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Vintage Vibes : Fashion Flashbacks and Nostalgic Cinema

• Bobby Frost • Season 2 • Episode 70

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When's the last time you had a good laugh about old fashion trends while reminiscing about classic TV shows? Join us as we catch up with Bobby Frost, Misty, and Courtney Lynn for some unfiltered fun. We kick things off with Courtney's new Versace shades and sparkly grill, which leads to a hilarious debate about luxury spending. From there, Misty and Courtney's playful banter about being a "label whore" heats up, setting the stage for a deep dive into the complexities of friendship, busy schedules, and how relationships evolve over time.

Remember Tommy from "Martin"? We do! Our chat gets nostalgic as we unravel the mystery of his enigmatic lifestyle and discuss the art of TV reboots. We dissect why some sequels, like "Coming to America 2," just don’t cut it, while others like "Creed" hit the mark perfectly. Digital effects in "Bad Boys" and the timeless appeal of the "Rocky" series get their fair share of attention too. We also touch on the magic of classic shows like "X-Men" and "Full House," and why keeping original creators involved in sequels is crucial for maintaining authenticity.

The episode takes a fashionable twist as we reminisce about our clubbing days decked out in business casual from Rainbow and Forever 21. We laugh over iconic brands like Carl Canai and FUBU, and speculate if they could ever make a comeback. From Chris Brown’s acting potential compared to Will Smith’s early career, to the ever-changing landscape of media consumption, we cover it all. Finally, we reflect on how classic films like "The Best Man" and shows like "Living Single" shaped cultural representation and how they might be rebooted for today’s audiences. Tune in for a nostalgic joyride filled with laughs, memories, and plenty of candid conversations.

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Bobby Frost:

yo, yo yo, it's your boy, bobby frost. And bobby frost media presents tri-parency. I'm with the beautiful ladies, just misty why my name?

Jus Mystie:

always gotta go to first, because that's how we rock, and hey, y'all hey and courtney lynn yeah over there looking at her.

Bobby Frost:

Uh, I give, I give courtney this she be popping up like her accessories. I say this is no, not for misty, because misty she be jealous,

Jus Mystie:

but don't make me throw something Across this motherfucking table, but her accessories like the grill.

Bobby Frost:

You see how she be looking At her little shades. You didn't see her. She was in them Checking them off.

Courtney Lynn:

Cause they dirty as shit.

Jus Mystie:

They Versace Courtney's a label. Whore, I'm not.

Courtney Lynn:

But I'm, I like label. Whore, I do like label.

Bobby Frost:

I was laughing to myself when we was down in Atlanta . It's a difference, she wasn't playing okay. I didn't give a fuck about doing nothing. I'm getting this grill.

Jus Mystie:

Yeah, she did make us. Yeah, she did. Hey girl. That motherfucker said guess what, I'm cheap. When that motherfucker said three something, I said go ahead, friend, Get your grill, because I ain't paying 300 for no more. Fuck you on that. I don't even got it. So what y'all been on? I've been on nothing, trying to be back friends with my friend. I don't see Courtney no more because I don't see her, the relationship, but I don't even think that they would not even know that we live next door to each other and I still don't see her.

Bobby Frost:

The relationships man.

Courtney Lynn:

You know you always can tell when your friend in a good relationship because they start having less time, my friend, he keep emphasizing that he has a job.

Jus Mystie:

Okay, so why she ain't calling me? Why he had a job?

Bobby Frost:

Oh, so you ain't with no Tommy.

Jus Mystie:

No no. She didn't get it.

Courtney Lynn:

Tommy's up. I ain't never been with a Tommy, she Tommy.

Jus Mystie:

She ain't been with no Tommy, she, tommy.

Courtney Lynn:

I ain't never been with a Tommy before, whether they was legal or illegal, but that's what Tommy was.

Jus Mystie:

We all understand that Tommy was a hustler.

Bobby Frost:

He was hustling.

Jus Mystie:

Oh, I was 10 years old. Is that what he was?

Courtney Lynn:

Why they keep like you ain't got. No, tommy was always fresh, he always had connects and everything Like, but no fucking job, martin, I should beat your ass.

Jus Mystie:

I was 36. I didn't put that together. I am. I am a drug dealer, and I don't even. I'm just playing, I'm just playing. They didn't put the drug in there, but he had All the connects he had. He had everything. That's crazy. I didn't ever put that together Until today?

Courtney Lynn:

How is you a ladies man In your?

Jus Mystie:

No money, no money, and Pam was even think about that.

Bobby Frost:

If you think, about all the men that pam used to fuck with was like had like some type of careers and shit, they had money.

Jus Mystie:

Okay, well then your court is definitely tommy, because I don't never know where she work at, but she always got some money you ain't got no damn job, none. And okay, pissed martin off. What y'all think about that prequel they trying to do anyway?

Courtney Lynn:

I don't. It's never gonna be right. Anything is never gonna be right when the whole cast isn't gonna be there and Martin isn't right himself.

Bobby Frost:

This is all I'll say about anything, because I done watched certain revamps and you know nostalgia with certain stuff. It depends on who's writing it. If it's a motherfucker who's writing it that really love it, they're going to make that shit nice. If it's a motherfucker that's writing it that's just trying to, then you gonna get some bullshit.

Bobby Frost:

But it's a motherfucker writing it, like I said, I don't know if y'all ever watched cobra kai on it, hands on, I guess I don't know if I ever watched cobra kai or not, but, like I tell you, cobra kai the shit, shit and it comes from the karate kids. But the people who did it was the actors from all the karate kids. They really was into it and cobra kai the shit, I don't know.

Jus Mystie:

But I guess I'm gonna check it out. I just long as they don't fuck with life, I'll be good. They cannot fuck with life.

Courtney Lynn:

They need to just leave a lot of shit, a lot of shit.

Bobby Frost:

Don't need sequels like it is what it is like yeah, it depends on like I promise up but they're coming to america, that doesn't. Yeah, it shouldn't have been. It was trash.

Courtney Lynn:

It's like they wanted to do it so bad, like they just threw some shit together.

Jus Mystie:

Yeah, it wasn't, I feel like if they think about the projects, they'd come out better. You know what I'm saying Because, all jokes aside, I feel like and again, lord forgive me I still ain't saw the new bad boys, but from everything I heard it was great. And I feel like, as long as you keep it up.

Courtney Lynn:

But a lot of people who said they didn't like it. It was because the bad boys that they did was like digital, kind of like going in digital, so you would see kind of like a person playing a game or whatever the fuck the case may be, and it's not going to be a lot of action in it because Will.

Bobby Frost:

Smith's old.

Courtney Lynn:

Martin is old. It still was a good storyline and it still was a good movie.

Jus Mystie:

I'm going to buy it tonight. It's on TV. You can buy it at $19.99. Yeah, it depends on what it is.

Courtney Lynn:

That it in 1999.

Jus Mystie:

Yeah it depends on what it is. That price is fucking ridiculous. Not when you go to the movies and your snacks come up to $19.99.

Courtney Lynn:

It's still fucking ridiculous. I'm going to watch it once at home. No, once you buy it, it's on your. Tv I know, but I'm never going to watch it again. Oh yeah, I'll watch it again.

Bobby Frost:

I'll give you examples or something real quick, and then we move on from it. If you think about Creed, that's an continuation of the Rocky movie. That shit was like I want to say probably like I like the Creed.

Courtney Lynn:

I like the Creed.

Bobby Frost:

That was like five to six, ten years after the last Rocky movie. But Creed was good. They put it together good. I don't know if y'all.

Courtney Lynn:

But it was good because they Wasn't Rocky training him or some shit.

Bobby Frost:

Yeah, but Rocky was the one when you tie your ears together, but when you oh, it's Rocky, whatever I like it it will cut, but my thing was, rocky directed all the Rockies and he had his hands on them, so that's why it still worked like that. I don't know if y'all watched X-Men animated series, but that shit I know. When y'all was younger I probably watched it. I like the movies they brought the cartoon back last year and that shit took 27 years and it's excellent. But the people who got and part of it was they really loved it.

Courtney Lynn:

The original people. Yeah, beetlejuice dropping. I don't know if anyone, no, I'm going. I'm going to see Beetlejuice the first.

Bobby Frost:

Beetlejuice is my.

Courtney Lynn:

I still watch Beetlejuice now. Yeah that's a top five movie for me. Oh, the movie that's a top five. I love Peter.

Jus Mystie:

Jordan.

Bobby Frost:

It's a great I'm probably. She said it. I'll probably watch it today. That's my shit.

Jus Mystie:

That's what I was just going to say.

Courtney Lynn:

I'm supposed to be doing a little movie night tonight.

Jus Mystie:

I guess I can lookall this before, but just FYI, y'all know I thought Rocky was real for years. I'm talking about I was an adult before my mama told me.

Courtney Lynn:

I thought Rocky was real.

Jus Mystie:

Listen. And I told you I found out because she said something about Cree, right, and my dumb ass was like Apollo Cree and she was like he ain't real. I was like what do you mean? I'm talking about Apollo Cree from Rocky.

Bobby Frost:

Yeah, she, I was like what the fuck?

Jus Mystie:

Rocky ain't a real boxer.

Courtney Lynn:

I thought they was real people Y'all.

Jus Mystie:

I thought that was a real. I thought Rocky was a real boxer. I thought that was a real story. I watched every Rocky one through the end.

Bobby Frost:

That show you how good and how much they took. That was a good ass movie.

Courtney Lynn:

Yeah, how good they took. I thought the five heartbeats was real.

Jus Mystie:

I did too. I didn't know, thought that was a real bio piece you know, I thought about it.

Bobby Frost:

That's crazy. You know another good one that was. What's the name of that shit man? I'm trying to think of it. I don't know why it's leaving me right now, but it's the one with Morris Chestnut, taye Diggs. Best man, best man remember they came back and did the Best man.

Courtney Lynn:

Holiday. That was good, but I think, and then they did.

Bobby Frost:

I don't know if y'all watched the tv series.

Jus Mystie:

I like the series was good, but it was the same, yeah, the series, but it was the same people who involved yeah.

Bobby Frost:

It's when somebody new try to yeah because they don't get it. They don't get it.

Jus Mystie:

It's a cash grab because you know what else I didn't like. That's crazy how we can just made this a topic I didn't like. Full house me.

Bobby Frost:

Neither I didn't like it was called fuller House.

Jus Mystie:

I didn't like it and I fucked with Fuller House. Some people did, some people didn't?

Bobby Frost:

I fucked with Fuller House.

Courtney Lynn:

I think people fucked with it Because it's, you know, it's like our, it's our time, it's like you have to watch it First of all, I think that I like the Fuller House Because I don't know no other single white dad. That was on.

Jus Mystie:

TV. It was just like a single black mom.

Bobby Frost:

Shout out to Danny Tanner.

Courtney Lynn:

Shout out to Danny Tanner, uncle Jesse, jesse. And what's the other retired one named?

Jus Mystie:

Uncle Joey.

Courtney Lynn:

They all tied in and helped.

Bobby Frost:

Corny ass jokes he used to always have.

Jus Mystie:

And.

Courtney Lynn:

Jesse moved his wife in there. They end up having kids and we all go help each other.

Jus Mystie:

I liked that, and another one that was my shit Was fucking roseanne. Roseanne is a funny ass motherfucking show, yeah man, she said the little racist comment.

Bobby Frost:

They found out they took her off and they changed that shit to the connors. But here we go again. That shit was. They brought that back after 20 years and it was doing great and then that shit happened with roseanne and they changed it to the conn Conners, but again the same people was involved. That's what I was about. If you're going to respect the art, then you're going to make it happen. If you're doing this just for the cash, you're never going to get a fuck.

Courtney Lynn:

Unfortunately, some people die, like Martin. I just don't think it's going to be good.

Jus Mystie:

Okay. So if y'all had to pick something that has not granted, we saying it's gonna be done, right, what would it be?

Bobby Frost:

let me oh, I gotta think, because it's a lot of shit I wish they would come back out with. Let me really think on that one, something I would really love to be rebooted, or this continuation, not even reboot, continuation. Oh, I got a lot, man, because because I like the nickelodeon so bad.

Jus Mystie:

All of that shit on there clarissa explains it all. Fucking sabrina the teenage witch, like all of that shit was so good to me.

Courtney Lynn:

I'm trying to think, I don't think, I really like, really, I like to say by the bell which they did.

Jus Mystie:

Say by the they did do the college, but it wasn't.

Courtney Lynn:

But all the people wasn't on there.

Jus Mystie:

Yeah, it was the college one. Wasn't that good for them? Family?

Bobby Frost:

matters.

Jus Mystie:

I was just going to say just for the sake of conversation on some real shit, I think I would like Family Matters to keep going.

Courtney Lynn:

Family Matters was the shit. It was the shit, it was the shit. I like it. Urkel really held that series.

Jus Mystie:

Because what is Urkel doing now? I mean, I know he's acting.

Courtney Lynn:

He be on like a game show.

Bobby Frost:

Yeah, he do a lot of other shit. It ain't just no mainstream Hollywood shit. No more like that. No, no mainstream.

Courtney Lynn:

Hollywood shit going on like that. No man, I feel like they have a hard time when they come from Disney or come from kids trying to become an adult, it's like they can go nowhere.

Jus Mystie:

Yeah, I loved Family Matters. I think I could pick that for a reboot or a continuation.

Bobby Frost:

I ain't just saying this to be saying it because it's fucking me, because I like animated shows, oh, animated shows, oh.

Jus Mystie:

and I like the jenny fox jamie fox was a good one, man, I got so much. I would like to be redone, I just think, our tv. First of all because we had cable. I mean, I know they got cable now, but everything's streaming so they don't have nothing on there. First of all, tgi f was like a time for you to be between. I think I was probably between.

Bobby Frost:

I'm gonna say nine maybe even younger than that tgi friday was the shit though i'ma tell you how far TGIF go back the dinosaurs, not the mama. We was like 5 years old, 4 years old, that shit came on.

Jus Mystie:

I liked it. That was a good fucking show. Yeah, not the mama. That baby was bad as fuck bad as hell okay.

Bobby Frost:

Yeah, I liked that man it's so much like, let me. I'ma just start with the cartoons. First. I would like to like Real Monsters.

Jus Mystie:

I Real.

Bobby Frost:

Monsters was a good one. They could bring that back. Hey, I don't know what the shit. Hey, I don't know what they could bring that back. They could bring back Doug Funny. Doug Funny was the shit, all them type of shit. When you said TGIF, I went to Nickelodeon and I was thinking about some of the shows. I'm like they could bring that shit back.

Jus Mystie:

What was it called Curse of Carly Dawg? That's on Cartoon Network.

Bobby Frost:

But what was it?

Jus Mystie:

called. When it started it was not Nick at Night, but like later in the evening before Nick at Night, did they change it to like Nick Teen or some shit.

Bobby Frost:

I wouldn't watch it now, but I would like my kids to watch it though. But Carmen, sandiego, carmen.

Jus Mystie:

Sandiego taught me a whole motherfucking lot.

Courtney Lynn:

My mama had bought me that game on the computer.

Jus Mystie:

I remember playing that game at Courtney House on the computer all the time.

Bobby Frost:

So then, like outside of that, like Justice League Unlimited. Y'all probably ain't watched that, but my nerds that watched it.

Jus Mystie:

They know they could bring back spider so you like the justice, justice league movie the.

Bobby Frost:

Uh, I liked the. The. The. Um, actual snyder cut, the one they brought out in the movie. There's this trash, but that was again. They had a different director. Uh, zach snyder's son died so he left the movie. But the the snyder cut is the shit, but the shit for hours I like all of the movies.

Jus Mystie:

I don't like all of them, but how they started making Disney cartoons, real movies, some of them I liked a lot. I know I'm probably going to get a boo for this, but I really didn't like the real Lion King movie.

Courtney Lynn:

You know what I didn't?

Jus Mystie:

like.

Bobby Frost:

Aladdin, either the second one coming out now. This is a prequel. It look like it's going to be good. Lion prequel.

Jus Mystie:

It look like it's going to be good.

Bobby Frost:

Lion King yeah, I ain't seen that it come out in December. I want to say December.

Courtney Lynn:

It's Mufasa.

Bobby Frost:

They show how Mufasa become him.

Jus Mystie:

I don't know. It look like it's going to be good. I did like the Little Boy, the Jungle Boy, though.

Courtney Lynn:

That one was good, the real movie. I didn't like Aladdin and I really liked Aladdin.

Bobby Frost:

I liked Aladdin the King, the real one. You know what I'm saying. I liked it, it was cool, but, like you said, the Jungle Book, that shit was lit, that was the shit.

Jus Mystie:

I didn't see the Little Mermaid I should have, especially with them having a black mermaid, I never watched the cartoon. I liked the Cinderella and Brandy bit.

Bobby Frost:

You know what? Now I'm coming with some shows. Now that was the anime. Like, now I'm coming with some shows. Now that was like the anime. Like I said, I love to bring Spider-Man back to Justice League, but now I'm going to get into actual TV shows. Moesha Moesha was good, was good. I think this would be great for young black girls in this time.

Jus Mystie:

If they could do it right, it could be her daughter or somebody else. Yes, yes, okay, because that was nice.

Bobby Frost:

I used to watch that with my cousin Shamil all the time, and that was the shit I used to say.

Jus Mystie:

Shamil reminded me of what was the lady named that ran the bar. That's why I said Shamil, I know what you're talking about?

Bobby Frost:

Is it Rima Riva, something with an R? I want to say it is.

Jus Mystie:

What the fuck was her name I?

Bobby Frost:

don't Moesha, moesha, moesha. Another one for females. I thought was good Living Single.

Jus Mystie:

Living Single was funny as hell.

Bobby Frost:

I think they could have brought that back out and just put some more chicks into it.

Jus Mystie:

I wish Fresh Prince would have came back out, but differently, like. I don't not like the new one, but I wish it would have been a continuation of them instead.

Bobby Frost:

I don't think they could have done it, because that's one of the ones I think you had to reboot it, and the only reason why I say that is because this is being honest about it, the way they did it with Will Smith. The end, the last episode Not even the end. Just like who in this era right now got the same star power and the same talent across multiple Like, you got to think Fresh Prince came in that bitch off the team.

Jus Mystie:

Chris Brown no, you crazy. Can he act the way Will Smith did? No, it's a lot of young actors.

Bobby Frost:

Hold on, this is what I'm saying, listen, let me get it out. When Will Smith came in that bitch, he came in young, but he came in young Already the first Hip hop Grammy award winner he had two platinum albums.

Jus Mystie:

Chris Brown can do it.

Bobby Frost:

Chris Brown do it. If he do it now, he old as fuck.

Jus Mystie:

He's still like a teenager.

Bobby Frost:

You miss him.

Jus Mystie:

So you mean to tell me Fresh Listen, let me take you there. Will Smith Calls Uncle Phil Cause his son. We just gonna say Chris Cause, that's who he's talking about. He just getting out of hand, you feel me, and I'ma send him. You know what I'm saying. I'ma send him that way he not even living no more, he not, but I'm saying Him, having Will Smith, chris Brown, being Will Smith's son, getting sent to wherever the fuck he gonna get sent to, could definitely work, I think.

Bobby Frost:

I'm with it. I'm just saying, like you gotta think Like he was. He was young, like I wanna say Will Smith was like when he came in that motherfucker. I think Will Smith was like 23.

Jus Mystie:

They all be. How old do you think Chris Brown is Chris Brown?

Bobby Frost:

is my age, you're not that old. It's still old to come in that bitch saying you a teenager, he can't play a teenager.

Jus Mystie:

Yes, he can Hell. No, yes, he looks like a teenager.

Bobby Frost:

Chris Brown don't look like no motherfucking teenager, a nigga like a nigga.

Jus Mystie:

Well, who said he got to be 14?

Bobby Frost:

He could be 17.

Jus Mystie:

But he is no no, hell, no.

Bobby Frost:

Look him on Google right now. He's not getting off at 17.

Jus Mystie:

I look at him every day on.

Bobby Frost:

TikTok and Snap and all that he's getting off on 17, 18.

Jus Mystie:

Y'all just be hating on Chris. No, I'm not. That's my dog. Y'all want him to be a crackhead, so bad no that's my dog.

Bobby Frost:

He can get off of that, but he can't get off of that.

Jus Mystie:

No, you gotta be young okay, but listen though, but even if you don't do chris really for real, it is a lot of great upcoming actors. I was just thinking that, like, who is gonna be they denzel? You know I'm saying who's gonna be they? Cicely tyson, but you know I'm saying that they can say ben, I feel like you know I'm saying people was definitely stepping in that role and they doing awesome. The boy from snowfall he, young as hell, he doing good. Um, all of them coming from fucking england or wherever the fuck they coming from, but they definitely good actors and they young as fuck my man's from all american.

Jus Mystie:

He's a good ass actor.

Bobby Frost:

I ain't saying no actors. No, there's a bunch of actors that could play. I'm saying why?

Jus Mystie:

do they gotta be a rapper?

Bobby Frost:

that's what I'm saying. Made the shit pop like hip hop because Quincy.

Jus Mystie:

Jones. I didn't know him as a rapper when he came started Fresh Prince, that's what I'm telling you. I know he had them little couple songs that's where he they can't fuck with Will Smith for real. That's what I'm telling you.

Bobby Frost:

I'm not saying there's not other actors that can do it, because I definitely believe-.

Jus Mystie:

You said it has to be somebody else.

Bobby Frost:

The impact His impact was so much different because he was already so established he was already. You know what I'm saying star, star, compared to I'm going to get a good actor. Now he ain't got this same prime example, who knows? Now, I think he's a good actor. The dude I played Will in the. I think he's a good actor. But nobody knew nothing about him before this. He didn't come with no uh power. Now I'm gonna say this now, if you would've got Chris Brown, they would've did this shit back in, like say, they would've did Chris Brown would have been perfect because he was already coming in off that you know what was the name? His first album, when he was doing excuse me, missing them songs like that. Yeah, he would have came in and he would have been perfect. But yeah, I would like, I would. Yeah at the French Prince, hmm.

Jus Mystie:

I think that our TV just was like I said, it was just better than TV like they. The shit we watched in the shit. It was fun. I enjoy sitting there watching TV yeah, no, for sure I think.

Bobby Frost:

Yeah I'm thinking about, I'm gonna tell you one that y'all gonna blow y'all mind real sex. I don't know if y'all watched that shit. Real sex, yeah, it used to come on HBO. It was real sex like they used to um go into like different sexual things, like I was freaking out you remember saluteute your Shorts yeah that Camp Onowana.

Jus Mystie:

Yup, we had the little bully. He had red hair real sex was funny.

Bobby Frost:

Y'all gotta google that shit up. Real sex is like they would show different things like that's where I learned about bondage. I learned about the pain and shit what cause it came on HBO.

Jus Mystie:

I know you wasn't even watching that shit.

Bobby Frost:

Yeah, my grandparents would go to sleep. I would sneak on, turn the TV on and we'd watch HBO and it was real sex and the other one was taxicab something, the fact that we had to sneak and watch shit like that and these motherfuckers can just type it in their YouTube and watch it is already.

Courtney Lynn:

Everything is at your fingertips.

Jus Mystie:

Yeah, because do y'all remember how outside used to shut the fuck down at 6 o'clock when 106 and Park came on Mm-hmm.

Bobby Frost:

They don't have that, no more.

Jus Mystie:

Everybody went in the house to see what number one video was and that nigga Bow Wow held that bitch down for so fucking long. Bro Bow Wow, that's why he missed the 106 and Park.

Bobby Frost:

Yeah, I don't think you can even bring them back.

Courtney Lynn:

Like certain shit you just can't. I mean it just certain shit you can't even bring back.

Jus Mystie:

You definitely had to be there in that era because the fact that we watch multiple video shows and they show the same videos and we still like that Miss Sita's World 106 Empire in the basement with Tiger, and then when is it? Tigger, tigger. And then when Tigger started doing the freestyle, you had to come hard to be in the freestyle booth down there.

Courtney Lynn:

This has nothing to do with nothing. I've been seeing the post cause I looked at a few few pictures. It's fucking insane that we used to go to the club business fucking casual.

Bobby Frost:

Yeah, I seen that one that was true wait a minute, what we do. I'm gonna tell you exactly what y'all had on. That was the rainbow forever 21 era I used to have on.

Courtney Lynn:

Charlie.

Jus Mystie:

Reigns Wait give me an example.

Courtney Lynn:

Forget the strapped skirt dresses them big ass.

Bobby Frost:

Put a blazer over it, yeah.

Courtney Lynn:

Or a belt that belt the big ass. Sean John jeans with like a carnigan sweater, Like just polo buttons up big as hell when you look at your. That's the LRG era.

Jus Mystie:

I remember LRG.

Courtney Lynn:

That's the LRG era.

Jus Mystie:

We looked at a mess Going to a club business casual but have y'all seen, and the person that I keep seeing do it is Method man, and I swear I've been looking for me a hard ass outfit that nigga walk fubu all the time. Now, today, in 2024, method man always got on the fucking fubu shirt and I'm like that's crazy that fubu won't reboot, why this whole black life matters and black people was coming together like you need to reboot the problem is getting people to actually fucking wear the celebrities is already wearing it.

Bobby Frost:

no, that's what's crazy I found a mistake and I think the issue is it was FUBU remanded by one person, I think it was like three of them. And once you start trying to brand shit back now now you're talking about percentages and who- gonna do this and who gonna get?

Jus Mystie:

yeah, because I think FUBU and for us by, I was like, oh okay, it's black on.

Bobby Frost:

No, it ain't the first one, but it was running the first one. The first one I remember that was black. Black Was Carl Canai.

Jus Mystie:

See, I was. I was so young for Carl Canai, my sister used to wear Carl Canai.

Courtney Lynn:

Yeah, that was like.

Jus Mystie:

My big brother in them era, so I mean I knew it she used to look like A fucking you talking about. Yes, it was Lil Broad.

Bobby Frost:

Oh, that's what I I'm about to say that he only got you by Two years.

Jus Mystie:

I had Carl Canine, but it wasn't.

Courtney Lynn:

I wasn't hip to it. The what is it? The striped Big ass.

Jus Mystie:

But Carl Canine.

Courtney Lynn:

Is still selling too.

Jus Mystie:

You know, tiana Taylor, I just feel like.

Courtney Lynn:

Nothing is not selling. We, just Like you said, we saw materialistic. We only Wear what's trending.

Bobby Frost:

And shit Don't go out of business.

Courtney Lynn:

We just don't wear the shit because that's not what's hot like right now?

Jus Mystie:

Because if Lil Baby drop a video right now in a FUBU two-piece, guess what that shit gonna? Because you know Rainbow sell FUBU. That's what's crazy. The Rainbow. When I went out of town we was in Miami they sold FUBU reboot now pastries.

Bobby Frost:

You know I say this all the time and this is how it look. Like it went to me in the 80s. A lot of motherfuckers was wearing designer you know. So I used to see them going to Dapper Dan and shit and getting their Gucci's and Fendi's and shit put together. Then it seemed like. When the 90s it got a lot more black, you got.

Jus Mystie:

Willie Esco. You got. Echo was the shit too. What's that shit called Ivisu? I remember Ivisu Was Jeezy right.

Courtney Lynn:

No.

Jus Mystie:

I don't know if I'm saying this right.

Courtney Lynn:

He said it in his songs. It's not here.

Jus Mystie:

Ivisu. They been doing Bathing Napes, though Is it.

Bobby Frost:

I don't think that was Really how you supposed To say the name, but I know that's how Black people say Anichi.

Jus Mystie:

I don't think that really was the actual name but we said that was a nice little brand, fat farm, all that shit like that farm was who?

Bobby Frost:

russell simmons. That's where baby fat come.

Jus Mystie:

That's his wife I don't think that I some stuff I think can't make a comeback, but I just really do think fubu could, if the right motherfucker put it on. No, the logo was very simple. Just think about how we like simplicity right now javinci, javinci, that's it. Fubo was very simple. It wasn't a lot of patterns, it was just the logo, that's it. So I think that if they pop that back out, it could.

Bobby Frost:

It's just what you said. Like I said, it's just for some reason and this is illicit and we kind of get off topic, but it's kind of crazy.

Jus Mystie:

We really didn't have a topic, so we just been really recapping history this.

Bobby Frost:

This is the crazy part. Like a lot of the designer shit, some of that designer shit, they don't want black people in it.

Jus Mystie:

They say that, they say that and we still will go get it, or they make a mockery of black people have y'all seen Marc Jacobs wearing his long nails doing his little click, click, clack, clack, clack.

Courtney Lynn:

Well, it's the little white boy, or is he me? He's something I don't know on TikTok that wears those like skin. I mean, wear those long legs, and that's what he was inspired from him.

Jus Mystie:

He shouted him out on TikTok and gave him his new Marc Jacobs bag well, that's crazy, because I saw a video of Marc Jacobs saying that he was uh, he was giving. Well, he said that he was basically like giving props to the nail black aesthetic, the black girl nail aesthetic.

Courtney Lynn:

Well, maybe it's the black lady who do the do nails, but it's definitely from a little boy from TikTok that wear his nails that long.

Jus Mystie:

I know what you're talking about, because it's 17 of them. But I know what mixed boy you're talking about, but I saw Marc Jacobs saying that he was wearing them.

Courtney Lynn:

It was the awards. He even shouted them out at the awards.

Jus Mystie:

Yeah, I hate it.

Bobby Frost:

I hate it.

Courtney Lynn:

You know who I do. I never knew Marc Jacobs Looked like that. I don't know what the fuck I thought he looked like, but I you know, I didn't think he looked like that.

Jus Mystie:

I saw Marc Jacobs before. But what kills me Is that a lot of the dudes who be all homophobic and shit Be wearing all of these brands Like Balenciaga and Gucci and all. And half of these motherfuckers, because it's gay.

Courtney Lynn:

That's why they in fashion. They like fashion. They like tailored clothes, they like shit that fit. They all in our game.

Bobby Frost:

Yeah, speaking of we still with the Nostalgia thing, I like another one I would like they brought back. I don't know how you be able to do it, though, because he fucked it up, man, with the Quaaludes and all that shit. I always thought. Thought they should have brought the Cosby show back out.

Jus Mystie:

Yeah, no, the Cosby show was lit. I don't give a fuck about who he drugged.

Courtney Lynn:

Cosby's was lit I watched the Cosby's, but I wasn't watching the Cosby's. If it was on, I watched it.

Jus Mystie:

I didn't watch it when it came out, Like if a new one come out every Tuesday. I didn't watch it like that, but when I watched it I watched it and I know the that Cosby really kicked off in the 80s.

Bobby Frost:

Okay, yeah, so I was. You know I'm born in the 80s, but when I rewatched it I could see why it has such a big staple, because you got to see a black family from the middle, successful Right. And I look at what's her name? Oh shit, I can't think of her name for shit. But oh, I'm mad, I can't think of her name.

Jus Mystie:

The little baby, oh, the mama, felicia Rashad.

Bobby Frost:

There you go. She still look good to this day.

Jus Mystie:

I seen it. I seen it. I didn't know that her sister. See, I can't even think of their names, but when you see them, I didn't know that they were sisters. I was like damn.

Bobby Frost:

One of them talked to Rashad. He was a wide receiver for the Minnesota Vikings. He used to do inside stuff for the NBA. And then the other one talked to Norm Nixon, who was a they still married the point guard for the Lakers back in the 80s.

Courtney Lynn:

I just feel like anything black that wasn't like. That was just something we watched, like Fresh Prince, the Cosbys Family Matters all that was just like it was giving us that two-parent household raising kids, having teenagers going through ages that could be in our household and it's like we're going through that.

Jus Mystie:

I don't remember seeing no single moms on TV. If I could think back, I don't remember seeing no single moms.

Bobby Frost:

The first and only big one. I forgot her name was like Ma. You can look it up, it's a white woman. But that was the first. That was unheard of and when they did it they broke the barrier. I think that shit started in the 60s or early 70s and they was like you, going to put a TV show on with a single mom.

Jus Mystie:

Because this is happening.

Courtney Lynn:

Yeah, you did, it's happening, oh, oh oh, look, randomly popped in my head, what was the Wayne brother that had my wife?

Bobby Frost:

But it was yeah, I liked it and that's why I said the Cosby. Looking at it from Cosby, like if he wouldn't have done what he did, she still look good Cosby, still no Cosby. So you could have, but this is my thing you could have had.

Jus Mystie:

Them as grandparents. Yeah, and then you would have had the other ones. Cause. What's the name?

Courtney Lynn:

Look good, cause even if you always recycle back to your parent. Like I'm having trouble, like understand what you used to do with us like they, I vote y'all re-vote the Cosby's cause.

Jus Mystie:

It's a new. It's a new era. Now it's a new era. And guess what? I don't give a fucking bill in jail. It happens tradition, remember? We said we got. I don't know what she doing, but Lisa, lisa Bonet, still look good, she do so you know, when you find out who people related to in parents when they're celebrities, you'll be blew back, because I had no idea that was Lenny Kravitz's daughter.

Bobby Frost:

Yeah.

Jus Mystie:

Your daddy weird as hell. That's why she's like that. That's why you weird.

Courtney Lynn:

That's why she still look good. She's earthy. She's probably not even eating fucking meat and shit like that, so did you know that Lorenz Tate brother was my man from Jason's lyric.

Bobby Frost:

Trench man, remember the little short dude?

Jus Mystie:

yeah, yeah, he empowered, he, empowered he they brothers, that's crazy how you just be like, oh damn they brothers, I was watching clips of, you know, omar gooding yeah, the nigga that played that.

Bobby Frost:

It's funny man.

Courtney Lynn:

Calvin Baby Boy, yeah, that's his brother who, omar Gooding Jr and Cuban Gooding Jr.

Jus Mystie:

They brothers, which one Baby Boy.

Courtney Lynn:

What's his name? The friend P. Oh, they brothers. So he was. I did not know that, yeah.

Bobby Frost:

Wait.

Jus Mystie:

Cuban Gooding Jr yeah.

Bobby Frost:

His name's Omar Gooding Jr.

Jus Mystie:

That one is Omar, yeah P is. Omar. Okay, nope, I didn't know they was brothers. That's crazy.

Bobby Frost:

He played a smart guy too.

Jus Mystie:

Yep, I remember Smart guy was a good one. That was a good one, sister C and Tamera, right how we forget about them.

Bobby Frost:

No, I was getting to them.

Courtney Lynn:

But um, yeah, he was talking about like how him and Cuban like relationship is Like they really don't have, Like they have one. He's so older and he still see me as the big little brother. They call and say what they got to say. Or mom, be like call your brother and see what's up and he be like I'm not calling him. They be beefed out. And then when Cuban get back in town from overseas he be like what's that shit you was talking about? It's crazy.

Courtney Lynn:

He be like I'll sit there and be like that was two weeks ago.

Bobby Frost:

nigga, I ain't fuck like that's something I wish they would have redid. Yeah, the sequel to um baby boy. No, no, I would. I would have liked the sequel to baby boy of what? To see them together to see how it went, because now, being grown, grown and seeing how you doing, she could get this one.

Courtney Lynn:

She put his ass out.

Bobby Frost:

You gotta be a fucking man because here come my thing coming in now, his son.

Jus Mystie:

You know I'm saying saying could've been you right now you get to see how your son growing up that wouldn't be something that I would be mad at if they tried it, but they have to have the original people. That's what I'm saying, cause you gotta see.

Courtney Lynn:

But don't see. My thing is to where, like we be so caught up on, it's trying to be like baby boy too. It name Baby Boy 2, so we won't have that mind frame like this ain't like Baby Boy or whatever like it should be called Junkie yeah it could be called whatever yeah like

Bobby Frost:

that, but I think that's something you could do a sequel to.

Courtney Lynn:

But still with the original people.

Bobby Frost:

Yeah, because he got a son and a daughter.

Jus Mystie:

And if they, had any other kids. I told Reggie, with all of this little shit Going around Flint, right, he had never seen Bad Boys in the Hood. So I told him to watch it. Right, we tried to watch it together. He fell asleep. So he must have watched it the next day While I was at work. So I'm like I come in and I always ask him what he was doing While I was at work. So he like I finished watching boys in the hood and I'm like, so what? You think he's talking about something? I cried man, that's sad and that that's a sad movie and I don't want to watch it again. I'm like damn red, that's a good ass movie, though like I fucked with that. I love all the old movies you know what's crazy about that?

Bobby Frost:

because that was one of the first movies that show, because, like again, we in this digital age. So you know how culture is. In new orleans to chicago, to wherever right you get, to see motherfuckers doing a little hood tours or just talking about it but back then you didn't know.

Bobby Frost:

So motherfuckers didn't know how gang culture was really with them crimson, bloods and shit in la on. They didn't really know. So when that bitch dropped as a major movie it wasn't like straight to you know, uh, vcr, it went to the movies that was a big movie I just I can imagine coming being.

Jus Mystie:

You know, I'm saying in that era when it dropped, because it was a good ass movie. You hear people talk about it the what was my, because my man's died right, that wrote uh, john singleton was that a name.

Courtney Lynn:

Yeah, he died a few years ago yeah, his movies was just something different.

Bobby Frost:

Anyway, snowfall, but he died you know what's funny about that? That was one of the first movies I saw, since we were going through nostalgia, and this was the name of the episode. This is crazy. I remember when you used to have to pay. I'm going to take y'all back. You had to pay for HBO Cinemax, you had that, but then you had to pay per view. Yeah, you had to pay, like they were before they get to VCR. Oh damn, pay per view. They would stay, they would, they would lose the movie theater and then you would go to pay per view then to the VCR, and I remember my granddaddy would never pay for none of that shit.

Bobby Frost:

He paid the wise boys. He didn't want to go into the.

Jus Mystie:

That's crazy that was the first where I remember. I like definitely like.

Courtney Lynn:

I like pay-to-focus. It can't be no sequel or nothing. No, you can't do a sequel.

Jus Mystie:

No, I can't. I like the Menace to Society too. That was my shit. I like Menace to Society, like certain ones you can.

Bobby Frost:

That's why I said certain shit you can, certain shit you can't. Baby Boy, I felt like you could do it because you can show the kids Like you couldn't do. A Boys in the Hood Trey didn't die.

Jus Mystie:

He, the only one that died and Doe went to jail. No, doe died. You didn't watch the end of it. All of them died. Oh yeah, the flat. You right you right.

Bobby Frost:

All the niggas got up. That's why you can't do nothing. The only nigga left is Doe.

Jus Mystie:

I mean not Doe, but Trey, and he was the lame.

Bobby Frost:

Yeah, so it still wouldn't be Boys in the Hood, because I know him and her moved somewhere else. They wasn't in the hood.

Courtney Lynn:

No more Boys in the Burbs. They went to school somewhere, yeah.

Bobby Frost:

I think they went to Hillman and Spelman and something like that, yeah that's how I said it at the end.

Jus Mystie:

I like I mean culture and I and I fuck with our culture the the long way, but it definitely was some shit that I fucked with, like movies that I fucked with when I was younger. That was not like considered black movies like me myself and irene, you know like I fucked with. I fucked with other movies, but I think that I think that our culture kids, like our kids, don't see enough of our culture no, that's why I said, like I go back because I got more daughters, I got one son.

Bobby Frost:

that's why I said, like I go back because I got more daughters, I got one son. That's why I said like girlfriends, I think they could reboot that or sequel that. I think that would be nice because it's so different type of females and different type of walks of life and different shit like that you had. You got, like I said, Living Single. I think that was great.

Courtney Lynn:

I just watched a clip of what's the dude's name, oh, not Over of what's the dude name, Um oh, not over 10, but the dark one, Mac.

Jus Mystie:

No, I can't take his name.

Courtney Lynn:

Yeah, he. He explained why they fired him off the show and he wasn't on the shows no more. Like I forgot what he said. He had to do something overseas and they kept saying that they'll hold a spot and they end up firing off the show and I believe they all the other cast members was basically like we ain't doing the show.

Bobby Frost:

Without him and outside them, like just for like black shows, like I think them, them was great, like I'll tell you something else they could bring back out or do a redo of or a sequel New York Undercover.

Courtney Lynn:

I never watched that. That was my shit, Like I watched it, Like when my sister watched it, it was nothing that I sat down and I watched.

Bobby Frost:

I used to sit down. My grandmama didn't want me watching it, but she finally broke because she used to want to watch it.

Jus Mystie:

I liked it. It was the shit that was our grandparents watched in the heat of the night.

Bobby Frost:

But that was that Like I said, but that was that like I could say that I think they could bring that back out they bring everything else back because I remember watching.

Jus Mystie:

I remember our lunch lady, theo McGinnis mama, I love her. She was our lunch lady and that's all she wore was sweatpants and scrunchie socks. Way back when we was at daily and I used to be like when they started wearing them I kept thinking, thinking that like I saw this shit from somewhere. This is old. They bring everything else back. They can bring some of these shows back, yeah.

Bobby Frost:

I can name some more good ones that they could bring back, but that's if they wanted to do it or not. The Wayne Brothers? I never understood. Oh, the Wayne.

Jus Mystie:

Brothers. I watched the Wayne. I love it.

Bobby Frost:

I never understood why they didn't bring that back, because now again they ain't like they super dried up. Fuck, I don't know.

Jus Mystie:

You see, uh marlin, I don't know what I liked in his little tv show no, but you know what I always say marlin is finna go on tour and I actually want to go see him, but I always say what the fuck do sean be doing with today's society.

Courtney Lynn:

They be writing movies.

Jus Mystie:

Yeah, because you know they'd be behind the scenes um I wish that.

Jus Mystie:

I'm not gonna say I wish they could redo it, but I'll be thinking that if white chicks had a drop in 2024 baby, they would have got canceled with all that racist shit that was up in there. Like that is a funny fucking movie. I think white people and black people enjoy it a lot. But when you watch it as an adult because one thing that stood out to me as an adult that I didn't know and I and it didn't dawn on me until one of my Muslim friends was doing this little I don't know if it's called a chant, okay, I don't know what it's called, but he was doing it and I and it dawned on me I said, oh my god, that's what the wayne brothers was joking about when they was at the store and he was saying I never knew what the fuck the joke was.

Jus Mystie:

I said oh see, there's so many jokes in there that ain't supposed to be you know what that's the thing like.

Bobby Frost:

That's why I go back and watch certain shit when I was younger. You catch the shit that you didn't catch, like my fucking friend bless her heart.

Courtney Lynn:

Um, men's society. Why drink juice in the hood? She didn't know. Every time he said message, he was saying a message like whatever was said, he basically like message like you need to pay attention to this shit. She thought he was just blurting shit out.

Jus Mystie:

Okay, listen, I ain't never finished watching. I Okay, listen, I ain't never finished watching. I've never saw that movie. Mrs Ali, why Drinking Nope? Go watch this shit. Funny as hell. I have never.

Bobby Frost:

That's the first spoof. You got to see all the scary movies and all that shit, but that's the first spoof one.

Jus Mystie:

Okay, because I ain't never. No, I take that back. That's not the first black spoof one.

Bobby Frost:

The first black spoof one is fuck, I can't think of a name of it, it's I'ma Get you Suckin'. I love that, that's a real movie. No, it was spoofs of other black movies. Exploitation movies.

Courtney Lynn:

What was the karate dude? What was it supposed to be?

Jus Mystie:

The man in.

Courtney Lynn:

What was the man that was fighting in what you just said?

Bobby Frost:

I'ma Get you Suck. I can't think of it. Yeah, that's where it comes from. I know where she's saying it Call that shit I watched.

Jus Mystie:

I'm Going to Get. You Something, but I do have to watch that. What you call that shit In a juice Everybody Hates.

Courtney Lynn:

Chris was a good one too, and, as he explained, chris got fucking older.

Jus Mystie:

Like we had to cancel that I that showed you.

Courtney Lynn:

And he said it was additionally like kind of they family he like, but it was too many of them. That's why they only had three kids Like you can't be paying all them little black kids like that. So they had broken out on three. He said it was more of us in that fucking shit or whatever like that.

Jus Mystie:

But I loved it, that one, that was the one, even though it depicted a poor, yeah, a poor family.

Courtney Lynn:

And I think that they.

Bobby Frost:

It was very realistic and I loved it, and I still watch my man has two jobs.

Jus Mystie:

Okay, and I said she didn't give a fuck, she wanted to spend all the money bitch we got bills.

Bobby Frost:

That's why he works.

Jus Mystie:

So hard that.

Courtney Lynn:

That that was she quit, she was she quit every fucking job she had because her man has two jobs.

Bobby Frost:

That's why I was explaining in the other episode you can do it but, as you've seen, this nigga did nothing but what.

Jus Mystie:

Work. But you know what, before we end our episode, because it looked like Rob giving us the wrap it up sign. She's a good actor that slept on Tashina Arnold. She done did a lot of good shit and I feel like they be sleeping on her.

Bobby Frost:

You know how I figured out about that shit? Because, again, I like movies. Y'all never watched the Little Shop of Horror. She's in there. The Little Shop of Horror, horror, horror, with the plant Feed me, seymour she in there If you watch it see the girl that be singing Her, and what's her name? Tanisha Yep.

Jus Mystie:

Tanisha Arnold won post to Ben Pound Right she really like. Just they showed us a lot.

Courtney Lynn:

I feel like they kind of brought the light skin, dark skin shit in the play because Gina was the host and when Pound was supposed to be kind of like the wild type of shit. Even in Kid and Play like they make the light-skinned girl be just the it girl, the dark girl, kind of like her.

Bobby Frost:

And that's why I don't like the high-jitz. I like the house party, because on house party it was still, but with opposite it was like she was cool, sidney was cool, but he really wanted to get with her.

Jus Mystie:

Yeah, and you know what? That's something. I didn't watch all of them until my big age.

Bobby Frost:

I had never watched all the house. Some shit's gotta just don't be. The third one was decent. I ain't gonna say it was good if the other one was decent, because when he they added other comedians like Bernie Mac and shit, and so they did try to do a new house party and it sucked.

Jus Mystie:

Did y'all see that?

Bobby Frost:

Yeah, it was decent like and we could wrap it a certain shit. The times has changed how we consume shit. It's not gonna hit the same like I will watch. I don't watch that. My kids, they liked it watching the first house party. That bitch forever gonna be good to watch. You can go home watch that bitch right now. You still gonna laugh and still like it. And it was like you can't. You can't even do that because that's not how house parties are.

Jus Mystie:

No right them bitches getting shot up. But hell, they ain't even just like that. Them bitches, be they at Airbnbs, fuck somebody. House they outside, they on top of cars, they ain't keeping it in the house, they ain't getting shot up.

Bobby Frost:

So they don't understand the only movie I seen was similar to that. That was a good movie but it was funny. I don't think black people could make it, but the white people made it with Project X. I don't know if y'all ever watched that.

Bobby Frost:

That was funny because how they played off them doing that. But no, you can't do that. And before we get out of here like these are a couple other ones I think I would like to see a reboot of or a prequel. This is Top 5 Movies, Me Training Day. They could do a prequel. Happened with the Russians, Remember that's who killed Lonzo at the end? The Russians.

Jus Mystie:

That's why he did what he did, I thought because they was tired of his ass.

Bobby Frost:

No, they did what he did because if you go back and watch it they say man. When you go see the Wise guys, they talk. They say, man, lonzo, you got it fixed. I heard you had a wild night in Vegas. He went in Vegas and got disrespectful with some Russians and he had to pay.

Jus Mystie:

That's why he did what he did to Officer Horry.

Bobby Frost:

He wasn't just doing it, he had to pay them. But by the time he got the money he was going to get the money to pay. He didn't. That's when Officer Horry took the money and bounced out. He was like, damn, you're going to leave me like this, I like that, or what happened with the rushes, or you can do a sequel. I think I like the trainer, that was a good one. Yeah, that's, that's. Uh, when I thought they could redo a sequel, love, I don't understand why they didn't necessarily do it. Another one I think they could do. We've been talking about this for longest. I think they might have got past it now, but they still could do it. But they let so many of the actors die. They could have did the next friday with chris tucker well, chris Tucker never, said he was doing it because he wasn't cussing anymore.

Jus Mystie:

Yeah, but I think you know what I ain't gonna lie. I feel like after they got after Friday, after next, that was pretty much good. Like you said, they let it be far too. If it had been the next Friday and he had been in it then, Some shit just don't need.

Bobby Frost:

I felt like after the day they said when he went there, the next one should have been the one with Chris Tucker yeah, that's what I'm saying you getting back here out of rehab and he could have actually played that in there.

Jus Mystie:

Like you know, I don't cuss or nothing, no more. I don't smoke weed, but I feel him like actors. What I'm understanding now is that sometimes actors do shit and then they you I'm never doing nothing like baby boy ever again. I'm beyond that, you know he probably felt like that I'm beyond being a weed smoker. That you know.

Bobby Frost:

I'm saying I'm gonna say this, and then we get out here what's dog name that play? He played pinky, he played an um dead president he hired I know you talk about every movie he playing. For the most part he's always typecast into this old dirty he played tauncey, what yeah faggot ass he had family, family business.

Courtney Lynn:

That killed him, though, but he was in family. You know the funniest thing about that?

Bobby Frost:

though, if you go watch Menace to Society and you watch the credit, his character in that bitch is faggot ass Chauncey go look at it, I'm bullshitting you now when you go through the credits and you see you see Bagged-ass Chauncey. That's what it say. I never paid attention to it. To my homeboy Vartone he said man, go look at the credits I'm like no hell. No, he always do Pinky. His sister say bagged-ass, chauncey.

Jus Mystie:

He did a damn good job as Pinky. Okay, pinky was the like, a whole, whole ass.

Bobby Frost:

He was on what's my dog name that played in J6 lyrics?

Jus Mystie:

he did it for a long time. The brother he always the same type of nigga. I didn't see him change into life yep, he always yeah, yep, and in life he ain't say shit nope, so you get typecast, so that's how it go.

Bobby Frost:

So so I got some shit they can bring back, some shit they can't. I like some of that stuff I will stay bringing back. I'm going to go check out Bel Air, though. If y'all get a chance, tell me how you like the next season.

Jus Mystie:

I'm going to go watch Menace to Society.

Courtney Lynn:

Just send me all the lists of all the passwords and apps you have.

Jus Mystie:

Can you send me your password to Disney please?

Bobby Frost:

Some of them motherfuckers. I will tell you, I, but they are doing it now. Then it got to the point now, like they don't let you do that they're going to drop you out of every motherfucking thing.

Jus Mystie:

Well, I just need it for today. I'm not going to be on it for weeks. I need it for today. I'll get it to you though, for sure.

Bobby Frost:

But yeah, they got on some bullshit.

Jus Mystie:

So we're going to wrap it up. Been listening to much music, I told you I can't do nothing I've been studying.

Bobby Frost:

I got a big, big big test coming up, so I've been studying. Oh, that's what's up. What's up, knock that shit down. I'm gonna tell you what I've been bumping, and it was crazy, though I took it way back in the day. I've been bumping eight ball and mjg oh man yeah that that that on uh top of the world is the shit. That that album was was the shit.

Courtney Lynn:

I like.

Bobby Frost:

Space Shades Pimping and then I like the one. After that they reinvented themselves when they went with Bad Boys. That was y'all should notice. When I say this this is y'all error, cause we got the same error. This motherfuckers really started getting outside that round like 16, 15, 17, when they came back out Legend and they dropped all that shit. You Don't Want no Drama Forever. Look At the Grills man. That shit was. That album was cold as fuck yeah.

Courtney Lynn:

I fucked with that.

Bobby Frost:

Yeah, that was a time. That's why Kourtney laughing because she thinking about them times when that shit was out, that shit was live. What you been on, kourtney.

Courtney Lynn:

Babyface Ray. I listen to A lot of Shuffled shit, so it's not Specific. That's one hard word To say to me. It's specific.

Bobby Frost:

Specific I gotta go check Payroll shit out, cause you got some Shit that's down.

Jus Mystie:

What get on my nerves Is that they act like they don't know what the fuck you talking about. When you say pacific Bitch, you know exactly what I mean. Not the fucking ocean. Right, be Pacific bitch. Okay, I just had to say that. It's hard for me to say I know it's an answer in front of, but sometimes it don't come out like that.

Bobby Frost:

You know, as long as I'm with that too, you know. You know what it is. You ain't gotta be. Like you talking?

Jus Mystie:

about the ocean.

Bobby Frost:

Correct me after you of fun yeah well, whatever so yeah, man, where can they catch you at misty?

Jus Mystie:

I'm tired of going first. Just misty j-u-s-m-y-s-t-i-e on all social media platforms, or y'all can just search misty summers. It's gonna pop up because I'm almost somebody where can they catch you at cordon?

Courtney Lynn:

I can't stop fucking yarning this is insane um courtney dixon on facebook, um Courtney Dixon 10 on TikTok and Courtney Milan on IG.

Bobby Frost:

You can catch Bobby Frost on Bobby Frost Media, on all social medias, and you can catch me on IG at Robert. Again, call to action Go drop them comments, run them numbers up, really comments, man, because I keep saying it. I don't know, I don't know if y'all be like kind of scared to put it in the comments but y'all always DM me.

Jus Mystie:

I was just going to say they DM us yeah, no, put that shit in the comments.

Bobby Frost:

You know what I'm saying. Like I don't know, man, but maybe some of the topics be like a nigga can't talk about or a female can't talk about, be like I ain't trying to let bad.

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