Easter Fresh & Mistake Texts #24

Hosted by Jim Jones, Fabolous, Dave East & Maino, the guys get into the spirit of Easter and talk about what it really means to be “Easter fresh” 🐣 — from classic fits to unforgettable holiday moments. They also keep it real with stories about those awkward times they accidentally called or texted the wrong person 😅📱 — you know the feeling! Jim Jones opens up about how the industry shifted on him over the years, giving raw insight into the highs, the setbacks, and how he’s stayed solid through it all. It’s laughs, real talk, and unfiltered stories all in one episode.

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SPEAKER_06 0:10

A lot of shit be going on, so let's rap about it. A lot of right, a lot of wrong, so let's rap about it. Controversy every week, so let's rap about it.

SPEAKER_07 0:18

Family that don't even speak, we can rap about it. The crushing out of my G, let's rap about it. Everybody wanna be, let's rap about it. People going out sad, let's rap about it. They really wanna come out bad. Let's rap about it. Let's rap about it. Let's rap about it.

SPEAKER_01 0:37

Let's rap about it. Let's rap about it.

SPEAKER_10 0:40

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SPEAKER_04 0:51

Let's rap about it.

SPEAKER_07 0:54

Back again. Yeah. Another episode. What's going on? Wa guan. It's feeling like Easter. It's Easter time. I like that. Easter. I like that. And uh Mr. Jimmy is gonna tell us about Jesus.

SPEAKER_04 1:08

Why do you say it like that?

SPEAKER_07 1:09

You're gonna tell you the story of Jesus. No, you're not gonna switch the goalpost, brother. Break it break down Easter for us, the story of Jesus in the manger. Okay, little baby Jesus. That's Christmas. That's what that's Christmas. So he wasn't in the manger in the year. That's Christmas, he was in the manger. Oh he he oh, my bad. Easter is the resurrection. Easter is when he died for our sins. Easter when he when he got on the cross, right? And then crucified him. And then he rose three days later. You know that? I'm saying tell us the story, brother. That's it. I mean, uh you want me to get into the Bible to the whole thing. He rose how many days later? Three days later. Easter Sunday. Easter Sunday. And this is why we celebrate Easter. Yes. And in the hood, we known to celebrate Easter to get fresh. For us is a it's a whole different type of meaning, but it starts with going to church with your Easter suit on.

SPEAKER_06 2:07

Who started that? Who started that you had to get dressed? I had to get fresh? Did it start? Did it come from church and kind of transition to the streets?

SPEAKER_10 2:14

It was suits from a little kid. I had to get suited to it. I mean, but you know, suited up.

SPEAKER_04 2:19

But back in the 70s, remember suits was a thing to wear to church and after church. They still had, you know what I mean?

SPEAKER_07 2:24

So I'm feeling like that was probably the fly, you wear your fly suit in the 70s, and then you wear it outside afterwards is like, and I think it just like that in other cities.

SPEAKER_06 2:38

I only really experienced it really in New York. I've never really been nowhere and seen people getting hyped to get fresh on Easter and other cities.

SPEAKER_07 2:45

Easter fly is a thing in in all cities. Yeah. But I do they still do it? I feel like it's over. Like kids don't give fly. Yeah, I don't think they go. I don't think they're not going to be able to get it. Remember, we used to go to the car show. We used to go to the car. My kids have never actually like, yo, I want to get something. It's different because everything is on the phone now. Remember, we used to go to it was destinations for us to go to on Easter. Get fresh, then we go to the car show, Jacob Javis Center and shit like that. Everybody meet down near. Like, we used to go to Brooklyn, used to go to Coney Island. Coney Island was a big uh for us. It was Jacob Javis. So the kids not doing this no more. I don't I don't know if they get fresh on Easter no more. I don't think it's like that. Easter ain't what it was. My son ain't asked me about Easter outfit. Easter was pressure because if you didn't have something fresh on for Easter, it's a problem. I cried.

SPEAKER_04 3:28

I just told somebody the other day I cried. I didn't get the joys you had the joys you had on um last week.

SPEAKER_07 3:33

I cried, I didn't get those on Easter. It's a problem, bro.

SPEAKER_06 3:36

I stayed in the house one Easter. The fit wasn't fitting. Nah, because it was crucial.

SPEAKER_04 3:42

You couldn't come out with nothing over Easter.

SPEAKER_07 3:44

Damn, it's fucked up. People waiting to see how you come from. That's a fact. And the Jordan's used to drop every Easter.

SPEAKER_04 3:53

Every Easter Jordan. Jordan is around that. The new color Jordan used to drop every Easter.

SPEAKER_07 3:58

Usually the black pair dropped around Easter or the new or a whole new color wave. You know, that's crazy. The purple or aqua blue shits dropped on Easter, the ones you had on. I don't think that that's even a thing no more. Like for brands, I don't think it is releasing on Easter. Like I think the whole marketing around clothes Easter is done.

SPEAKER_06 4:16

It is. I don't think so either. I've never heard my kids at any form ask me for Easter clothes or to get fresh or to go somewhere for Easter. None of that.

SPEAKER_07 4:24

We don't even hear that no more.

SPEAKER_04 4:28

Has it been done for a while?

SPEAKER_06 4:30

I think it might be done. Have we not noticed? It's been done and we just it's kind of like just smoothly, just died out.

SPEAKER_04 4:36

It's usually me buying him Easter outfits when he was coming up. Not really asking you about it. Nah, that's what I'm thinking about it. It was Easter.

SPEAKER_06 4:42

Once you think like an age where he would ask you for something, I don't remember my son asking me for anything for Easter night.

SPEAKER_07 4:48

But I think you're right. A lot of it got to do with I'm still getting fresh on Easter. Fuck that.

SPEAKER_10 4:52

We as parents, because we from that generation. We're gonna fresh. That ain't on their mind. This Sunday I get fresh.

SPEAKER_06 4:58

They ain't never even asked you for the Easter forces, kicks, nothing. Like these was the Easter, the Easter forces like.

SPEAKER_07 5:05

Niggas plotting on Easter since the new year. Like, yo, Easter about to come around. I gotta make sure my shit is together, bro. Easter, but nowadays Easter comes around. It's like, damn, today, Easter, tomorrow, Easter. Nobody's talking about it. Nobody, like, we don't even think about it. Easter was a big thing. Egg hunts, the rabbits, the the baskets, everything.

SPEAKER_06 5:21

Niggas did a lot of shit on Easter, bro. My my dude uh Jock out of Cleveland, he does a big Easter egg hunt at his crib for like all his family and kids and like the kids in the neighborhood and stuff like that. He still does that for them. Like, so you can still have fun on the on the, you know, like Easter egg hunt type of vibe and have that like connection. But I don't think like what we saying, the clothes and the going places, and we used to go to the movies on Easter, we used to go to 42nd Street on Easter. It was a thing, all kind of stuff. It was a thing.

SPEAKER_04 5:51

The whole block, the whole block is going somewhere on Easter.

SPEAKER_07 5:54

Everybody has everybody still got them pictures. Easter clothes. Definitely. It was a thing, bruh. And you at least had to have new sneakers. If you couldn't get the whole fit, just you had to have the new sneakers, the new sneakers that talk about. Coney Island on Easter was oh nuts. Crazy. Crazy. Like crazy. I'm fucking lines, mobs, and people like a lit club. That's how Coney Island. That's how Jacob Javis used to be outside that shit.

SPEAKER_04 6:19

Thousands of kids outside that shit back in the days in the 90s, 91, 92, 93. Crazy.

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SPEAKER_07 8:37

See, that's what, but you said it, right? So if they in an era where it's all cyber, right, they they all on the phones or on the computer. It's not a thing, they not going nowhere. So these kids not even though they're not gonna be able to do that. I don't think no holiday hit.

SPEAKER_10 8:54

Christmas don't hit when you was a when you was your like don't hit. Like for me, like for me, holidays kind of changed for me when I took my shahada. You know what I mean? Like once I became Muslim, I didn't I just stopped celebrating a bunch of different holidays. But I got children. So I don't want to not do that for that. You know what I mean? Like, but it still don't Christmas ain't what Christmas was. Like Easter, none of that's what it was when you was thirst for that holiday to come. Like, oh nah, you used to look forward to Easter, look forward for certain holidays.

SPEAKER_07 9:24

Like, I I feel like it don't hit the same. You know what's different every year, and I just be like looking around, going, damn, y'all don't remember this? And and the people from, you know, they be like, nah, Halloween.

SPEAKER_06 9:37

Halloween lit again, though. But no, I feel like Halloween went away, and when social media and all that came back, Halloween just came back boom in the middle.

SPEAKER_07 9:46

But it ain't the same, it ain't the same Halloween, though. It's not the same Halloween eggs.

SPEAKER_06 9:50

Nah, that's not the hood Halloween. I'm talking about dressing up. Niggas ain't getting hit with eggs all day like that no more.

SPEAKER_07 9:57

That was every Halloween. That was mandated. Mandated. Like Eastern had sneakers, eggs had uh Halloween had eggs. Stop playing. Yeah. And you couldn't wait to get out of school. It's lit. Stopping trains, they was cutting up buses, was going out of service, all type of shit. Tearing shit up. What? Niggas got powder, eggs in the stock, all type of shit, bro. Niggas running in stores, yo, bro. Yeah, all that's done. Grocery stores stop selling eggs some Easter's. Like, yo, we ain't selling your niggas no eggs. I've been around Halloween hell yeah. That's over. Halloween was dangerous, bro. So I guess we the last generation. To witness all that. We we we uh hybrids. Halloween now. All the youngers I seen was skied up. They ain't had no eggs, they wasn't buying eggs. They ain't even a big thing. Nothing but you fuck around and get shot, you throw an egg at somebody. Trigger treat, they'll get a costume. Trigger treating is good. But the eggs, when you get around 13, 14, and you outside with your niggas, and you doing shit you had them been doing, it's over. It's over.

SPEAKER_06 10:58

I think some of the transit the traditions that we're talking about is kind of from our era and they kind of died or phased out. And I don't think the next generation kept them they not on.

SPEAKER_07 11:08

They don't know nothing. I was asking these kids, uh kid Booba Booba, uh, one of them um Booba, yeah.

SPEAKER_04 11:14

I was asking him if he knew about Manhunt or Black Row or Ring of Levia. He looked at me like I was crazy.

SPEAKER_07 11:21

Like, what they know? I'm like, yo, bro, y'all niggas, they don't even got these type of games that they do to interact with people that age, anything. They sit on a phone, bro. They not outside, they not outside at all. This is how you learn your skills outside, how you learn to become athletic. All these type of games we used to play was like a part, and it was fun as shit.

SPEAKER_10 11:39

You think if we'd have had our phones back then, though, we'd have been out, we'd have played all them same games?

SPEAKER_07 11:44

We'd have been less social.

SPEAKER_06 11:45

Yeah, you'd have been on the phones. When I first got it, I was on my phone hard too. Like, I remember I was I was kind of like one of the first people in my hood that had a phone. And it was like they they remember the phone used to have that like snake game on it. Everybody used to sit around me and my peas and wanna, you know, let me play, let me play the game on your phone. I'm like, nah, I gotta keep my shit charged up. Like, you know what I mean? Like, I'm I'm really gatekeeping the phone on them because it's like I'm like the only person that really got a phone, but at the same time, like that was everybody wanted to be on my phone or do something with my phone. You know what I'm saying? So I know if we all have phones at the time, you still people gonna be on them phones.

SPEAKER_07 12:28

Crazy. Yeah, the times change, man. We the last generation of the great generation. Yeah, we the last generation. Outside game, hands-on generation. The hands-on, outside generation with experiences that actually was social. We actually was in the neighborhood.

SPEAKER_06 12:48

Last generation that wasn't living, I was living outside of our phones. Everybody else is living outside.

SPEAKER_04 12:54

Last generation that was really living outside. We was outside, so we didn't want to be in the house. Everything was outside for us. There's no stuff.

SPEAKER_10 13:01

Your phone literally was just for phone calls.

SPEAKER_06 13:03

For people to just call you. That's why it's changed because now you can do so much with your phone. That's all you did on your phone. Your phone didn't even hold music in it at first. It was just a regular phone.

SPEAKER_04 13:13

For you to have all the shit that's on your phone back in the day, you need a home camera, a VCR, a big ass computer. You need a, you need, you be running around with a suitcase full of shit to have everything that's on your phone right now back in the day. What was your first phone?

SPEAKER_07 13:26

You got everything.

SPEAKER_06 13:27

That little Nokia joint.

SPEAKER_10 13:28

Nokia. I had a Nokia. Oh, Nokia.

SPEAKER_06 13:31

I had a what's the name, but it was like a burnout phone. Remember the the uh the StarTex or the like the uh flip shit? Yeah, the the motor roller. I had one of them joints, but then was like nigga would come around and sell you the phone for$500 or something like that. It could be on for just cut it up, yeah. I had to$30 a month. My first actual phone was the Nokia joint. Yeah, that was one of them niggas just come selling a phone. You like, nah, give me that phone.

SPEAKER_07 13:57

Was a flat Nokia. Yeah, but all the buttons on the floor. Sprint joint sprint joint, some bullshit. My phone. I was bringing my hood, though. I brought like the size. It was a Nextel chirp.

SPEAKER_06 14:09

I had a chirp too.

SPEAKER_07 14:10

I remember the first chirps that only you only could chirp the the group of people you brought phones for. It was just like if I brought five phones, it was like for five construction companies for chirping. What a seven? Yeah. You could be in the city, somewhere you laid up, you gotta turn your chirp. Yo, where you at? All type of shit.

SPEAKER_04 14:34

Females, girls, everything.

SPEAKER_10 14:37

That shit used to play music wild shit.

SPEAKER_04 14:39

When that shit went nationwide, when that shit went nationwide, it was lit. Niggas none niggas ain't want to do nothing else but chirp, chirp they chirp their mind off. They need to bring that chirp.

SPEAKER_06 14:47

No more phone call, niggas.

SPEAKER_04 14:50

It was like a walkie-talkie.

SPEAKER_07 14:51

That's why they did that's what it that's why they did away with it, because they couldn't really trace it, tap it, nothing. That shit just blip, blip. Yeah, that, yeah. That bleep. Yeah, that bleep. That was crazy.

unknown 15:01

Wow.

SPEAKER_10 15:02

How y'all feel about USPS completely stopping by 2027? I don't like it.

SPEAKER_07 15:09

Postal, the postal service.

SPEAKER_10 15:10

I ain't jacking that. I order way too much shit.

SPEAKER_07 15:14

I don't think that has to do with the postal service. I think they're gonna figure out other ways to get that's not UPS USPS, not UPS. So why they got the little US USP Post Postal Service.

SPEAKER_06 15:26

That's different than UPS. UPS is its own service. This is the where everybody gets their own mail. That's regular mail right now.

SPEAKER_07 15:32

This regular mail, man. It won't be no more paper in a little while. All your bills and everything will start coming to your phone. Yeah. Right? So you can't do that. That's what they're trying to do.

SPEAKER_06 15:41

They're trying to just really just like it. They basically think like it don't make sense to keep this whole route and paying people into when we could just send you your bill in an email. And that's how it's going right now. Anyway, madden. And then if you're getting something shipped, like you said, you just it'll just go through FedEx or UPS or whatever.

SPEAKER_07 15:57

One of the dogs in the can. No.

SPEAKER_04 16:03

Shit, they got emails and computers and all that too right now in the can.

SPEAKER_07 16:06

Word.

SPEAKER_04 16:07

They gonna get all that shit the same way. They're gonna go crazy with that.

SPEAKER_06 16:19

Open it and reading it and that's a stuff to like that's like rolling the L. Like, they ain't gonna be able to get no more K2.

SPEAKER_07 16:28

I get mad emails from the homies now. What you said? No, what email talking? No, what did you just say?

SPEAKER_10 16:33

Something about the deuce. Deuce?

SPEAKER_07 16:36

I said they not gonna be able to get no more K2 letters. What you what's on your mind? What you says on the meetup, my nigga?

SPEAKER_04 16:43

What you No, the deuce.

SPEAKER_07 16:44

I thought you thought I asked you about you were smoking deuce. No, I never smoked Deuce. The douce key? That's before my time. That's after my time, actually. Yeah. Let's forget about it. I wasn't even hearing that torch. That wasn't even. I know, and that's I I get it. We understand we have understanding now. We good. We great. You understand? I don't want to see you smoking loose leaf paper out here, man. Don't go that route. That deuce is wicked, man.

SPEAKER_01 17:14

What? That deuce is wicked.

SPEAKER_07 17:17

You never you never come back. You know that, right? Change niggas. Yeah, just you forever. You out of here. Change the dicks. Out of here. A walking zombie. Never be the same. Done. That's it. Yeah, you're a different person. Never the same. You're never the same. Straight up zombie. Damn it. Yeah. Ace to the deuce is crazy. Yeah, that's worse than angels. Ace to the deuce.

SPEAKER_02 17:37

Ace to the deuce. Ace to the deuces.

SPEAKER_08 17:41

Niggas out here acing to the deuces.

SPEAKER_04 17:43

Wow. No ace to the deuce, man. A few niggas have been acing to the deuce, they trying to cover it up. It's cool, little. Yeah. Is there any occasion that someone can miss and you look at them differently? Like uh birthday, somebody birthday and they ain't gonna pop up for you, or anniversary ain't pop up for you. Like, is there anything that could go on you can make you look at somebody differently? Zane miss your birthday.

SPEAKER_07 18:06

Nah, that can't happen. It just won't happen. Nah, he probably won't do shit for me, but uh, yo dad, happy birthday. Like, that's you know, I'm used to that. You know, I'm gonna bring you something. No, he knows when he got older, he he done things for me, right? But yeah, I don't I don't think, I think the people that really, really love you and that's in your life, they don't really miss things like that.

SPEAKER_04 18:33

Right. And if they do miss things, it's definitely it's definitely something that happened because that's not like them.

SPEAKER_07 18:40

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's not like the people that matter, like we all got people that I don't really, if you don't say happy birthday to me, I ain't really stressing it. Like, it's cool, we cool, but it ain't the end of the world. Yeah, it ain't the end of the world. I ain't holding out against you. Yeah, it's all good. You know?

SPEAKER_04 18:59

I guess for some people that that's a thing though. Like, yo, you you you you supposed to be here. Like, you know what I mean? Like, I can fuck it.

SPEAKER_06 19:07

I used to feel away if it wasn't reciprocal. Like you do something with somebody, say you showing up for somebody, but they not showing up for you. I used to feel away, but even I started even like charging that to the game in a sense like that's something that I wanted to do. Or you know what I'm saying? Like, I can't put what I want to do on if you do it too. If I wanna do it, I'm gonna do it, and then that's that's what it is. And if you do it back, then that's love. And I respect that. And if you don't, then I just you know what I mean, play it accordingly like that. But I think I used to, I definitely used to feel like if I would do something for somebody, I would expect that it to be done back. You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_07 19:47

But at the same level, right? Yeah. Basically. Yeah, there's never gonna be.

SPEAKER_06 19:53

But that don't, like I said, it don't always happen that way, so you gotta just accept that and accept what you did for them. Sometimes what you're doing, sometimes the love you showed is because you wanted to show love and that's it.

SPEAKER_04 20:04

But that's crazy though when you think about it.

SPEAKER_07 20:06

Like, that's the whack part in a lot of people and shit. Like, what's that? It should, I mean, like if like Fab said, you shouldn't expect it, but if I do do something for you, that should open the avenue for if I need that same favor, you should be able to come through for me on some setting of it.

SPEAKER_06 20:22

But everybody, everybody, the way they look at things is different. I'm more logical.

SPEAKER_10 20:27

I don't really be caring, but I'm more offended by the the pump fake. Like, like like asking all about what's about to happen on your where is it at? Or where we where trying to get all the details for it, or and then don't pull up, and then don't show up, or and then don't tell you why they didn't pull up. It'd be shit like that. Like, why would you ask me all of the details for the situation to not even you know?

SPEAKER_04 20:51

Text you to add it, yo, send me the fly or something.

SPEAKER_10 20:55

And it'd be the it'd be the same person where if you didn't hit them up, they'll be offended. Yeah, yo, that's crazy. If they saw you, you know what I mean? If they see you having an event or you they what do you think? No, you don't invite me.

SPEAKER_07 21:05

Yeah. I'm I'm shit like that. You know what I mean? I really don't know that pissed me off. Worried about the birthday shit or the shout outs for holidays. But if we had sex like at least 13 times. What? What? Here we go. You expect the favor to be returned? At least happy birthday, nigga. At least that. So it's 13 times. Is that the same? I'm just saying. Bitch, you better tell me happy birthday.

SPEAKER_04 21:31

It's been 13, bitch.

SPEAKER_07 21:32

You know my birthday? Put that in your fucking calendar, hold on. I didn't gay that dick up. 13 times.

SPEAKER_04 21:38

I like you a little bit.

SPEAKER_08 21:41

You think you think? Let's just let's leave it there, then bitch. You don't get the hit this 13th time, bitch. Shit.

SPEAKER_07 21:51

All right, all right. Let's let's let's let's stop. All right, all right, all right, all right. How often do you think about moments you miss building your career? How often y'all think? About that. Like moments with your career family and all these football. I don't even think about it.

SPEAKER_06 22:06

I don't think about it either. I think it's sacrifices in what you want to do. Everybody has goals with their life. So sometimes you you gotta make sacrifices to reach your goals. I think the family that knows you and know that you're trying to do something with yourself, they can find understanding in that. Right. Or have to find understanding that because this is my life, it's not yours. So like I think that's why I don't like really like I don't have a regret system. That's how, like I said before, how all of this shit is kind of like the course it was supposed to go. Even when you didn't see it was supposed to go that way. So like down to that, like I I can't regret on the moments that I missed. Maybe I missed them, and it made me be able to be here and be present today. You know what I'm saying?

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SPEAKER_10 24:25

I feel like with me, a lot of the moments I might have missed, depending on the time I missed them or whatever. What I was sacrificing and what I was trying to get to, I was able to spin back and make those moments better. Like so if I missed, if I miss this birthday or if I miss that, the next time I was able to, you know what I mean? I was able to up it or do it a bet a better way. Like if whatever I missed.

SPEAKER_06 24:52

You definitely gonna miss some birthdays. You're gonna miss, you're gonna miss some shit sometime you was trying to get to. Right. I done fucking to eject the shit and then miss the same thing.

SPEAKER_04 25:04

So it's like it's it give or take. It's like balance. I haven't missed everything, you know what I mean? But like Fab said, along the journey trying to build your career and the things you need to do for you, you're gonna miss some things.

SPEAKER_07 25:14

But I've done a lot of things to get to them places so they don't they don't be missed. So you miss things with a purpose. And you you had a purpose, so you you go to sleep and you're able to look at yourself in the mirror knowing that you was doing what you needed to do to make the the greater good happen. Especially for your family.

SPEAKER_10 25:33

You may have a moment if you are if you're not present for certain shit, your consciousness, you be like, right? You feel that only for what the even even if it's for the bag, you still feel that if you call something like that.

SPEAKER_04 25:44

But main said it's right though, because it at the end of the day, you still be able to look at yourself and feel good, because 90% of what you're doing is to support the whole family. Right.

SPEAKER_07 25:53

So you so that that child could have that birthday party that they at. So it could be, you know what I mean? So it's like in the moment you feel it, right? Like Mr. Davis said, but overall, you know that your purpose was to provide. Your purpose was to get the mission done. 100%. It's to accomplish it. And by any means. And that, and being on that journey, it's gonna be days, it's gonna be nights, it's gonna be times where you can't be there. Right.

SPEAKER_04 26:20

And I think this, I think it goes both ways, even for the person that uh feels some type of way for an event that was missed. Like if they're part of your family, I think after it's said and done and they understand the bigger picture things, yeah, they do, they still be grateful and things.

SPEAKER_07 26:34

Yeah, they do. You know what I mean? And kids growing up, you know, as long as you're in their lives, as long as you're consistent, you know what I mean, you get to make that back up, bro. Right. And they they know what you do, so you know what I mean. Like your fathers like us, they know that we outgrind and they seen us since we was young and shit like that. So a lot of things they don't hold against us, especially if you're really in that child's life, like you said.

SPEAKER_06 26:55

That's a fact. As a father, do y'all feel that when you're able to provide, you feel better as a father? Have you ever been in a space where you couldn't do something that you wanted to do for your for your kid and it made you feel like in less in value or like you know what I'm saying? Like you like you just couldn't do something that you wanted to do at the time.

SPEAKER_07 27:18

Not for my kid. Nah. And you feel like we gonna make that shit happen. God, you know what's crazy?

SPEAKER_10 27:24

God, God bless me to be in this in this space in life when I had kids. I didn't have kids before this started rolling.

SPEAKER_07 27:35

So since they've been born, they've been good. I feel a bit of the same way.

SPEAKER_04 27:40

Like my career kind of started uh a little bit before I had my son, but even when I had my son, like I just knew my mind that there was no way that I was gonna have this son and have him grow up and face anything that I had to face when it came to the hardships of growing up and shit like that.

SPEAKER_07 27:55

I d and not to say nothing about the place I grew up, because there's a lot of culture there, and uh maybe I should have raised him in the middle of Harlem, but at that time when you getting money and you in the midst of it, you thinking about trying to provide the best of everything for your child. Absolutely.

SPEAKER_04 28:12

I was starting to get some money, and that was my mind frame, you know what I mean? Like me being provided with an education and going to Catholic school and all the shit, I'm like, I gotta step it up for him even more and shit like that. So that just was always my mission. Like, I don't give a fuck what happened to me. I gotta make sure that I mean, like, no matter what his housing, everything is straight for him. So I was I'm I'm blessed and I'm grateful that he's never been in a position that I couldn't provide for him what he needed and what he wanted.

SPEAKER_07 28:39

You know, I was having a conversation with my son recently, and and I told him my biggest fear was just that right here, right? Not knowing where my life was at because when I came home off of my violation, my son was three months old. So he was born while I was locked up, right? And my fear was not knowing how this thing was gonna play out. I'm on parole, I'm still, I still got a foot in the street with a dream, I'm still doing shit. Um, and I don't know what's where this is gonna be. So the fact that I was able to reel that all together and make things happen, and he don't even remember me as not as a rapper is crazy to me. Like he like, I don't remember you, I don't know you as not being you, right? So I told him, I said, the biggest fear I was like, not knowing like maybe I was gonna die in the street, maybe I was gonna go back to prison, or maybe I just couldn't figure it out. And just been a nigga just existing in that space, you know. So I'm I'm I'm highly super grateful because I was able to figure that all out, man. So you had your son before you started rapping? No. What happened was I started rapping in prison and I came home and I was home for five months, and I caught a violation and had to do a year. So the five months that I was home, um the the his mother got pregnant. So I came right back after the year.

SPEAKER_06 30:10

Um he was born. So it's kind of like we really biased in this question a little bit because we all had kids after we were in a situation. So what about there's a this I'm gonna spin the question a little bit or this topic a little bit. Because I seen I seen a uh interview that Jim did that went viral, and it was you talking about the ups and downs. So not with your kid, but like say in a relationship with your lady. I think you said something when when you ballin', we going against Chanel, and then when we not, then we we ain't doing that. Right, right. What about feeling like that? And uh was it ups and downs in your career where you had to 100% scale back? I meant that. And I and I still live that, I still live by that to this day.

SPEAKER_07 30:56

Absolutely. Like, so I've been through a lot of ups and downs in my career. I'm just grateful that I was resilient enough to still be here.

SPEAKER_06 31:02

But they say that's the true the true uh test of a hustler.

SPEAKER_07 31:07

Yeah, if anybody just always been used, but you gotta be up and the true test is time to really not let your woman or whoever's in you lead you with into nah you not not even the pressure. Not even the pressure because the pressure's on you. They can't feel the pressure. They can't feel the pressure.

SPEAKER_06 31:30

You can have the pressure and you gotta just put it on your shoulders. Let's wrap about some hoops real quick. Brought to you by the homies at Prospix.

SPEAKER_10 31:40

Yo, yo, the regular season almost over, but first we got Boston coming to the town tomorrow night. Boston is tough. How feel about that?

SPEAKER_06 31:47

Boston is tough.

SPEAKER_07 31:49

Yeah, Boston, you know, you know what it is, the New York and Boston rivalry, you know. That's a known, known rivalry right there.

SPEAKER_06 31:56

Jason Tatum is back. They tough. Boston tough. It's a tough matchup for the Knicks now.

SPEAKER_07 32:02

Brunson is tough too, though. Brunson is tough. I'm gonna go on. But you know Jalen Brown, them boys from Boston. I'm gonna, yeah, I'm gonna.

SPEAKER_10 32:09

I think I think with with both both teams, I think just the competition and the known rivalry, they both sides are gonna up it.

SPEAKER_07 32:17

Cat gotta up it. Yeah. Cat gotta up it up. I think Cat'll be an important piece of them winning the game if he up it. Everybody. Jalen, Josh, all of them gotta be.

SPEAKER_06 32:38

Right. Right. I think that'll happen. But for one reason for one, for some reason, I think the Knicks in this era always got the Celtics for some reason. They always somehow beat them in the series. Yeah. Yeah, it's something like they got them. One time I went to Boston and went to the game, and the Knicks won in Boston. I'm like the only New York nigga. I'm in there I'm feeling good. They tight.

SPEAKER_07 33:02

Dangerous. And they take that shit to the soul. Absolutely. I'ma go more. Yeah, I'm gonna go on soul. Oh, for Jason? No. Let me see. For Jason Tatum. I'm gonna go more. Let me see his stats. More? Yeah. Coming in the garden. He's averaging 23. Honestly, I'm gonna go more too for Jason. What about Jalen? Brown, uh, I'm gonna go more with both of them. So you think they're coming to get busy?

SPEAKER_10 33:30

Yeah, well, I feel like the garden, most, most, most teams, but of course, I mean, especially Boston, they they want to come get that win in New York.

SPEAKER_06 33:38

And when they every, like you said, when everybody comes to the garden, that's like the mecca of basketball. Absolutely. Everybody wants to step their shit up. All the other stars of every generation came to the garden and showed up. So like when they come, they want to make sure that they have that game too.

SPEAKER_07 33:53

But we do know New York is gonna win. Yeah, I'm going with the tank. I'm going with the tank. While Jalen, we're going more, right? Brunson, I'm going more. Absolutely. Everything.

SPEAKER_06 34:02

Brunson, I'm going more.

SPEAKER_07 34:04

Yeah. Josh Hart. More. I'm going more points.

SPEAKER_10 34:07

I'm going more points with him this time, too.

unknown 34:10

Oh, what?

SPEAKER_10 34:11

A lot of times we've been going rebounds assists with him. I think I think against Boston at home, I think he's gonna have to score a little more.

SPEAKER_07 34:19

Download the PrizePix app today and use code Let's RAP to get$50 in lineup after you play your first$5 lineup. That's code Let's Rap to get$50 in lineup after you play your first$5 lineup. Prize picks. I had a couple houses like everybody, my mom's house. Um make sure my baby mom's and my son was good and in the midst of height of career, you get lows, trying not to do nothing in the street. Money started disappearing because of bills, and I came to a point where I knew that my accountant didn't do something right with these things that help you with your mortgages and your houses, and the last house that I was supposed to do on was my house, and it didn't go through. And I knew that I was up Shake's Creek because I couldn't maintain it.

SPEAKER_04 35:19

And at this time I was going through a whole bunch of shit in my relationship, but trying to hide that from Chris and trying to still maintain like everything is right and trying to figure out the answer in the midst of all that, and then boom, this shit pops up on social media because everything is public knowledge. Nick be holding that shit down. That shit is a live.

SPEAKER_07 35:45

But imagine how nigga a man could feel like that. So there's no difference of the pressure of you being in the projects and having that on your head, or you being a rich nigga and having that on your head at that moment in time, bro.

SPEAKER_10 35:55

I think it's worse when you got it. Because in the project, you're used to that.

SPEAKER_07 36:00

You're in the certain everyday dudes that's going through that too.

SPEAKER_06 36:04

Where they got it, where they where they girl is at them, like, yo, what's up? We need out these bills, and they gotta be like, damn, I got to get out here and get to it because she on my back. I every time I go in the crib, she on me, like, yo, did you get the you know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_07 36:17

And then a notice pops up in the mail. And you make a nigga deal and your bitch like, I thought you paid the bill and shit like that. You heard that. The crazy part about that situation is that it goes public. Like you just said. For a person like this the blog. See, everyday people dealing with the biggest. Everything is public, bro. Right? Whatever you go and do, we have to be able to do it. So this is a life lesson. This is this is really some things happen to. I mean, if you were the person in God, I I hope that you know that they with you, which I knew. Baby girl always been with me. But when that shit hit the blogs, we weren't necessarily we were still together, but we were separated. She was in our spot in Miami, and I've been in New York for a few months. And that shit hit the blogs. She called me like, what the fuck is you doing? Like, bro, you bugging the fuck out. You looking like a clown out here. She I'll be back tomorrow, bro. She came back and she said, Yo, bro, we need to get a house like ASAP. We're gonna rent this shit a house, and I'm gonna put a house in our name because you got us out here looking crazy, bro. And I know it's not like that, but you're not being you're not over, you're not letting me know what's going on. We don't wanna, you can't, I can't let you, I don't wanna let my woman know. That's a hard combo, bro. I can't let my woman own my kids. Especially for it's not we not regular niggas, we not regular niggas, bro. Not to say it like that, but nigga, you've been through so much fame, you run through so much money.

SPEAKER_04 37:34

So now it's like you think about everything, huh? Your lady gonna look at you like how you handle finances, how he handle money. I watch this nigga run through millions of dollars. You can't, what's you understand what I'm saying, nigga? Like yo, bro.

SPEAKER_07 37:44

Can't let your child or your woman know what you're going through. What you're going through. And maybe that's a pride thing, or maybe you're not a man thing, bro. It ain't no pride in it. That's a fucking man thing. It comes from a different era.

SPEAKER_04 37:56

It ain't no 50-50.

SPEAKER_07 37:57

I seen growing up. I seen my grandfather take care of everything. Like that was his job, like trying to fit the bill for everything. So it's like I'm trained in that same sense. It's like, yo, bro, this is not a woman's job to worry about the bill. Right, but we but we all we all design like that. I don't know if that's right or wrong, but the it it because the thing is, is that I don't even want my stress put on you. Right? You'll never know what the bad days and the rainy days look like.

SPEAKER_10 38:22

Because we ain't talking about it when it's all comfortable and then when it's all good. We ain't discussing how that got like that. But that goes back to the city. So if it's if it's fucked up for a minute, I don't want to talk to you about that neither.

SPEAKER_06 38:32

I'm a I'm a we're gonna get back. What if your lady is like a hustler or she got plays or y'all, y'all, y'all ran plays together or something like that? Do you think it's like a point you could get to it and be like, yo, holla at her? Like, yo, we could we could run together.

SPEAKER_07 38:47

That might be easier because y'all, if that's how the yeah, that's the dynamic. Yeah, if that's what you're building on. That's the dynamic of your relationship, and that's how your your you know what I mean? But not to say, and I'm and I gotta hustle her with me, but that's not been the dynamic of our relationship. Like, I respect her hustle, do what she does, whatever she hustles, that's her hustle. I ain't tripping about that. I'm mine, I'm still taking care of everything.

SPEAKER_04 39:10

So you know what I mean? So for me coming to that table.

SPEAKER_06 39:13

If it started like that, you can't introduce them to no vibe that you can't keep up. So like if it started like that, you really gotta hustle.

SPEAKER_07 39:19

That's what they know, yeah. Right, right, right, right. It's oh, I get it, man. But that also goes to the to the saying is like, as a man, we we don't really have that outlet to be uh vulnerable. And maybe that's bad. That's what I'm saying. I don't that's that that's my point. The way we design, I don't know if it's if it's pride, if it's a deep-rooted trauma from our past, our fathers, their fathers, their fathers. I don't know what it is, but the way we are, it's like, you know what? Before I let you know what I'm going through, I'm gonna figure this shit out. I'm gonna make it happen. Before you feel any of what I'm feeling, I'm gonna figure this shit out. I got to figure it out. I have to. And we put a lot of the burden and a lot of pressure and a lot of stress on ourselves. And sometimes the woman is saying, nigga, what you think I'm here for? I'm here to be your rock. I'm here to be solid with you. Let me know, let me in. You could, this is why I'm here. This is part of us having what we got. So when we in these situations, I can be an aid.

SPEAKER_10 40:25

But like Spears said, if if if you if you came in it's hard already saying, relax. I got this. If that's the bop, if that's what it been, is it's like almost like I don't, I'm not gonna sit up and and and and be sad or cry or be down about what I'm going through as a family. That ain't got nothing to do with y'all. Yeah, because it's cool. I'm gonna go figure this shit out.

SPEAKER_04 40:53

That's my dog. And y'all even still that thin line right there, like when it comes to that. Yeah, like that.

SPEAKER_10 40:59

Just as a man, it's gonna be a big thing.

SPEAKER_07 41:00

Maybe it's just being a rapper because you start getting so much. I don't know if it's I I think it's a lot of different variables that come back.

SPEAKER_10 41:06

I don't even think it's rap, Capo. If if if a nigga was in the street, you gonna go bust a move and not say nothing. Like, I don't think it's just cause a nigga a rapper. It's like, if that's what it is, if you if you if you consider yourself the provider for what's going on, whichever way you getting it, sometimes you got it, sometimes it might not be what it been.

SPEAKER_07 41:26

You don't want to discuss that with nobody at all. But it is a man thing, but the type of men that we are, right? Is that is it trauma? Is it pride? Is it ego? Is it something that doesn't allow us to feel like we have an outlet to a little bit of all of that?

SPEAKER_06 41:47

Men are also are not used to being vulnerable too. So that's a that's a also a thing of vulnerability, being able to talk to your partner and tell them, you know, what's going on or what needs you figuring nah, I ain't I don't even want the stress. Sometimes you don't even want the stress of them, them talking about it to you. You know what I'm saying? Or yo, did you figure that out? Like you don't even want to hear it. Because you might put it in the back.

SPEAKER_07 42:14

A nigga won't say nah. A nigga, we're you could go through it silent. We could be going through some shit.

SPEAKER_04 42:18

A nigga could I could be going through some shit right now, and I st uh and then and I need a fucking uh lifeline bad. I will not come to none of y'all and ask for that lifeline just cut as being what you said. Maybe it's a mix of all of that shit. Like you did.

SPEAKER_07 42:34

We go through silent wars. Right. We go through silent wars. This is men, this is stand-up men. These are men that uh that take their their lives in their hands, that bet on themselves, that that that live life, you know, um and take risks, right? We bet on we bet on ourselves, so we go through silent wars. And we don't want to look weak in no way.

SPEAKER_06 42:55

All right, hold up, hold up. Here's the devil's advocate. What if you done bust every move you done try to bust, you done try to hit a couple plays and it just ain't that to the point where it's like it's not happening. Do you have do you come and had a conversation then? Like say even it say it's something that's out of your out of the board, yo, we owe these niggas a mill. I ain't got a mill for them. You know what I'm saying? Where does it, where does it? Do you do you do you really check it out? It's Richie. You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_05 43:25

Put that pride to the side. No, no, no. At what point do you when you exhaust all remedies and you know when you have, right? Trust me, we burned. I'm telling you, the shit came out the comedian. You know when it's when you you because you look everywhere. You look in the closet, you look around the block, you look in the trunk, nigga checking the seat to the couch, you like you.

SPEAKER_09 43:51

You trying to think of niggas that owe you.

SPEAKER_05 43:55

So listen, you call everybody, bro, everything.

SPEAKER_07 44:00

Being blackball is a real I'm trying to tell y'all being blackballed is a real thing. I don't know if anybody else has witnessed it or been through this shit, but I've really been through it when the whole industry cuts your checks off. Like, nigga, we ain't got no business. You heard? Scary shit. And you seeing everything crumble in front of you, you like, oh, this is getting wild. And you still trying to maintain.

SPEAKER_06 44:31

That's when the real hustler comes out, though.

SPEAKER_10 44:33

That's when the who you was before you was who you was.

SPEAKER_06 44:38

You really got no, it's only is nowhere else to go but up. That's it.

SPEAKER_07 44:43

Just your feet is on the floor. You better get up, nigga. Back against the wall.

SPEAKER_10 44:46

But sometimes that predicament creates the illest nigga you could ever be.

SPEAKER_07 44:50

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SPEAKER_05 47:05

Because you're gonna be remembered for that fake shit you had on. Right, but I ain't even talking about fake shit. But what I'm talking about is more of this though. Right?

SPEAKER_10 47:13

They ain't gonna forget that. They're not gonna forget that. These cameras, all this, they're gonna not gonna forget it. But listen to this. So just don't wear it. No, no, no. We're not talking about it. Dave is pissed.

SPEAKER_07 47:26

Don't wear it. No, no, no. We ain't talking about, we're talking about. No, I ain't talking about jury. I'm talking about I'm saying anything. No, listen. Taking it till you make it. Listen. Here, because what we were talking about leads me to this. No matter what you do, right? No matter what he was going through, whatever you may be going through, what anybody's going through, right? You still gotta come out and put that smile on. Yeah. You still have to look like you don't need a favor, even if you need one. That's the thing. It gotta always look like you all good. I'm gonna tell you some flat. It gotta always be all good. Even when you're not gonna be all good. You know if you know, so it in this game as rappers, naturally your kit, your jewelry is your is your fucking cake. This is what I'm saying. But you know them Jews, you can cast them shits in and get some money.

SPEAKER_04 48:18

Absolutely. So now when you still in the game, even though the game is still drying you out, you still in the game. You still don't pop up a couple venues here and there. So it's like, yo, bro, if you lose the kid, it's gonna look bad. Nigga, it's like you fight, like, yo, bro. I had fights with myself about the kids. The kids be worth money, bro. It's like, yo, bro, like it's a lot when you get down to your bottom, and all through that, just trying to stay solid and not fold and definitely not look weak in front of people, like, yo, bro, is this wild?

SPEAKER_07 48:47

But even deeper than that is the fact that your aura has to look like and you ain't and you know you ain't got no.

SPEAKER_05 48:57

But your aura gotta look like a big thing. You know that glow ain't even there.

SPEAKER_07 49:02

Look like your head is down. You can't look like you doing bad spiritually at all. Your energy got to be still bright, got to still be big, you got to still hop out looking confident. You can't look like you're insecure or you lost confidence, even if you feeling some of these things. Right. Because it's all being documented, it's all being, it's all being looked at.

SPEAKER_04 49:29

And trying to and trying not to make the mistake of getting some money that you know ain't gonna serve you no purpose, or making that wrong move.

SPEAKER_07 49:38

Because it's easy to get some money out here. Right, making a wrong move that could cost you. Yo, yo, main, have you ever mistakenly text something crazy to the wrong person? Why would you start with me? He definitely did that.

SPEAKER_08 49:51

You gotta have a story for us. Let's hear it. Let's fucking hear it. I know you got a story for us. 100%. Let's fucking hear this one. I'm waiting. I'm I'm I'm waiting. I could tell you my own. I could just make up a story and it might fit.

SPEAKER_04 50:02

But I want to hear from you.

SPEAKER_07 50:03

All my shit is real, and I just want everybody to know that a lot of my shit is old. I lived a very colorful life. Listen to what I'm saying. I was down in Miami.

SPEAKER_08 50:18

I know my man. What do you know what that means?

SPEAKER_07 50:20

I was down in Miami. Woo! And and and this is and I and I want to apologize to this sister. She is a legend in a game. I never apologize for this shit. Oh god. This is old or recent? This is old. All right. Somebody's years ago, yes, right? And I want to apologize because she she took a liking to me on some on some homeboy shit. And like we was cool, right? And you violated. And I violated by mistake.

SPEAKER_05 50:52

No, it was by mysta. On everything on the case. What was the what was the premise? Mother. Set us up. Set us up in the mistake.

SPEAKER_04 50:58

This is on my mom. Let me hear. Let us set us up.

SPEAKER_07 51:00

I was in a club, and this is back in the Molly era. Oh Lord. If we're gonna blaming on the Molly era, I've got you. This is the same thing. That's your favorite era. This is 10 plus years, you know what I mean? And I was fried. This is this had to be like dream. Y'all remember dream? Like, this is back then. And Dream was nice. I sent a text thinking that I was texting a girl. And I'm like, yo, where you at? Come through. I got Molly and bitches. I sent that to Moni Love. Damn. I sent that to Moni Love, my nigga. Moni in the middle? Moni in the middle by mistake. Damn. Damn, man. Oh my God. I said, where you at? Come through. I got Molly and bitches. That was supposed to be for somebody else.

SPEAKER_04 51:52

And there's no way you could say it was it wasn't for her. It's damn.

SPEAKER_07 51:55

No, my name. It already went through. That it went through. Damn. And it was so awkward after that that I wanted to apologize, but I didn't I didn't do that. Like, damn. Yes, it was just bad.

SPEAKER_10 52:07

You didn't want her to know that's the time you be on. Damn. That's what I'm that's my thing. Like, cause, cause you're not sure. You and I TY the time they look at you, they're a real black person. After that, you could have been like, oh, that wasn't for you. So the fact you didn't do that, you cared up that, like, damn, she knows what time I'm on. I'm on this time, like damn.

SPEAKER_07 52:27

No, no, that if you're not going to be able to do it.

SPEAKER_04 52:28

I wasn't even thinking about that. Like, damn, I didn't expose myself. She knows I'm on.

SPEAKER_07 52:33

That wasn't for you. Yeah, I could have did that, but it was so. First of all, fuck it. Nah, I was not, I wasn't, I wasn't all the way there. It said sent, delivered. You said fuck it.

SPEAKER_04 52:43

You could have said, man, that was for the driver. Like, damn, you could have got that off because you said Molly and bitches. You ain't you ain't really, you know what I mean? You you had a chance, you had a slim window there to get away with it. You could have got away with that, man. I believe yo, it could have been good. Yo, bro, what do you mean? Did she pull up? Did you hear your man? Did she pull up? Did Moni pull up?

SPEAKER_05 53:02

Did Monique. No, I don't want to try to do that.

SPEAKER_08 53:04

I don't know what these niggas talk about Moni. These niggas fucking Monique.

SPEAKER_07 53:11

You know what I mean? She didn't pull up. What they talk about, Moni. She she had text back and was like, I forgot what she said. She's like, nah, I ain't gonna make it or something like that, but she didn't address it. She let you off. She let her off it. She let you off easy.

SPEAKER_10 53:24

Like that you were supposed to say that wasn't for you. That was your that was your right there. That wasn't for you. That was the cute right there. Like she couldn't, but she didn't want to say that.

SPEAKER_06 53:34

She just texted you back and said, drop the low. Oh god. What what Moni. What's the next text?

SPEAKER_04 53:41

What's the next Monday? The show's entertainment. What's this next text? Just don't take nothing. We what if she said Cincinnati?

SPEAKER_03 53:47

What's the next text? That's all I'm saying. Moni. Oh my god. Then what's the text for me? Because then it would have been like, no, it was never for her, man. If she says Cincinnati. If she says Cinetty, like, damn.

SPEAKER_05 53:58

I didn't mean all this. Bro, but we need to come through and hang out. I didn't mean all this extra stuff that I'm talking about. I'm talking about I got drugs and bitches. Like, damn.

SPEAKER_10 54:06

What a what's a spicy night?

SPEAKER_07 54:08

Moni, we we love you on this show, man. Yeah, for real, Moni. For real. We love you on this show. If you remember what happened, I apologize. It was we Yeah, I was committed to. We want to hear it from your your point of view. No, she probably don't remember, nigga. You don't want to like hit. Like, no, she don't want to know. Why are you trying to it's gonna hit the internet, so if you're not gonna go to the internet.

SPEAKER_10 54:27

This nigga's crazy. No, no. She might speak up each. She might not remember.

SPEAKER_07 54:34

You just brought it back up. No, but it was sitting on my heart, bro. Oh shit. For a long time. It was sitting on my soul. I'm glad you this you could.

SPEAKER_04 54:44

But I sh I could have said that is not right, bro. I would be asking if Moni Love sent the low, bro. I am disturbed with your behavior today, bro. That is crazy, bro.

SPEAKER_06 54:54

That's I don't really think he's text up by mistake. That's my thing. I think he really wanted to get in the middle. He wanted to get in the middle. That's it.

SPEAKER_09 55:03

He really wanted to get in the Moni's middle.

SPEAKER_06 55:06

It's Easter. Resurrect this. You resurrected the story.

SPEAKER_07 55:09

He wanted to get in the Moni's middle. Is that what it is?

SPEAKER_10 55:11

My son Spirits don't got no pictures.

SPEAKER_04 55:13

My question is, my question is, that's kind of wild. That's the first text you send. Did you like you like just the. Was only text before that? Regular pool shit.

SPEAKER_07 55:25

And after blues, I got liquor and bitches. Not even I got Molly and bitches. I got Molly and bitches and shit. Not even I got Molly pull up. Just I got Molly and bitches.

SPEAKER_08 55:33

Like that's that's like she might be like, wait, that's a yo, whoa. You offering a lot here, man. I'm not you offering. I'm not gonna make this one. You offer one and the other. You got Molly or you got bitches? Like it might have been like this too much. I got both pull up. Both pull up. She might be like, my schedule set up. Stocked over here. I'm fully stopped up. Sorry, Moni. Yeah.

SPEAKER_10 55:56

Sorry, please. I did a lot of rubber, man. No knock to Moni Love, man. Big big big salute. Big big salute to Moni Love. That's a why nigga. And we gotta respect salute. This is understanding.

SPEAKER_07 56:06

Listen, I love her. Shout out to Moni. Respect for her. Our black queen. I I apologize. You're a wild nigga. Yeah, it was bad.

SPEAKER_06 56:16

What? I didn't send a text. You did. It was a mistake. Y'all acting like I'm just That was a mistake. I'm just trying to get to the bottom of the story.

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SPEAKER_04 58:02

We got a new set, we got a new segment. It's called Most Most Likely2 Um Text Moni Love. You got Molly and bitches.

SPEAKER_05 58:12

Out of all the things that I could have said, though, like Oh shit, running. Nobody else did send another text. I never text Moni Love in my life. You never said a text.

SPEAKER_06 58:24

I'm not about Moni's number.

SPEAKER_07 58:25

I don't got Moni's number. Like, this is not about Moni.

SPEAKER_05 58:29

You made it about Moni. Y'all asked me a question.

SPEAKER_07 58:31

A nigga asked me, have I ever sent a wild text to somebody by mistake? Right. Okay, now that was my story. So you niggas ain't never been through that? Or something like that? I'll be on point with the text. I ain't sent the text in the. Mr. David, you telling me that you never, ever in your whole entire play.

SPEAKER_10 58:51

Now I sent a wild text and and they decided, you know, might have wanted to post it or some shit like that. But not no shit where I was like, oh my God, I didn't mean to text that person. I knew I was texting. I just didn't know what they was gonna do with the text. So that was.

SPEAKER_05 59:07

So it was all your text is direct. It's all it's a direct hit.

SPEAKER_08 59:13

Like Did you say you had Molly and bitches in your text? Neither. Neither. Neither of the two.

SPEAKER_07 59:18

You never sent the wrong text to the wrong person. Not about no Molly and bitches.

SPEAKER_05 59:22

It ain't anything, man. It could be anything.

SPEAKER_10 59:25

You don't like that Molly and bitch text. It's all right.

SPEAKER_07 59:28

It's all right. I own who I am. You don't like that.

SPEAKER_06 59:32

You don't like that Molly and you can unsend your, you can unsend.

SPEAKER_07 59:36

Now you got that wasn't going on back then.

SPEAKER_09 59:40

He was trying to unsend that shit to Moni, like he like, damn. Shit say deliberate red call shit, Moni. Four fucking minutes. Yo, Moni, don't even read that last shit I just sent you.

SPEAKER_04 59:56

Did she read it or maybe she just damn it?

SPEAKER_06 59:59

I don't even like the unsent shit, because I'm like, what'd you say? Like some flick shit that they thought about and then. You make up this shit and just say unsent.

SPEAKER_04 1:00:07

What you sent to me? Nah, I have sent some, I have I have unsent a lot of since the unsent big I unsent a lot of shit. Unseen some.

SPEAKER_06 1:00:19

That's it.

SPEAKER_04 1:00:20

Fuck y'all. That's it. What the fuck you say? That's it. What you say? I unsent a lot of people, a lot of messages, sister unset, but um why? Text a nigga some wild shit. I'm like, oh no, you wild. That's that's that's not appropriate. Let's take that down. You you you got you better than that.

SPEAKER_10 1:00:40

Wake up, you might Frank, you might unscend it. Like, you know what? That's too Chris, too early in the morning. Too early in the morning. Uh send it, bro.

SPEAKER_05 1:00:53

I even brush my teeth. I broke up.

SPEAKER_08 1:00:56

I even brushed my teeth. I'm saying, bro. Sending out Frank stands.

SPEAKER_07 1:01:02

You gotta bring it back in. Real it back in. Yeah, we ain't gonna do that. You know what I'm talking about? I ain't never did that, man. You never unset nothing yet? Wherever I send the bad text to that was by mistake to the wrong person, it was just like, damn, my bad. You fab.

SPEAKER_06 1:01:16

Not really the wrong person. Not really like nothing crazy to the wrong person. I've texted, of course, I've texted somebody by mistake. You call somebody by mistake. I hate even when you call somebody mistake, you be trying to hang that shit up real fast. Nigga call you back. Yo, yo, you push me. Bro, I called you by mistake.

SPEAKER_10 1:01:34

This shit ain't ring now two times. That was not a big nigga called you right back.

SPEAKER_04 1:01:40

Yo, yo, what happened? What happened? I hate when a nigga text you and you text him back, and as soon as they get the text back, they call your phone, like, yo, bro, bro, bro, bro. We could text, bro. You ain't have to call me because you see me reply. Yo, come on, man. Yeah. That's a lot.

SPEAKER_07 1:01:56

Let's get into this new segment. Most likely to. Who's most likely to get the show canceled?

SPEAKER_05 1:02:18

It's manual there. But that's just gonna get us banned right there. You playing with Martin Luther.

SPEAKER_00 1:02:23

No, on the screen, I don't think I can see it, but I screenshot of what the fans voted, so it was 63% Mano.

SPEAKER_08 1:02:34

32% she was crazy.

SPEAKER_00 1:02:36

This is biased.

SPEAKER_07 1:02:38

This is biased.

SPEAKER_10 1:02:39

I don't like I don't I two or three we go. Y'all niggas is gonna get us back.

SPEAKER_06 1:02:48

Most likely to forget their own lyrics.

SPEAKER_00 1:03:10

Jimothy.

SPEAKER_04 1:03:15

They don't even know me like that.

SPEAKER_07 1:03:21

Most likely to call the wrong person by accident.

SPEAKER_05 1:03:28

Like, why would y'all put this after that text?

SPEAKER_07 1:03:39

Yo, this nigga still writing over here. This nigga nigga drawing.

SPEAKER_02 1:03:49

Who is this?

SPEAKER_08 1:03:51

Who is this? Oh shit. Who is this? Yo, who is this?

SPEAKER_05 1:04:00

Oh my god. This is crazy. What is this way this way? I can't tell y'all niggas nothing. You know what I realized? This is not a safe space.

unknown 1:04:09

It is no.

SPEAKER_05 1:04:09

No, it's really not because I I admit things that I've never admitted here.

SPEAKER_07 1:04:14

And y'all make fun of me, man.

SPEAKER_10 1:04:16

You rebels just be quiet.

SPEAKER_04 1:04:17

The people seem to think that you would you you you probably would text me.

SPEAKER_07 1:04:20

We're giving you constructive criticism on your actions, but who who what what what was the vote on this one?

SPEAKER_00 1:04:25

Main on the 70% for German days, and five 12% for time.

SPEAKER_07 1:04:31

I'm coming in the lead for all the wrong reasons. I don't like it. Pause. That's crazy. Oh, I know this. I know this one.

SPEAKER_04 1:04:45

Nah, I'm not going for it. Nah, it's too many badiacs in here. Fuck y'all.

SPEAKER_07 1:04:51

No. Nah, fuck out of here. Easy. Yep. Who you got, Dave? Me. Damn, you a little silent no. He's but you. Both of them say you got roll rage.

SPEAKER_05 1:05:08

What do the people say? Yeah. See? Yeah. I told you, Jimothy.

SPEAKER_10 1:05:17

Fab has no role rage.

SPEAKER_05 1:05:19

Yeah. They don't know. They don't know the real Fab. This is crazy. My son don't never get mad in the call. Nigga, Fab ain't got no shit. They don't know how crazy that nigga is. They don't know he's crazy. He don't got no stats. They don't know the real maniac clocking. This stats is real.

SPEAKER_10 1:05:46

I'm not fucking with y'all niggas. Most likely to cancel last minute.

SPEAKER_04 1:06:02

Oh, that wasn't That's crazy.

SPEAKER_06 1:06:09

Where you at?

SPEAKER_08 1:06:14

I'm done with this nigga's bad.

SPEAKER_06 1:06:16

Not showing up, black. I can't make it. Not going to make it.

SPEAKER_10 1:06:25

I forgot.

SPEAKER_05 1:06:28

Not showing up. Sorry. Oh shit. All these niggas are canceled, man. Uh, what you put? What you put? Gang. What the people said?

unknown 1:06:37

50%.

SPEAKER_05 1:06:38

They said fab. Me and Spizz is canceling.

SPEAKER_06 1:06:42

They don't really, they don't really know because I'm just really not going. Like, niggas.

SPEAKER_03 1:06:46

It's not, it wasn't a case.

SPEAKER_06 1:06:47

Never was ever case.

SPEAKER_03 1:06:50

These niggas be going to shit all the time and be like, nah, we here, but this nigga's not going to this shit.

SPEAKER_10 1:06:56

Who's most likely to have another baby?

SPEAKER_06 1:06:58

Oh, a legitimate one or like Damn man.

SPEAKER_08 1:07:06

Shot put you well. The fuck I got to do with me.

SPEAKER_07 1:07:13

You doing the any meeny miny mo shit? Yes. The fuck are you doing? That's not gonna work, bro. Oh, okay. But boom here.

SPEAKER_10 1:07:26

Boom here. Shit, man. Fuck is you talking about, nigga?

SPEAKER_06 1:07:38

I'm going Davies on the right way. I'm going Maino on a wild night. On a wild night, Maino is.

SPEAKER_07 1:07:49

Yeah. Yeah. Dave looked like he Dave going to work, man. David's going to be. I'm going to work.

SPEAKER_05 1:07:55

Dave going to work, man. Mr. David.

SPEAKER_10 1:07:58

I'm going to work. Y'all retired? It's over.

unknown 1:08:01

But you just said 76%.

SPEAKER_03 1:08:04

Damn. Told you. Told you. Nigga Jim say one percent. It's over.

SPEAKER_08 1:08:16

It's fucked up. It's over. That's this little nigga's lap. It's over.

SPEAKER_03 1:08:22

Nigga said you're a tenure citizen. You can't have no kids, nigga. You a teen and an old head. You can't have no kids. Fucking show.

SPEAKER_08 1:08:31

It's over, man. I don't want to play this show no more, man. Turn this shit off. We got another one.

SPEAKER_07 1:08:36

Most likely to take the longest to get dressed. We all know who that is. Shit, a blind man knows who the fuck that is.

SPEAKER_10 1:08:43

Ricky Fontaine.

SPEAKER_04 1:08:44

Shit.

SPEAKER_10 1:08:45

Pretty Ricky, what they call.

SPEAKER_04 1:08:47

Stevie Wonder will tell you who the fuck that is. Alright, let's get it.

SPEAKER_06 1:08:54

No niggas using different monikers and shit.

SPEAKER_01 1:08:58

Okay.

SPEAKER_05 1:08:58

Okay, nigga. Mr. Rampage. Three. Jim, you know you, you know you're in penmanship. You write a graffiti. Yo, chill up. You write a graffiti. You write a graffiti phone. Fucking pen manship. Right a graffiti phone. The fuck? Who's that? You got it. You been showing that to the class? You've been showing that to the people? Cabo, that's the same. That's what that said, Cabo.

SPEAKER_08 1:09:27

That's a night. Mr. Change three times in one night. The M only.

SPEAKER_05 1:09:37

Oh, Mr.

SPEAKER_04 1:09:37

Change three times for one night.

SPEAKER_05 1:09:39

Okay, but that's the that's an M right there? When it says times?

SPEAKER_04 1:09:43

That's the M.

SPEAKER_05 1:09:44

And that's a night.

SPEAKER_04 1:09:47

That's a night, man. That's a night.

SPEAKER_06 1:09:49

Wow. I'm not gonna incriminate myself.

SPEAKER_08 1:09:57

Unless he kept it on the sea, but I'm not even write a shit there. He know, he knows what it is. I can't deny or confirm.

SPEAKER_04 1:10:05

You all know what that means.

unknown 1:10:09

71 five 15 gem nine day five minutes.

SPEAKER_07 1:10:13

Okay, yeah, they got that bad. No, they said that I'm on time. I can dress earlier.

SPEAKER_08 1:10:18

They ain't getting your no dress down.

SPEAKER_09 1:10:20

They can say you just throw any old thing all me because of this motherfucker.

SPEAKER_07 1:10:26

They watch this every week. They know we got put together. Who's most likely not to clear a feature?

SPEAKER_04 1:10:34

I'm not clearing shit. I don't even know what the fuck clearance means.

SPEAKER_05 1:10:44

Y'all already know. Nigga put that says mister Fuck you, man.

SPEAKER_07 1:10:59

What the fuck is that? I'm done. I'm fucking done. The fact that you you went through life with that handwriting?

SPEAKER_05 1:11:05

Just a question, brother. I never would judge you.

SPEAKER_07 1:11:11

Bruh. That by all means is a B. Or a R. Like what the fuck is that? Like a R. What what it's an R and it's a B. It's both. It's not a letter at all. I told you he writes in graffiti. Like, what is this, man? That's crazy.

SPEAKER_10 1:11:39

That's his voice.

SPEAKER_05 1:11:40

He writes in graffiti.

SPEAKER_07 1:11:41

Oh, oh, it's a P and a Z. MPZ. Yeah, MPZ. This is wow. Yo, what was you trying to say?

SPEAKER_10 1:11:50

Me. That was supposed to have been an M and an E. Damn, bro.

SPEAKER_07 1:11:55

I don't know, but Pride Coppel. This is what I put. All these niggas.

SPEAKER_06 1:12:02

I know y'all gonna say it's me, but y'all got me fucked up. I'm not doing the feature. I'm not doing it. Because I'm not doing any feature. If I if if I do it, I'ma clear it. It's clear. If I'm if I don't wanna clear your feature, I'm not doing the feature. So I know they probably gonna say me just because they think I'm ready to hold wrong.

SPEAKER_04 1:12:25

I thought they were something about some sense.

SPEAKER_10 1:12:26

I don't know y'all for that, so I ain't really know. That's why I said I don't know.

SPEAKER_07 1:12:30

What did it what did the people say? The people got you fucked up.

SPEAKER_06 1:12:34

I told you. Damn, Spizz, you ain't clearing shit. They got me clearing some of my niggas and it's like a lot of things. It's harder to get me to do it than I'm gonna do.

SPEAKER_04 1:12:47

I don't want you to sit here and think that I can send Fab a record and he'd be like, oh, I'm jumping on this tonight. No, I I gotta send him the right record.

SPEAKER_07 1:12:54

I had him listening to 19 records yesterday. He'll do the record if he likes it. He still ain't give me no increase.

SPEAKER_06 1:13:00

I like I like to I like to be anything. I like to be genuine and feeling and fucking with the record. You know what I'm saying? I like when a record comes on, like you know when something that you hear that you like, you immediately gotta you even coming up with shit on your own. Right. Like sometimes you can hear a record that ain't even for you to get on. If you if you really rap, you already start being creative in your own mind space.

SPEAKER_04 1:13:27

Like so what about what about is it for the if it's for the bag? Does it does it matter what the the record is at that point?

SPEAKER_06 1:13:32

The bag can make you like it. A lot of times the bag made me like the song. Oh no, I like this shit. The bag made me like a lot of songs. This is hard. A lot of shit. The bag makes you see. Yeah, this shit is hard.

SPEAKER_10 1:13:52

That shit was fire. It definitely made me.

SPEAKER_06 1:13:57

Play that again? Definitely changed how the song sounded. But most features, though, I'm still, I still want to have that feeling. I want to still feel like the record is is something that I would even just fuck with myself, whether it was a feature or not.

SPEAKER_07 1:14:11

You wanna, you wanna, yeah, you wanna know that that's a good thing. That's my favorite too.

SPEAKER_06 1:14:15

I feel like when I hear a record and I like I fuck with it. But you like it. You would play me records, you play records, Issa sent me records. Everybody, like, I listen to the record and give my honest opinion to the record too. Like, you know what I'm saying? Whether it's for me or not. That's a fact. I still wanna like that's a fact. Have that's a fact feeling. That's a fact. You know when you hear some shit and that shit be that you be like, even sometimes you hear some shit, and it's it may not even be your space, but you can hear, and you know what I'm saying? We know music. You know some shit is hard or not.

SPEAKER_04 1:14:43

Like, you can hear when something's gonna hit, like, nah, this shit gonna go. That's a fact, man. Big shout outs to playmaker, yes.

SPEAKER_06 1:14:51

Like, holler, subscribe. Let's rap about it, episode 24.

SPEAKER_01 1:14:56

Let's rap about it, rap about it. Let's rap about it, rap about it.