Accidentally on Purpose
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Accidentally on Purpose
Unproductive & Ghetto
Tune into this rollercoaster ride of an episode with some heavy-duty discussions on generational accountability, the effects of racism, and the role of role models in shaping our youth. We're questioning our consumption of information, discussing cultural appropriation in the music industry, and shaking things up with some power dynamics in relationships. And if that's not enough, we're exploring some peculiar comparisons of Jamie Foxx Vs Michael Jackson and speculating on some theories. Don't miss out on this enlightening episode – it's one for the books!
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Speaker 3:This morning a stunning public confession of the serious disappearance of Carly Russell. There was no kidnapping. Hoover's police chief reading a statement on Monday provided by Russell's attorney on behalf of the 25 year old nursing student.
Speaker 4:My client did not see a baby on the side of the road. My client did not leave the Hoover area, but this was a single act done by herself, okay, Okay, writer strike 101.
Speaker 3:What are we fighting for? We're fighting for the survival of television and film writing as a sustainable career period. The streamers and studios are trying to eliminate the writers room. They're trying to force screenwriters to write endless drafts for free. They're trying to turn late night writing from a career into a gig job and we're not gonna let them. We are out here, depriving them of our labor, making sure they get no new shows until they come to the table and actually bargain over our issues, as they have refused to do thus far. We're out here. We're gonna be out here until Ted Sarandos and Bob Iger and the rest of them come to the table, and until then, we'll see you on the picket line. And remember no writing.
Speaker 4:By now, even the heartiest among us may be reaching their limits. Not only is the crippling heat in many parts of the country not easing, it is in fact expanding. Let me walk you through it. The searing heat in the desert Southwest, where Phoenix continues its record streak of days reaching 110 or above, is expected to persist well into next week. The Gulf Coast in mid-south now feeling it in a big way too. The humidity making it feel as high as 120 in places, and Miami now in the 40th straight day with a heat index at 100 or above. The surface temperatures of 40 percent of global oceans are now considered to be in marine heat waves. The misery extending to southern Europe tonight, where highs have reached 118. And back here at home, 88 million people from California to Florida are under heat alerts.
Speaker 2:Man. The world is one big ghetto, unproductive as mess.
Speaker 5:Hey man, come with the territory, but we here, man.
Speaker 2:Welcome back to another edition of the accidentally on purpose podcast. You already know who I am the creator, proprietor, hnic of the show. Follow me at one Keenan Hall, everywhere, and that Negrolic Angelic voice in the background. Y'all already know that's the world.
Speaker 5:Hey, I'm doing man. How y'all doing man? I missed y'all first.
Speaker 2:I'm sure he's gonna funk us up tonight hey man.
Speaker 5:That's what I'm here for, honestly, and you're all welcome. I do this for free. I do this for the kindness of my heart, because I love y'all for real, for real. Shit me too.
Speaker 2:Matter of fact, let me set the stage real quick, man. Actually, now you closer, can you turn the AC off so we don't hear it in the background? I need to buy a cloud lifter, cloud lifter. Yeah, man, is it the world or is it America? Because I feel like the world goes as America goes, and maybe that's just my shallow way of.
Speaker 5:Well, the world has been on its ass for quite some time.
Speaker 2:It's ghetto.
Speaker 5:It's just don't get here. We don't get that news, you know. We get who turned gay. We get who changed sex. We get Hunter Biden fucking prostitutes in the overall office. We get like he, like he, the only one you know, you know we saw our nigga getting neck in the overall office and he lied on that. We get what else? We get the other shit. You know we don't get the other shit. That's actually going on. That's actually affecting everyone in the world at the same time.
Speaker 2:We are very sheltered.
Speaker 5:Even though there's a lot of fuck shit going on, we're very sheltered.
Speaker 2:America is filthy and beautiful. Ain't that what the lock said?
Speaker 5:I couldn't agree with that even more. Man. It's just fucked up out here, man it is. I think this is what has to happen, you know, in order for us to move into another direction, even though the signs is all out there in front of your faces and y'all just don't want to accept it, but that's on y'all, it's going to happen regardless. So this has to happen. I'm just saying this just has to hurry up and get past. Can we just get past all this right now? If we do that, we out of here.
Speaker 2:If you read the book of revelations we out of here.
Speaker 5:I'm going to be here.
Speaker 2:The world is going to heal in itself though I'm going to be here.
Speaker 5:I don't know if y'all can speak for yourselves. I'm going to be here, no.
Speaker 2:Scripturally, none of us will be here. I will be here. I promise I will survive the rapture.
Speaker 5:I'm going to survive the rapture man. I will survive the rapture. That's new to me. I'm one of his favorites.
Speaker 2:You do know, the rapture means that Jesus, no, no, no, not everybody, only those that are saved through the sun to get to the father. And if you are left behind, which is a big Get to the sun.
Speaker 5:Why I got to get to the sun. Who is the sun? Oh my gosh. Anyways, why I got to get to the sun.
Speaker 2:You should watch left behind. I'm going to be scared to piss out of me. What's left behind? Basically, jesus comes and takes the saved to heaven. And if you left behind, you got to deal with the aftermath, the mark of the beast you got to deal with being here on earth.
Speaker 5:I'm going to skip Jesus and I'm just going stream like to God. That's all I'm going to do.
Speaker 2:There's no way to get to God unless you go through the sun.
Speaker 5:Jesus.
Speaker 2:That's cool, and that's only not as you in.
Speaker 5:You going to get that? I'm going to just go that way.
Speaker 2:Wow.
Speaker 1:That's pretty ignorant.
Speaker 5:I don't look at Jesus the way that y'all do.
Speaker 2:Clearly, yeah, but trying to try to leave you acknowledge his presence.
Speaker 5:I acknowledge his presence because to me he's more of a reminder.
Speaker 2:That's how I acknowledge his presence Jesus is a reminder, it's the reminder. Well, people, that's he's going to hell. I won't be there. I want to get an abuse and thoughts of the air, those of his collective.
Speaker 5:No, they do never reflect me. We just sat here for 45 minutes putting this together. We think you was lusting over thirst traps while I was editing this, and you was over here trying to give me words from the freaking Steve Harvey and shit. No, bro, that's. That's the first off, that's the we're going to talk about that.
Speaker 2:That's the book of. Proverbs Proverbs, chapter 23, verse seven, as a man thinking in his heart Low as he, sin begins in your heart. If you've already thought that, you've already seen you know, if you thought it, then it's yours right. Bro, you can't be honoring your woman by lusting and looking at other women.
Speaker 5:I don't say I was like say damn, what the hell.
Speaker 2:No, you be like damn she think it's hell, she is Damn. What are you doing with it?
Speaker 5:though I didn't say that. I said damn, she think it's hell. Man listen, she plays for the Dallas Wings.
Speaker 2:I wasn't expecting that. All I know is you better quit playing with God. I've been told you this before.
Speaker 5:I don't play with it, it's all fun and games.
Speaker 2:He knows my intention. I didn't hear some muslims calling on Jesus' name. Jesus, help me, Father. I never heard that. What are you just talking about Some other stuff?
Speaker 5:I heard other words.
Speaker 2:I heard him calling like Yahshua and everything like that Well, he has many names Yahweh Yahshua, but you better quit being so casual, kendrick Lamar.
Speaker 5:He'd be saying that all the time, kendrick Lamar is a believer, bro, he's a believer. He'd be surprised at who's believers and who's not, he'd say I don't believe in crosses, no more Yahshua coming back.
Speaker 2:That's the rapture and you talking about you going to juke Jesus and stream and go straight V-line to heaven. How is it?
Speaker 5:You can't get there like that, bro. Being on the street to God, I'm like yo, I'm here bro, what's up?
Speaker 2:Not gonna?
Speaker 5:Yeah, I'm here, man, you call me, God, you call me, I'm here. What's up? What we need, what do you do? That ain't how that works.
Speaker 2:Thank you.
Speaker 5:I appreciate you for allowing me to be part of this journey.
Speaker 2:One day. I pray that Pierre is not as spiritually immature as he is. I'm not. I'm very, very conscious on my spirit One day he's going to have to read some scripture because you be quoting stuff all wrong you be getting. You be getting, like poets, poet quotes mixed up with scripture.
Speaker 1:And that's not how that goes.
Speaker 2:That is not how that goes.
Speaker 5:That's how it works. Man. God is the creative of all things, as he said, right, yeah, all right, then I can put them together. I can fuse them together. No, you can't. You know, he put us on this earth, right, and we all fuse together. Right, look at New York, go to New York City. We all fuse together, you know. Look at where you at right now, fusing together with the Mexicans.
Speaker 2:No, they don't even like us, they don't. What are you talking about, bro? No man.
Speaker 5:Oh man, the way they clutch their purse. Everyone, especially down here, man. Oh my God, it's just crazy.
Speaker 2:Anyways, man, um damn, we should. I got to show you this skit, man. I posted it on my Dang. I did it on my my IG one day I don't know where to find it. It's literally this dude getting to heaven. It's hilarious.
Speaker 5:Oh what he saying Thank God, what you saying Yo, what's up, nipsey, what up?
Speaker 2:man. Thank God, my cousin in there. So what that seems to say for is like Christ. That is not how that works. But yeah, you too old to be spiritually mature man Get together.
Speaker 5:I'm not especially immature. I am very, very aware of my surroundings. That's one of my superpowers.
Speaker 2:Really Yep.
Speaker 5:Okay, been like that's his birth.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we'll talk about that on another episode, where that episode is going to be called Educating Pierre in his spiritually immature journey. Amen.
Speaker 5:Anyways, man, america's ghetto, that's a bit like a Christ, and I come back on my plan.
Speaker 2:Okay yeah, america's ghetto as fuck, and what we talked about last time with the whole.
Speaker 5:Carly Russell thing. You keep letting them lie to you. That's why it's ghetto as fuck. If you was very aware of your surroundings, you wouldn't be in this predicament, but that's on your own.
Speaker 2:This is all fault.
Speaker 5:No, bro, this is all fault. That is, it's 1000% off fault.
Speaker 2:No I can I, can I will 1000% agree, yes, yes, it is 1000% off. Fault, yes, america's ghetto. Whose fault that is? That is debatable. Our fault.
Speaker 5:It's 1000% off fault.
Speaker 2:But we go talk about Carly Russell and we alluded to it last pod that what she said was not true and she has come out and admitted that. Her abduction.
Speaker 5:She came out and admitted it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, she did.
Speaker 5:And her lawyer spoke for her. She admitted it she got a lawyer?
Speaker 2:Yes, cause she's about to get brought up on charges, bro.
Speaker 5:I mean, these are commercial charges.
Speaker 2:No, bro, there's a lady here in SoCal that faked her abduction and got 18 months in prison, and she and Carly is probably about to get the same thing. I don't agree with it because how many times do carers call the police on us and nothing happens to them? How many times do do women some women, you know how?
Speaker 5:they get away with that.
Speaker 3:Let me land.
Speaker 2:How many times has women faked sexual assault charges and nothing happens to them? Or babies yeah, I saw a case on Judge Mathis, this girl from the crib, by the way.
Speaker 5:Let's do better.
Speaker 2:I'm never going to be, yeah, many of the. She took the $500 and bought a wig. Bought a wig, yeah, and the baby father sued her and got the money back.
Speaker 5:Oh man, yeah what was you saying, though? Yo, actually, I just saw something. It was some video on IG, and some girl was like yo, I'm an old, my blood type is old, my mom is A and my dad is AB and she's a scientist, and the science teacher was like that's impossible because it's supposed to. You know, balance out, come to find out her uncle is her daddy. Oh my gosh, and she 21 years old. I was like man, if I'm that dad, I'm suing the child. What color is his young wife?
Speaker 2:You know what color she's white and she's from Bama Mississippi.
Speaker 5:Kentucky.
Speaker 2:West Virginia.
Speaker 5:I was like. They were like well, that's your dad. And I was like no, no, I don't care how many years, after 21 years, 22 years, whatever, Uncle daddy, that's not, no, we're not doing that there's a court. You're going to give me all my money and I don't know y'all.
Speaker 2:There's a case. There's a case in Kentucky. These people have gone through so much incest that the pigment of the skin is blue. It's called the blue people of lizard Creek. Yeah, David, they've incest it so much that the pigment is blue. And look what you niggas out here doing. I'm not niggas, I'm not niggas. No, no, I'm talking.
Speaker 5:You know what I'm talking about. We live out here in San Diego. What you mean? Look what you niggas out here doing. We live in San Diego. What do you think I'm saying? I don't know, that's my mask.
Speaker 2:Forget it. What is it? What does it have to do with what I just told you? Forget it, bro. What are you talking about Over your head? What's the next? They incestin' out here. No, bro, what they doing how?
Speaker 5:niggas be tippin' me man, I ain't a white woman.
Speaker 2:Oh well, you know I don't think that guy done a do with that, but you know that don't speak for all white people, Okay, I mean, the rules is different for them. The rules is different.
Speaker 5:Yeah, we can't do shit like that. We can. We just allow white supremacy to?
Speaker 2:apply. No, we cannot incest like that.
Speaker 5:No, we don't do that. No, no, no, no, no, no, I don't know, we do not.
Speaker 2:You, you so anti-world and anti-government. You don't even know what you be saying.
Speaker 5:It's not anti-government, it's just me being more aware of who's really in charge here. Who's in charge?
Speaker 2:God, nigga what you mean the same person that just said Jesus is basically a genie?
Speaker 5:Now you want to claim God. He's a reminder. That's not what I said.
Speaker 2:The Bible is a reminder, jesus is a. I don't think so, because, you know, this man is God in flesh.
Speaker 5:I don't think the Bible is a reminder, that's because you don't read the Bible. Some of the stories. You know they got an interpretation of it. What stories? I think it was Luke. He said I wasn't really there, but you know, this is what the interpretation that I got of what happened Luke said.
Speaker 2:I really wasn't there, but this is the interpretation. That's what they said, that's what you read, that's what they said and that's what you got. That's what I got. You didn't just start reading, though.
Speaker 5:There's also missing parts in the Bible. Oh my God, bro, they do talk about the aliens in the Bible. Right, Bro? You need to pick up the book.
Speaker 2:Yes or no? Yes or no, do they?
Speaker 5:not talk about the aliens in the Bible.
Speaker 2:No, there's no mention of that, bro. They just talk about what's the part out? No, in the book God I think it's Genesis they talk about unnamed creatures Now who are the aliens?
Speaker 5:No, no, no Wait. Are we the aliens, though?
Speaker 2:No, dawg, we're not. This is where you and other people that are spiritually immature, that don't understand true Christianity, not this American Christianity, because, believe it or not, america is not God's chosen people.
Speaker 5:I don't think God came and said yo, I made this religion and it's called Christianity.
Speaker 2:Yes, yes, that's what I'm trying to tell you. That's what I'm trying. Yes, you're right, he did not come out and say bye-bye, this, you know what I'm saying. But America adopted that and that's how they enslaved us. What I'm saying. True Christianity does not have the label or the title of Christianity. But you got to understand Hebrew, to understand the true scriptures and stories of the Bible, this Western world stuff. See, america got it messed up. For some reason, these white evangelicals think America is God's chosen people. So like no. It's clear as day in Scripture who the chosen people are.
Speaker 5:So if America got it messed up, should I read it you?
Speaker 2:should get a Hebrew Bible, like I've been telling you, and take Hebrew lessons so you can fully understand the shit you'd be spewing, because you mixing stuff, you mixing DC with Marvel, and none of this stuff you say makes sense. You got to understand what you're saying. That's where you need spiritually. I don't really know much about this spiritual maturity from I don't know man. Listen man. Christianity in America is divisive, I don't know. It's basically literally dividing us.
Speaker 5:My focus took a whole country, put an iron dome on it.
Speaker 2:That ain't got nothing to do with Christianity. That's Catholicism. That's Catholic.
Speaker 5:In Israel. That's Jewish. No, you said they built a dome over here. I said no, I said these motherfuckers took a whole country, put an iron dome on it and started blocking a whole bunch of stuff.
Speaker 2:You got to understand the fighting where that comes from, and they've been fighting since man the beginning of the time.
Speaker 5:How did they get there? That's all I'm going to say.
Speaker 2:This is why you got to read there ain't no way. What is what you microwaveable niggas down to? Y'all you know you was one of them kids that got your homework and didn't read the top of the paper and got all of the answers wrong.
Speaker 5:I hated doing homework as a child. I can tell I really did. I was like this is a waste of my time. I was at eight hours in school Y'all teaching me this. I got it.
Speaker 2:Appreciate it we on to the next.
Speaker 5:I'm not doing this over and over again.
Speaker 2:Oh my gosh man, you need to read more, bro. It's annoying, bro, you need to read more. Let me play something for you, because you actually put me on to this. I really think you need to pick up a book, bro. Read a book.
Speaker 1:Read a book. Read a motherfucking book. Read a book. Read a book. Read a motherfucking book. Read a book. Read a book.
Speaker 2:Read a motherfucking book. This is definitely what you need to do Read a book. Read a motherfucking book.
Speaker 5:Yo shout out to our early YouTube man. Okay.
Speaker 2:I-E-A-D-A-B-I-E-A yeah man you need to read a book.
Speaker 5:Oh man, Early YouTube.
Speaker 2:Good times, man Can't be out here in your 30s being willfully ignorant. Bro, Not willfully ignorant. Yeah, you are, you got the answers to the test and you refused to read.
Speaker 5:I'm asking questions and. I'm going to wait until those answers really appear in front of my face. Your lack of Bible knowledge is disturbing.
Speaker 2:Hey, it's not disturbing, it's very disturbing, bro.
Speaker 5:How come I would preach something on the corner today, if need be?
Speaker 2:So you might as well be a Hebrew-Israelite. That's all they be doing.
Speaker 5:Yo, look at this sissy over here on the corner that niggas be on Broadway.
Speaker 2:They was at my church, bro. They was at my church Every Friday on Broadway. Y'all don't get y'all barking asses away from me. I know a cue when I see one. What the hell, Please, bro Israelite.
Speaker 5:Oh man.
Speaker 2:The world is nuts man. I had a feeling they always try to recruit me too. Yeah, because you fall into that ignorant shit, I'm like bro relax. You are prime rib for.
Speaker 5:Hebrew-Israelite. I understand what y'all trying to do. That's right up your alley.
Speaker 2:I'll let y'all have that, that's right up your alley bro, You're prime rib.
Speaker 5:I think I'm going to go a different route, yeah okay.
Speaker 2:Anyways, man, it's, I'm pleasure in Hebrew-Israelite. Yeah, go ahead and pledge that Me, fight me. But nah, man, this is crazy.
Speaker 5:You don't go to my butt. Is this my probate, though? No, we all called it.
Speaker 2:I'm not listening to you. We all called what was going on with Carly Russell and that's what happened. I can't help but think what she went through, man. What is she going through? What would make somebody do that? What attention is she not getting? Is it from a boyfriend? Was it an argument with a relative? Was it? You know she's in the healthcare field. That job can be crazy, stressful, Like what.
Speaker 5:Especially the past three years. You know, yeah, what are you going through.
Speaker 2:um, you know, to make you do that is nuts, bro. I don't Steward loans man, I'm getting there everybody. She faked her kidnapping because of student loans. You see what I'm saying. Like the shit you be saying, bro. Like what? Everybody going to have to start paying now.
Speaker 5:You ain't getting them emails.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I got them. You don't pay them on mine. Fuck a nail net Siley made fuck her too.
Speaker 5:Siley made me a shit, bro All the time too, you better have her money, bro. I'm not paying that shit, bro, I'm never.
Speaker 2:I already told that I'm doing it with my student loans.
Speaker 5:It's in God's hands, all right, I'm going back to school constantly. What God said, oh my gosh, you see what I'm talking about that's what he said. You literally just took the crucifixion of Jesus and applied it to student loans.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's a page you niggas is funny bro, it's funny how. It's funny how y'all live your life as.
Speaker 5:No, no, let me land, what land.
Speaker 4:What land is this? Let me, land.
Speaker 5:It's a spiritual land. That's all I got to see. That's all I got to ask you.
Speaker 2:It's funny how you niggas live a life as if God is unnecessary, but when you're in turbulence and you need Him, you call Him on His name. How many times do I got to tell you, bro, stop creating storms without an umbrella. You know what I'm saying. Stop creating storms and then getting mad when you ain't got an umbrella.
Speaker 5:I created it, or God put. You chose to go to school, you chose to take out student loans. Yes, you created that. No fam, you created that. I'm supposed to get myself out right, that ain't got nothing to do with God.
Speaker 2:God gave us free will. It's funny bro. You niggas killed me. You niggas killed me Monday through Sunday, faithfully 24-8,. Y'all live a life as if God ain't necessary, and then, when you ain't got a storm, for the umbrella you created all of a sudden, you need God.
Speaker 5:Thank you, god, thank you. Even if I got nothing to pray for, I'm just gonna say thank you 20 times.
Speaker 2:That ain't got nothing to do with what you just said. Thank you, that's a beauty, bro. You just made light of Jesus' crucifixion.
Speaker 5:I don't think it's funny at all. I don't make light of his crucifixion.
Speaker 2:You literally just did it.
Speaker 5:I didn't. I just say he's more of a reminder.
Speaker 2:No, no, I'm talking about you said all debts are paid. All debts are paid. That's what he said.
Speaker 5:Yes or no? What kind of land are we on? What do we operate on Hell?
Speaker 2:is waiting on you. What do we operate on? You're going to be in hell with a cactus. Hey man, I'll be that chillin.
Speaker 5:I'll be that chillin In hell, In that chillin bro.
Speaker 2:Yeah right, you swear on me. You don't even like walking over here in the heat.
Speaker 5:I can walk out that bitch and be like hey, god, I made it.
Speaker 2:I'm here now. You know that decision is permanent, right, mm-hmm? That decision is permanent.
Speaker 5:Ain't that reverse? That was not everything's reverse.
Speaker 2:You ain't never heard nobody going from hell to heaven ever.
Speaker 5:Huh, you don't know that. What the fuck? Oh my gosh, you hear it on IG.
Speaker 1:I was in a mess of hell.
Speaker 5:All right, anyways, Damn my life is great, moving right along.
Speaker 2:Moving right along. I refuse to indulge with spiritually immature, ignorant niggas. What's that?
Speaker 5:What's that, bro? I'm reminding you man.
Speaker 2:What was the second story of that intro clip?
Speaker 5:The writer strike. My God, bro. Network TV RIP that writer strike. If it starts with them, you're next.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they already started with music. Snoop Dogg canceled his Snoop Dogg in Friends Festival at the Hollywood Bowl.
Speaker 5:Hey, that means you're next. All right, who is y'all? You don't use y'all.
Speaker 2:You know who's y'all I don't. That's why I asked nigga who is y'all you me?
Speaker 5:I'm so lost right now. If AI is able to write a whole screenplay, what makes you think it can't do your job?
Speaker 2:So round of applause for me. I finished one of my certificates and I got a certificate in AI. Congratulations, now it's my question Generative AI.
Speaker 2:So basically, I have a general understanding and let me tell you what's going on. That chat, GPT shit is some bullshit. So what they doing is not AI. What they're doing is they're scrubbing the internet and compiling multiple stories that have already been written to give you an answer to whatever you type in there. That's not AI. That's not predictive text. That's literally remixing old information. You heard it here from somebody that is familiar with AI and is going currently is going to school for it. So be careful with that shit.
Speaker 5:Ladies and gentlemen, these people had 23 years of information compounded all together. With all that information, I ask you what did you think they were going to do with it?
Speaker 2:I'm lost. What are we talking about here?
Speaker 5:AI.
Speaker 2:That's not artificial intelligence, bro. That's literally plagiarism. Who are you to say that? A nigga that knows what plagiarism is? Who are you to say that? What are you talking?
Speaker 5:about? You don't make the rules, so who are you to say that, if I?
Speaker 2:take your word and put my name on it, that's plagiarism.
Speaker 5:Who are you to say that, though A smart.
Speaker 2:I'm a smart black man when it's their rules. Who are you to say that Chat GPT even said that's not AI.
Speaker 5:Who are you to say that, though? Take a make it up.
Speaker 2:Nobody is saying that's AI except ignorant niggas like you.
Speaker 5:Everything is changing. Who are you to say that?
Speaker 2:Now there's some real AI out there. That's on the way.
Speaker 5:But once again.
Speaker 2:Chat GPT is nice.
Speaker 1:Wait, is it 2012? Yeah, what was it?
Speaker 5:2001, or internet Really started busting, yeah, 2000. So yeah, 23 years. How you think Uber and Lyft is able to do autonomous cars?
Speaker 2:Y'all did all the driving you do what?
Speaker 5:Autonomous cars Autonomous driving, autonomous driving how you think they're able to do that? Y'all did all the driving. Remember they were paying y'all and everything, but what was y'all doing? You're also sharing your data, sharing your location. They compounded all that information.
Speaker 4:For sure.
Speaker 5:Now they're uploaded and she can do it. Yeah, so if Uber and Lyft was able to do that, what makes you think that it wasn't going to come to the screenwriters? What makes you think that it's not going to go on your job?
Speaker 2:I'm not arguing that it wasn't going to happen. I'm telling you what AI is and what AI isn't. Chat GPT is technically not artificial intelligence. It's plagiarism. They're literally scrubbing the internet and taking like-minded and key words and remixing it and compiling things together to give you an answer or do certain tasks for you. I just used this shit to send an employer a thank you note after an interview. Oh, so you used the plagiarism to send to your employers. It's not plagiarism If it's my info how am I going to?
Speaker 2:plagiarize some shit that I've published. Yeah, you don't know that.
Speaker 5:They don't know that I put my name in it. They don't know that it's me.
Speaker 2:They don't know that and that's the problem that the record industry or the music industry is having right now, with people using their voices and creating songs and they're not getting paid from it. That's crazy.
Speaker 5:That's plagiarism. Hey, the game is the game.
Speaker 2:Well, I would tell everybody educate yourself, man. Do like me, go ahead and get you a certificate, understand, get multiple certificates, get into engineering, get into cybersecurity, because the world is going to go on. If you ain't got no skills, then you just going to get passed. You're going to get passed over, you're going to get left behind, which is an incredible movie you should watch, by the way, one movie I just said left behind, what is it? You would know that if you put the fucking phone down, they don't know. I was on the phone.
Speaker 5:I just told them.
Speaker 2:This nigga here was my blind co-host.
Speaker 5:I want to see the sound of freedom. That's what I want to see. Speaking of movies yeah, I've been high man, I want to see you out behind me, nobody knows what you're talking about.
Speaker 2:Speaking of movies, man shout out to Jamie Foxx for letting us know that he's OK. Very hard to see him like that man the most talented man, I think, of our generation.
Speaker 5:He was almost out of here.
Speaker 2:Jamie Foxx is more talented than Michael Jackson.
Speaker 1:You think so?
Speaker 5:Yes, michael Jackson owned the music industry.
Speaker 2:We're talking about talent, that's talent, you talk on the music industry.
Speaker 1:That is not talent, that's positioning.
Speaker 5:That's talent, this nigga here, he's your talent to get that.
Speaker 2:You ever see Michael Jackson play a piano? And have you ever seen Michael Jackson act? Yeah, better than Jamie Foxx? No, no, no, no.
Speaker 5:You ever?
Speaker 2:see Michael Jackson record, write record and perform music better than Jamie Foxx.
Speaker 5:Well, hold on, because some of them songs. The dream was writing that. So what For Jamie Foxx?
Speaker 2:The dream was writing that, yeah, but he still played the keys and the strings on the song. He's still a writer From a. Michael Jackson is the greatest entertainer of all time.
Speaker 5:You ever seen someone just faint? Well, michael Jackson was just standing on the stage. Yeah, beyonce.
Speaker 2:No, I haven't seen that.
Speaker 3:Yes.
Speaker 2:Beyonce has people passing out bro.
Speaker 5:I ain't never seen that. I've been at them shows.
Speaker 2:I've never seen that, from a talent standpoint, jamie Foxx is the greatest talent ever.
Speaker 5:He is a quadruple threat.
Speaker 2:He is the greatest talent ever. I've never seen Michael Jackson do stand up. I've never seen Michael Jackson be the lead in a in a biographical picture, like Ray Never. Jamie Foxx is more talented than Michael Jackson and anybody else you want to throw in there. He is. He's the standard. No, Prince Jamie Foxx is more talented because acting separates them.
Speaker 2:Prince wasn't as good as an actor as Prince, and I love Prince. Prince did play 18 musical instruments, but when I've never seen Prince do stand up, come on now. You can't put nobody next to Jamie Foxx. He is, he is the diamond. No, I'm on that hill with you. He's gold.
Speaker 5:He's platinum and gold. I'll die with you, I'll die on you. I'll die on that hill with you, like yes, I was saying that as well.
Speaker 2:Ain't nobody close to him. So what I'm saying is I'm glad that he's back and he's OK.
Speaker 5:Yes, shout out to the legend, and me and my lady, that's not his name, but me and my lady watch they clone top wrong.
Speaker 2:I heard it's very good I got to take a look at that Is one of the most amazing cinematic black, black and just general films that I've ever seen in my life. This movie is a must see the way they broke messaging down and social engineering and what we feed our minds and what's really controlling us the shit you talking about. You would love this movie because everything you talk about like who owns us, the lies that were being told and like clear playing day it touches on all of that. You got to go see this movie. It's on Netflix. Will not go, but get Netflix. Man Pierre will give you his password. I don't remember my password and that should lock me out.
Speaker 5:So I got a team.
Speaker 2:They clone Tyrone is amazing. And then another show I want to put you all on by BOOT Riley, who directed. Sorry to Bother you, I is called, I'm a Virgo Fucking amazing.
Speaker 5:I saw the first three episodes.
Speaker 2:It's a show I saw me and the lady watch. I think it's six or eight episodes we watched and it's amazing and it definitely talks about what we watched. And they clone Tyrone. I feel like there's a black Renaissance going on with that's. If we're going to be in charge of our own screen, yeah, and clearly we are, because they are really putting it out there Like this is what's controlling us. This is how we need to combat this. But y'all knew that though no people, we know this.
Speaker 5:Y'all knew that no, no, no.
Speaker 2:Y'all knew that's the beginning of time we knew this, you and I and other like-minded people. We talking about the generation that's preceding us, who are is. Tiktok runs everything. Instagram runs everything for them.
Speaker 5:Did you think? Do you think, that they dumbed down a black gene?
Speaker 2:Dumbed down a black gene. Yeah, it's a good question. It's probably the best question you ever asked coming from a weirdo like yourself. Um, I, yeah, I do in a way.
Speaker 5:Yeah, I do Because when you think about it. Well, my thing, my question is what was slavery in a sense? Oh God, we're not going here. No, no, no.
Speaker 2:We're not going here. It's a question as far as Next. You keep asking the same question and you refuse to read and do your own history.
Speaker 5:No, the reason why I ask that? Because do we look at it as if it's a racial thing or is it a biblical instance?
Speaker 2:Oh my gosh, Um so it's a very important question.
Speaker 2:Yeah, ask it on your own time. I keep telling you, man, I keep telling you you're going to get the same answer for me, but what I will tell you is that I truly believe we are being. I think I'm probably going to get in some hot water for saying this. I think this current generation is probably the laziest generation I've ever seen and I've only been here, you know. No, we just refuse to do the work. We're not. I'm not talking about us, we're not in that generation. I'm talking about the high schoolers that I coach. I'm talking about those junior high schoolers and the generation that's coming up behind us Now.
Speaker 5:I want you to think back when you were in school, right, and now think of these high schoolers that you you know. You would just not to say that had to. No, no, no, it's not the same right, not the same. But when you was in high school come on, nigga, get to the point Was pregnancy a big thing, rarely, when you saw it, it was like damn, it was shocking.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you had your onesies and twosies. Oh no, that's not what I'm talking about, though. In my school, pierre, what are you talking about?
Speaker 5:Stay on topic, brother, I am staying on topic, bro, because you also got to think if these kids are lazy or if you're going to say that it's a lazy generation.
Speaker 2:Yes, the way we ingest information and absorb information. They don't read no more. And then they want to blame everything on mental health. No, some things are just. You a lazy piece of shit and you a lazy piece of shit because your father's a lazy piece of shit and your mother married a lazy piece of shit.
Speaker 5:Like who, how many of them actually have our two parent households? That's another thing.
Speaker 2:I don't want to use that anymore.
Speaker 5:You don't want to use that.
Speaker 2:We have a lot of great examples of a one parent household and what can happen if you apply yourself. Think about all the billionaires and multi-millionaires in the black community that came from a one parent household. Gang of them, bro, and where is that going to get us? You got the answers to the test. You can't blame this shit on my father. What in there? Okay, I get that. Don't let your circumstances define you, though that doesn't stop you from reading and absorbing and ingesting productive information. The millionaires and billionaires where does that get us, though?
Speaker 5:What are you saying? Where does that get you? Are you like buying your freedom? What does that get you? Is?
Speaker 2:that right, Bro. You are going off the rails right now. I'm talking about the generation that's coming up behind us, the way that they absorb and ingest information, Bro LeBron.
Speaker 3:James and Jaylen.
Speaker 2:Rose got schools for us, okay, but did he bought a school in Harlem? Hell, maybe Dr Umar too. Listen, all I'm saying is this. All I'm saying is this because I'm out here with the youth.
Speaker 4:Shout out to Dr Umar.
Speaker 2:All I'm saying is this it is painful, the way we, this generation, rather be first than correct. We misquote so many things, we try to tear down so many things and then, when you come back at this generation, they want to blame it on mental health. Nah, you motherfuckers are just soft and lazy. Yeah, super soft and lazy Niggas. Don't read no more, man. I mean, they don't follow directions.
Speaker 5:You know what Malcolm X said, right?
Speaker 2:Yeah, you want to hide something from a Negro. Put it in a book.
Speaker 5:But if you was alive, you would have said you can go back and tell these niggas what you just read, but they're gonna think you crazy.
Speaker 2:Man, we just Malcolm X.
Speaker 5:Also, my favorite speech by Malcolm X is when he I think he would have said that If he was here with us today, how many people will actually believe that stuff? Believe what stuff? Whatever that you read in the book and you're gonna try to tell them about?
Speaker 2:it. If Malcolm X was alive today, I think. I think a lot would be different. The problem is when we have great leaders that are impactful and thought provoking and the head of their time to get cut down. Look at Nipsey Hussle.
Speaker 5:It would have been different as far as who would have been investing or financing his mission. Listen, man, Because there's no way that you can get your word out or start anything depending on who's financing or investing in that idea.
Speaker 2:My favorite speech by Malcolm X is he was talking about who taught you to hate yourself. Matter of fact, let me pull this up right now, man, I think is one of the greatest. I'm gonna just play a little clip of it. Let me see, here we go.
Speaker 1:Who taught you, please? Who taught you to hate the texture of your hair? Who taught you to hate the color of your skin to such extent that you bleach to get light to white land? Who taught you to hate the shape of your nose and the shape of your lips? Who taught you to hate yourself from the top of your head to the soles of your feet? Who taught you to hate your own kind? Who taught you to hate the race that you belong to so much so that you don't wanna be around each other? No, before you come asking Mr Muhammad, does he teach hate? You should ask yourself who taught you to hate being what God gave you.
Speaker 2:And there it is, bro. We literally living in a generation where we do things that are against our own self-interest, bro, from voting to surgery. And I'm all for enhancing the way you look and things like that, but when that shit becomes unbearable cause you don't wanna put in the work and eat right, cut out hard liquor and those things that are gonna contribute to your demise or the shape that you don't like. You're lazy dog, that's all I'm saying. This generation is just lazy.
Speaker 5:Well, that's because we're all consumers Cause it's consumerism, we just consume everything. That's what it is. If we actually take a step back and look at it as cause, to me it's just all the chess game. If we take a step back and get on the solid ground or foundation, as far as I, we don't have to play this game anymore. We can stop this here. We do our own thing and we just don't do nothing with them. I don't, that's how I look at it. We're not supposed to do anything with these people. We're not the same Kree, the same elk. We don't believe the same religion. We're none of that. So how?
Speaker 2:is that People?
Speaker 5:that's in charge have so much control over us.
Speaker 2:You keep turning it into a black white thing. I'm talking about accountability for our race.
Speaker 5:It's not a black and white thing. I'm talking about like it's more like if you stop and you take a look, you see these people got their thing. These people got their thing. These people got their thing. These people got their thing. Where's our thing? That's all I'm asking.
Speaker 2:It's not a color thing I'm talking about. I'm not putting a color, a sexuality, I'm talking about a generation of young people.
Speaker 5:I'm not talking about color or sexuality. What are you talking about? I'm talking about what.
Speaker 2:You don't even know what you're talking about. That's all I'm talking about.
Speaker 5:That's why you need to read. What do you think? What are you talking?
Speaker 2:about. I'm talking about young people.
Speaker 5:We all need to be on board right. What we all need to be on one accord right.
Speaker 2:No, that's not what I'm talking about.
Speaker 5:Okay.
Speaker 2:I don't even want young people to think the way I think I'm saying that it's okay. My little sister, she for one, my brother, our older brother so I'm in the middle my brother did some shit that I knew not to do. I learned from that. I still made mistakes along the way, but I didn't make those kind of mistakes. I made some mistakes so my sister knew not what to do. She still made some mistakes. She's a girl woman out 28. All I'm saying is each one, teach one. Everybody should learn from the generation in front of you. But it seems like we're going backwards and everything we do, whether you're black, white, purple or orange, we're going backwards because we're lazy.
Speaker 5:How can you learn from a generation that they killed off?
Speaker 2:We still here.
Speaker 5:How can you learn from a generation that they killed off?
Speaker 2:They didn't kill us off, we're still here.
Speaker 5:They kind of did, if you think about it, what are you talking about? They killed your leaders, right, some of them.
Speaker 1:Then they feed them crack Some of them. Some of them.
Speaker 5:Then another decade they feed them crack, yes. And then after another year. After that they took the fathers out of the home, right? I see what you're saying. There's still enough of us here Enough good examples the years after that, they put in the three strike rule, right. So how are you going to learn from?
Speaker 2:that? Where do you learn from that? You talking about our generation.
Speaker 5:No, I just said, I just gave you literally 40 years. Black people are the most richest and successful they've ever been Linching one decade and killing your leaders in that same decade. Yes, and we learned from that Killing more of your leaders in the next decade.
Speaker 2:Yeah, crack cocaine in that same decade. That's not an excuse. Crack cocaine also. It's not an excuse, thank you. It's not an excuse to be lazy.
Speaker 5:Where are you going to get the answers from?
Speaker 2:There's a you me, that's where they get the answers from. Ok, I'm saying we have a generation that's lazy. They don't want, they don't know how to ingest information because they're used to getting everything so quick.
Speaker 5:We're kind of in the same generation, so we are in the same generation, all right. So if we're in the same generation, who's out there doing that?
Speaker 2:What do you do? How many examples do I need to give you? Let's start with music. Cole's doing it, kendrick's doing it, trader Truth is doing it, jay-z's doing it? I don't think so.
Speaker 5:Mick.
Speaker 2:Miltz, with a certain extent, is doing it. I don't think so, gilly and. Walo doing it. Rip to your son, gilly man. That's very tragic. There Rest in peace.
Speaker 5:But that only goes so far. That's in a different land.
Speaker 2:No, it's not bro.
Speaker 5:It is a different world.
Speaker 2:These are the lanes that are important, because these are the lanes that the kids are getting their information from.
Speaker 5:I think it's more to that than just all just becoming a billion. What are you?
Speaker 2:talking about man. It has to be more than that. What are you? Tana Hasekosa's doing it hey. When Mark Lamont Hill is doing it, hey, hey, angela.
Speaker 5:Rice doing it. When you ever see kids being killed by the police or violence that happened in the streets and they're just like yo, it is what it is. You're moving the goalposts.
Speaker 2:I'm not talking about isolated incidents. I'm merely talking about the way kids ingest and absorb information. It's lazy. We have a very lazy generation.
Speaker 5:Ingest information? Yeah, because they don't have to. They don't have to search for it like we used to.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but then you go on Google and you find information that they spewed is wrong.
Speaker 5:The reason why it's so different, because we had to look for it.
Speaker 2:Nope, you're not hearing me. I understand the way that they get information is different, but it's dangerous when you rather be first than correct. How many times have we ran with a headline that wasn't true because we just wanted to?
Speaker 5:put some shit out there.
Speaker 2:We just did it, carly. Yeah, everybody, you know. Protect no, no, no. I don't think you can use that example, because we should fight for her, but we look stupid in the end cause she lied. Cause she lied. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 3:Some of us, it's just like the juicy smoothies shit.
Speaker 2:We knew that was some bullshit. Like nigga Chicago in the cold, they put a wrap around it or a rope around your neck and you with the subway nigga what? Come on, that's some bullshit. When she went to subway no, I'm talking about juicy smoothies he went to subway, oh okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. So I'm saying I'm just saying I'm not talking about subway too.
Speaker 1:No, I don't know where she went.
Speaker 2:Anyway, I'm saying the way we ingest information, bro, today is so like inaccurate and incorrect. It's crazy.
Speaker 5:Well, here's the thing. But they also give us false information.
Speaker 2:It's by design, by design, I want you when you say that it's by design.
Speaker 5:So if that's what they used to, how you gonna tell them?
Speaker 2:the truth. You gotta work a little harder dawg. You gotta want more for yourself.
Speaker 5:Hey, just keep asking questions, it's universal law.
Speaker 2:I mean, I gotta tell you the answer.
Speaker 5:I think this generation is the most, and that's another thing we don't ask questions, we just take it for what it is.
Speaker 2:They don't ask questions.
Speaker 5:We don't ask questions. Neither they don't ask questions. We don't ask questions either I ask questions. We don't ask questions.
Speaker 2:Nobody asks questions. Every day I'm asking questions. Nobody asks questions. I think this generation is the most unproductive. This will be the most unproductive generation From the music we listen to to the films that are being watched, just like that vaccine.
Speaker 5:nobody asks questions, right? I'm not going there with you dawg, I'm not getting into these conspiracy theories with you. I'm merely talking about. I'm merely talking about the way we ingest information. So now you want to move the gold? No, I'm staying on point.
Speaker 2:I'm staying on point. This is called landing your point on a podcast.
Speaker 5:That's not landing you. Just tip that bitch right back up. I'm not getting into these. I'm not getting.
Speaker 2:Whether you took the jab or not, that's your business. That's not what I'm talking about. Nobody wants anything. I'm merely talking about equipping yourself. This is a lazy. We're in a very lazy state. This is why we don't have any good shows. I grew up on a different world.
Speaker 5:Even the Cosby's.
Speaker 2:Martin Living Single. We had examples of positive black film. Now we got nothing but reality TV bullshit. Well, what are we going to talk about? What do you mean? That's a gang of stuff to talk about. You think they're going to listen? That's what I'm saying. That's the point. We're in a state listen.
Speaker 5:You can't put shit out there if niggas ain't going to listen.
Speaker 2:Let's take music. We both love music. Everybody know I'm the R&B king. Not saying that, not saying that I can sing or anything I'm saying when it comes to curating the playlist, mixing the old with the new, it ain't to me, don't fuck, as they could do it like me. All I'm saying. So stop it. Everybody know I love Coco Jones.
Speaker 2:I was so fucking pissed when she put Justin Timberlake on the ICU remix and that fucking song is lazy. It's a lazy effort from Justin Timberlake and I'm tired of that motherfucker coming into the black community when he need a hit or for us to do something for him, but he goes and disappears. We don't hear from his motherfucker for years and he puts out some bullshit. The man in the woods. Stop giving people access to our good shit. Tired of that motherfucker man.
Speaker 1:I like low key.
Speaker 5:Not a fan of Cocoa, no more after that shit, what did I say last week?
Speaker 2:I tried not to remember what you say. What did I say?
Speaker 5:last week.
Speaker 2:What did you say? What did I say last week?
Speaker 5:We love Lyskin woman. Right, she's not Lyskin. I know that, bro, but you give what I'm saying no.
Speaker 1:I don't.
Speaker 5:Bro, you said you tired of white people coming in and doing all that. It's the same thing when it comes to the white. No.
Speaker 2:I'm tired of him, not white people, I am tired of him and people like him like Post.
Speaker 5:Malone, bro, they all do it, just like. What's that song that come down, song that this nigga put, fucking Selena Gomez. I never heard of Selena Gomez.
Speaker 2:I don't even know what song you talking about.
Speaker 5:The Afrobeat song.
Speaker 2:I don't know what you talking about Baby, come down, come down.
Speaker 5:Who sing it? I forgot I don't know his name, but but then I saw, I heard the song and then she comes on. I was like what the fuck is she doing on this? Like how the fuck she get on here and there's no spirituality to the song. Why is this white woman on this damn song?
Speaker 2:I don't think Selena Gomez is white. What is she? They don't sound white, so OK, she got to be Latina, right?
Speaker 5:OK, so why is she on this song? I never heard of Selena Gomez a day in my life. They was going for that pop hit. So that's what she was doing Going for that pop hit. So who's in control of her artistry?
Speaker 2:Whoever this Afro beats artist you talking about, I'm talking about now?
Speaker 5:I'm talking about Coco Jones. Who's in control of her artistry?
Speaker 2:Well, I think we're Coco, because she's from Tennessee, and Justin Timberlake is from.
Speaker 2:Tennessee. Yeah, they both from Tennessee, so I see the connection. My thing is, I guess, my let me apologize to Coco my beef is not with you. My beef is with people that take and ride from my culture and don't contribute nothing to it. And I feel like Justin Timberlake falls into that category, because the only time we hear from this motherfucker is when he need a hit from black people. That's why Swiss Beats was about to go off on Timberlake I don't know if you caught that when they did their verses in Miami and he was like who you want to see on verses, and then Tim was like or somebody was like JT, justin Timberlake and then Swiss. He quickly said until JT starts messing with our culture, he ain't welcome with no verses.
Speaker 5:Good, I'm good.
Speaker 2:And then he switched it up because Tim is his man and he was like no, he coming, he coming, he coming. First off, who he gonna go against, whoever he, I don't know who would he do against Nick is? Just talking about Usher. I'm like chill bro.
Speaker 5:That's 20 to zero. Please, please, please, please, don't do that. Justin Timberlake don't have a song that can touch anything Usher has.
Speaker 2:That's 20 to zero. That's real good, john B. No, I think Justin Timberlake gets John.
Speaker 4:B out of here.
Speaker 5:He gets John B out of here.
Speaker 2:Because John B only got like four or five.
Speaker 5:The four or five is solid. They get it. The four or five is solid. The four or five he win it.
Speaker 2:But nah, man, that fucking made me mad at shit. Bro, like we, just like man. People like Post Malone, like, bro, you're not a rapper. And then you got Lil Uzi Vert they talking about.
Speaker 5:He got the number one rap album. You can't have a song white out of it.
Speaker 2:And the fucking song, or the song or the. Yeah, the song is not rap. Lil Uzi Vert is not rapping on that song. What song I just want to rock? Oh hey, man, that's not rap. It don't have to be. Yes, it does, if you're going to categorize it as such.
Speaker 5:They change the rules every time they move the goalpost.
Speaker 2:Man, this shit got me hot. They make us move the goalposts man don't nobody see what the hell is going on in this world. I feel like sometimes I'm by myself in this bitch.
Speaker 5:We still ain't got no hip hop or album charting, none of that.
Speaker 2:No, because the music is lazy. I have and this is Clue and Drake, other than Kendrick, Lamar and JCole.
Speaker 5:Drake, been lazy and your niggas keep falling for shit every year, that's on y'all. Don't. Don't look at Drake and ask him when you're going to rap.
Speaker 2:I don't know.
Speaker 5:In front of y'all faces and playing in y'all faces, right, so that's on y'all. When it comes to time, it's music. You're rapping on one mixtape, one mixtape and that was it. So don't ask for no rap music. I think, you just do what he does now.
Speaker 2:I think, when it comes to timeless music.
Speaker 5:I never heard of Drake album, though.
Speaker 2:I've listened to Drake album because I try to get him a fair shot. But when it comes to timeless music, I can only think of Kendrick and Cole. And I say that because when you listen to a Kendrick album, it's a body of work. There's skits you know what I'm saying there's interludes. That's a body of work. Dawg. It's not no bullshit. Where it's just one song and this is a problem that sometimes I have with Rick Ross or Two Chains, it sounds like one long fucking song. Every song sounds the same.
Speaker 5:Same BPMs. What would you expect them to do?
Speaker 2:I would expect somebody like Two Chains who has bars. Bro, the talent is crazy, he does, he really does. You know what I'm saying? I just expect a little more.
Speaker 5:I was just listening to that song on the Black Panther soundtrack.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 5:Body of that shit.
Speaker 2:Man, but this is why I appreciate Kendrick, and Kendrick Lamar won a Pulitzer Prize.
Speaker 5:And he body that Black Panther soundtrack too he puts out art bro he puts out art that's timeless.
Speaker 2:That's why I love Poc Skits and shit man. He puts out things at our time. It's, to a certain extent, jz even Nipsey Hussle. Victory Lab is one of the greatest albums I've ever heard in my life. Start to finish, bro, I say Nas.
Speaker 5:Kill'em Mike.
Speaker 2:Kill'em Mike. That Kill'em Mike latest album is one of the greatest albums I've ever heard. Bro, it was written.
Speaker 5:I am Come on, nas is timeless dawg.
Speaker 2:I can't point to one artist today Lil Dirk no.
Speaker 5:And he just put out five albums in three years.
Speaker 2:What's the boy name? Who Lil Dirk beefing with Damn? What's his name? No, ybn From.
Speaker 5:Louisiana NBA NBA.
Speaker 2:I can't timeless music.
Speaker 5:I can't Like you. Niggas is really rapping Rico indictments, right, let's not bring up that our rappers are getting locked up at an alarming rate.
Speaker 2:You niggas are rapping Rico. You niggas are really telling on yourself and they're wondering.
Speaker 5:I was saying niggas, don't snitch. It's crazy bro and then when niggas all quote, unquote, snitch, no bro, they got like 10 years of your music. It's pretty fucking nuts. What's going on?
Speaker 2:fam On chat GBT breaking it down for you. It's crazy, bro, like that's what I say, man. Just put the button on this. Unproductive as generation, lazy generation. Like man, just expect more out of yourself. Dawg, because this world is moving with or without you and you want to leave legacy. Dawg, like matter of fact, maybe they don't care about legacy. You don't have enough people that care about the legacy they leave behind. They don't, you know, because you can't take none of this shit with you. You got to impact the next generation. Kids is ignorant, bro, but anyways, it's hot as fuck across the world. Thank God we live in San Diego, where it's pretty much 75, 80 degrees year round.
Speaker 5:Like you know, like it's been like a little warmer now, like this week, last week and this week.
Speaker 2:It's been like a summer, though it got warmer way earlier. It's August now, and it's just now getting 80.
Speaker 5:So I'm happy to be out here, because I was just in Vegas over the weekend.
Speaker 2:It's nice bro. I was there for my birthday. How does fuck? I cannot believe Miami has had triple digit temperatures, 40 days plus.
Speaker 5:That's crazy, bro, and with humidity on top of that, it's nice. Very me, very me.
Speaker 2:You got to make your plans around the AC, I'm not leaving. Don't care. You got to call the club and see if the AC going to be on in there. I wish the club would have a dress code now in the summer.
Speaker 5:Get out of here it's too hot and you going to charge me at the door? Fuck out.
Speaker 2:Man, this shit nice man. I wanted to get to some dating shit. Man Damn, I don't know if we got enough time, though. We pushing up on an hour, we pushing up on an hour, fuck it. I'm going to ask it's dating lazy nowadays? Of course, cause I feel like I had a lot of failed dates before I met my lady, it's like what can you do?
Speaker 5:What can you do now?
Speaker 2:Being authentic, authentically. You is not appreciated in today's dating culture, dog, Even though that's what it that's quote unquote.
Speaker 5:Supposed to be that whole ambiance.
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 5:That's supposed to be the ambiance of everything, but it's just like okay, now what the women? You wouldn't know what to do with that. You're going to fumble it. You just got to put a bunch of smear on it. You got to fuck shit up.
Speaker 2:Prior to finding the love of my life, I kept running into the most inauthentic GMO women I've ever met in my life, Bro come on now.
Speaker 5:We got organic sealants, grapes.
Speaker 2:First off that shit though. Yo, oh my God, I cannot believe. You just said that. I just told my girl that earlier I said how the hell can you have an organic sealants?
Speaker 5:watermelon.
Speaker 2:Thank you, bro, that shit blows my mind, bro.
Speaker 5:Watermelon has seeds. Blows my fucking mind, bro.
Speaker 2:There's no such thing as an organic sealants, anything In anything.
Speaker 5:That doesn't make sense, that doesn't add up. Man, this shit is crazy, bro, and this is why we the way we is. It's all in our food. Yeah, that's probably the reason why we run it out here.
Speaker 2:It's the most inauthentic thing in the world. I think relationships are lazy, why you think that Romance is going. Romance is a. They treat romance like a high end luxury restaurant. Now, bro, like it's rare, like, yeah, this don't make no sense, bro, don't nobody want to court nobody nowadays, but here's the thing.
Speaker 5:You can do that. You can do all that, but they won't know what to do with it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I know, you know, I know bro.
Speaker 5:I'll never forget. I know how you would know what to do with that. I would never Yo, like I don't understand this.
Speaker 2:I will never in my life forget when. What do you mean? You don't want to cheat on me?
Speaker 5:You only want to just be with me, ain't that the?
Speaker 2:point of being together, bro? What does that mean? Like, what are we doing this for? Because I don't understand it, bro. What do you mean? You don't want to fuck my best friend? Crazy, crazy. I will never, ever in my life forget the time I went on a date with this snowy-legged looking chick and she got mad. I prayed over the food.
Speaker 5:Amen.
Speaker 2:Never, ever in my life will forget. You know what you wasn't praying to her God.
Speaker 5:That's why.
Speaker 2:No, I'm going to tell this story.
Speaker 5:You an idiot.
Speaker 2:Man listen. So prior to meeting my lady, I was out here serial dating, but I was a hingy beast boy. I was out here, not like that.
Speaker 3:You was out here. No, I was not out here bro, I'm like Larry June.
Speaker 2:This dick is gold dog. I don't mess with random women, bro. If you hit this, we go together.
Speaker 5:I'll think about it.
Speaker 2:Bro. So I went on a date with this girl man and the conversation was cool. We get to the restaurant One of our spots lost Hottest and we get treated like royalty in there because they know us. So had no problem sit down. You know, the general manager that's my guy Set us down. He's like I already know what you want, you already know bro.
Speaker 5:And everything was cool. That's when he's in a bitty.
Speaker 2:We just have a small talk, the drinks come and shit got real because they got $5 tequila shots. He told her he mentioned it and her eyes lit the fuck up. Oh my god, $5 tequila shots. Like, is it a repo or a Blanco? I'm like, bitch, you better get the house tequila. I don't know you like that. You ain't giving repo behavior, you ain't giving repo. You ain't giving repo. So we like two shots in. I got the Mai Tai. That's my dream, always going to get a Mai Tai. She got a margarita, because that's what basic niggas like you get, pierre and margarita, I don't know alcohol I really don't, you know that.
Speaker 5:Or I get a Moscow Mule. Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2:So the liquor starts to get lit, bro. I mean, the liquor starts to get in there. She starts to get lit, telling me she getting hot, telling me, yeah, my last ex. He lived, we lived together and he used to beat me but I think I kind of deserved it. And I'm like, whoa, wait a minute. And she was like you had to bail him out of jail one time. I didn't press charges and I'm just like empathizing. It's empathizing Like I'm so sorry to happen to you. I don't think you deserve that. No man should ever put his hands on a woman. She's like well, maybe I deserve it, you can't. You just can't take my side. And I'm like, what the fuck? All right, this date's about to be over. I mean, there is two sides to the story. Come on, dawg, I don't give a damn what side it is to the story. No man puts his hands on a woman, 1,000%. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5:Even if she's attacking you, run away. No, no, no, no. If you got to fight for your life, hit her.
Speaker 2:So I probably wouldn't hit her on her. I'll push her and I'll run Like ain't nobody catching me.
Speaker 5:So I'm running away from that situation because I so just get up for real, for real.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but when the police come, regardless of what she did, your black ass is going to jail. You got to catch me too, yeah, ok. So the day is starting to get out of hand and she's going on and on. She was, you know she's lit. She was like you know I was in a wedding and you know my sister really got on my nerves. She married this R&B singer and you know he's just such a cheater and I'm like for real, like do I know?
Speaker 3:him.
Speaker 2:She's like, yeah, you know he's kind of a big deal. I'm like what was his name? She's like Nio. I said Nio Is sister married Nio. That's crazy. I was like what? You just going to hide that information? That's wild. So, yeah, she come to find out, it's her friend, like you know, that's what she called her sister they mean like blood sister.
Speaker 2:So she was going on and on about how Nio was cheating on her and had side babies and shit like that, and she even told about when she was over there and she met Lucky Day. I put two and two together, right? Remember? There's a story about Lucky Day having a chick in Nio's bed and Nio kicked Lucky Day out of his house. I cannot confirm nor deny what she the girl, but shit smells fishy Shit, smells like perch. So I'm just in awe, I'm just licking at her, like all right, I'm not taking another drink because this chick is crazy. So we get past some stories. The food come out. I go to grab her hand and pray over the food. She throws a plum fit and my God, like it's not that deep, Just eat, it's not that important. I'm like first off, my God is always important, I'm always giving things and whatever I do. And she's like well, whatever I just like, I just don't. You know, God is not a priority for me.
Speaker 2:I say yep, dates over Dates over young lady. Should have kept the date going man.
Speaker 5:No, I'm good bro. Who knows where it?
Speaker 2:goes man If we can't even connect on a humanistic level?
Speaker 5:I can't fuck with you bro.
Speaker 2:No, I'm good, I don't need that wild side. Oh wild side. Yeah, bro, long story short. Shout out to my lady who you dealing with who is out to eat.
Speaker 5:They handed us our food. She gave me her hands. I was like oh yes, we can pray my dad.
Speaker 2:You pray? Yes, I did. She trusted you to pray.
Speaker 5:Yes, he did, and I said a wonderful prayer too. You rehearsed that shit. No, you did.
Speaker 2:I don't think she really know you like I know you.
Speaker 5:Off the door straight from God's mouth, out of minds.
Speaker 2:Straight from God's mouth.
Speaker 5:Yeah, straight from God's mouth.
Speaker 2:So you're a God.
Speaker 5:I am.
Speaker 2:No, you heard what Kanye said. Yeah, I'm sorry, first off, I don't listen to shit. Kanye has to say, yes, I'm God Ever. That's what Kanye said. Yes.
Speaker 5:I'm a God. No, I'm not listening to that dude man Shout out Kanye West. Man, that's my dog.
Speaker 2:No, no, no, no. Shout outs on the accidentally on favorite podcast of Kanye West. Kanye West, I hope you are doing well with your mental health, but indefinitely you can kick rocks. That's my dog man. Yeah, that's it. I'm good. More of the story, man. Sort those things out. Find out. If somebody say that they are a believer, dig into that as some kind of believer they are. You don't have to get into the weeds about Christianity, Catholicism, Muslim, whatever. Just make sure there's a higher belief, like higher power, and y'all connect on that level. But if you're an atheist and you want to attract other atheists, that's your business. But for me, don't tell me you believe in God and have Jeremiah 29-11 in the intro of your Instagram bio and get mad because a man wants to pray for you and over the food.
Speaker 5:That's crazy.
Speaker 2:Yeah, man, I done been on some crazy dates. Man, we going to keep unpacking and telling these stories, but I ain't got nothing else to say, man. I'm just so disappointed in this generation Lazy motherfuckers. Dog, this is the most unproductive generation ever, dog.
Speaker 5:That's because we don't want it. That's the reason why we don't want it. As much as we say that we do, we don't, so we accept what it is.
Speaker 2:They don't want it. They don't want it.
Speaker 5:I feel like the reason why? Because there's a lot of settling out here. No one wants to talk about that Settling. In what way Settling? There's a lot of settling due to a fear as far as they would never find something or find the true meaning of what they're looking for, so they just settle for it. And that's the reason why it's like that, what you expect.
Speaker 2:That's some good mineral water. Your boys juicing after we wrap up here. I'm about to juice. I probably need to make a dispensary run first. What time is it what?
Speaker 5:time is it Damn. It's almost 8. Fuck it. I was listening to the G&M. It makes days. Man, oh man, such nostalgia.
Speaker 2:Yeah, man, shout out to 50Cent. You ruined New York hip hop.
Speaker 5:No, I'm God, he really did.
Speaker 1:You ruined hip hop.
Speaker 5:He really fucking did, man, because I mean I was all for it, but it was just like. At the same time I'm like nigga like this is OD bro. I understand niggas try to kill you and everything, but you bounce back and you still here, fam, you ain't got to try to take everybody else out.
Speaker 2:You was picking fights with people that didn't even wasn't even around.
Speaker 5:Yeah, and then you're just going to be cool with them later. So, nigga, what was the point?
Speaker 2:Yeah, man, 850,. You owe Jiro an apology, bro.
Speaker 5:You took his whole style and ran with it.
Speaker 2:Facts All the rappers do what Jiro did nowadays. Yeah, I do, man. That's it, man.
Speaker 5:But those mix things were classic, and the whole energy was classic too. So hey, here is what it is, but Jadakiss got on your ass, boy, definitely you want no problems On your ass, man, we'll talk about that.
Speaker 2:We need to talk about who really can rap. Okay, yeah, anyways, hey, man, I hope y'all enjoyed the podcast. We are everywhere Amazon music, spotify, apple, tidal, siri, satellite Radio, pandora, hell. We're on Audible, iheart, google Podcast. We're everywhere. Like, share, subscribe. Give us that positive feedback. We got some guests in the works and this fall probably late fall, early winter debuting video as well, and I'm trying to start a TikTok. What's it called TikTok? I'm trying to start a TikTok, I don't know how. So, yo, yo, what should be going viral on there?
Speaker 5:The shit. Yo I'm in a group chat with my little brother and his boys. They're like my little brothers and the shit that they be sending me from TikTok is absolutely out of control. Like they have to bend this damn app. Like there's no way this shit is still here.
Speaker 2:It's the generation god.
Speaker 5:Shit is out of control, that's the generation fam man.
Speaker 2:But in the meantime, in between time, man, like I always say, man, just put value on yourself. It starts with yourself. Like you got to love yourself beyond measure, unconditionally, and stand on what you stand on, man. Love yourself, that way we can love each other and have a lovable value society. I just feel like we don't love ourselves today and this is why we do dumb shit. You know what I'm saying, but let me not go on a tangent, so I ain't got nothing else to say. What you got left here, hey man.
Speaker 5:I'm just saying this you can't serve two masters. You are not a victim. If you believe in God, you cannot be a victim. So you got to choose. There it is.
Speaker 2:Yep, I don't know what that means, but that's what he said. Why?
Speaker 5:is that flickering? Also, I've been seeing a lot of crazy shit in these guys out here in San Diego, like I've been seeing. I don't know, but just leave that. Why is that flickering? What Is that? A star, what is that? It could be Boy. That's like the projection of the moon, like I don't know, bro, it could be UFOs.
Speaker 2:I hope so. Anyways, man, until next time, peace, peace.