:58

Yeah, it was it was one of the things where it was like, bro, I don't I don't even if anybody asked me about it, I was like, bro, I don't I don't rock with that man. Like I had nothing, I had nothing good to say. But it wasn't until it wasn't until I went to see him maybe a couple months before he he passed. And he was sick, he had cancer, he was going, you know, he looked it old and frail. And we sat down, we talked. Well, I actually before that I went to his mom's funeral. His mom had passed. Okay. I went to his mom's funeral and saw him. And, you know, we kind of we had a cordial time there. It was more cordial because I still was like, I'm here out of respect for your moms. You know what I'm saying? And the family and whatnot. But then when when I did see him, like I said, he was older, he was dealing with cancer, he was battling, he was sick, and whatnot. And, you know, we talked, me, him, my uncle, my uncle wanted to go see him when he came home. So we went by there to see him, we kicked it, and in that moment, seeing him old, weak, sick, see, I don't want to wait. In my mind, it was like I've been holding on to all of this anger, and this not only is he probably not thinking about the stuff that he did, he is not in a he only closer to a way out than than being in. And so in that moment, like, you know, we talked, we laughed, we were sitting there watching news, we talked, we laughed. And I forgave him in that moment, in my heart. Because it was like, I don't And that's when you know it's sufficient.

SPEAKER_06 1:11:32

See, I say I forgive people, but do I really?

SPEAKER_07 1:11:34

Yeah, in that moment I forgave him in my heart. I was like, I'm I'm I'm not gonna I don't I don't want to hate him to his death. That's crazy.

unknown 1:11:41

That's crazy.

SPEAKER_07 1:11:42

And and so I forgave him. That's cool, you know. We hugged. I think I saw him another time after that, and then you know, when he passed, you know that peace. And it's for you. It was for me, it's not for them. And I felt I actually felt bad when he had passed. Because I I used to think like, oh, when he died, whatever. Oh, well, yeah, but yeah. But in that moment, I was actually sad, you know what I'm saying? And so it was it was one of those things where like, you know, I went to the funeral and his family was even shocked that I came. You know, his family was like, Oh, we didn't think you'd come, you know, because they thought they knew the history. So they knew like he, you know, how he was. And so honorable, yeah. Yeah, and his, you know, uh one of my aunts on his side was just like, I'm so proud that you came. You know, she was like, It's so that just shows how much of a man you are. You know, and I was just like, I forgave him. I forgave him. And and to see the amount of people that wasn't there, and it was only like a handful, and I do mean a handful of people that was there, it was like, man, I don't want that for my life, where no nobody comes to mine's, you know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_06 1:12:44

And when you go to them funerals, you picture yourself. Yeah. All them tears and stuff, because you picturing yourself in there, not saying you don't love that person. Right. But I see my family coming up. I see this. What y'all gonna say about me?

SPEAKER_07 1:12:55

Right. That's what I've been talking about. That's true. And it's it was just um, there was a uh an a news thing that I seen where a dude went to this guy's funeral. He went to I think he said when he went to high school with him. And um he said he saw the dude pass on Facebook and he said he drove all the way to where the dude's funeral was, and he said he was the only one there. He said the dude's family wasn't there, he said the dude's friends wasn't there, he said he got to the funeral, and he was the only person there, and he was like, he went on there and was just like talking about his family, like, why how could y'all not come to y'all's own person's funeral, blah blah blah? And then I don't know what that man did.

SPEAKER_06 1:13:38

They're struggling with forgiveness. And they said if somebody forgave him, somebody would have been there.

SPEAKER_07 1:13:42

Cause some they they said people say like they had excuses for like oh my car this and blah blah. You know, and some people said, you know, they that his him calling them out made them feel bad about them not showing up, you know what I'm saying? But that's why you gotta put that shit behind you. It's like, man, you just never know. If you can, if you can, true enough, if you can.

SPEAKER_06 1:14:02

But you can, through the grace of God, you can.

SPEAKER_07 1:14:04

You surely can, you surely can. And I think if you have the chance to forgive, you should. You should for yourself. For yourself. For yourself, you're right. Right, V. Right. What else we got in Cheesy's corner?

SPEAKER_06 1:14:14

Okay, now we're gonna spice it.

SPEAKER_07 1:14:16

Uh-oh.

SPEAKER_06 1:14:18

Okay. I know that's right. Yeah. So down my timeline, I'm seeing all these women complaining about these men, complaining about they cheating, they doing all this or whatever. Now, I don't know what made motivates y'all to cheat, but my question today is why is it so taboo for y'all to explain to us what y'all want in the bedroom? I don't care how dirty, how nasty you think it is, what is the issue? Like with your significant other, even your okay, you ain't gonna tell everybody you download dirty secrets, but okay, what is the issue? Right. What is let's make it normal for y'all to tell these people what y'all want in the bedroom. We talking about sexual shit right here.

unknown 1:14:52

We just talk about it.

SPEAKER_07 1:14:53

Now, are we talking about men or men and women? Everybody. Okay, so why is it hard for people to tell their partner what it is that they won't? Really won't. Really won't. Really won't. I think it is taboo. I think a lot of it has to do with taboo. I think a lot of it has to do with um culture, right? Because um it's kind of like when a woman wants to date a woman, right? And she comes out as uh lesbian, then people kind of celebrate it, right? People be like, girl, glad you, you know, found yourself, did yourself, whatever. You chose you chose a woman. Don't nobody really, in real terms, ever judges a woman for wanting to like a woman.

SPEAKER_06 1:15:36

Really? That's not true. I think I know it's absolutely disgusting.

SPEAKER_07 1:15:42

That's fine, but I'm saying culturally. It's way more acceptable. Okay. Culturally, it's acceptable. We it's not a problem, right? But if a dude comes out and says that he will get scolded, mistreated, people will start being weird around him, people start acting like it's problems, and we've we've seen this, right?

SPEAKER_06 1:16:04

But I'm saying in your relationship.

SPEAKER_07 1:16:05

But I'm saying, I'm saying this, this is why I'm saying taboo. Okay. I'm saying that so for men and women, there are different things that women can do that men do the same thing and they get scolded for, or men do it and women do it, they get scolded for. I think it translates into sex as well.

unknown 1:16:22

Okay.

SPEAKER_07 1:16:22

Because if a woman says, let's prime example, if a woman says she likes to get the groceries ate, she wants to go to the bend that ass over campaign.

unknown 1:16:34

Okay.

SPEAKER_07 1:16:34

Right? She said, She said, sign me up for being that. So okay, then then that's okay. That's okay. Like, men are men are for it, yeah. I eat the moon, right? Women are for eating, right? So if a man says, I want mine, then all of a sudden. No, Sukiana has made it perfect. No, no, no, no, no. Sukiana, Sukiana said that people think that she's just nasty. If a man says that society is going to say that's what my ass. They're gonna say that that's bro. Yo. If he say, man, dog, I just want to leave my ass tonight.

SPEAKER_06 1:17:17

What is wrong with that? Tell that woman you want to bust it up with it, lick down.

SPEAKER_07 1:17:22

Hey, yo, listen. What's wrong with that video? Because it but that's what you desire. But you gotta think, there are a lot of women who will who will talk bad about a man if he say that.

SPEAKER_06 1:17:30

That's bad, too. We have to be wrong.

SPEAKER_07 1:17:32

If a man says that to his woman, the moment you just want to try it. That's fine. Even if you want to try it, the moment he says that to a woman, she's instantly going to say, yeah. She no, as soon as he so even if there was an open conversation, what are you like? Oh, you know, you know, I'm like, hey, okay, okay. I like it from the back. You know, okay. I want my air eight. Done. He's cooked. He's cooked. It's over. She like, check please. Like, there's a woman who I promise you that there's some things men cannot be open about wanting that a woman is gonna sit there, one, if she don't want to do it for sure. If she's not open to trying it for sure, and then she gonna judge you for wanting it. That's crazy.

SPEAKER_06 1:18:19

So now So what I've heard men don't get hair from their women. Okay. They go out and get it somewhere else. Why is that or their wife? Okay. It's not that she don't do it, or you don't want that reputation of her. Like, what the hell is that about?

unknown 1:18:34

I've heard that.

SPEAKER_06 1:18:35

What the hell are you supposed to get it from if you ain't getting it from your wife?

SPEAKER_07 1:18:38

I think that the one I think women don't do it. I think there's some women that just don't do it. I think they they What days are we? I think that they I think that they either A, don't know how, B, feel ashamed to do it because there's something. I there's some girl, I'm trying to someone feel like, oh, I down my knees and blah blah blah. Like it's like it's a shameful thing. I don't know. Some women don't know how to do it. That's another thing. So imagine if I'm like, my girl, like, oh, I'm a gay man, and then she gets down there and you like.

SPEAKER_06 1:19:17

That's why you gotta you gotta tell her.

SPEAKER_07 1:19:20

First off, how can I tell? Because if I'm telling you how to do it, that means I must have, I must have gone to uh on them knees campaign. It's instruction. Now granted less suction, less teeth. Now granted, you I'm saying though, that I think one, I don't think there's healthy sex education for both parties. I don't think no, no, no. I'm saying I don't think that men go out here. Yeah, I don't think men and women do enough research to know sex stuff.

SPEAKER_06 1:19:49

I'm gonna show you some DVD. You better go on YouTube, YouTube, y'all. But I'm saying, like, how to push the come on now. I'm so we better go to YouTube.

SPEAKER_07 1:19:58

Yeah, I'm gonna see some videos watched. I'm saying there is I'm saying that, but I'm saying that people don't do the homework.

unknown 1:20:05

They don't.

SPEAKER_06 1:20:05

People just go like a little dead fish.

SPEAKER_07 1:20:07

Yeah, people just go, people just go, people go have sex and then they figure it out along the way, and it takes you three, four, five partners to figure out how to ride. It takes you three, four, five partners to figure out how to set some. So it's like, it's not like people are out here professionals, people don't know what they're doing. They don't know what they're doing, and so either they don't do it or they don't know how to do it, so they're bad at it. Which then turns the partner off because sex is so vulnerable, right? We both sitting here, we naked, my roles out, your roles. Yeah, right. And you trying to fiddle with them looking stupid. You know what I'm saying? And then I'm down here trying to fiddle to the fiddle and and and then you you tell somebody like you're not doing it right. That's gonna make you feel bad.

SPEAKER_06 1:20:49

That first time. So the second time, though, I'm just saying, if you're in that journey of trying to I don't want anybody know what they're doing, but I'm just saying. You show them how you don't make it to the left, to the right, to the right. I think you should.

SPEAKER_07 1:21:01

I agree with you. I'm saying people should have more patience with their partner and and work it out together, right? That's all I'm saying. But I think that because if you didn't, if you were in a relationship for two years with Mr. Long Shlong, and he and he knew how to to to make the poodotang saying. And then you gotta meet. Then you all break up because he ain't then you get with Mr. Nice guy over here, and he got medium schmedium, and then he don't know how to pipe it, you like let me go call Uncle Tim and ask Uncle Tim to come back over here, and that's why people be ended up doing what they do, because instead of just being open, they do what they do. Yeah. So I think that that's what happens. I think people should I'm like me, tell me, because everybody don't know everything.

unknown 1:21:54

Like, yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:21:54

For sure. And people like different stuff.

unknown 1:21:56

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:21:57

People like different stuff. I think you should be open to it, for sure. Yep. But I don't think that what why do you think, I think as a woman, why why do you think there are just some things women aren't willing to do for their man?

SPEAKER_06 1:22:16

I don't know. I mean, if that's your person, I have been willing to try some things.

unknown 1:22:21

I mean, I don't know.

SPEAKER_07 1:22:22

Is there so you willing to try? Is there anything that you ever felt like you wouldn't just do? That you just said in your mind, like, even before you didn't have to try it or do it, you was just like, not doing it. I wouldn't, I wouldn't do this. Oh, wouldn't suck a man's toe, I wouldn't suck his feet or something. I don't know. There's some women who be like, they ain't putting toes in their mouth. I don't know. Animals are a no-deal. Animals. Yeah. Okay. Only thing. Wow.

unknown 1:22:49

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:22:49

If some people that is animals. That's the only red off off limit. Sheesh, I think that should be everybody's off limit. Animals are crazy.

SPEAKER_06 1:22:57

I mean, then I'm very open, right?

SPEAKER_07 1:22:58

Yeah, I I guess, okay. Um was there ever something that you was like, I'm not, I'm not for, but then when you tried it, you was okay with it. Yeah. Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay.

SPEAKER_06 1:23:11

Okay, not so bad. Okay, okay, okay, okay. That's it. So yeah. Okay. I'm very open. Right. And I don't want my lack to be a reason. Like, damn, maybe trying to find somebody.

unknown 1:23:20

That's just me.

SPEAKER_06 1:23:21

Right. I don't know if that's my Aries gang, or is it just like that's my inner I have to make sure that I conquer and know what I'm doing.

SPEAKER_07 1:23:29

Right. Type thing. I think it's important to know what you're doing. I think it's important to have um an idea of like what your partner likes. And I think you should do what your partner likes. I think people don't be doing what their partner like or doing what their partner wants.

SPEAKER_06 1:23:43

And then their partner just go along with it and don't say nothing.

SPEAKER_07 1:23:45

And I think that's tough to tell me. Because like, if you what you want me to say, like you're not doing this. Like, I mean, you know, no, I'm gonna tell you the way.

SPEAKER_06 1:23:53

You make small suggestions. You point their hands, you show them stuff, you set up the move. That's how you do it. You have to show somebody. I think that's true. You should show. And I think that's hard to say. Guide their hand, guide their head.

SPEAKER_07 1:24:06

Yeah. Whatever you need to do to the left, to the light. I feel you. That's true. I think I think for for for for men, I think it's hard being open to whatever it is that they're for without being labeled as something or judged for something or made fun of or something. And I think for women, I think that now we don't want to be looked at as whores sometimes.

SPEAKER_06 1:24:30

We don't want to get dirty messing. I'm a whore. Be one. And be one. You feel me? But as the initial, we'd be like, that's right. That would be why a woman hesitates, but I don't care about that. Be one. Be a whore.

SPEAKER_07 1:24:43

Be one.

SPEAKER_06 1:24:44

For your person. That's what I'm saying.

SPEAKER_07 1:24:46

And and then but I was and I think that women don't be knowing how to teach men their bodies.

SPEAKER_06 1:24:51

And so then it's easier for him to go get a woman that's already busting it up and that's experienced, that's gonna get on the slime and don't know how to rap. Yeah, it's gonna be easier. Yeah. So my thing is, ladies, get this together, man too. Watch some damn DVDs, step it up, videos, get together. If this is the person you're gonna be fucking, because I ain't fucking everybody, it's too much disease and all that shit. For sure, yeah. So if this is your person or your lover, I'm just gonna say that. You gotta be a person. Right, right, right. Make sure that you're doing something, making sure you're straight on your end, you know. Conversate. It's so many things that you can please each other. I don't care about the size, I don't care about none of that.

SPEAKER_07 1:25:26

I think that's and I think that's the other thing. Men are intimidated because, you know, women go and they had a bitch the long shillong, and then I'm showing up with a medium pizza, and she just let me tell you this.

SPEAKER_06 1:25:36

True fact. All women can't take a big dick. This is true. Okay? This is true. Listen, I don't want all that. It hurts you. You can your users be fucked up. I ain't gonna lie, B. These women claiming they need a big old going on with you. What's going on with you? I can't take all that. You don't need a She talk about what's going on with you? What's wrong with I don't need a Tunker truck in a garage? Like, come on.

SPEAKER_04 1:26:06

My potential in this little bitty garage.

SPEAKER_06 1:26:11

So women who claiming that and I don't know here, work with your man. Right. He gotta put a strap something with it. I don't care. True. Make it work. You know, have a deal breaker. True enough.

SPEAKER_07 1:26:23

Well, that's the nice come on. Um, yeah, yeah, yeah. I got you. I got you. We gotta um go on to our last segment, our boosie come on segment.

SPEAKER_02 1:26:38

Hey, bro, come on. Come on, my name.

SPEAKER_07 1:26:43

Come on to 50 Cent, man, as he has found himself uh at the uh bottom in the losing section of this war with T.I. and his family.

SPEAKER_08 1:26:54

Okay.

SPEAKER_07 1:26:54

As uh those who may not know, 50 Cent uh took a shot at T.I.'s wife, uh Tiny. And of course, uh the clapback came back heavy artillery. T.I. went on, uh he dropped like two, three diss tracks. He he called him out for trying to uh burn down his baby mama's house and trying to take get her assassinated. Uh TI's son went to his 50 Cent's mama grave and took a picture and said, let's talk about your mama. Oh, wait, she dead.

SPEAKER_00 1:27:26

You hear me?

SPEAKER_07 1:27:27

Uh they they they got the going. Who you playing with? They got the going. They took they they pulled up pictures of 50 Cent on the radio holding dildos from when he was trying to promote his his sex toy line back in the day. And they like, look at you holding D's. Like And exactly.

SPEAKER_06 1:27:45

They went to war. Prime example of how you don't fuck with a man's family.

SPEAKER_07 1:27:49

Yeah.

SPEAKER_06 1:27:50

You are a circle. They ain't having that. You talking about his mama?

unknown 1:27:53

Come on.

SPEAKER_07 1:27:54

It was crazy, of course. And then 50 cents uh go to war. 50 Cent, you know, went on to say that he was going to release a documentary called Surviving T.I. and Tiny, the same way he released one on Diddy. Obviously, people got, you know, caught him out for doing that. Because they think, you know, people are saying 50 Cent is an op, basically, with the with the feds. Charleston White got on there and got to put his two cent and supporting 50 calling uh T.I. Tappa Toes and Tippitz. Yeah, now that was ridiculous. He put his toes in what? He put his toes in some in some woman's uh put it hang. You know. But at the end of it, um, how did you feel about both sides? Did you feel did you feel like T.I. did the right thing, his son did the right thing? Do you feel like maybe them talking about his damn mother was too far? Do you think it was all a love affair?

SPEAKER_06 1:28:55

It's fair. It's fair game. You want to get on here and talk this part. There is no rule. You talk about my mother. I love him too, but I don't know. I mean, because he be trolling. Now some of that shit, he only do that because the air came on. Okay, we gave it you to be a troll, man. You got the money. Like, chill out, bro. Now you're talking about a whole family.

SPEAKER_07 1:29:22

Hey, what this lady do to you? I mean, true enough, and that's the hard part because people love 50 for his trolling.

SPEAKER_06 1:29:30

50 trolling, but we love him.

SPEAKER_07 1:29:36

So you say he trolls the wrong people. Exactly. They on his head.

SPEAKER_06 1:29:39

Oh, my son, everybody. This is a unity. You're not coming in here the troller.

SPEAKER_07 1:29:44

I know some people some people have said that that 50 trolling. People have said that his history, if you look at the people he's trolled, people have said that 50 always troll people when they're down. So he's saying like 50 has a thing for basically kicking people while they down.

SPEAKER_06 1:29:59

And why T.I. not down right now? How?

SPEAKER_07 1:30:02

Yeah. Nah, I'm thinking maybe he is. But I think well, it all started because obviously, you know, T.I. was talking about having a versus with somebody, and T.I. basically was saying that there was nobody who could match him in a versus. T.I. was saying, hit for hit. There's nobody who could touch him in a versus. And the 50 cents name got brought up. And of course, T.I. was basically saying, like, let's do it. He basically challenged 50.

SPEAKER_06 1:30:26

You tell me. 50 and T.I. lyrically. Close your eyes and think. I take it to the candy shop.

SPEAKER_07 1:30:34

That whole G, that whole Get Rich of Dotron album. I get it. But then you he did have hits at that candy shop. If I was your best friend, all that. Like 50 got some hits. I get it. He got it. I get money. He got hits. He got hits. But he ain't T.I. T. T. I got hits too. I don't know. Y'all let us know in the comments. T.I. 50 Cent. I in the verses. The whole delivery. I'm sorry. T I got some, but T Ah, that's that's tough. I love 50. That's tough. But no. That's tough. Because then you also got 50 and G Unit. 50 got a whole bunch of songs with G Unit, he can bring out the words. Okay. But them his songs too. Them his songs too. That count for 50. That's like if you had TI and Young Drew, right? Shoulderling. That's that's Young Drew's song, but T.I. make that song hot too. Okay. And if he put that song out, so he can pull out G Unit. And when you pull out G Unit, 50 got a lot of hits with G Unit. 50 and G Unit versus T.I. would be a landslide. Yeah, if you add all of them, but you take hustle game. T I and Hustle Game versus 50 and G Unit, and it's a landslide, I think. It's a landslide.

SPEAKER_06 1:31:49

Who T.I. have what's it? Oh, Grant Hustler.

SPEAKER_07 1:31:51

Grand Hustle, you got, you know what I'm saying? Young Drone and all that. I mean, that's right. You can't take the talent away, but not just saying 50 TI. That is a nice bad. I think T.I. might have a he might have a leg up. Just T.I. 50, he might have a leg up. I just learned his delivery, bro. No, yeah, no. T.I. listen, his diss towards 50 was crazy. He was talking his talk. He had his, you know what I'm saying? He had his delivery and everything.

SPEAKER_06 1:32:13

Leave the man alone. You don't go towards a man family. Okay, you we got it. Right. Now you got the sons involved. They're not having it. They're grown men. They not. They not. She ain't did shit because the way she looked, leave her the fuck alone.

SPEAKER_07 1:32:23

Yeah, 50, he trolled the right ones. He trolled the wrong ones this time. He trolled the wrong ones.

SPEAKER_06 1:32:30

And he can get on your ass lyrically because you know he win it with the words and all that.

SPEAKER_07 1:32:34

And Fiddy didn't re I mean, I think Fiddy did he sort of kind of responded, but he didn't do no real this.

SPEAKER_06 1:32:40

Nah, 50 don't have no um I'm gonna say the vocabulary is different. Okay. That's what I'm saying. I like a rapper who can bring the words, like Eminem, like Kendrick, like bring the words. Right. Don't keep saying the same shit over and over talking about the street.

unknown 1:32:55

You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_06 1:32:56

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm gonna hear different words that I know what they mean, and I oh, oh, he said that, you know. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Not just in 50, but yeah. I fucked that.

SPEAKER_07 1:33:05

Yeah. If 50 found himself in some hot water, man, he's gonna have to do that. He needs to chill.

SPEAKER_06 1:33:10

Because one thing about it, all you have going for yourself, you need to chill. It's trolling. You got shows. You don't got time for that. Just chill.

SPEAKER_07 1:33:16

Yeah. Fiddy definitely, he's gonna have to chill because his trolling, it it starts off. TI's the upstanding guy. It starts off funny and then it starts to start, it gets a little bit mean after a while. Yes. It started to seem overbearing. Like sometimes it's like when somebody makes a joke about somebody and you laugh the first time, but then they keep going on that person. You like, okay, all right, chill on that person. Like, damn, you bringing all these what's wrong with you?

SPEAKER_06 1:33:44

You don't have a family, you didn't even have a real baby. Your baby mama was in a couple of Diddy. And and and let's talk about it. I know that's right. She the key witness in Diddy trial. What are you talking about? And you wipe you had a baby bar. Let's talk about it.

SPEAKER_07 1:33:59

And you tried to burn her hand down allegedly and have her taken off.

SPEAKER_06 1:34:05

I know that's right. Let's really talk. You get dirty, you know how we did. We go to you go to hell, we go under hell.

SPEAKER_07 1:34:12

She's about to make a 50 cent documentary on him. You got you got a hit list of uh Aries Spears, 50 Cent, and Biggie.

SPEAKER_06 1:34:22

I do not love I mean, wait, I do love Biggie.

SPEAKER_07 1:34:25

Look at you.

SPEAKER_06 1:34:26

I do not love Biggie. You just don't tell nobody they ugly.

SPEAKER_07 1:34:31

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