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In Max We Truzz
Real‑life things for real‑life people—no filters, no fluff. Hosted by Max Paul, In Max We Truzz dives head‑first into the stories that shape us: from the highs and lows of life after sports to the messy realities of mental health, relationships, business, and hustle culture. Each 60‑minute episode pairs Max’s energetic, humorous style with candid conversations from athletes, industry experts, creators, and entrepreneurs you know (and some you should know).
Expect raw language, unvarnished truths, and the occasional hot take—because authenticity isn’t always PG‑13. Weekly drops include:
- “The Real” – unfiltered dialogue with headline‑making guests
- Audience Q&A – Max answers your toughest life, career, and relationship questions
- Closing Monologue – rapid‑fire wisdom bombs from every guest
Whether you’re navigating a post‑athlete identity, scaling a startup, or just craving a straight‑shooting pep talk, this show hands you practical insight—and a laugh—every single week.
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Warning: Explicit language & brutally honest perspectives ahead. Listener discretion—and an open mind—advised.
In Max We Truzz
Adrian Purnell Breaking Barriers and Tackles: An LFL Legend's Journey
When Adrian Purnell's coach first saw her at tryouts, he told her she "ran like a baby deer" but had the passion and aggression that could make her great. He couldn't have been more right. That raw talent transformed Adrian into a Defensive MVP, Eastern Conference Champion, and one of the most feared players in the Legendary Football League.
In this no-holds-barred conversation, Adrian takes us through her remarkable journey from cheerleader to football star. She shares the pivotal moment when she stepped up from receiver to linebacker after her teammate quit, finding her true calling as a defensive powerhouse. With characteristic candidness, Adrian reveals how she played her final three games while pregnant with twins and once punched a coach in the face after a heated confrontation—the same coach who later recruited her to his team.
Beyond the hard hits and trash talk, we see another side of Adrian as she discusses motherhood and her groundbreaking approach to co-parenting. She's cultivated a relationship with her children's stepmother so healthy they're planning a podcast together called "The Subtle Art of Being a Baby Mother." This segment offers rare insight into creating a functional blended family, particularly in the Black community where such examples aren't always visible.
The conversation takes unexpected turns as Adrian discusses her brief TikTok fame, her dating standards (firmly against "50-50" arrangements), and why despite her tough exterior, she "takes everything personally." Her infectious energy and unfiltered honesty make this episode not just entertaining, but a masterclass in living authentically.
Whether you're a sports enthusiast, a parent navigating co-parenting, or someone who appreciates raw, unfiltered conversation, Adrian Purnell's story will inspire you to bring the same passion to your life that made her a legend on the field.
We're back here with the legendary Adrienne Purnell. Miss Adrienne, you are a LFL legend, uh-huh Certified, allegedly. That's a fact, fact, fuck that you got defensive MVP league leader interception. If there's a Mount Rushmore of LFL women, I feel like you have to be on it. Possibly, you know, possibly, we said it, we're going to do it your own way today. Eastern you know it ain't. No, possibly we said it, we're going to do it your own way today, eastern Conference Champion 2017. Talk to him again.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you know what I mean. That was a team, that's a team accolade. We'll take that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but we're going to put you in there. And then, on top of that, she's a certified baddie. Hello, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2:And with all that being, Can you say that one a little louder, because a lot of people wouldn't agree.
Speaker 1:I'm sorry. She's an even better person and a sensational mom.
Speaker 3:Let's get that out there Her kids are the greatest I got to see her in mom mode.
Speaker 2:Me and Max have actually ran into each other at kids' award ceremonies and at recitals.
Speaker 1:Recitals, the Christmas stuff Very active parents. Very much so.
Speaker 2:Breaking the mold us black folks.
Speaker 1:Come on now, people doing good, showing up and showing out for the kids. You know what I mean. Now, miss Adrienne, let's talk about your LFL days.
Speaker 2:Let's talk about them. How did we?
Speaker 1:get there? How did we get to the LFL?
Speaker 2:I like to say it's manifest destiny, right? So I'm from, I grew up in Tampa, Florida, but I'm a military brat, so I grew up in Tampa. Florida, but I'm a military brat. Okay, so I am from Houston, Texas right, okay.
Speaker 2:So my stint back at home after college, I was sitting there with my best guy friend and he was looking on Worldstar Hip Hop and saw the LFL. He was like, bro, this is so you? And I was just like, oh, that is so entertaining. You know, whatever the case may be Just a blip in the world, right yeah, I moved back home and the guy that I was dating when I moved back home was like, can you come to the gym with me? Just so happened, our trainer was the head coach for the LFL and I was like, oh my God, I'm so interested in this. And he was like I'll train you for it. Tryouts were coming up. I went to tryouts awful, he said. You run like a baby deer. You don't know where you're going, but you have so much passion and so much aggression. I can see this transpiring really well for you. And the rest is history. I got a sympathy vote on the team.
Speaker 2:Because they originally started me at receiver and I was feet for hands. It was really, really bad. And then our middle linebacker quit and someone was like just if y'all want to play middle linebacker, step up. And I stepped up and I showed the fuck out, so the rest is history.
Speaker 4:I mean, you were also an athlete. You ran track in high school, right.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I was a cheerleader and I ran track.
Speaker 1:I was always a cheerleader and you still ran like a baby deer.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I have knocked knees.
Speaker 3:Oh.
Speaker 2:So but they say knocked knee. People are quick, like extremely quick yeah. And I wasn't a 100 dash runner but I was an open four, four by four, four by eight kind of girl.
Speaker 1:Okay, you were that later part of the yeah and I'm going to catch you. That's cool, I'm going to catch you. I'm out of there. Bye, thank you.
Speaker 2:I was really good at the 200, too, but everybody wanted to run the two. Nobody wanted to run the four by eight. So, yeah, I didn't like coming around the track twice. I used to hate that, but I did it and I was good at it. Okay, and I'll hawk you down, okay Did y'all win, did y when Me In track.
Speaker 4:Well, any competition, you know.
Speaker 2:So in track. I hated running track so I was very, very sheltered as a child. I only ran track so I didn't have to go home, oh shit. So I used to throw up at track practice every day. It took a lot of effort and energy and I actually forewent a college scholarship for track because they offered it to me in my junior year, my senior year, I ended up. It was the first year that they had flag football as a high school sport and I was like fuck that, I want to play that. I'm sorry, Am I allowed to curse?
Speaker 1:You can curse, you can say what you want, yeah.
Speaker 2:I was like, fuck that shit, I want to play football.
Speaker 1:There it is.
Speaker 2:And I was a star. Like sickening how I was the starting quarterback, starting strong safety, like loved every second of an MVP of the season, all that good stuff. Um, but my track coach hated me because she was like, I was like we were all rooting for you, yeah, you was a star watching, you were the chosen one, yeah, and then you said, uh, no, thank you. I dissed them for football but, that was my first love, my passion, and then look where it brought me.
Speaker 1:But how did you get into football? Well, obviously being from Texas.
Speaker 2:So well, I was a cheerleader growing up, since I was seven years old at Skyway, and I used to always just like during breaks or whatever the case may be you'd catch me on the football field with the boys.
Speaker 1:Okay.
Speaker 2:So everyone knew me as the girl that when I played football they'd be like come on, adrian, I was always a tomboy. I didn't always look like this.
Speaker 1:I was the ugly duckling Boy. Don't let, if we ever find that picture.
Speaker 2:I was cute, though, if we ever find that picture.
Speaker 1:It's going right here. I got a few. I can send them to you. Okay, there it is.
Speaker 2:I was just like tiny. I was skinny Like all my girlfriends would be. Like Adrienne doesn't have any boobs, I have boobs. I'm like girl, we don't care, we don't care. That's why we play football. And also another funny story my ex-boyfriend star. Running back of high school he looked at me, first guy I ever dated, and was like listen, I'm not dating you because you're the baddest girl in school. I'm dating you because you're going to be the baddest bitch when we get out of school.
Speaker 1:And boy, he ain't never lie, boy, he ain't never lie. But where is he now?
Speaker 2:He's doing great, he's married, he has a kid. He's an amazing person, but he was clearly he had a good vision, good vision for you. Shout out to Alex, you can get played a lotto, except we're talking about high school boyfriends. Uh oh Uh oh I know the name that's coming next. What is the?
Speaker 1:name. I don't know what she's talking about. I just heard through the grapevine that she went to Jefferson and there was a another person that went to Jefferson that she may or may not have allegedly dated allegedly dated that was not a running back QB1.
Speaker 2:now, who is that Allegedly? Allegedly dated? That was not a running back. Right, that was not a running back.
Speaker 1:Not a running back, qb won.
Speaker 4:QB won. Qb won. Now, who is that I mean? Can we figure that one out? Steven Garcia.
Speaker 2:Oh.
Speaker 4:Shout out to Steven yeah Garcia.
Speaker 2:But Steven also left me for my counterpart. He was a teammate of mine and they went on to have two beautiful children, Good vision again.
Speaker 1:Let's go Two for two baby.
Speaker 2:I know how to pick them. I know how to pick them.
Speaker 4:They know how to leave you too 1,000%.
Speaker 2:They know how to leave you. I just prepare them for their next relationship.
Speaker 1:What's that movie? Good Luck, Chuck. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4:Get them ready for the next thing. Are you crazy? Is that what it?
Speaker 2:is Allegedly no, but I've grown so much since then.
Speaker 1:Let me tell you, Sean, the first time I ever met Adrian Pernell before I even heard of him. Okay, at the time it's probably like 2013-ish somewhere in that ballpark because she's playing for the Tampa Bay Breeze. Hello, they were practicing at Lincoln Gardens Park over there. It's right behind Monta Venus, like Monta Venus is here.
Speaker 2:You're right behind scores, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1:Yes, behind scores Behind scores. So my little shitty semi-pro team Not shitty, they were terrible. Okay, we're not going to talk about it. It First I finished college, I didn't want no else to do. They were like oh yeah, hey, come play with us.
Speaker 2:You didn't want to give it up. I wasn't ready. Are you talking about the?
Speaker 1:story. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, Damn, we'll get to that. So we're having our little unorganized practice on one side of the field. The Breeze got their very organized and well put together practice on other side.
Speaker 2:Shout out to Yo Murphy.
Speaker 1:And I think Adrian had dropped the interception or something and one of the dudes on the team said I'd have caught that motherfucker.
Speaker 2:Bring your bitch ass over here now. That's what you said. I don't remember this, but that sounds like something I would say Look, look, look.
Speaker 1:All of us did this. Huh, who she talking to. She's rapping and we can hear her from across the way. I said ooh shit, ooh shit. So we get into our TV session Now. They on a break because they walking this way and we're on a break, the same dude who was talking shit. He tries to jump a post route and drops it. Ball hits him square in the face. Said mm where'd?
Speaker 2:your trash at. It sounds like you and.
Speaker 3:I was like mm-hmm.
Speaker 2:So I was known in the LFL for being very pretty and for being the biggest shit talker on the field. I mean, you kind of got to be right. Not everyone has that personality though. You know, like I think my best trait when I played football was I was extremely confident.
Speaker 1:Couldn't tell you shit.
Speaker 2:No, couldn't tell you nothing. Still can't tell me shit today.
Speaker 4:How was that transition? You were, you were playing flag.
Speaker 3:But then now you got pads on full contact, get rammed into the walls.
Speaker 2:I mean that that's different, I realized very quickly that flag was not for me. Yeah, so like I've tried, me and my best friend shout out to dina karwoski uh, we actually played on a. Our teammates recruited us on their church flag.
Speaker 1:Team Two things, two phrases that don't sound like she need to be a part of either one. They kicked us off. They kicked us off, I accept it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, because she started fighting. She ended up tackling someone. But we realized, like we don't know how to pull flags, Like we were tackling people out there and they were not having it. And then we started cursing and our team didn't have our back. We felt like we was like two wolves with our backs against the wall but nonetheless we got kicked off the team. No harm, no foul. We'll still fight them to this day.
Speaker 1:Jesus is still mad at y'all.
Speaker 2:Jesus is still mad at y'all for getting kicked out of church, not.
Speaker 1:Jesus. Jesus is mad at y'all for forget. Kicked out of his league.
Speaker 4:People from Jefferson. They don't play no games Period.
Speaker 1:Hey, that's that Carver City shit over there. Hello you know what I mean. Don't play with us. What's crazy is, if I look at my life timeline, I grew up six blocks from Jefferson High School.
Speaker 2:Oh my.
Speaker 1:And then went to a private school over there on Sly and Central Ugh. Hey hey, hey, sorry, private school over there on Sly and Central. Hey, hey, hey, Sorry my bad, hey, hey, hey. I walked into college. I showed up with a transcript. Here you go. Oh, you're in, no stress. My junior year, which would have been 2005,. I almost came to Yale.
Speaker 2:Oh, okay, so you graduated the same year as me, then 06. So you would have played with Alex Suber in 05. I believe we went to state championship that year, you lost in a dramatic fashion, I know. I regret that. I don't regret going to that game and seeing how bad we lost. It was so disgusting.
Speaker 1:Y'all got it.
Speaker 2:Cheering on the field in Gainesville. I'm not even a Gator fan but that. It was all bad, that's bad, but at least we made it there. Hey, hey, hello. I ain't mad at you Experience.
Speaker 4:What was your?
Speaker 2:number In football. Yeah, Initially it was 18, and then I-.
Speaker 4:In 2017.
Speaker 2:Number three Number three. Mm-hmm.
Speaker 1:Mm-hmm, don't worry, there's a beautiful video the LFL page put out, and it is-.
Speaker 4:Well, I'm pretty sure I just saw you knock somebody the fuck out.
Speaker 1:Yes, yes, there's a couple of them.
Speaker 4:I want to verify those.
Speaker 1:There's one that she's yelling at a coach.
Speaker 2:And I end up punching him in the face.
Speaker 1:Yes.
Speaker 2:And that's who ended up recruiting me to Atlanta. Right, I really thought he was recruiting me there to bring me to tryouts, so they could jump me oh.
Speaker 3:I'm not joking I didn't like that.
Speaker 2:I take everything personal. That's the difference between men and women. People are always like, how do you feel about women's football? I'm like, well, I loved playing it, but us women don't know how to be non-emotional. Most men know how to be non-emotional in the NFL, in college. Whatever the case may be, even my teammates would get upset at practice at me because I'm going to shit talk you. I'm going to do cheap hits. We all do it. You know what I'm saying. Let me get you. I practice how I play. Absolutely you feel me. So people would be upset after practice.
Speaker 2:I'm like girl once I cross of that. But the situation with the coach when I punched him in the face is because we were Whoa, whoa, whoa. What.
Speaker 4:Yeah, you're just going to glaze over that.
Speaker 2:I just said it. You didn't listen, yeah.
Speaker 1:Women like a man who listens, get to you. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2:I'm ready, so I don. And a jump away from going to the playoffs and I ended up fumbling the ball on the two-yard line. And then they did an onside kick. My teammate touches the ball. They recover Dramatic fashion. These people win. Okay, it's their second year in the league. The first year we crushed them. Now they didn't come back and beat us to go to the playoffs. It was disgusting. But their coach the whole time was hackling. He's like on our ass and after the game he's doing all that extra shit. Well, I'm mad and I'm emotional.
Speaker 1:You don't lose, you look like you lose.
Speaker 2:Well, and he's steady talking and he's doing all of this and I'm like, excuse me, puss, asshole, pull up. I'm like, excuse me, puss, asshole, pull up, straight up, pull up. I'm like I'll hit you. He's like do it. Okay, I stepped back and punched him in his face. Now everybody mad because you didn't ask me to hit you and I did it. Now you mad. Did you knock him out? I didn't knock him out. No, it really was a weak ass hitting. If you watch the video, he got a little ugh you know what I mean, but it happened nonetheless.
Speaker 2:And then that following season our team folded and so we had no home, me and all my teammates. Oh, I got it.
Speaker 4:Yep, you found it. Yeah, yeah, there, it is the LFL brawl.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, that's what we've been waiting on.
Speaker 2:No, this isn't the right one.
Speaker 1:This ain't it? Oh no, that's him just talking shit.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I think they might have took that one off. Damn. That's how we were coached.
Speaker 4:That's how they used to talk.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yes, it depended on your coach.
Speaker 1:Oh boy, there's another one.
Speaker 2:What oh they were talking about? Um, what's that girl's name? Lily? Lily, Get back. Lily is my arch nemesis, Really.
Speaker 1:Yes, that's wild With her ugly eyes.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I couldn't stand Lily, lily Granston. She's still blocked on everything to this day. Because, baby, you say something to me, I'm going to slap the shit out of you.
Speaker 3:Don't worry. Don't worry, sean, I got the video.
Speaker 1:I've been waiting on this. You know what I'm saying. I've been waiting. Can you send it to me? No, say no more, I got you because of my entry.
Speaker 2:Send it Listen. I was an ignorant young lady when I played in the LFL.
Speaker 4:I would like to use the word passionate. Extremely passionate With the mild hits of violent aggression.
Speaker 2:Yeah, oh my God, my ex-boyfriend would say the same thing right now, allegedly.
Speaker 1:Oh, no, ain't no legend about that. There's evidence.
Speaker 4:You sent it to me? Yeah, I just sent it, all right.
Speaker 2:There's receipts for this. I'm super raggedy. I loved it, though. Raggedy in the best way possible.
Speaker 1:In the best way, because I'm not going to lie to you At the time as playing sign pro, you go to NFL games. That was cool, but y'all season fell in the perfect time.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it was like you didn't have no football at the time.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so now I've got football year round.
Speaker 2:So now.
Speaker 1:I'm watching y'all and like the storm and whatnot. So you know we had to come support because you were just talking shit to our teammates. You're like we didn't see what she really about. So we seen it and the first time I watched you I mean it was bad. This poor girl trying to get to the outside. Here you come.
Speaker 2:Bow, I back up everything I talk about.
Speaker 1:It's okay. One of my teammates still has a crush on you to this day. Oh my goodness, so this?
Speaker 4:is a two-minute video. You want me to play it? Play that bitch.
Speaker 1:I'm ready. Oh, I guess we're going to watch.
Speaker 2:Let's get right, oh, this isn't all just me, but this is great, this is what we got to watch. Yeah, big A.
Speaker 4:Yeah, that was me talking, yeah Yo these aren't soft hits.
Speaker 1:No, that wall ain't friendly and that ground ain't nothing to play with.
Speaker 4:Were the walls padded at least, or not.
Speaker 1:Baby, it ain't nothing.
Speaker 2:It's like this big A little bit. We played in where the storm played.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 2:That's my best friend, Dina, oh what yeah Yo the LFL was like this, bro, that's how they was getting down. Get your bag, go to sleep.
Speaker 3:On your nugget On your nugget Couldn't stand her.
Speaker 2:All of them.
Speaker 1:I love him. I don't know why, but that's one of my favorite coaches.
Speaker 2:Oh damn.
Speaker 4:That was in.
Speaker 2:Australia. I was there for that. I was like, well, I think that was the LFL's first streaker. Coach Hack, great coach, great quarterback. Ashley Salerno, that's me, that's me, yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, ooh, yeah, ooh. Who did that? That's me, yeah, yeah, yeah. Who did? Ashley Salerno that's me.
Speaker 2:I remember that. I remember that they had B. What was that? That was in Australia. Them people are different. Australian guys are different, different they ready to fight right now. Right now, still to this day, omaha was so trash.
Speaker 4:Lord Jesus, oh, heather, get back in the gym. Is that what she said? Yeah, and call her a fat fuck.
Speaker 2:That's the thing you play girls with. Are you fucking blind? That's y'all. Oh, that's Christelle.
Speaker 1:She's like you ain't getting none tonight. That's Yashio. That's.
Speaker 2:Christelle, she's like, you ain't getting none tonight.
Speaker 1:We would say anything. Hey look, I could have been a ref. You said it right there you get all the calls. I used to flirt with all the refs.
Speaker 4:Hey look, that's a PI, not today. So the refs are as blind in the LFL as they are in the NFL. 1,000%, excuse me.
Speaker 1:Yeah, saw nothing. This in the NFL 1,000%. Excuse me, yeah, saw nothing.
Speaker 2:This one Get back. He's a great coach too. I love him. Great coach.
Speaker 1:Oh my God, this dumb bitch is a fucking idiot.
Speaker 2:Like she was a dumb idiot.
Speaker 1:Like that's the type of energy that we would go see at games. Like it was wild bro.
Speaker 2:Like that's the type of energy that we would go see at games Like it was wild bro my best guy friend. He came to a game in Atlanta and he had never seen me play before. People that never seen me play before, didn't they just thought, oh, they're just out there, you know whatever.
Speaker 2:I used to say they come for the uniforms, they leave because of the game. I mean they come back for the game, absolutely, the game, absolutely. Um. But my best guy friend comes to the game and we end up losing. The game was against la, but I bought the fuck out. I got. I bought out so bad, so great that I got mvp, even though we lost that's wild he tried to run on the field.
Speaker 2:He was like yo, this is the greatest shit I've ever seen in my life. He tried to jump the wall. It was like the energy at lfl games was unmatched, but during my era, because there's a lot of soft young ladies out there, but my era had some badass bitches. I mean, we just saw it right now.
Speaker 4:I mean, they weren't fucking around, y'all were not fucking around, but they're still going today under the X League or whatever.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they haven't played in like two or three years but, one of my great friends, lauren Ziegler, played there last season. She great friends, lauren Ziegler, played there last season. She even says it's a lot different.
Speaker 1:It's different, but it's, I mean, it's still out there, it's still out there, they just ain't us. It's not, I ain't gonna hold you.
Speaker 2:I seen it the last season I had a nine-year run Okay.
Speaker 1:I'm being great.
Speaker 2:Amazing. You know I did never win a cup. It don't matter. Never won a cup. It don't matter. It don't matter. Never won a cup. Went to two cups.
Speaker 1:Neither did Dan Marino, but he's one of the GOATs, hello.
Speaker 4:Hey Eastern.
Speaker 2:Conference. Still though. Yeah, and I was pregnant when we won that game. Oh shit, my last three games I played in the LFL. I was pregnant.
Speaker 4:Allegedly, allegedly, allegedly.
Speaker 2:Allegedly, allegedly. I was pregnant with twins. Third game I knew, but it was the Legends Cup. I was like these little niggas make it. They going to make it. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3:And they made it Shout out to Tristan and Princeton they're healthy and beautiful and amazing, amazing young boys that you got.
Speaker 1:But that's crazy.
Speaker 2:Pregnant, pregnant, and you had a game, had a hell of a game. That that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:It's not like you kind of throttled it down to make sure the kids were safe.
Speaker 2:You were like ah, I'm out here, buckle up kids, we're rolling. I was paying for it the next day.
Speaker 1:Oh God, I was so sick I cannot imagine my daughter's mom was a lovely time. A lovely lady Lovely time during her pregnancy.
Speaker 4:This is one of the only times he ever checks himself.
Speaker 1:Right, this is one of the only times.
Speaker 4:Other than that he's on full tilt.
Speaker 1:No, but all things aside, she had a great pregnancy, but the cravings the cravings.
Speaker 2:I couldn't. I don't even think I had any cravings.
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 2:Nah, not for things I could say on camera.
Speaker 4:You don't want to eat? W's things I can say on camera. You don't want to eat W's? Om nom nom, om nom nom. Yeah, yeah, yeah, all right, jameis Winston.
Speaker 2:Okay, Jameis.
Speaker 3:Winston hey boy.
Speaker 2:I'm a big FSU fan.
Speaker 4:Huge, what's up, yo? I mean, I'm a big Jameis fan.
Speaker 1:So what I'm hearing I fuck with Jameis, so I'm hearing we making a trip to Dope Campbell.
Speaker 4:He's playing what in the Giants? No, I don't care about that.
Speaker 1:She's an FSU fan. I'm saying next season, what are we doing?
Speaker 4:I'm not an FSU fan.
Speaker 2:We can ride, but first.
Speaker 4:College is a joke now with the transfer portal and all the NIL deals. I mean there's no loyalty.
Speaker 1:There's no loyalty. Hey look, it's a business, college is a business. Now I get that. That's what I'm saying. It's not a good thing, respectfully, like I hate that for them Because, like, coming up, you went to college, you were sold in the game is different.
Speaker 3:That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:You were sold to your college, Like you were sold to where you were going. Yeah. Like all right cool Signing day, big thing. Give me an APT Fuck off.
Speaker 2:Transfer portal, transfer portal. I remember when Urban Meyer came to my school trying to recruit Steven Garcia, I was like that's Urban Meyer, fuck the Gators.
Speaker 4:Wow, I mean shit, and now it's all different. A legend, you know, yeah. My only Gator, especially when he had that, what that like 21-year-old dancing on him? Oh Wow, Alleg Like a 21-year-old dancing on him?
Speaker 2:Oh Wow, allegedly no, bro, there's a video.
Speaker 4:What are you talking?
Speaker 2:about no, not allegedly.
Speaker 1:Not allegedly Let Urban Meyer live. He's sad man. Spring break, he in there too.
Speaker 4:So is Bill Belichick, you know 24-year-old. I was just going to bring up Bill Belichick, hey look, I am that's cool. But if I no, I'm joking.
Speaker 1:Hey look, I've got rings on, rings, on rings. I'll do as I please.
Speaker 2:But Belichick, don't? He have her running the whole program. He has her running the athletic program in whatever college she's coaching at right now. He put her in a position.
Speaker 1:That's a win. That girl is winning A win for her.
Speaker 2:That's a win for he. Looks like a simp.
Speaker 4:Well, I mean, he pretty much is, he was a simp for Tom Brady for most of his life.
Speaker 1:He's 74 years old. He's a simp for Tom Brady for most of his life Aww. Well, he does have eight.
Speaker 4:Super Bowl rings.
Speaker 1:That's what I'm saying. Two with the Giants.
Speaker 4:He's a genius Six with the-.
Speaker 2:That's what I'm saying, like, I feel like.
Speaker 4:As a head coach. How many Super Bowl rings does he have without Tom Brady? Oh? Not many Zero, but this is my thing Zero.
Speaker 2:But this is my thing.
Speaker 4:As a head coach.
Speaker 2:I know because I dated someone that played under him. He runs his program. You hear me, you don't fuck off when you're underneath Bill Belichick's reign and he has the capacity to cut you off too, Now who's sipping over Bill O'Lantern? No.
Speaker 1:Sean, you have to stop it because we'll be right back for round two with Adrienne Purnell. We're back round two with Adrienne Purnell. You know what? Let's just get a couple highlights going of you because I think people don't understand how good you actually were out here in these streets, because I mean, they see this, they see the mature-.
Speaker 2:Ain't no way I look like this and I play like this. You know what I'm saying. I don't think you understand that.
Speaker 1:oh, she's going to be so nice she's going to be. No no, a certified crash out on the field, shit talking.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:If Ray Lewis had a daughter.
Speaker 3:Oh, my God.
Speaker 1:I used to do the squirrel out of the tunnel.
Speaker 2:I know Big dog.
Speaker 1:I know Never the little. I used to watch you know what I'm saying so y'all ready for it then?
Speaker 4:I'm ready so this isn't the one you just sent.
Speaker 2:This is going to be the Big dog, yeah.
Speaker 1:See her teammate. Ain't shit for not swinging on you right there.
Speaker 2:No one would ever swing on me.
Speaker 1:That's wild.
Speaker 2:Just would ever swing on me. That's wild. Just act like a dude, just a dude, such a nigga. Just a nigga. Go on on that. Okay, how you did that.
Speaker 3:My glory day.
Speaker 2:That's my first touchdown ever, that's your first one ever. A wheel route.
Speaker 4:I'll never forget it. That's trying to get out the game. You played more than defense.
Speaker 2:I didn't come off the field. Strong safety and tight end.
Speaker 1:Look, see, this is the one coming up that I'm talking about. When you run somebody, pull a little daughter over.
Speaker 2:No, they daughter ran me over, but I stopped her. No, no here it come, here it come Yak attack. Here it come this one.
Speaker 1:Excuse me, little child. Excuse me children.
Speaker 3:I'm trying to get the hey, you did good, Get off me.
Speaker 1:Get off me Little girl.
Speaker 4:Get off me. So you didn't just play inside, you played outside too.
Speaker 2:Uh-huh, yeah, some people's fields were outside Chicago's field and Pittsburgh field was outside.
Speaker 1:Come on, sit down, angles, I had really good angles I don't think people understand them walls ain't friendly, bro. That's someone who played arena going over that bitch ain't friendly.
Speaker 2:Come here, chase contain, chase contain, come on, oh, she's in there. Oh, she didn't get it. It's so crazy how bad the footage is because we we didn't have it yet.
Speaker 1:Yeah, like I wish I had the. It's how long ago that was. But here's my thing If we had the coverage that the kids today have the kids, today is funny.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, you thought you was going to do a reverse, not happening. Yeah, do you remember the majority of these plays? Yeah, I remember this specifically because my coach was like why did you not get down, adrian? I was like because I was trying to help, trying to score. I was trying to help. Mind you, I am the most injury-prone person on the field. I'm a cramp every 32 seconds Ain't hydrated enough.
Speaker 1:none of that.
Speaker 2:No pickle juice, you can't even see that play, but I made it. Free tutty A Y inside, favorite play.
Speaker 1:All, right, now we're going to go to the Go to the other one, get the other one To the 2015. Wait, wait oh you're supposed to get in the box Play of the year over here.
Speaker 2:I got the first down. It was all good If you ran 100, though you would have got in there.
Speaker 1:Here we go Best play in NFL history.
Speaker 2:Snap over the head.
Speaker 1:Oh, I know this play.
Speaker 3:She gets loose Miss, miss.
Speaker 2:I'm begging, I'm begging, throw me the ball. Ooh, skrrt, yeah, get off me, little girl, and I'm in there. And then I celebrate like no other Mother. Take that helmet off. Yeah, talk to him. That was against our rivals.
Speaker 1:Now when I tell you, bro, she's a small.
Speaker 4:Ray Lewis. That shouldn't even have been a touchdown, when you look at what happened.
Speaker 2:Nothing about it was supposed to be good. Look, look, look. We made something out of nothing. Look, look.
Speaker 1:She throw it here Now ready, stiff arm, stiff arm. Get off me, here Now ready, step on, step on. Get off me, Get off me, get off me Please.
Speaker 2:At their home stadium. How tall are you? I'm 5'8". 5'8". Right back then I was. I'm 160. Now I was probably 140.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 2:But I was pure muscle and they used to always be like, oh, she's so little. Yeah, they underestimated me, oh, okay.
Speaker 1:I don't know. Still a big dog, still a big dog. Man, we got a beast over here, sean, I've been in the gym with her. Yeah, I've seen her who squats more. Oh, probably him.
Speaker 2:Oh, hey, hey, hey, hey hey, hey, I mean, that's what you said these knees.
Speaker 1:Hey, don't do that, Don't do that.
Speaker 2:My knees, man, my knees.
Speaker 1:I've seen you at the club. I don't want to hear nothing about your knees, child.
Speaker 2:I do not have make the style of your knees. My knees hurt the next day. Okay, okay, okay, I had to ice them.
Speaker 1:You were showing out that day. You know what I'm saying. You had to take an ice bath, but that day you was outside, allegedly, allegedly. I apologize. Allegedly, folks, allegedly.
Speaker 2:I am a mother.
Speaker 1:But you do have a trainer that I would love to shout out, my favorite trainer that you deal with. Which one? Sean, that's my guy.
Speaker 2:I love him. That's my guy Shout out to Sean I haven't seen Sean in so long In a hot little minute At least six months.
Speaker 1:I just wrote him on Instagram. I think today he out there playing flag now. Yeah, oh, he's always played flag but I didn't know. And he's big and he moves. I see him. I said what y'all be playing at. He said, baby bro, we here with it.
Speaker 2:I said don't say no more, I'm pulling up. I love him. He's such a great person. He's such a good dude.
Speaker 1:Such a great person.
Speaker 4:He's strong as shit, that dude's ungodly strong, just genetically. You want to shout out his Instagram handle, swift Sama.
Speaker 1:Swift.
Speaker 4:Swift underscore Sama.
Speaker 2:He's my guy.
Speaker 3:I love him.
Speaker 2:Such a great dude All his girls always think I want him Okay let's talk about that.
Speaker 1:Here we go.
Speaker 2:He used to pull up to the gym and watch us from the corner, cuss them out outside. And I would walk up and be like sis, I don't want to and they would cuss me out. I'm like, you got it. So he's a personal trainer right, yeah. No he's not even a trainer. Let's be clear. He's not even a trainer. He and I just used to train together. Oh, because we loved each other.
Speaker 1:We used to train together. He's a dog. He's a dog in that gym.
Speaker 2:Now what about these women?
Speaker 1:I just wonder when it comes to you and your male friends.
Speaker 2:My counterparts.
Speaker 1:You look like the type of girl that if, as my friend, I couldn't have you around my chick.
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 1:Because I don't want the argument.
Speaker 2:Let's not talk about your chick that I know about. But okay, continue.
Speaker 4:Here we go again.
Speaker 2:Let's go back come on first off. We'll touch that in a second ain't nobody scared live for this.
Speaker 1:My first question is maybe which one?
Speaker 2:cause you thought I was in the hot seat. He's in the hot seat, hey.
Speaker 1:Lil La. She said yo chick, I know about which one you know who I'm talking about. But go ahead, you gonna talk about JT money in a little bit. But do guys have issues with their girls being jealous of you and your friendship with them? Yeah, is that like a constant thing? Yeah, how do you deal with that?
Speaker 2:I just constantly try and reinforce to them that, babes, I don't want your man, Because if I wanted your man he wouldn't be with you.
Speaker 3:See, you can't say stuff like that, I'm not even trying to be rude.
Speaker 2:So my best guy friend back in Houston. Shout out to Brandon Starr, he has his baby mama and I. We are in such a great place.
Speaker 2:I love her. That's my sister. But we didn't start off great. How did it start? It started off like everyone would run back and be like oh, I seen Brandon at the club, this girl, they were holding hands. He just takes care of me. He's not going to let nobody touch me. The guy that actually introduced me to the LFL. He's not going to let anyone touch me. He doesn't play with me. We've been best friends since we were 19 years old.
Speaker 3:I know.
Speaker 2:I don't look it, but I'm 37.
Speaker 3:You know what I'm saying? We?
Speaker 1:aging good out here. Hello life on one.
Speaker 2:We looking good out here, but these, these women that don't know me and not privy, they go run back and tell these women and then they're going to get insecure. Of course, because it's bothersome, like I'll hold hands and it's just like you know, we've been friends for forever and a day Like this man comes to my house on Thanksgiving you know what I'm saying. Like I don't want him.
Speaker 1:I ain't get a plate, but it's cool.
Speaker 2:We be in Houston most of the time when we have things my mama cooked Thanksgiving.
Speaker 3:I have fire.
Speaker 2:I don't cook Thanksgiving dinner. Now I can cook, but my mama cooked for me on Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1:I don't think you'd be understanding. Niggas got fire in my eyes. I don't care about none of that.
Speaker 2:I know that's right. I know Back to you. We know because you told JT the same thing I did. And I went on a couple I was really big on, like IG live and TikTok live, tiktok live. So he, me and Sean used to be on there together, him and our homeboy Gray. Shout out to Gray.
Speaker 1:Yeah, Gray.
Speaker 2:Shout out to Gray.
Speaker 3:Gabby.
Speaker 2:We had like a little community you know, and JT, someone random, we didn't know her from a can of paint she's popped up and big supporters, big just community right. This gentleman capitalizes on my life and meets this young lady named JT.
Speaker 1:Shooters always shoot.
Speaker 2:Hello, I don't care where it's from. Next thing I know she's messaging me like, yeah, we about to go on vacation. I don't know what transpired after that.
Speaker 1:Life was lifing and it didn't work out. You know what I mean. Life just pivoted, but that's my girl.
Speaker 2:That's my girl it didn't go bad.
Speaker 1:It wasn't a bad thing. It was just life was lifing.
Speaker 2:Whenever we would be on live, she'd be like oh, max is in here.
Speaker 1:I'd be like Look, look, look, I'm trying to get my little comments.
Speaker 2:In everything she was catching it all. I mean still, it's okay, she don't be on TikTok like that no more. I don't be on TikTok like that anymore, because I get shamed on there so regularly.
Speaker 1:It's wild.
Speaker 2:They hate me and my attitude's, so piss poor.
Speaker 1:I gots to get off sometimes Don't get me wrong, I have people I follow and support on TikTok. But really, when she had the little notification thing so she came on live, I Like, really, when she had the little notification thing so she came on live, I got the thing on my phone, it didn't matter where I was at. Oh okay, okay, we in there and look, let me pull up, let me pull up. Yeah, and if I missed the notification, gray or somebody from the community be like hey, hey, she's live, let's go yeah.
Speaker 3:Pull up.
Speaker 1:All right cool.
Speaker 4:Say what comments are we talking about? No, these people hate me, rob.
Speaker 1:Markman, you get two versions of this. You get creepy, weird dudes. He'd be like hey Because shoot or shoot Rob. Markman, that's not shooting Like asking a random you keep pointing at him like he's the one who's doing it.
Speaker 4:No, no, not him.
Speaker 2:He knows what I'm talking about Because he witnessed it in real time.
Speaker 1:Rob Markman leg day Like why are we flexing biceps? Hey, could you sit on my face?
Speaker 2:What, what the fuck, bro. I promise you They'd be like block.
Speaker 1:And I was a moderator. So me and Gray, we was in every.
Speaker 2:Excuse you, excuse you.
Speaker 4:There's so many words that's blocked on my live Like, I mean the best engagement is engagement period, so you probably should have never blocked it, hell no, no, there's some people that needed to be blocked.
Speaker 2:It was that weird. No, it was so bad.
Speaker 1:Like. These are the type of dudes that if she gave them a pair of dirty socks, they'd sniff it and put it on a mantle.
Speaker 2:Forever Like it's bad.
Speaker 1:That's the level of creep that she gets.
Speaker 2:So that she gets. So the notoriety that I won on tick tock all came from like uh, I would tell a story time.
Speaker 1:Everyone would enjoy the story time and then it'd be part, so like you had to wait, so she gave you part one and it'd be like a day. So now you it's like you remember dragon ball.
Speaker 3:Yeah boy, I'm sitting there, I'm at work.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'm at work talking, talking to great. Hey, she drop it.
Speaker 2:Let me know, tag me in that bitch and others felt the same way.
Speaker 4:I would assume that's actually not a bad way of launching a campaign is by releasing it in parts. Most people do that.
Speaker 2:But I wasn't doing it intentionally, I was just doing it how I saw fit, whatever the case may be, so I would get. There was like a couple of stories that got a lot of notoriety from.
Speaker 4:YouTubers and they would take my video and pick me apart.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, like talk shit.
Speaker 4:What so then, like a review on your story.
Speaker 3:Yes.
Speaker 4:And they'll be like oh, she said this and this is why this is horrible.
Speaker 2:She's such a loser because of this, or she's such a this is why she don't got a man and dah, dah, dah, and it's such a this is why she don't got a man and da, da, da, and it's just like I don't have a man because I don't want a man, did you ever respond to them? No, and I really could have gone even more viral if I did.
Speaker 1:You kind of should have no no, no, not in a negative manner. No, no, because she's going to get canceled. It was all negative.
Speaker 4:No no. I'm ignorant. It was going to get, we were going to get on live or we were going to go.
Speaker 1:It was going to be. It was going to be a live of her pulling up to somebody's house, to this YouTuber's house, Like bro, that's not how this want to go. Because she's a violent person allegedly.
Speaker 4:Allegedly, I mean, she already pushed the coach out. No, allegedly not. No, that's on camera.
Speaker 2:We can't find it though.
Speaker 1:Can't find it. Y'all know where that evidence went, but I love him yeah. I love him. Dame Robinson, I was at his wedding.
Speaker 4:What's your sign?
Speaker 2:I'm a Taurus. My birthday just passed.
Speaker 4:Yeah Well, happy belated.
Speaker 2:Happy belated and happy Mother's Day. And happy Mother's Day it's always the week after my birthday, so you doubling down. I didn't get. I got three presents this year, all from my homegirls. Don't talk to me about it, because I'm going to get mad.
Speaker 1:We'll get you a spa day as a late Mother's Day gift. I got you covered, don't even worry about it. Y'all heard it. Y'all heard it here first. But no, it's Side studio Social, but no it's Massage studio.
Speaker 2:Social media you got to tread lightly with social media.
Speaker 4:So I mean, like I've. So you know, I have my own podcast and I've released shit talking about Dave Canales one.
Speaker 1:Okay, oh my God, you do this religiously too, the old Bucks OC, yeah, but then I'll get people the old Bucks OC, the now head coach of North Carolina.
Speaker 4:Okay, Lux OC, the now head coach of North Carolina. Okay.
Speaker 1:Or Carolina Panthers, carolina Panthers, which is in South.
Speaker 4:Carolina right, and I'll get comments where they're like, yeah, shut up, fat guy, and I'm like looking at it, I'm like fuck you.
Speaker 2:If you think that's bad, you don't want to read my talk.
Speaker 4:Her comment section was insolent. I only talk shit back because I understand Instagram is going to want you to engage, because whatever the comment is, it doesn't matter. Comment back.
Speaker 2:Any publicity is good publicity, that's right.
Speaker 1:But see again you're a dude, you'll be okay.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm fine with that. She's going to take one of these comments personally. Oh, I take all of them personally and she'll come looking for you. I take everything personally.
Speaker 4:I look at myself and I'm like, yeah, I got a belly, I don't give a fuck. Your wife loves it, my wife loves it, my wife loves it.
Speaker 1:God bless you. She's next to get married. It's coming. Well, she was almost married.
Speaker 4:To who I don't know.
Speaker 1:To who. I don't know.
Speaker 2:I haven't had a marriage worthy With the person that you had kids with. No, we were nowhere near married. We actually met. In three months. Within us meeting, we were pregnant and then we stuck it out for a year.
Speaker 1:That's your fault that you got pregnant. It's both of our faults Seven years ago. It's two people.
Speaker 2:So you were 30. Eight years ago, 2017, loved him. Loved him so dearly, but now I'm very supportive of his relationship. He's an amazing father, an amazing father, and he has an amazing girlfriend who. They have a child together as well, and they got their little village over there. I love it. Was he at the last award ceremony? He's at every award ceremony.
Speaker 1:So I did see him. I see him at the last one. Oh, he doesn't have drives anymore, nah.
Speaker 2:He had the, and then the beautiful, beautiful black woman that I'm always next to, that's my kid stepmom, bonus mom.
Speaker 4:Oh wait, wait the baby daddy's girlfriend yeah, the one that I don't know if you want to announce this we're considering.
Speaker 2:We are in the makes of making our own podcast called the subtle art of being a baby mother, and it's going to be beautiful do you want to shout out who she is? Yeah, shout out Tay, Tay. That's my girl Taylor Rose. She's actually a cold-ass lacrosse player. She coaches the Jamaican lacrosse team.
Speaker 4:The Jamaican lacrosse team yeah, like bobsled Jamaican Lacrosse, yeah, but lacrosse yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:She's cold. She coached at Berkeley Prep. She's actually extremely talented. We talk about being competitors all the time and I love that energy. I'm with all the big shit in the show Damn Max.
Speaker 4:You need to get her on For real yeah who you already have one person that plays for a national team.
Speaker 1:So what you're saying is I need to fill these two seats with Tay-Tay and Miss Leah, correct?
Speaker 4:Yeah, well, I was going to say just by herself.
Speaker 1:But I just say fill the seats, fill them up.
Speaker 2:Tay, tay's cold. Fill them up. Fill the seats up.
Speaker 4:Fill the seats up. Fuck it, fucking, run it, go for it. Adrian will come back.
Speaker 1:She'll be fine, I'll be here smiling. Hey look, I'll make sure you got tequila first.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah.
Speaker 1:You co-host for the day? Oh okay, let's do it. I get a title now I get a title. This is how this happened. I went from guest Okay, then I went to a co-hosted episode Okay, and then he showed me this room and just goes here, by the way.
Speaker 2:I love that, and now I'm my own host. Oh, I love it.
Speaker 1:Three raises in a one-year time frame.
Speaker 4:Less than that.
Speaker 2:Maybe six, months, six months yeah.
Speaker 1:That's lit.
Speaker 2:I do what I can out here, and I'm here strictly off the strength of him because he's my guy and I just noticed.
Speaker 4:The colors are white, black and red. We're wearing red and black right here with the white tips, right here in the sunglasses.
Speaker 2:He knows what he's doing. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4:At first I was like what's he? And now that I'm looking at it I'm like damn that ain't by accident.
Speaker 1:It's okay. We can see what the back of the shirt says Go wait. No, no, you wait till the last segment. It's okay, go wait, now you're going to wait, now you got to wait, I'm wondering. It's going to be your friend, taylor, taylor. How mild. What's the rating on that show? Are we going to? I know you, I apologize, I know you ain't going to be.
Speaker 2:No, I think we're going to keep that more like mom based.
Speaker 1:Okay, it's going to be like co-parenting advice. Oh.
Speaker 2:Because, you know, especially in the black community, it's not something that's very prevalent, like we are. People constantly ask her and I how do y'all do it? Because she's a beautiful woman and I'm a beautiful woman and no one can comprehend on. How are y'all so good with one another? And y'all's children. It's because I don't care about the father of my children.
Speaker 1:Not in that sense, but the relationship had its time.
Speaker 2:I respect him because he's an amazing father, but I don't care about the father of my children, not in that sense. But the relationship had its time. I respect him because he's an amazing father, but I don't want him. And people never understand how that works and it's because I always say if you don't have any intimate, feelings toward your counterpart, it'll work, and her and I just we gel. The respect is there and that's what it gel.
Speaker 1:I respect the respect is there and that's what it takes, I know she's an amazing mother.
Speaker 2:She knows I'm an amazing mother. I don't leave her children out. She doesn't leave mine out.
Speaker 1:So she has kids with him, she has a child with him One with him One prior to him Two over there, yep, and you got your two. Yep, it two. Yep, it's your two.
Speaker 2:And I feel so bad for her when she got them all full Because she got to feed all of them, because your kids can eat. Baby, they eat. And if she got an older son who can eat and then Soraya can't eat and she's like I don't know what I'm doing this summer Because I'm about to be eating out of the house at home Baby, that sounds like a personal problem, because your boys go with him, or something we go one week on one week off.
Speaker 1:Oh, that's beautiful. Yeah, oh, my God, that's beautiful.
Speaker 2:So I only got to feed them for a week.
Speaker 1:And then, hey, look, then we can re-up. I got time to re-up, yeah, then I won't eat.
Speaker 2:I eat ice cubes. And then what the fuck?
Speaker 1:No, she's a liar. She's a liar. Suddenly you'll say I don't want to eat that Mom.
Speaker 2:I don't want to be fat. Why did your daddy tell you that I don't get it? But my children are hilarious. I'm telling you and I'm very blessed, but I consider her children my children as well. I love them kids.
Speaker 1:Because it makes a difference, like I'm in a new space. As a dad, you know, I obviously have my daughter, uh-huh, okay, and my daughter.
Speaker 2:His daughter is brilliant, brilliant I've never met her before and beautiful she ain't missed an honor roll ever. Hello, how old is?
Speaker 1:she, she's seven, seven, and look, we just got them tallied on the wall, like Bill Belichick rings out here we just tacking them bad boys up. But my daughter's mom is has a new son.
Speaker 4:Okay, Okay. Now me being me as a dad originally, I'm like you don't want another man raising your daughter.
Speaker 1:It's not even that.
Speaker 4:Oh.
Speaker 2:Because that's not possible, because he's, so I'm in it.
Speaker 1:He's so present. I'm not gone long enough for you to try to take my spot.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:But I'm saying like watching the family dynamic happen with another person that'll do a toll on you. That'll like, immediately, as a guy, I failed this relationship, so now I'm seeing someone succeed at it. Part of me is like, damn okay, he got it. And then the first day I had to realize it was a real village is the day I had to watch their son.
Speaker 3:Whoa.
Speaker 1:Yeah Well, because my daughter's at their house too.
Speaker 4:I didn't know, that's how it went.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because my daughter goes over there.
Speaker 2:It's not always like that, but you create your own life.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, yeah, you know what I'm saying, so like I had to put the pride aside and be like all right, you know, this little nigga ain't doing nothing to me, so let me be my best for him.
Speaker 4:He throws a football to him every once in a while too, right?
Speaker 1:I mean yeah, yeah, he don't know he got a little bit of come on, come on now.
Speaker 3:Come on now. Come on now, do something now I need to get right.
Speaker 1:You know we got athletes over here.
Speaker 3:I don't know what you're going to do.
Speaker 2:But we got we're athletes around whatever, and I picked the little boy up too.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because that's my guy.
Speaker 2:Exactly that's my guy and I'll never want nobody to feel left out. Because I would never want nobody to do that to me, and I live by that Like do unto others as you would want them to do unto you.
Speaker 1:And I don't play that game, see, and I had to learn how to be okay with being a part of the village. It's growing. I'm there now. It's real growth because I looked at it like boy back in the day I'm like man, get on the potty little bruh. But now we've grown, we've evolved.
Speaker 4:Yeah, we've grown up.
Speaker 1:Now when. I see little bruh come on fat, fat what we doing.
Speaker 2:Come on, fat fat, you know what I'm saying, yeah.
Speaker 1:And like my daughter hates that I call him Fat Fat. She's like he's not fat.
Speaker 2:I don't care, I know that's right, I'm black. Defend your brother. No, because I'm black.
Speaker 1:Everybody get a nickname. Everybody get a nickname when you're black.
Speaker 2:Is he fat though.
Speaker 1:Yeah, chunky.
Speaker 2:He look chunky. Kids are supposed to be chunky.
Speaker 1:They supposed to be.
Speaker 4:How old is he?
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Speaker 2:can? These things are registered. You know what I mean.
Speaker 1:The only people I can't fight is dykes. That's it.
Speaker 4:Well, actually you could.
Speaker 2:No, no, no I seen a man fight a dyke and I was so mad at him See, they were celebrating him I was like that's a fat ass, nigga. Why the fuck is he fighting a girl?
Speaker 1:At the end of the day, let's keep it. If it's trans, is that not a dyke? If I'm trans, I'm rolling. If I'm trans, I'm rolling Is that not a dyke? Trans, I'm letting these things slide, I don't care.
Speaker 4:No, a dude dressed like a man.
Speaker 1:That's a dyke. A girl, that's a dyke. Yeah, dressed like a girl, a dude dressed, that's a punk. There it is. That's a punk.
Speaker 4:So apparently I'm getting it twisted.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you're looking at. We'll help you out. You're looking for, I don't know what a dyke is.
Speaker 2:We'll help you out on the next part of the segment. A dyke is a woman.
Speaker 1:We'll help you out when we get back, because you'll get us in trouble with the ABC community. You'll get us. I gotta pee, let's go Off air. We were talking about Diddy's situation. Nah, ready, ready, I'm going to give you a fuck. Marry kill. It's going to be terrible. Yep, we're going here. Now we're here. We're going there. We're going there. Give me Diddy, robert Kelly. It's Robert Kelly, r Kelly.
Speaker 1:Oh, R Kelly Okay all right, His real name is Robert. I can't fuck with Robert Kelly, but R Kelly. I still fuck with that music, though.
Speaker 4:I mean, it should have been pretty obvious when he said you remember the songs in the closet.
Speaker 2:Valid and there was a lot of episodes. Yeah, it was four.
Speaker 1:Diddy, r Kelly and Suge Knight.
Speaker 4:Oh my God, suge Knight.
Speaker 2:We're killing Suge Knight. He stresses me out.
Speaker 1:Okay, I figured y'all had a mutual growing up.
Speaker 2:I'll fuck Diddy because he sound nasty as hell. See why.
Speaker 1:I went here, but I'm marrying Robert. Thank you.
Speaker 2:I gave birth to Robert. I was playing Step in the Name of Love when I pushed my kids out.
Speaker 1:I'm telling you R Kelly still slaps, no matter what you do, you cannot cancel. R Kelly, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, you can't cancel.
Speaker 2:I'm only fucking Diddy because I have to Well.
Speaker 4:I mean Clearly, he'll make me too, but you're fucking also.
Speaker 2:You know the other guy, who I'm killing, suge, fucking, fucking Diddy, and I'm marrying You're gonna have to use your fucking R Kelly too.
Speaker 4:I'm an R Kelly too.
Speaker 1:R Kelly gonna get you right, I'm not mad at that, I'm mad at that, I'm gonna get you right.
Speaker 2:Oh, I had a crush on R Kelly. Growing up, my mama only played R Kelly.
Speaker 1:So like-.
Speaker 2:Okay, my mama one of them ones we actually.
Speaker 4:We're going to play an R Kelly song real quick.
Speaker 1:Go ahead, get your mic. Go ahead, get your mic, go ahead, I'm ready.
Speaker 2:You remind me of my chief.
Speaker 1:That was in my playlist. You ain't shit, because I was actually this for Halloween one year. I ain't no scrub, I got it, baby.
Speaker 4:I mean this R Kelly 101, right here please cut this off.
Speaker 2:I wanna piss on it so we got that.
Speaker 4:Dave Chappelle, r Kelly, ignition remix I'm gonna piss on you.
Speaker 2:I've never been pissed on, so first time for everything. I guess, robert, I'm gonna piss on you. I've never been pissed on, so First time for everything, I guess.
Speaker 1:Well, now, since we've opened this Robert, Since we've opened up this door and Robert might get out on appeal, so Robert.
Speaker 2:Shout out to Robert.
Speaker 1:Miss Adrian, are you ready for the Ask Adrian?
Speaker 2:I am, I'm always ready. All right, that's all people want to know. They always want to delve into my life.
Speaker 4:How many times?
Speaker 1:have you been pissed on? Zero, we missed that one. What is the wildest place? You have done the deed. As soon as I put Adrian's face up and asked questions for her, it was like this oh, these are questions coming from the people.
Speaker 2:From the Instagram show, From the audience. Oh, okay, the wildest. I mean wild is subjective, right. Well, yeah.
Speaker 3:So to you, what do you to you?
Speaker 2:Outside, like I've done it in a lot of places. I'm a very sexually fluid person.
Speaker 1:Valid, so anytime, anyplace, you're in there.
Speaker 2:You gotta. We've actually put the liquor down.
Speaker 3:Get you one more.
Speaker 2:I've been stopped from going in bathrooms and stuff like cause they know what you on they already what we're on? Yeah, for sure. What about like a beach? A movie theater who wants to get the sand in there? A movie theater a motherfucking. I've done it in a movie theater in the middle of a park, I mean like done it in the middle of a park.
Speaker 4:I've done it in the middle of a park.
Speaker 2:I've done it probably everywhere, yeah, but the question is wild is place.
Speaker 4:I'm saying those don't seem wild to me, I know mine, I'm proud of mine In the middle of an LFL game.
Speaker 2:Nah, they wouldn't get that kind of action out of me.
Speaker 1:Cut it out With an NFL player.
Speaker 2:You know what's the wildest fashion that I've ever had sex. Go for it. Okay, so my dream man we used to always just were very, very sexually compatible. Thanksgiving Eve I called him and he had his girlfriend at the time at the house and I snuck over, we went to the movie room and we did it while she was upstairs. Yo, that's wild, and he's probably one of your favorite athletes of all times.
Speaker 4:I'll tell y'all off camera yeah, we're not going to put him on blast.
Speaker 1:No, I would never Swap Lamar Jackson, so I'll be okay. No, it's not. What if it was, though?
Speaker 4:But now all the chicks that you were up at.
Speaker 1:I would expect Baltimore Ravens tickets every time.
Speaker 2:Thanksgiving now they're asking their men. You don't know Nothing, but I'm a wild girl. Was it in Tampa? It was not.
Speaker 1:I knew it wouldn't be.
Speaker 2:I don't date in Tampa generally.
Speaker 1:Ain't nobody around here worth all that Ma'am? When was the last time you ghosted a ma'am?
Speaker 2:A man A man yes.
Speaker 4:You got the names of the people right.
Speaker 1:Yeah, shout them out too. When's the last time I ghosted? It's just their Instagram name, oh that's fine. Boykins8823 asked why women and men get ghosted.
Speaker 2:Why they get ghosted. Yeah, the vibe's off. Like you know what I'm saying. Like you can think, we're in the era of social media, right, anybody can be anybody they want to be On social media. You meet them in person. I'm always trying to catch your vibe and sometimes it's off. You know, there's nothing wrong with that. So Probably recently, within the last six months, yeah, like oh no, I'm lying, I was recently in a relationship. So maybe within the last year.
Speaker 1:Don't even get me fucking started.
Speaker 3:So is it usually people that you meet Out. In the last year I was going to say don't even get me fucking started.
Speaker 1:Don't kiss. So is it usually people that you meet down the street.
Speaker 4:You got a little something going on what Like out in the club. At a restaurant, at the grocery store, when do you generally meet people?
Speaker 2:You're married, so you don't I'm talking about like people do it on Tinder and shit.
Speaker 1:I'm not doing that. I guess I'm a little too old for that. What Facebook dating? I feel like older people do Facebook dating. I feel like that's an older crowd that does it.
Speaker 4:I've been married seven years oh yeah, yeah, you out the game.
Speaker 2:baby, you gotta sit this one out. Yeah, you gotta them. Niggas, who's the most famous blue check?
Speaker 4:I would never.
Speaker 1:I would never tell you Off camera though. Maybe, Okay, cool, that's all we need. That's good enough. Now, how do you feel about 50-50? Go ahead Talk about it.
Speaker 2:Absolutely not Okay.
Speaker 1:Um it's just by the way, I'm Christian is the one who asked that what's 50-50?
Speaker 2:Like where the man and woman go 50-50. Go bills, 50-50 on the bills. Oh, so I generally date protective providers.
Speaker 1:As you should.
Speaker 2:Because I'm a nurturer.
Speaker 1:Absolutely.
Speaker 2:And I'm going to nurture you in every capacity. I'm an amazing girlfriend. Anybody that's ever dated me will tell you I treat them like a god um, but I'm not. I buy nice gifts, I do all the good things and I'm not asking you to overextend yourself, but you're already going to pay for your life. Might as well continue to do that. And then some I feel really bad. For men, it's hard dating women because it's expensive generally genuinely, but but I'm sorry, that's just not what I'm doing.
Speaker 1:I ain't doing it, I respect it, and that's the standard you hold for yourself.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but I know women that will. I know some bad bitches that will. Yeah, I know some trick bitches.
Speaker 1:That'll pay for a nigga. It ain't me, though. Hey look, god bless you. Being in the profession I'm in being. At the location I work at, I have seen a lady or two pay what Pay, pay. I've seen girls.
Speaker 2:I've seen it all.
Speaker 1:I've seen a girl pay for a man's rent Like just she pulled up to drop off his rent money.
Speaker 4:Dude, that's got to be a joke.
Speaker 2:Auntie Chill out. Auntie hey off his rent money, Dude, that's got to be a joke, auntie Chill out Auntie, hey, hey, hey, hey. Chill out Auntie. Hey, look, look, and that nigga ain't my nigga, that's not yours. That's not my brand of nigga.
Speaker 1:That's not yours. He light-skinned. We knew he wasn't yours anyway.
Speaker 2:No, I'm an equal opportunity employer.
Speaker 1:We don't discriminate.
Speaker 2:I like.
Speaker 1:Okay, okay. Well, he's not athletic enough for you by any stretch of the imagination.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he got to go to hell. Actually it kind of seems like it's only athletes I know, and I'm trying to get away from that. I'm about to date a white man Watch.
Speaker 4:So aren't you dating someone right now? I'm not. Was that a warning to him?
Speaker 2:Hey, I'm about to date a white man. I just recently got out of a relationship.
Speaker 1:So there's no contestants right now.
Speaker 2:They might think they are. They might think they are, but I don't know, hey Lilith.
Speaker 1:No contestants. You saying you single, like that you can hold hands with a nigga in Walmart.
Speaker 2:I can hold hands with anybody anywhere, at any time.
Speaker 1:That's just who I am as a person. Valid I do what I want. Valid I don't know, it couldn't be me. I let my hoes be hoes.
Speaker 2:So it's like what's good for the goose is good for the game. Oh, okay, so you're not limiting it all depends on the situation.
Speaker 4:So just for clarity when you say hoes, you're talking about dudes.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, she's talking about dudes. She said that outside.
Speaker 3:I was like what the fuck?
Speaker 2:I don't date women. No, I know I look like a stud, but I don't give. I'm not a.
Speaker 1:No see, stud is when it's a lesbian female who dresses like a dude. Oh a dyke.
Speaker 4:There you go, a dyke, now we're learning.
Speaker 3:Now do you know what a?
Speaker 2:stem is A stem is a girl who likes girls that dresses like a boy but still is kind of feminine.
Speaker 1:Okay, lessons, lessons, so we don't get canceled by the ABC community. So are you a stud and I love lesbians.
Speaker 2:I just don't date them.
Speaker 1:Damn, I am not a stud.
Speaker 4:Okay, so you don't have to date them to be with them. I'm a femme. You don't have to date them to be with them.
Speaker 2:Valid point no, I am a femme, a feminine woman who only feminine women generally date studs and all that good, I don't I want. What camera can I look in to make sure everyone knows?
Speaker 1:That one right up, right there I don't date women.
Speaker 2:I barely like my own, ja Besson 3. I don't want to see yours.
Speaker 4:But, but once again, you're using the word date. You're using the word date.
Speaker 2:You don't have to date to be Intimate any of that. There you go clarification.
Speaker 1:She not angry. You, all, you fellas who are dating her, go ahead and get that threesome out your head. It's dead. Yeah, it's gone. It's gone now.
Speaker 2:Why is threesomes a thing now? Hey look, I ain't going to hold you.
Speaker 1:It's called a throuple.
Speaker 2:Look, it's not for me. No threesomes is the act of being sexual. A throuple is a full-blown relationship.
Speaker 1:Yeah that's what. Have you ever tried to solve? A Rubik's Cube in the dark? Yeah, Rob Markman Jr, Now do it twice.
Speaker 4:No, rob Markman Jr, fuck that.
Speaker 1:No, Rob Markman.
Speaker 4:Jr. No, I'm good on all that.
Speaker 1:Rob. Markman Jr and me personally, I don't like mixed reviews. I don't. I don't like you know how you get good at like teching. What if you get bored? Huh, I date girls with multiple personalities, so it's cool.
Speaker 2:You're smart. Yeah, tell her to put a different wig on. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:Look, I'll start an argument for funsies Just see what happens.
Speaker 2:Oh, toxic, as toxic as they come.
Speaker 1:Just a little baby one, just a little.
Speaker 2:Max, go to the next question. You piss me off.
Speaker 1:What Don't judge me?
Speaker 4:Never, she might punch you Never.
Speaker 1:Look at him. She already loves me. It's too late.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I did not love Dane before I punched him. I don't care Run it.
Speaker 3:Come on.
Speaker 1:I'm trying to find out how to politely put this.
Speaker 4:Are you an?
Speaker 1:ice cream truck or a water park.
Speaker 2:What does ice cream truck mean?
Speaker 1:Yeah, what do you put in your coffee?
Speaker 4:Cream. Okay, oh, or you just.
Speaker 2:Oh, I'm a water park.
Speaker 1:There it is, call it. We got you covered now.
Speaker 2:Super water park.
Speaker 1:Like, like Super water park, like SeaWorld type, drown you.
Speaker 2:Drown, you Move on.
Speaker 1:Oh Lord. Now this next part. We did it with Leah. I need you to simply respond as if you're my lady. Okay, oh, okay, I like this one. What I got, this one, it's my favorite part, babe. Yes, take a deep breath, it's over.
Speaker 2:It's never over. Until I say it's over, it's toxic. Baby, we ain't going nowhere. We going to sit here, we going to figure it out you can't quit me.
Speaker 1:You can't quit me. You want me to do the. I love you one or I'm going to beat your ass. No, no, no, no.
Speaker 4:But it's like you're playing along with it.
Speaker 1:You want me to do the I love you section of it. I got you, I got you, all right. All I need you to do is say I love you and I'm going to give you the worst responses to I love you. Okay.
Speaker 2:Max, I love you so much.
Speaker 1:I love your honesty and your bravery.
Speaker 2:What about me?
Speaker 1:I love that you don't let your toxicity get in the way of your goals.
Speaker 2:Babe, that's not the question I asked. Do you love me?
Speaker 1:I love the way you hold us down. It is impossible.
Speaker 2:you don't love me, it is. And now we're done. Now I beat your ass and we're done.
Speaker 1:First off, you not go with me. You already said you can't quit me. It's too late. We were role playing Max. I'm just saying it's too late. We go together now. It's too late. It's too late. It's too late To whatever nigga who was in the inbox. It's too late, I'm here.
Speaker 2:I'm here. You feel it Ready?
Speaker 1:Ready, sir, you can't fight me. You can't fight me, it's too late. I'm here now. I'm just kidding guys. It's for content purposes only.
Speaker 4:Hey, well, no, they got a chance if they're white, Remember.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, she's a white man now. Yeah, yeah, white guy now.
Speaker 2:I'm scared. I'm scared, I complex, because my real father, who is no longer with us, I never met him.
Speaker 4:Oh, he's white, oh, you're also white. I'm half white, half black. Oh yeah, yeah, and but I was raised by a black man.
Speaker 2:Yeah, um, and I've always did. I didn't realize that I was never giving white men truly a chance. Like steven garcia, we were never intimate steven.
Speaker 1:Steven's invited all the cookouts so he don't really care. Right, but no.
Speaker 2:He's still. I feel like my issue comes when.
Speaker 4:Well, he's not white, he's Cuban.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, he's a white man, let's be clear. But nonetheless, we were never intimate. We were in high school. It was what it was, and I feel like I've never given white, white men a true chance, because I'm scared to be intimate with them, and I think it's because of my father.
Speaker 1:You got daddy issues.
Speaker 2:The black man that raised me is the most amazing man I've ever met in my life. Shout out to Anthony Matthews, he's the coldest in the game he's the coolest.
Speaker 4:Well, I'm getting curious. You're saying because of your father. What did he tell you that scared you off of him, my wife and my father.
Speaker 2:He that like scared you off of him.
Speaker 3:So the real my wife, my wife.
Speaker 2:He was married when he when he conceived me and my mother told me the first time he met me he said that's not my nigger baby, gotcha and gotcha Right. So I think those like little things like play a part in your brain and you never know. Mind you, I've always looked like a little Mexican baby.
Speaker 1:How dare you?
Speaker 4:It's the way I'm picturing it because in my mind he looked like Colonel.
Speaker 1:Sanders In my mind.
Speaker 2:he looked like Colonel Sanders for some reason. No, he's a very handsome white man, very, very handsome white man, but he I feel like all those everything rolled into one. I probably got white man issues because the white men that I have talked to I dogged them.
Speaker 4:Like how Dogged them, like what.
Speaker 2:Made them pay for everything.
Speaker 4:Well, you already said, there ain't no 50-50,.
Speaker 2:So every man is doing that, but like above and beyond, Like.
Speaker 1:We're going on a trip to Barbados next week. Book the tickets.
Speaker 2:Isn't that how it is right now? That's already happening? Yeah, that's how it is already, but I want this bag. I need that bag. There was a white man I dated for two years Dated I use that term loosely. He was not my boyfriend, but we dated Every Friday after work because I had a regular job. He took me shopping, we went out all weekend and it was all on him. I made him splurge and buy me most expensive things. I was only intimate with him twice in that entire two years, so extorted him.
Speaker 4:Is that what that's called, allegedly?
Speaker 1:But I really liked him I thought I please hope that you put all that off as write-offs for your taxes, sir.
Speaker 4:He didn't. Well, you never know.
Speaker 2:If he was buying it on a business card. Was he wealthy? Wealthy, no, but definitely well off. He had multiple streams of income. He loved me but that. But everyone knows white men love me and I don't understand it because I'm so mean. But everyone likes, we don't like them back valid that's true yeah, so and that and that all makes sense as to why they do the things they do Like 80% of the time, because then the other 20% they figure out.
Speaker 4:Yo bitch crazy, yeah, or taking advantage.
Speaker 2:He was crazy too though he just saw me recently and told my ex-boyfriend because we were still dating at the time he was like you got you a good one. Mind you, he's blocked on everything and he's still seeing my praises.
Speaker 4:Well, my question is where did he see your boyfriend at, and is he stalking your boyfriend? Together we were together, yeah, but is he stalking your?
Speaker 2:boyfriend. No, he was just like talking to me and I was like hi, nice to see you, this is my boyfriend, because I don't ever disrespect the people that I'm with. And he was like br, da, da, da, that's how he do it. And I'm like, oh my God, I would love somebody that treated me like that If he was just a little darker.
Speaker 1:Just a little darker.
Speaker 2:Hate that man, hate that man, lord, it's okay, you know what's crazy about your dating life? What is? What's so?
Speaker 1:crazy, you know what's the name? Yeah, uh, she runs a salon nails nailed by brie, brie or whatever her name is, I don't know.
Speaker 2:She apparently dated someone after you had brie on here or joyce, I had joyce. Okay, yeah, I don't deal with brie.
Speaker 1:We don't deal with brie. Okay, we don't do brie.
Speaker 3:Good.
Speaker 1:Okay. So, joyce, let me know. I was like, yeah, I got Adrian coming on the show. She's like, well, yeah, brie doesn't like her. I said, okay, I don't like Brie either.
Speaker 2:She don't like Brie, no more either.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we had a day. We had a day.
Speaker 2:When did you have Joyce on here?
Speaker 4:It was this week, wasn't it?
Speaker 1:Oh, no, last Friday, last Friday, last Friday, yeah, because Brie did her dirty.
Speaker 2:One thing about it, two things to show. She chose the wrong team and now she's working out of my best friend's salon. Shout out to Adora Salon. Oh she is at Adora. Yeah, adora, that's my best friend. Vanessa Morales owns that.
Speaker 3:Shout out Joyce too.
Speaker 2:No, Wait no.
Speaker 4:No, I'm going to shout out Joyce.
Speaker 1:She was cool as shit man, I bet.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you disrespect me once. You won't get a chance to do it twice. She disrespected you, ooh, do tell Out of respect for her best friend, who she thought was her best friend but didn't have her back. Brie.
Speaker 3:Can we get that?
Speaker 2:story Long story long. I dated a man, broke up, we broke up, he dated her. I don't know how we're even in the same category? Yeah, not joyce brie he dated brie got it I don't know how me and her in the same category, because she's hideous I don't know who brie is. I'll show you her horrible eyebrows and horrible roots, if we're comparing.
Speaker 1:This is like going.
Speaker 2:She's nowhere. I'm just embarrassed that she's even in the same category as me.
Speaker 3:It irritates my soul.
Speaker 2:She's in the same category as me because she dated my nigga.
Speaker 1:Sometimes we just go for convenience. You know what I mean. Sounds about, right you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2:He told me he wants to be the bad bitch. You can never be the bad bitch in a relationship.
Speaker 1:See, that's what I'm saying. He went from you and he said well, you know, I done spent it all. Go over to this clearance rack over here real quick and go get something.
Speaker 2:Let her tell it. He did X, y and Z for her. What a child. No, for a fact did not happen. I shape form and fashion, even though he has disrespected me in the past. But long story long, I dated him. We broke up. She dated him, I supported it 1,000%.
Speaker 3:Okay.
Speaker 2:When he and I broke up, he came back to me. When she and him broke up I apologize he came back to me and she was jealous and tried to smut my name and do all the things. Can't do that with you, you can try.
Speaker 1:It doesn't work, like Brie tried to do that.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and then Joyce, being the great friend that she was to Brie, tried to stand up and essentially threaten me with a gun. Ooh, Allegedly.
Speaker 1:Allegedly.
Speaker 2:Allegedly, allegedly, but there's no coming back from that. You know, in my world I'm a real nigga.
Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying? Yeah, what we do once you put a threat on my life whoop me Now. Whoop me. Yeah, you gotta show me Now, you gotta whoop me, you gotta show me.
Speaker 2:And I know for a person.
Speaker 4:Valid. I'm with all the bullshit. I didn't realize all y'all knew each other. I didn't realize Tampa's this big.
Speaker 1:But I didn't realize until talking to Joyce when I was talking to Joyce then I said ooh.
Speaker 2:Because doesn't Joyce seem very apologetic and she wants to be cool.
Speaker 1:I've known Joyce since she was 18. So in Like in my mind, I still see her as like a kid sometimes.
Speaker 2:You chose the wrong side. You did. That young lady disrespected you so bad and I would never my friends. I protect them to the high heavens. I am the best friend you can have. That bitch tried to fuck out of her. They were not friends for long. They were friends maybe two years, If that and they tried to come in between me and my best friend. We've been friends 20 plus years. Bitches that don't have friends over a year, you scare me, my whole team is 10 years in.
Speaker 1:Yo, my whole team is really 10 years in Yo.
Speaker 4:what about this? Just a thought for a podcast episode. Come on now, joyce Bree.
Speaker 2:AJ, and also you. I will beat the shit out of Bree.
Speaker 4:Oh shit, so that's probably a bad idea, it's a horrible idea, Is it?
Speaker 2:Hold on, talk to me now, let's talk about it. Are we like just made for good? Hold on.
Speaker 1:We get hosted at my club, right.
Speaker 4:Make it a therapy session. No, no, no, hear me out.
Speaker 1:Put the ring in there, oh.
Speaker 2:Sell tickets to this motherfucker I've already had, so okay.
Speaker 4:We already know you're going to win.
Speaker 2:We're running out of time. So the same gentleman dated another girl who I don't like and we both went to jail because we fought. So then I used to think, damn, we fought three times.
Speaker 4:Damn that's a trilogy.
Speaker 2:And I whooped her ass every time. Okay, I used to be like damn. After the first, no, after the second fight, I was like how do we come to an agreement? Like how do we squash this, because it's like it's going to be an ongoing thing.
Speaker 4:Put some gloves on.
Speaker 2:I was like damn, I should host a wrestling event. I mean a boxing event. I genuinely loved that idea. Do it at Omni.
Speaker 1:I'm down. I got a location for it.
Speaker 2:I am. I'm with all the bullshit I put it up With the nonsense, I put it on a whole Sell some tickets.
Speaker 1:That's what I'm saying. It'll sell.
Speaker 2:Listen, if y'all need me to fight three different, I got it. These hoes hate me. She is ready.
Speaker 4:I've done this before this is not my first road. Oh no, trust me, we saw your highlights, I know you can knock a bitch out.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we know, we know you can knock people out Allegedly.
Speaker 2:I win great street fights too Well folks, that's all the time we have today.
Speaker 1:Like, follow, subscribe, because I know he's going to yell at me if I.