Are you a H.A.D? #25

On this episode of Let’s Rap About It, the crew celebrates hitting episode 25 and reflects on how most podcasts don’t even make it this far. The conversation gets real as they dive into parenting, debating whether being tough—or even seeming like a “hater”—can actually make you a better parent. Dave East, Jim Jones, Fabolous, and Maino also share personal fan encounters that crossed the line and made them feel uncomfortable. From there, the discussion shifts into casual sex and dating in today’s culture, before wrapping up with their thoughts on the Pooh Shiesty and Gucci Mane situation. Raw, unfiltered, and full of real talk—this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

Transcript

SPEAKER_08 0:00

Sup, y'all. We are back. Yes, we want to shout out all the fans, man. Have been supporting the pod. Let's rap about it. Today we are at episode 25. So thank y'all.

SPEAKER_09 0:12

25. It's a new segment. It's a new segment.

SPEAKER_08 0:16

25. We need to toast. Let's toast about it. Let's toast it. Let's toast about all our celebrations and all our wins. So let's toast about it.

SPEAKER_11 0:24

Yeah. 25 episodes. Shout out to all of the people that thought we wouldn't do at least 25 episodes, at least 15.

SPEAKER_09 0:31

They say that ain't easy, man. All of the haters that thought that we wouldn't, you know, keep this thing going on. And shout out to all of the niggas that have been hating on us. Shout out to Playmaker. Shout out to Playmaker. Shout out to Prize Picks. But I can't figure it, but we don't want to not give the haters their property. Oh, you gotta give them their proper shit. Shout out to you hating ass niggas that I would have slapped the fuck out you niggas, but shout outs to y'all. I ain't got time right now. Um we too busy doing deals and getting this shit together. Um and shout outs all you niggas that that thought we wouldn't make it, but we did. Um and we're gonna continue doing what we're doing. And it's let's rap about it. Talk about it. And we're getting the tattoos and the chains and everything. Not getting a tattoo. Here you go with this tattoo shit, man. I don't know if I'm getting a tattoo. The chain, the chain. I'm definitely gonna get the chain. Let's rap about it. Mats and tattoos is outlandish. I don't like how you keep saying that. I don't want to do that. I don't know if I'm if I'm. Does it sound like we're gonna show up at the same day and get this tattoo all together? We're click, we are vibe, we are fucking That's why we get chains. We're culture. That's why we get that's why we get the chains. Maybe we tatted. Where you pause, where you putting it? Whoa. I don't even know like I don't like how that sounds. I don't like where this is going. Pause it before I actually. Where are you putting the tattoo at? I got room. Hey yo.

SPEAKER_08 1:53

Hey, yo, hey yo, hey yo. Guys are getting spicy today. Oh my god. On the 25th.

SPEAKER_11 2:02

I don't think it's like an episode. We got a lot to spin. I understand what we said.

SPEAKER_08 2:13

I knew it was brought up, but before we even started it, it is it was crazy. I look he was already on top.

SPEAKER_09 2:21

Y'all saying y'all don't want to do that. No, no, no. As a as a chain, I'm the chain I'm with. No. Let's rap about a chain.

SPEAKER_10 2:27

We can do the chain. We could we get you we can get right with the tattoo. Not the tattoos. No.

SPEAKER_09 2:31

Let's talk about the stats. I don't want to, I don't want to master the stuff. The stats that we don't owe you today. Well, I I learned this from Justin O'Boy. The stats. Yeah. It said that most podcasts don't last past 20 shows. Don't last past 20 episodes. And that's most though. That ain't one gang. And the ones that do are in the top, what is it, 1%? What was that? In the top 1%. 1%. So we're in the top 1% right now of podcasters because we made it past the 20.

SPEAKER_11 3:00

We're in the top 1% because we made it past.

SPEAKER_09 3:02

That's flavors.

SPEAKER_12 3:03

Releasing 21 episodes often places a podcast in the top 1% longest running show.

SPEAKER_05 3:10

Flavors.

SPEAKER_12 3:11

20 episode milestones is those that survive after 90% other stops.

SPEAKER_09 3:16

Oh wow. Okay, so look. We're doing our thing. Let's toss about that too. Come on, one time. Let's tell us about that. Come on, Spizzle. Tell us about it.

SPEAKER_11 3:24

Let's toss about that for us being in a 1% of the podcast. 1% is that still out here doing things. And you know, the fact that we from New York City, it's it's is it's even a plus. Okay. Um becoming too expensive to uh to be this poorly maintained. So this man was riding on a scooter, okay?

SPEAKER_09 3:48

You know the scooters that be in the street? Motor scooters, right? Not the moped. Not the mopeds you be riding on. I don't ride mopeds, and I ride a Kawasaki Kellar. Talk about it, man. I ride a classic bike. I don't even want to, we're not gonna make it a big ride. Everybody rides a tragedy. Man had a man hit a pothole and died. God bless his soul, RP. So it's New York City becoming I wouldn't say becoming nothing. Them potholes ain't nothing new.

SPEAKER_08 4:16

Exactly.

SPEAKER_09 4:18

He died from the pothole?

SPEAKER_10 4:19

If you've been in New York, no, he died from hitting a pothole, the way he landed.

SPEAKER_09 4:25

The way he landed, he hit his head. So that's what I mean. But that been going like So he's riding his bike. I wasn't there, man. I wasn't there, but he hit a pothole. It could be dangerous if you're on a bike, it hit a pothole. Right, but we hit potholes on bikes all the time. Obviously, it was a terrible bike. But he landed, he landed away. This is new. He was on the wrong thing. He was on the wrong type of machinery and he landed wrong. Okay, got it. This is on the FDR. It went left. It's say Ozone Park. Ozone Park. That's on the regular street? That's Queens.

SPEAKER_11 4:58

He died on a regular street?

SPEAKER_09 4:59

Oh shit. I don't know. I wasn't like again, man. Put the next question up there. Rest in peace. No, no, no. Rest in peace. Exactly. Put the next question up. God bless the Pajos. Pajos ain't nothing new in New York, though. Condolis is his family, for real. God bless us.

SPEAKER_08 5:13

You know, you ever seen one of them shits on a gram where it'd be like, it'd be a joke, but they be like doing something that you could get killed and then you just then it just snap and he like with heaven behind him or something like that. That's one of them, that's one of them ones, though. You hit a scooter and then you snap and you you like nah.

SPEAKER_10 5:31

That's the last thing on your mind. Like, nah, no way that just went that way. Can your children? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

SPEAKER_11 5:38

Hold on, no, no. Hold on. Hold on, no, no. That's no, we gotta, no, we gotta, we gotta talk about this. No, we not deep. That's like the nigga that was that was like, nah, but nigga back the M out.

SPEAKER_06 5:51

Yeah, you grabbed the gun. We just grabbed the gun. We're editing this. We're not doing this. Someone lost their life.

SPEAKER_09 5:57

We're not doing this. Let's go to this light. But let's go to the next subject. Let's go to the next subject. The fact that he died on a motor scooter. Okay, let's go to the next one. In a pothole on a regular street, though. Please for one time on a main. I don't even remember. Main look at me. Main, look at me. I'm trying to understand. I'm trying to understand. What? Please. What'd you say? Please. Let's have some respect. No, I'm trying to understand. No, we're having respect, but it's it was a regular street. Oh my god. South Ozone. All right, let's leave it alone. Thank you.

SPEAKER_10 6:27

Listen, check this out. Can you be your child's friend and parent?

SPEAKER_09 6:31

Let's rap about it. Let's rap it. Let's go. Main, check this out. Check this, man.

SPEAKER_10 6:35

We can rap about every topic. You know the vibe. Okay. God bless that man, his family. God bless that man his family.

SPEAKER_08 6:44

That's just a way that's a good thing. That's a crazy way to end up in heaven.

SPEAKER_10 6:47

That's a final dust. Main, check this.

SPEAKER_09 6:52

Can you be your child's friend and parent, or do you have to choose one? I'm struggling with that. You going through that? I'm struggling.

SPEAKER_06 6:59

Yeah, that's a good one.

SPEAKER_09 7:00

I'm struggling, bro. That's a good one. Because as much as you want to be your child's friend, there's times that you have to be the parent, which I had to be. I'm struggling with that, brother. I mean, that's a good one. Where you at with it? Me, I'm struggling. Like it's it's hard. It's hard to have to turn into that parent when that's your dog. Like, that's my nigga. Like, you dig? I don't have to be like, oh, I gotta be a dad and tell you some whack shit, like, yo, bro. And it's like, damn. I play both. You gotta, you have it, it has to be some boundaries and it has to be some discipline. Yeah, but I'm like, damn, you don't have boundaries. I watch you do all kind of wild shit. One thing I can say, y'all, y'all, y'all kids are a little older. Right. Like, I still got like my oldest is 10. Like, how I mean, like. Yeah, besides the wild shit though, they still watch us work every day, day in and day out. They watch us go hard. They w you know what I mean? Like, so it's a it's it's not just seeing us to do all type of wild shit. We have discipline to us, so it's like it's my son's birthday. We just finished having a party for him in a club and he was lit. He got this bottles is coming. I'm just like, and then we go home. And he's like, Yo, dad, I got some people coming too. Cars keep pulling up. I'm like, what the fuck?

SPEAKER_04 8:15

What is this?

SPEAKER_09 8:16

Reminds you of you. Cars and girls keep pulling up. Like, this is a full-fledged party in my house. I'm in the kitchen just washing. It's just like people up and down. I'm just like, what the f I'm telling you, like, I didn't know what to do. Like I didn't, I didn't know what to do. Like I didn't, I didn't know how to.

SPEAKER_08 8:37

You wanted to join in. You wanted to tap in.

SPEAKER_09 8:38

You was ready to turn up. You ain't know if you needed to participate a little bit. I thought about that, but I'm saying I need to be a father. I need to be an example. I need to go back to the house. Somebody gotta be grown in here.

SPEAKER_10 8:48

Like, somebody has to be grown here tonight.

SPEAKER_09 8:50

Right. Like what the f like it's like little niggas is walking around my house. I'm like, I don't like the way they walk in. Like do you understand? It's like they come up and down the stairs. I'm just like they moving like they've been there before. Like, yo, what is like yo, why would you go up my steps? Yeah, you you downstairs, you upstairs. Niggas knew where the bathrooms was at and all that. Yeah, that shit, bro. So were you were you proud? No, I was worried. I didn't understand. So I'm like, yo, bruh, like what's what's going on? Like, you good over there? You like, I'm good, dad, I'm good, I'm good, I'm good.

SPEAKER_10 9:34

That's the fine line right there.

SPEAKER_09 9:35

The vibe in the front. I wanna like lay my law down, but then it's like you don't want to fuck up the vote, the vibe? You don't want to be the vibe killer. It's a vibe already. You don't wanna be the vibe killer, you don't be the you don't wanna be the you don't wanna be the disgruntled old nigga. Right, never wanna be that. You know what I mean? It's like, damn, bro, how long you gonna keep this going? What time y'all ending this shit? Like, yeah, like is it an end to it? Like this is gonna stop? What time y'all ending this shit? It's crazy. It's like that's like an end. I don't know.

SPEAKER_10 10:06

I think you gotta end up like, damn. I think you gotta find that is a it's a my my my daughter's not of that age yet. I I'll holler at y'all in like 10 years. That's like the pot that kettle black. I think it's a it's a how do you it's a mean balance?

SPEAKER_09 10:23

What do you think, Spizzo? Because your dog your son's still young. Yo, but your one son is older.

SPEAKER_10 10:27

It's a mean balance, bro.

SPEAKER_08 10:29

I think I wanna be respected as a parent all the time, and like I could be your friend a second. Like, I don't I don't I think you have to have a certain amount of respect of your parents. Even as we grown, we still have a certain respect for your mom. I think it I think sometimes when you like when you're a younger parent or you got like kids close to age, like how you just said your your daughter's 10, you you automatically just parent. There's a there's a line there. But when you when your kids get to like 18 or 20 or whatever, you you start trying to blend in to be their friend. But I think that's where the line of the the line of respect get like.

SPEAKER_09 11:10

It can get blurry. I blurred it, bro.

SPEAKER_08 11:13

Yeah, your shit.

SPEAKER_09 11:13

I'm gonna be real with you, man.

SPEAKER_10 11:16

It took me to get not to cut you off. It took me to get to a certain age, like right now, right? As a as an older adult, I can smoke with my moms. Mmm.

SPEAKER_05 11:26

That's some out this world shit to me. Like. Now as you grown, I think.

SPEAKER_08 11:30

When I was a young kid, it was a respect you can't, you don't even want to smoke with my mother. I ain't even wanna be, I used to advising my shit.

SPEAKER_09 11:35

I didn't even want her to know I was hot.

SPEAKER_08 11:38

I still respect the hell.

SPEAKER_09 11:39

My son was a little bit different because I felt my m his mom told me that he was smoking when he was about 16. So it was like, for me, it's like I I know niggas is not gonna stop smoking because I know I've been there. You dig? So it's like now am I gonna feel comfortable with him sneaking around trying to get smoke all over the fucking place and it's fence and all and all that shit running around out here, all types. So I'm like, I had to go sit down on him, had to talk with him, picked him up. I told him roll a blunt. I'm like, you know, you smoke weed, right? Smoked a bun till he damn near couldn't smoke no more to see if this is really what he wants to do. But it's like, all right, if you're gonna smoke, then you need to smoke in the house and we'll figure that shit out.

SPEAKER_08 12:20

Even that though is still you being a parent. Because you've taken it and trying to teach him a lesson, or even if you saying, like, if you gonna smoke, you know what I mean, I'd rather you be doing it in this, in this, in this kind of safe space rather than you sneaking around and doing all of that. That's still being a parent to me. Like being a friend would have been like, you know, this certain, like you'll see certain people with their kids and they just doing everything with their kids. They go drink, smoke, do, like, you know what I mean? It is the line is blurred. So that's why I said for me, like, I I I always want my son to feel like he could come to me to talk and have conversations. But I also want the respect from the door. That I'm your dad. Like, I done sacrificed, I done did a lot for you to even get to this one.

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That's a power move. This is a paid advertisement. I don't smoke with my son though. You know what I mean? Like so it's like every now and then I might pass him the blunt and shit like that, but I don't like he's not coming out like, yo, pass the blunt. Like, we don't know he has that respect. Like, it's not like you dig the most he might ask me for. Like, yo, you got any weed that I can get? Like, he's not going to tell me. I had to become a grown man.

SPEAKER_05 15:05

You know what I mean? It's just not to smoke with pops.

SPEAKER_10 15:08

Like, that wasn't no, and remember, I played ball, so even though I was smoking, my pops was like, he was getting high, but he was looking down on that shit as long as me smoking. Right. Once he peeped, that didn't work out. And I it me and him became, we started becoming smoking partners from me getting him the bug. Because it was like, man, Pop, I don't know who you getting that shit from, but you know what I mean? Me and my niggas got pain right now. Like you like smoking that bullshit. You smoking some bullshit, pop. Like, and then they could pressing you for a dub or whatever, however, you getting it.

SPEAKER_08 15:44

So you sold your pop some weed?

SPEAKER_04 15:49

I never sold them no weed.

SPEAKER_10 15:52

I gave him weed. I had it. I never sold it.

SPEAKER_09 15:54

I wasn't, I ain't I like what you said about and what you said about basically having rules because I felt like you got it.

SPEAKER_08 16:04

No, I'm I'm trying to clean up.

SPEAKER_09 16:07

Needed clarity. Nah, I ain't selling no bug. When when I felt like my son had got to an age where he was gonna start exploring and starting wanting to be outside. So I was like, look, if you at the age you're 18, if you want to be outside, instead of going out and hanging out with your friends and doing stupid shit, come do it with me. I'm gonna show you how to do this. I respect that. I'm gonna show you the right way and the wrong way to do this shit. I respect that. That was my thing. Right? And then it's like there's rules to the don't be like if you if if you wanna, if you're going to drink, I don't I'd rather you not. Don't be accepting no drinks from no just anybody. There's safety is first, right? You gotta make sure everybody is with you, comes with you, gets home peacefully, like but then I seen him in the club one time in LA, and it was just like he's getting lap dances, it's just like it was lit. I'm standing there, and it's just like, what's my son is getting lap danced in a regular club? Like, what do I do? But did you have the lap dance talk? And how did that make you feel? Was it a proud dad moment at that moment? It's just like, I don't know how to. It's just it's it's so you're hating on his vibe. Because I'm looking at him and I'm saying he's getting, he's getting, he's getting what you're doing.

SPEAKER_10 17:28

Would you rather that be happening without you seeing it? Because if he's doing it in front of you, he definitely doing it.

SPEAKER_09 17:33

Right, or you'd rather it just happen to you. You wanted to be the sacrificial lamb so he don't have to be a little bit more. I don't want that's what I think it was. What? Hating a little bit. I'm hating it.

SPEAKER_10 17:41

Might have been a little hating.

SPEAKER_09 17:43

Because he must have had no motion if he said. I think baby boy had the motion that night. He was a little, yeah, yeah, yeah. See now the truth coming out. You're hating on a little bit of truth coming out. He was hating on a pro I'm a father. Damn, Zayn. You hating on my boy? I'm a real father, bro. And all I'm saying is.

SPEAKER_06 18:01

That sounded like what happened in the party. You said he was more hating that his party was more popping in the parties having his house. I don't think his parties that he had in the house was as popping as Zayn's party. Oh, I see what this is. I think it's just a hate case.

SPEAKER_09 18:12

You give a house party pops of vibes. Let this nigga talk.

SPEAKER_11 18:16

Damn.

SPEAKER_08 18:16

This nigga, yeah, he said you a hater dad.

SPEAKER_11 18:20

Right. Oh you you just totally missed everything I said and the Jews that I was dropping. And then you pick me as a hater. Hate a dad is a hat.

SPEAKER_06 18:29

There was no proud dad moments in none of this. There clearly was a lot of proud dad moments in all of these situations.

SPEAKER_08 18:37

Say what? Hate Naz dad. Hate Nas Dad, a hat. That's a hat. I would never be a hat.

SPEAKER_06 18:43

That's crazy.

SPEAKER_09 18:45

My son. Everybody ever had a head. This nigga's a dad hat. Everybody ever had my daddy. Not a hat. He's a hat. Y'all niggas just show me. He's a head. And I feel like this is a planned attack.

SPEAKER_08 19:00

The half, the hating ass father. I think my son think I'm ahead too, though. Y'all niggas is heads up. I think we all had something.

SPEAKER_09 19:12

You gotta be a hater. My son do not think I'm a hat. I swear to niggas, you don't think I'm a hat. I know my son is a good thing. There's no way around the ball. If you're a real fuck.

SPEAKER_06 19:26

You've been a hat before. For sure.

SPEAKER_08 19:29

I'm not saying I be hating on them, but I'm I know shit that back.

SPEAKER_06 19:33

They said that you're a hater.

SPEAKER_08 19:34

He said it's a hater.

SPEAKER_10 19:39

When I take Kobe iPad, I'm the biggest hater on earth.

SPEAKER_11 19:42

Yo, Zayn.

SPEAKER_09 19:44

Keep it 100%. I need you to be honest with me, bro. Tell a nigga he a hater, Zayn. This nigga's a hat. Do you think I ever was a hating ass father or hating ass dad?

SPEAKER_11 19:56

How for I hated on you? Be honest. Anything that you think I hated on you.

SPEAKER_12 20:07

That's not what we did. That's the way we didn't know.

SPEAKER_10 20:20

I think the bottom all of the truck hole and go on a park. What I don't know.

SPEAKER_07 20:48

I don't want to talk about yourself.

SPEAKER_06 20:50

If a nigga ever asked you when I hated on you, he said he definitely hated on me. Have I ever been a hating ass?

SPEAKER_10 20:58

You heard? Damn. If a nigga ever asked you, yo, when I hated on you, he definitely hated on you. A hundred percent. No hundred percent about that nigga hated. I didn't expect you put away.

SPEAKER_11 21:14

I'm telling you niggas while you were saying, I didn't expect that.

SPEAKER_10 21:17

Yeah. That was crazy. Cause you hated on it. You was a hat. He just started telling me about some Americans.

SPEAKER_02 21:23

I was like, what?

SPEAKER_10 21:25

That was one hate. You hated one time about the nigga. You don't hate it.

SPEAKER_06 21:34

You hated on the name. Because you hated the first time. Now you mad because you hated. That said you hated it. Now you hated on the movies. Okay, okay. For the hating phones. First of all, we played too much.

SPEAKER_10 22:03

He's a hat ass dad ass nigga. You heard? There's a lot of hair. Put the dad.

SPEAKER_09 22:07

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SPEAKER_09 23:12

This is how you know this is a real show because I just called my son and he just confirmed all my wildest fears.

SPEAKER_11 23:20

He just confirmed my deepest, darkest fears that he would consider me a hater. That's how I know you was a hating ass dad, as I'm gonna do it.

SPEAKER_06 23:27

I never dirty Mac, bro. If you was a hating ass dad, you definitely was a dirty maca. That's like I feel like a dirty maca turns into a hating ass dad. 100% turns into a hating ass dad. It transforms. I see you know it's from a dirty macro coming at me tonight to a hating ass dad. Damn.

SPEAKER_08 23:47

A DMH A D, this nigga's Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They ain't even hear you, but just DMH A D said some shit over there. Chill. Chill.

SPEAKER_10 23:59

We can just sweep it under the rug. I pour it juice, just sweep it under the rug.

SPEAKER_08 24:03

Let's keep it back to the show. They ain't even hear you.

SPEAKER_01 24:11

I'm gonna shoot it up.

SPEAKER_06 24:12

Niggas ain't hear you. But you're wild. Calm down.

SPEAKER_09 24:15

These niggas think they on a roll tonight. Okay. I see what's happening.

SPEAKER_06 24:22

Use a hat. I can't, yo, Zayn.

SPEAKER_10 24:26

Dirty Mac. My son man is a dirty, you dirty Mac and hat.

SPEAKER_08 24:30

Dirty Mac and don't even know you hated on something that they wanted to do. Dirty Mac and they wanted to do, you was like, nah, that's really really played me tonight.

SPEAKER_09 24:38

I kept it a button.

SPEAKER_06 24:42

You didn't dig your fair share here. Now you know what it is? He thought he thought he wasn't a hat, though. Yeah, you never thought. You heard? He never thought all the hate he was going on would be exposed today in this way.

SPEAKER_08 24:53

Yo, when you go in there, I go in there and tell my son, you think it's a head. Tut that iPad off, time to go to bed. Yep. Turn it off. Close the door, that nigga be like hating ass nigga. You know he saying that. Like you know he like.

SPEAKER_05 25:07

Nigga might call you all kind of shit. Time to go to bed. Turn that out, turn all that shit off, time to go to bed. This nigga's a hat.

SPEAKER_10 25:14

This nigga be hating. They wake up in the morning, you nigga fall. Cut that shit off. It's time it's over.

SPEAKER_11 25:21

It is what it is. They definitely mumbled some sucker shit under me. You can't just argue. I just we kept it a buck.

SPEAKER_06 25:30

Now when I took when I took my son's car because he fucked it up, what you think he called me? You thought he was hating. What? I took the wheels for like two months, bro. Niggas be had. No, I was a hater for them 60 days.

SPEAKER_08 25:42

Being a parent is just being a hater. That's just pretty much what it is. Being a parent comes with just hate. Being a hater at some point being a parent.

SPEAKER_11 25:51

No, I thought I was the coolest dad in the fucking world, man. But you find out now that I'm a fucking hating ass dad, the hat, it's crazy. Live on the cast. Live with the cat. I I realized that I'm a hat. This whole time. I never thought that. Never thought it. I never would have. Never knew. You got confirmation to that. But I'm amazing. And it's because of you. I didn't call Zayn. No, no, but shout outs to Zayn, man. You started this. Don't nigga worry about it. I got you though. Don't worry about it.

SPEAKER_06 26:26

Oh no, you never hated on me.

SPEAKER_08 26:32

Yeah.

SPEAKER_11 26:35

That nigga dumped the deal with the Yo, the realization that I'm a hat is putting it down and say that it's affecting me in the day. Zeg remix that shit. The fact that I know that I gotta walk around and felt betrayed, felt like that. I gotta get up tomorrow morning knowing that I'm gonna be.

SPEAKER_06 26:57

We gotta do merch. All of the merries, all the yeah. All the courses, you know. You've been ahead. Me? You've been hating, huh? Me, yo, yo. You've been hating. But you know what's you know what's you been hating and you didn't even know you were hating. Sad part, Dave? The millions of fathers that's gonna realize they've been ahead all the time. You sure don't think about heads out there. It's gonna be a comment. You gonna come up by the ham?

SPEAKER_11 27:23

It's gonna come out as a community. I thought I'm I'm I really want to say, you're not, you sure you're not talking about a ham. A hating ass mom? No. I mean hating ass mother. It's ham's out there.

SPEAKER_06 27:32

Mother get a ham here.

SPEAKER_09 27:37

They don't. You know what? It's gonna be more happy. Step a love. Ham? A mother never get ham. They never get a lot of bad. It's gonna be ham. It's gonna be lamb.

SPEAKER_06 27:45

Your bird gets lamb, nigga. Lamb, nigga.

SPEAKER_09 27:47

They don't get ham, they get lamb, nigga. Chops. Loving ass moms, nigga. You know what? It is. What we talking about, man. I got I'm a law. I'm gonna let it be what it is. It's bad. It all ends up bad for us. Watch when this drop, how many hads is out there? World up. I didn't know I was one though, bro. Yeah, you part of that. I need to I need you to understand the pain that I'm in. We need to have a like a I'm a had too a head. I didn't know though. Step you need a step 12 program for heads, because this is bad. No, but do you is there a way to get out of it? No, I'm gonna be able to do that. Is there a way to not be it?

SPEAKER_10 28:20

Listen, I think it's we gotta take the step 12 program to get out of it.

SPEAKER_11 28:23

I think once you become a head, you it. Can I say my piece?

SPEAKER_10 28:26

I just wanna get this one piece off.

SPEAKER_09 28:28

I feel like being a head or a ham. They don't get that. They get lamb, man. I just told you that. Had or ham comes with being a good parent. Oh. Yes. Okay. Oh, so I'm a good friend.

SPEAKER_10 28:45

I'm a good friend. Right or right. You feel you, you know what I you get what I'm saying? Because if you're not, if you're not a hater at all.

SPEAKER_08 28:51

My mom's definitely was hating. A parent that's not hating at all. My mom used to be a big thing.

SPEAKER_10 28:55

Kid can do what he wanna do. So you gotta kinda, you have to I ain't gonna lie. You gotta throw some hating there. My mom's gonna want you to be a rapper.

SPEAKER_09 29:02

My mom did not want me to be a rapper. I ain't gonna lie. My pops said when we were a rapper. I ain't gonna lie. Moms was hating. It's documented. You could go on Netflix. My dad said, I'm with that nigga to rap. That nigga hating. It's documented. He this is the last shit my dad wanted me to do. My mom's wasn't hating, bro.

SPEAKER_06 29:16

I love my mom's dad. She wasn't hating.

SPEAKER_01 29:19

Go ahead, Joe Mouth.

SPEAKER_09 29:21

We gotta have a conversation when I get home, mom. Never at all. Never hated. She had lamb. She was with it. Shit, man. Y'all got hated on. You was a king. You're gonna do whatever you wanna do. I got hated on.

SPEAKER_11 29:34

I think my mom wasn't hating, though. My mom let me do what the fuck I wanted to do, too.

SPEAKER_09 29:38

Up until basketball ain't worked. Then it was well. My mom, I would get in trouble. My mom's come to school and curse everybody out. It was hate, come to the school.

SPEAKER_08 29:43

I ain't gonna lie, I was your mom like the air conditioned. My mom's did that too, but she still was like that. She still was a hater. My mom was my first hater. That's for real. Like everything, like I used to always look at my mom, like, yo, you don't want. But when you look back in hindsight, a lot of stuff that she was keeping me from helped build the kind of person I was. But her natural.

SPEAKER_09 30:03

My grandma was a big hat. My grandma was a hag. My mom's like your mom was like. My mom loved me so much as a shit. My mom's was a land. You heard? My mom's was a land. My grandma was a hag. She hated. What? She hated what? Hag. Yeah, because she was from old school. My mom's was like. Yo, copyright all these terms for niggas run with these terms. We dropped for the T's. We dropped some joints tonight. T's. Hag. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Ham. Ham, ham, ham, ham, had. That's our shit. Had. Half. Them is good T's right there. That's our shit.

SPEAKER_08 30:37

Yo, let's rap about some hoops real quick. Brought to you by the homies at Prospects.

SPEAKER_09 30:42

Knicks is in the playoffs, and it's a better ball out right now. What are we talking about? It's the playoffs.

SPEAKER_10 30:47

It's always a good thing when we're in the playoffs, man. We that much hoops is a good one.

SPEAKER_09 30:51

What we doing? We're going more on everything with the Knicks right now. More on everything with the Knicks. On everything. It's up. We ain't got more points, more rebounds. We gotta up in this playoff season.

SPEAKER_08 31:02

We think the Knicks are getting out of the first round of the playoffs? Definitely.

SPEAKER_09 31:04

For sure. More rebounds with Josh Hart. Definitely. More points, too. Everybody gotta up it. That's how I feel.

SPEAKER_10 31:12

It's playoff season. The whole team gotta up it a little more. The city count on this.

SPEAKER_09 31:17

We've been doing good the last couple years in the playoffs. We gotta get ready to take it to take it there. We there. Cat definitely more points, more rebounds. We need production out of Kat.

SPEAKER_08 31:26

Cat gotta really, you know what I'm saying? He can't, Kat is like, you know, when he when he's in the offense and they and really like controlling the offense, he's he's one of the reasons that the Knicks win. You know what I'm saying? Like JB always does his job, but when Kat do his thing, it's like, you know, they they hard to beat. What about Mikhail Bridges? Mikhail Bridges, I think he's gonna he's like an X Factor player to me. So like he can have like a game where he just you know go for 25, he hitting the big shots. So I need him to be that kind of player in the playoffs. You know what I'm saying? That that play because everybody looks at the stars or they're gonna look at JB and Kat. You know, sometimes Bridges or OG, like when they when they contribute, they got they make it a little bit like you can't just factor in on the stars, you know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_05 32:18

Whatever they've been doing to get to the playoffs, everybody gotta step it up and turn it up a little a notch.

SPEAKER_09 32:24

Like that's not Nicks! It is up. It's the playoffs. Don't let us down, baby. For real.

SPEAKER_08 32:29

Can the niggas get the Eastern Conference? Can they can they I mean if we if we believe I believe we can who pressure in the conference? Celtics. Boston.

SPEAKER_09 32:39

I'm saying I'm gonna do the national park rushing the last few years. Like we kept going up. Now the next is the thing. The next one is we gotta take it. I think New York can take the Eastern Conference. That's the next step up for it. Everybody else, everybody else. Let's just put it in the universe. We're gonna do it. 100%. Don't let us down next to get into existence. Have you saved anything to pass down to your kids or plan on passing something you have now down to your kids? Have you niggas saved? I'm saving.

SPEAKER_10 33:14

I mean, so I got accounts for my all my kids, so that's fire. They definitely got a lot more money than I had at their ages.

SPEAKER_09 33:22

Let me tell you an easy way to do it, other than doing like a trust and all that, that's it's great. Right. But another way to do it is just having a life insurance policy, a nice one. A nice for your kids. On your life or your kids' life? On your life, nigga, in case when you croak, nigga.

SPEAKER_10 33:37

I'm gonna keep it real with you. I don't have that on my life yet. And I think I should, but I feel like the day I do that, I'm already. Million dollar policy for all your daughters. The day I do that, I'm like, yep, I'm about to die. Yeah. That's not true, no. I just feel like you niggas, you niggas like home. That's the difference between you niggas.

SPEAKER_11 33:56

I got life insurance on my babies at home over there. I got life insurance. I ain't dead yet, nigga, and I'm on the edge. I feel you.

SPEAKER_09 34:03

I feel you. I live on the edge, nigga. That's just me, though. I feel like you might need it. I'm a superstitious life insurance because you live on the edge.

SPEAKER_10 34:12

You on the edge, nigga. Give me some insurance. I'm a superstitious nigga, no funny shit. I'm putting it in. I feel like the day I do that, it's like I set my countdown. Yeah, that's how I feel. Well, the mother cowboy. I feel like I'm when we got that out, it's a countdown now. The kids may be good, but I feel like as a countdown.

SPEAKER_11 34:31

I don't like that shit. Intact for your kids in case of anything is good. It's 100% good. That's a great idea. We did not say that. It's 100%. It's a great business. Great business movie. You can borrow against that.

SPEAKER_09 34:45

100%. I'm hip on all of that. I'm not so you're not saying nothing wrong. I'm just saying the reason why. What's your reason, nigga? I feel like Dave feel like I'm like I'm I like I feel like I'm going, uh, that's just spooky to me, bro. It's not spooky, bro. But not saying I'm not taking different things. We're taking risks anyway. That's the easiest way to do that. While we talk about the subject, if I'm here to leave anything for my son, so besides a blueprint and the knowledge that I always try to give him, because if it all goes bad and I can't leave him nothing, I'll at least want to leave him the knowledge to build a kingdom. Right. Right, but if you put a life insurance policy on top of that, right. So listen what I'm saying. You just put life on top of that.

SPEAKER_01 35:34

You need a life insurance.

SPEAKER_09 35:42

Can I get us some money? Yeah, can I get us some money? Yeah. Any life insurance company out there that would like to come sit down with us, man, maybe help us out with uh showing us the benefits of you got to be able to do that. I watch I watch Provision Files too much. They be leaving niggas for them for them life insurance policies, man. Right now. I know what he I know what y'all say. Y'all got a fear of the unknown. I understand. Y'all niggas is scared. Yeah, I don't want to I don't wanna I don't wanna tell. I don't want to tell the people I'm ready to die. That's not telling nobody you're ready to die. That's it. That's having things in place in case you die.

SPEAKER_10 36:14

We all gonna die. Ain't no incurrency. Everybody's dying. That's a guarantee.

SPEAKER_09 36:16

Everybody in this fucking room is gonna be gonna check out.

SPEAKER_10 36:18

So I don't wanna I don't wanna think about me checking out until my checkout get here. 100% I'm coming to everybody from. I don't want to go talk about my checkout and then I got 30 more years of living. I don't want them combos. I'm scared of that shit.

SPEAKER_11 36:30

It's not a combo. Go get you life insurance. Put a million dollar policy so you can't. And you telling a nigga, in case I die. In case I die.

SPEAKER_08 36:38

That's not a Harlem thing. You Brooklyn niggas do life insurance policies? That's some BK shit? I had life. My mom's had life insurance on me since we was like kids, though. Yeah, ego. I had life insurance for me.

SPEAKER_10 36:49

You got your own loan? Did you do that on your own, too? Your kids, nigga. I'm not mad at y'all. Life inside.

SPEAKER_07 36:53

I had life insurance on my kids. Y'all ready to go? In case a nigga, in case you out it. What? Life insurance in the book is about you ready to go. They all set, right? What is what is what you said?

SPEAKER_06 37:05

Y'all ready? Y'all ready? Y'all giving y'all ready? Wow, this shit is crazy, bro. This is crazy. That's what it sounds like. Listen. You said we're ready to go?

SPEAKER_09 37:14

Like I said, it sounds like that's not what that's not what we're saying, though.

SPEAKER_11 37:19

We go, nigga. Volatile, nigga. There's no engagement. We're gonna go. Y'all just a little more ready than me.

SPEAKER_09 37:26

You and Fab are a thousand percent right. I don't know. Life is kinda cool. It's my thing. Life insurance on fancy. And it's an investment. But see, me hanging with y'all, I'm gonna probably get influenced to go do some shit like that. Shit like that. So I get it. That's the purpose of this.

SPEAKER_11 37:42

I like I like your superstition. Keep it. That's the purpose of this. Because I don't want nothing to happen. Like, as soon as you get it, then it's like, oh, then I get hit by a bus or some dumb shit.

SPEAKER_01 37:52

You got hit by a fucking bus.

SPEAKER_10 37:54

And y'all done spoke that shit up. Yeah, I'm not with that. See? See? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Leave it, leave it like that, though. Leave it like that. If you ain't got it, don't get it. When the time calls, if you ain't got it, fuck it, don't get it. When the time calls, you know what I mean? Yeah. Alright, so how much money y'all put out on your on each other if I'm not getting too much? Every month. It's a policy.

SPEAKER_08 38:12

It's a policy. Monthly? Like it's like some insurance type shit. Yes, it's another bill. It's like health insurance. When I think about it now, I I feel like my mom's did it from a hood standpoint. So if like if something happens, she would be able to bury you correctly, have your your life. That's true, though. There's a lot of people who die in a hood and they don't nobody. Next thing you know, niggas don't have money. They doing fish fries, right? Like it's waiting for other people to pay for it. So when you fish fries. Niggas do. That's the hood. I've been a man fish fries. I never saw fish fries though.

SPEAKER_07 38:47

You never seen niggas I never saw that. I've been to man fish fries for years. You just made that never seen that before? You just made that up. I've been in the hood of the five. I never saw fish fries. To get the money. The fish fries after. It's the it's the it's it's like after the things you gotta do with everything. But the remote.

SPEAKER_04 39:12

It's the raise money.

SPEAKER_08 39:14

The repass. It's selling them plates. Let me finish my point though. The plates help. So I think my mom did it from that standpoint so that we she wouldn't be stuck in the case of something happening to her or if it's happening to her child or whatever like that. But when I think about it now, I don't know how much I need the insurance for. Like I can just pay for a funeral for whoever needs a funeral. I wouldn't, I wouldn't need insurance when I'm thinking about it now. Like I when you in the hood, you she's doing the insurance because she may not have the kind of money to get a proper burial. But now I don't think that I need insurance to do it. So I'm kind of like, I do have insurance, but I'm at the same time kind of feeling like I don't, I may not even need to have a policy because I could just help your kids when you're gone.

SPEAKER_09 40:04

But back then. But back then.

SPEAKER_08 40:07

If you got money though, if you got your money gonna go to the house, you can't do that. That was attached to people's jobs.

SPEAKER_09 40:11

That was attached to people's jobs back then. Like I remember all the all the people in my family that did have jobs, they had they take money out for their life insurance and all that out of the check and shit like that. Right, right, right.

SPEAKER_11 40:21

Still like that, still like that. So whatever you leave them, then they got an extra.

SPEAKER_10 40:24

But what's the difference in having life insurance and you pass and now say you got multiple kids and now they all arguing over how they break that down?

SPEAKER_08 40:32

Or nah, life insurance, you set up the policy. But if you don't have a policy, that's when that type of shit happens. Now you die and your kids, everybody wanna do different things. So with the policy, you can set up like your will, you can set up the water. This go to this one, this one go to that one.

SPEAKER_10 40:47

Yeah. Something about me feel like I would just want to give it the Kai.

SPEAKER_09 40:52

There's one baby. What? There's one daughter. She delegated. And I think she's gonna do right. No, I think I think you need to revisit that in a couple years ago. I think so. Get you a policy, nigga. Get you a policy, nigga. Get you a policy.

SPEAKER_11 41:05

Nah, I really believe that. It's easy. They come over there, they're checking.

SPEAKER_05 41:08

I think if that was, like, if it was the other way around, like if my pop, say I was the one and my pops was the person that had the bag like that and they gave it, I would hit my my brother and my sister off. I wouldn't violate.

SPEAKER_08 41:16

Siblings, they done went through the room. I wouldn't violate over death. That's me, though. I wouldn't violate.

SPEAKER_10 41:20

Now my little brother got it. I don't know.

SPEAKER_08 41:23

Siblings went, that's why you they set up the whole thing.

SPEAKER_10 41:25

I love Arrow to death, but I don't know. I got that. That's why they set up something. He might dip off.

SPEAKER_09 41:30

I got one. I'ma look out. I don't know. We ain't really gotta go through sibling rivalry and shit like that. I got a son and a daughter. Oh, yeah, so you got sibling rivalry. You got more than one. You can't leave that with one or the other. Yeah, but I got policies, though. They got it all set up. I got it all set up. I got a dude from Atlanta. He he uh um runs a whole a big ass uh life insurance company. He'd been trying to get me to do that for like the last 15 years. It's good. He called me like a month. World. Like, yo, you ready, you ready, you ready? So I think that's a little policy, man. Knowing that y'all, y'all, I mean, like, sometimes I need to be out there popping shit. Get your little policy. I don't know what that means. What that means. You pop a lot of shit. You pop shit, it's your policy, nigga. Legendary shit starter. Yes, any nigga that pops shit should have a policy. So I'm telling you legit starter, issue a policy. Ready to go. You pop a shit in the fuck up. That's what they promote no more. Get ready. You pop shit, you pop shit, get your policy.

SPEAKER_08 42:27

So your yo, your policy with So have your life insurance together. Split it evenly between your two kids.

SPEAKER_09 42:32

Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 42:33

Even at the different ages they at.

SPEAKER_09 42:35

Yeah. But get you a policy, nigga. You be out there. My favorite kid gets the most.

SPEAKER_08 42:40

Who's the favorite kid? That's what they're gonna find out when that has a be, you gotta, you in the running. Y'all I'm gonna love you in the running.

SPEAKER_10 42:50

Yo, don't switch up on me. Yo, Pop's dead and gone. That's the day you find out who's the enemy.

SPEAKER_07 42:57

I knew this nigga was a hat.

SPEAKER_06 42:59

I knew he bitch was a hat. This hating ass nigga. He dead.

SPEAKER_08 43:04

Say we like in the winter is in the winter.

SPEAKER_06 43:06

Yeah, the other two, like, this nigga's a hat, man. Man, that one nigga's a hat, man. He ain't never support my shit. While I'm alive, y'all all got an even shot.

SPEAKER_09 43:14

That's it.

SPEAKER_10 43:15

This nigga always sayed it on me. He really never showed me no love, show me no real love. That's crazy. You find out the day a nigga go. Nigga said, I'm gone.

SPEAKER_06 43:24

Y'all holler at me next time y'all see me.

SPEAKER_10 43:26

Y'all holler at me, man. That's what I that's what it happened to y'all, y'all.

SPEAKER_09 43:29

Can you have casual sex with someone that still go on dates, or does that automatically make it more than casual? I like to go on dates with the people I have casual sex with. Alright. Damn. Yeah. You know why? Because it's like that sound there, you know. Yeah, it may it makes it fun. We go on dates and still have casual sex. Don't ask me about my business though when I'm not with you, but don't ask me about my business.

SPEAKER_06 44:00

Mind your business. Mind your business. You see me talk to somebody while I'm with you, mind your business.

SPEAKER_08 44:05

You think going on a date doesn't make doesn't change it being casual sex. It ain't casual no more. I'm trying to say casual sex, you're not supposed to have any kind of connection.

SPEAKER_09 44:13

But can't still be casual without your goal of date.

SPEAKER_08 44:16

Oh, so I don't understand. So you combined it, really. That's like your thing is.

SPEAKER_09 44:19

Everything is casually. Oh, but some people only get sex. You dress casual. Some people only get casual. That's what they're saying.

SPEAKER_08 44:25

They say those people are casual.

SPEAKER_09 44:26

Like the people that what if I show up to the house is dressed casual. Yeah, but so when you go He just pulled up casual. And the fact that you took all took her out to eat, does that make it casual anymore? Or now is it deeper than casual? If I'm not committing, I'm not in a response, I'm not in a uh a committed relationship. Does it depend on where the date was at? Like where?

SPEAKER_10 44:48

Like if you went somewhere that was flavors, or you went to some bullshit.

SPEAKER_05 44:52

Like, does that matter?

SPEAKER_08 44:54

Also, is it safe to say anybody we see you on a date with, you're having casual sex with that? Real question. We see you out eating. Yo, he put that shit so eloquently.

SPEAKER_06 45:04

He said, also, you robbed some right.

SPEAKER_11 45:07

No, no, what he said is there's a high possibility, you know. No, this is my dog. He understands me. Yeah, you know, right? So check this out. Here's the thing.

SPEAKER_09 45:16

There's people that you don't go on dates with, but that you just go fuck. Did it right? That's not the question. But it's it is the question. That wasn't it. That wasn't your problem. We understand what's going on. Nope. No, what's his problem? The question was based on dating.

SPEAKER_08 45:34

What's your problem? What's your problem over there, young boy?

SPEAKER_04 45:37

What's his problem? I got I got to take him off. I got his problem though. I mean, I don't understand. Hey man, what's his problem? What's his problem, Jack?

SPEAKER_11 45:52

I got to take him off. If this people that you that you just go to the you just go lay down with.

SPEAKER_10 45:58

To the boom boom room.

SPEAKER_09 45:59

Right? The people that you just go lay down with. No dating?

SPEAKER_11 46:04

No dating.

SPEAKER_09 46:04

Is it just casual sex? But if you take him on dates, does it still mean it's casual still? That's what the question is. Is it still casual? It's about the date. Because you took him on a date, does that automatically make it? Everybody date worthy. So we're asking you, so if you have a casual sex with a girl, and then you take her out on a date, now does it take it a step up from casual, or bitch, we still casual sexual? If I'm not taking you out on a date, then that means you're not date worthy. Okay, so so it's past casual after you take her out on a date. So what? I didn't understand what you said. You've been having casual sex with this woman. Right. Hypothetically. Right. Now you take her on a date. But I should have taken her on a date before we had sex. That's the truth, nigga.

SPEAKER_06 46:49

Okay. You fucking know my hypothetical. It's my hypothetical moment. How you twisting my hypothesis?

SPEAKER_11 46:54

You always got a hypothetical. That's what I'm saying. When it comes to me, you always got a hypothetical.

SPEAKER_09 46:59

You always got a hypothetical. What's all why? So you want to tell him you're a nigga with many hypotheticals.

SPEAKER_06 47:08

So I was like, I'm trying to say, you know what I mean? I'm trying to make it.

SPEAKER_09 47:11

You're painting a narrative. You're painting a narrative. Listen. If I take you on a date, I like you. So it's not casual anymore.

SPEAKER_08 47:21

No, it's still casual. He's taking you on a date because he likes her casual sex.

SPEAKER_09 47:26

Yeah, because this you make you if you like her, then it's past casual. It's not casual. No, it's just like that. And what did you drink casual? I still gonna like you. I like I like you. You like the casualness of you. Yeah, I'm in lust with you, girl. So it's past casual, it's lust now. Lust is like. There's no more casual no more.

SPEAKER_11 47:44

It's nothing like casual sex. Maybe I like sex that that makes me feel you like meaningful.

SPEAKER_09 47:48

You like meaningful? You like a provocative? I like I like provocative. I think I like provocative. You're perplexed.

SPEAKER_01 47:59

What is casual sex? I don't know.

SPEAKER_08 48:01

And I haven't been having it. Niggas interrogated that nigga with a casual sex question. That nigga don't know what the answer is. That nigga over there just talking about. I'm in a dick. I'm on a date having casual sex. Do I be going? I'd like to go to the date to get casual sex. This nigga just sometimes casual sex is the date. You know what I mean? Like, you don't even know where the date I'm sitting over there low. Like, I don't know where the fuck this shit went, but I'm like, what is it?

SPEAKER_11 48:32

Sometimes it is the date. Y'all plan. Listen, listen.

SPEAKER_08 48:39

Niggas lost me a long time ago. I'm like I don't know.

SPEAKER_10 48:43

I'm confused, man. I'm confused. Casual sex is the date.

SPEAKER_11 48:49

I don't know. I don't know. Oh shit. First of all, define casual sex. What does that even mean? Oh man. That's what the first thing we should have did. You got dockers. We don't know. That means you got dockers. We not the knowledgeable.

SPEAKER_10 49:01

You got dockers on. We're not that knowledgeable.

SPEAKER_09 49:03

You gotta get some casual all the way back and say, what is casual sex? What is casual sex? Chloe, what is casual sex? You having sex and some casual shit.

SPEAKER_06 49:12

Is it sexist? Is it sex and no? That's that that's that's a black tie affair. More like petty loafers. Hush put.

SPEAKER_08 49:22

JB. Hush put these casual, though. JB, what is casual sex?

unknown 49:27

In psychology.

SPEAKER_12 49:29

Casual sex refers to sexual, sexual activity between people who are not in a committed romantic relationship, often without expectations of exclusivity, emotional intimacy, or a future together.

SPEAKER_11 49:45

So that means that you can actually take that in that. Right, and still have casual sex. You can be a casual dater. Right? And the thing is, you can go on dates and enjoy what it feels like to be on dates to do something fun and to do something cool, go to the movies, go to somewhere, go to a play, go to dinner. You can do all these things and still and still be not being a committed relationship. I don't like that.

SPEAKER_08 50:09

I don't like the casual dates with no sex. Do you get casual sex after the casual date? No, that's no no no no. No, we're not doing that with no sex?

SPEAKER_11 50:18

Casual dating with not without sex? You're just a serial serial data at this point. Right. That's no, that's the real fucking tea.

SPEAKER_09 50:26

That is the real problem. We're not doing that.

SPEAKER_10 50:29

That sounds like a lot of money being spent.

SPEAKER_09 50:32

Right, without and no, yeah.

SPEAKER_10 50:34

Sex.

SPEAKER_08 50:34

Look, Jim's lost. Jim's lost now.

SPEAKER_09 50:38

You lost? Are you lost?

SPEAKER_08 50:39

Are you lost?

SPEAKER_09 50:40

No, no, you lost.

SPEAKER_11 50:41

That nigga was glitching for me. It was like yo. No, going on dates, a casual date, okay? And then not selling a deal after. That's a casualty. A casualty.

SPEAKER_02 50:54

That's definitely a casualty. Casualty of war.

SPEAKER_01 50:58

We went on a date.

SPEAKER_10 51:00

She said not tonight unless. That's a casualty.

SPEAKER_07 51:08

That's a casualty of war. That was good. That's a casualty.

SPEAKER_08 51:12

That was good. I went to war tonight and I didn't make it. Yeah, I don't like that. I don't like coming home like that.

SPEAKER_11 51:18

You've been through some shit. Defeated. Like you've been defeated.

SPEAKER_06 51:22

Bullets is like questioning yourself.

SPEAKER_09 51:26

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SPEAKER_04 53:26

Oh what?

SPEAKER_09 53:29

No, women listen to what I'm saying. That's exactly what he's what we're talking about. Listen to what I'm saying.

SPEAKER_11 53:33

Exactly where this leads to.

SPEAKER_09 53:38

With all due respect, and I don't mean no disrespect. What I've come to understand, being that I'm a scientist.

SPEAKER_06 53:47

Scientist or guru?

SPEAKER_08 53:51

A love doctor.

SPEAKER_09 53:52

A scientist. Now a scientist. No, because I know science, nigga. Gravity is a theory. It's a theory. I understand science. Okay. I'm a scientist. Okay? It's things that I know. You may know the scientists. So what's the science for the day, God? What's the day's science, God? Women that are entertainers, like singers and actresses, they fuck faster. Like quicker. Like you mean them, they fuck. It's like, oh shit. Not like they fuck fast. They just fuck faster. Right. And this is casual or just it just happens.

SPEAKER_08 54:25

Casual, no date.

SPEAKER_09 54:26

I thought he meant like they fuck fast.

SPEAKER_06 54:28

Like fast like rabbits, or they go. It's casual. Is this casually fucked? Is it casually done? Or is this fast?

SPEAKER_11 54:38

Or they give it up quick. I'm trying to, they give it, right? They casually fuck.

SPEAKER_10 54:41

They fast. You said they fuck fast. I didn't know.

SPEAKER_09 54:44

Right. So like they they they they They try to get to the point. Clear it up. Because they you understand what they you understand what they deal with a lot, right? So it's like they entertain us, they deal with a a high level of of responsibility. Having to be places, traveling, schedule, interviews. It's a lot of stress. So then when they when they get so then when they get to your city, it's like they send you a text. Nigga, what's up with that dick? What? 100%. That's the text you begin? I'm gonna go pause, but we'll never let you slide.

SPEAKER_11 55:18

That's what they send it.

SPEAKER_09 55:19

It was what the ladies are sending. It's not a pause. This is the say it again? That's what they said. Don't make him say that again.

SPEAKER_06 55:26

What's going on up here? Don't don't dare make him repeat that. Say it again, then nigga. Say it again. I'ma say what I gotta say. But you can't say it.

SPEAKER_09 55:37

If a lady said it's a big thing, nigga, what's up with that is crazy. Because the way you said it, nigga, what's that's nigga? What's up with that dick? That's what the lady say. You didn't say that the first time. That's what I'm saying. I'm only talking about the lady. We trying to figure out.

SPEAKER_11 55:56

Cabo, what was you trying to? Oh, these niggas, they tried me tonight.

SPEAKER_08 56:00

Don't look, don't look over here. I don't got nothing for you.

SPEAKER_11 56:07

I don't give a fuck. I don't know. Y'all know what I'm talking about. I'm talking about women.

SPEAKER_08 56:12

Yo, I can't. I don't feel anything. Yo, Jay Bez was what?

SPEAKER_06 56:17

He said he's numb to the fact. After this one? Oh shit. This shit is crazy. This shit that got crazy fast, bro. Like, yo, I can't wait. Nah, it ain't a fucking break. Break, man. I'm trying to ask the question.

SPEAKER_09 56:30

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SPEAKER_08 56:44

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SPEAKER_09 56:49

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SPEAKER_10 57:02

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SPEAKER_09 58:35

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SPEAKER_08 59:02

Question, y'all. How do you handle when fans make you uncomfortable? What is your what how do you handle that?

SPEAKER_09 59:09

I hate when the big girls grab my prick and squeeze my ass. I hate it.

SPEAKER_08 59:13

That makes you uncomfortable? Very. So how do you handle that? What do you do? When the midges do it, what happened?

SPEAKER_09 59:24

That's one thing I will say. I never it was a time that I wished it happened, but it just didn't.

SPEAKER_10 59:30

So is there a type of female that can do that to you and it doesn't bother you?

SPEAKER_09 59:33

I'm saying a woman that you're interested in, of course, whatever that be. And she pain. Then it's okay. It's all good. No matter how you just felt uncomfortable, no matter how she fondled you. It's okay. It become instantly it becomes okay. It's all good. This is coming from. Your baby was going in the club, and there was an artist that presented him with a painting of his two daughters. And the baby took that to offense, which as a father, any father would, especially in opposition, as we try to keep our kids sheltered. But on the flip side, I don't think the artist meant any harm.

SPEAKER_06 1:00:04

So it was a banter, a little bit advancer. The baby went uh social media, let people know how he felt about it.

SPEAKER_09 1:00:12

Uh the artist went on social media, said he apologized, he meant no disrespect, took it down off a social media page, and you know what I mean? So hopefully they can figure out how to maybe do something in the future. But as a person has daughters, Dave, you, Biz, how how do y'all feel about that? You got your daughters, how do you how would you feel about that? I feel him a hundred percent, but then on the flip side, I also um I live in reality.

SPEAKER_10 1:00:41

So you can feel how you feel, but then you also gotta understand this just this is my opinion.

SPEAKER_05 1:00:48

If I post pictures of my kids, or I post pictures of my mother, or I post pictures of my girl, I post pictures of my dog. Whatever I post that's personal to me, and I put it on the internet, now it's for the world to have.

SPEAKER_10 1:01:03

So it might bother me, but at the same time, it's like you wouldn't have got that picture or had that photo of my children unless I posted it. You get what I mean? So it's almost like a, I feel them as a father. I feel like you don't want you don't want motherfucker running down on you with that. I get that all the time. Yo, I painted your daughter, or I painted your man that died, or a lot of that shit is personal. And the person that's pulling up to you with the painting, they don't know these people. But they thinking that's the thing that's gonna make them get right to you. That's gonna skip them through the line because they painted something that's personal to you.

SPEAKER_09 1:01:41

You just finished performing. Right. You walking out the club.

SPEAKER_10 1:01:45

Me personally, I would have said thank you, bro.

SPEAKER_09 1:01:47

But you took the painting?

SPEAKER_10 1:01:48

I probably would have took it. Just because he took time out of his day to do that. That's probably how I would have reacted. I wouldn't have, I don't think that would have offended me. Because it happens so often where I know these motherfuckers don't know me or my kids, but I'm obviously doing enough to inspire them to want to, you know what I mean, do that. So I would I probably wouldn't have knocked them in that, in that, in that space. You would not have been offended. I don't think so. If and if the picture looked like my kids now, if you paint some shit, you know a lot of motherfuckers will violate. What they look like a cartoon and shit. Like, if I if I feel like you're playing with me, then that's a whole nother story. But if I see the photo and it's like, damn, that look like the picture I posted of my daughters. And it's a great picture, is a portrait, it might be something I put up in my crib or something I get a, you know what I mean? Like, so I don't, and that I feel like in that moment, I I can respect how he moved, but at the same time, it's like no wrong answer. You put that out. Like, you know what I mean? So you can't really can't knock what you already gave to the internet. You know what I mean? However, it comes back to you, like it might be a painting, it might be a drawing, whatever, but you put it out there.

SPEAKER_08 1:02:58

I think it's to each his own of how they want to parent. Um obviously the baby, that's the way he chooses to parent and how he chooses to have his children respected in public. Ah, um, but I don't think it was wrong for the person to paint a you know fans and trying to actually just give you a piece of art. But I think, you know, the baby is is is his own person, his own dad, his own um he has his own set of rules for how he wants to raise his kids. So, you know, I can't speak on that and whatever his choices or preferences is, you gotta let respect that. Um I think this fans, to answer the whole question as a whole, I think fans um it's hard to deal with it sometimes because as everybody also that just runs up to you or trying to take a picture really all the time ain't fans. They just, you know, somebody wanna take a picture sometimes with whoever they see or you know, they look at them as famous. So it's hard to even separate who's a fan or who just somebody who wants to take a picture with somebody who people know so they can put it on their page or whatever like that. But I think when they do stuff that's uncomfortable, it it doesn't matter if it's a fan or you know what I'm saying. I want respect as a person when I'm out in public and I just, you know, you could be a fan and and and you know, like what I do, but at the same time, in that you gotta respect me as a person as well. So I think like I would have that conversation with a fan that who's doing something a little bit more uncomfortable, or I gotta remove myself from the situation. You know what I'm saying? I'm not gonna crash out or let somebody who's too excited make me crash out in a sense, but um at the same time, I'm not you know, I'm gonna have a line of respect.

SPEAKER_05 1:04:57

We all we all been in spaces where you don't have that extra amount of time to even talk with the fan or speak with the fan, you know what I mean?

SPEAKER_10 1:05:05

Like you might be getting rushed in your in the in the car or rush backstage or rush or I mean like so I feel like I see both sides of it because I think a fan sometimes think, if or if I paint his kids, this is gonna make him you know what I mean? Like this might make him curve everybody else and be like, oh no, I mean this that's some intimate shit.

SPEAKER_05 1:05:29

So I feel like a fam might not be thinking that's gonna get them curved. Like, nigga, don't be painting my motherfucking kids. Like, you don't know how the parent feels about that. Like, you get what I mean? In that moment. To each his own, like Spears was saying, like, you know what I mean?

SPEAKER_09 1:05:42

I understand. I'm on my third cookie. Who made these?

SPEAKER_10 1:05:46

Them shit's different. I had to put them shit on the couple.

SPEAKER_09 1:05:48

Alexis made these? Uh-huh. She made these? It's her company. Oh my god. I'm different, different. I I only had four. I'm on the third one. Guilty pleasure treats tapping. That's crazy. What happened to you? That makes you uncomfortable.

SPEAKER_10 1:06:01

Me?

SPEAKER_09 1:06:02

No.

SPEAKER_10 1:06:03

Um, the only shit I don't I like it ain't really been nothing crazy, but like you were saying earlier, like some spots I go to and it's like it'd be like older women. Sometimes it'd be younger women, like older women. No, I love I love all women. Asia, I mean I'm not really uh I ain't gonna get into that. But I just don't like the I don't like the uh the grabbing. The seat the sneaky grabbing of the gat.

SPEAKER_01 1:06:35

What's going on tonight, bro?

SPEAKER_10 1:06:36

You're gonna be a little gat grabbing going on in the city. Now that happens. Like when you when you get moved through a crowd. No, real shit. You getting moved through a crowd, you got you got motherfuckers that are just risky. Like, I never seen this nigga before. This is the first time he in my city. They might try to grab you, like you know what I mean? In them moments, and that shit I don't be, I don't really be liking that. You know what I mean? But other than that, I don't really nothing really make me feel uncomfortable besides a nigga trying to talk to me all night.

SPEAKER_01 1:07:06

There you are. What?

SPEAKER_09 1:07:09

What'd you say?

SPEAKER_01 1:07:10

What?

SPEAKER_09 1:07:10

No, you said what made me what? What did you say? What? The question was what makes a what makes me feel uncomfortable? A what? Basketball nigga trying to talk to me all night. That's crazy. That's pause. Oh, okay. I get it. What's pause about that? No, no, no, no, no. I don't do pause, but I just hear what you said. I don't know.

SPEAKER_10 1:07:30

A nigga trying to talk to you all night long that you don't know, not your man or nobody, but a nigga in a.

SPEAKER_09 1:07:34

So I understand what you're saying now. You know what I'm saying? The point of it. It's something about the way you said it earlier. A nigga trying to talk to me all night. That's crazy. Where did your mind? Where did your mind go, man? I don't like how that said it. I don't know. It just didn't sound it didn't make me feel comfortable. No, I understand. No, Mr. David. I'm not here to make these niggas feel comfortable. Mr. David. You ate your cookies yet? No, I'm on my fourth cookie. Pause.

SPEAKER_11 1:08:01

How's that a pause though? How's that a pause though? Honestly, though. Ate your cookies?

SPEAKER_09 1:08:08

Why he eating his cookie? You ate your cookies. You're right. I don't like how that sounds. I didn't like the way you said. You don't like the way you said that? I don't like how eat your cookies sound.

SPEAKER_11 1:08:17

I said, but you got Frank's in your in your in your frizy, right? That's what you said.

SPEAKER_09 1:08:22

Allegedly.

SPEAKER_11 1:08:23

Yeah, you got hot dogs or glizzies in your frizz.

SPEAKER_09 1:08:26

Frankfooters.

SPEAKER_11 1:08:27

Yeah.

SPEAKER_09 1:08:27

You gladiator niggas, you.

SPEAKER_11 1:08:29

Yeah, but you don't like. Come on, man.

SPEAKER_09 1:08:31

Glizzy gladiators. At least I'm accountable for my actions. Leave it alone, man. Leave it alone. You wouldn't know I had glizzies in my frizzy if I didn't tell you, nigga.

SPEAKER_10 1:08:41

So you're not secretive with the glizzies in the fucking friends.

SPEAKER_09 1:08:43

I don't have a problem with you having glizzies in your frizzy, though. I'm not the nigga that got a problem with that.

SPEAKER_08 1:08:47

See, this is all you guys are making me uncomfortable, yeah. Yeah, fuck the fans. These guys will make you uncomfortable. One time we went to a uh, what was that we went to and the kid was acting like he was gonna take your chain?

SPEAKER_09 1:09:03

Oh.

SPEAKER_08 1:09:04

That was like an un uncomfortable fan moment, but it was a prank.

SPEAKER_02 1:09:08

Yeah, but he didn't know it.

SPEAKER_08 1:09:10

He he thinking it's like a guy. He didn't know it was a prank. Like playing, like playing too much, talking too much.

SPEAKER_09 1:09:16

I choked him. Booba. That was booba.

SPEAKER_08 1:09:18

And I'm so mad. I like that kid. I like him a lot. I didn't know he was that young. But that was one of the things that that's how they go up. Like, you know what I'm saying? They like actually like those kind of responses because it's making it. Somebody came to the other side, I was like, yo, Main over here choking this kid out. I'm like, yo, what? What? And he was a little saucy before he left, so I'm like, oh, this nigga Main going over there.

SPEAKER_11 1:09:44

This is my nigga the.

SPEAKER_08 1:09:46

You found out it was a prank. That's when you really feel like you thought it was real deal. You ever had somebody come to you?

SPEAKER_09 1:09:55

Verizon or something, and them niggas be they see you and then they start fanning out. Yeah, yeah. That shit makes me feel uncomfortable.

SPEAKER_08 1:10:02

Yeah, that's anything extra makes me uncomfortable.

SPEAKER_09 1:10:05

Anything you do with one house should be doing fanning out. Now you know it's my house. Like, isn't you not even showing no professionalism? Like you just it's like too much for me. Now I don't know what's going on. I'm in my robe and my D Bows, my D Bow slippers, my UPS package, whatever.

SPEAKER_10 1:10:23

I gotta sign for it. Open the door, nigga. Oh shit, dude. I'm like, damn. I don't like that.

SPEAKER_11 1:10:30

Yeah, that happened.

SPEAKER_10 1:10:32

That happens, though. I agree with you. I be wanting to move.

SPEAKER_11 1:10:34

No, that happened. 100% that happened. I'm gonna be a little fistbite with a USPS nigga one time. But that happens.

SPEAKER_10 1:10:43

But it's some, isn't it, isn't it something like in the contract they not supposed to I don't know about that, but I But I still feel like they still know. Like even if a nigga job title says he's not supposed to say nothing about where he goes or nothing, or make it hot that he went to a crib with a normal person.

SPEAKER_09 1:10:59

I don't like them even knowing. When I'm when I'm outside somewhere and it's like the big joints, they just be like overbearing. Big girls. Yeah, they just be like You don't like big girls. I like big girls. One time. I love big girls. Make it clear, man. Let's talk about it. One thing about big girls, that their confidence is to the roof, though. And I feel it's worried sometimes. It's like you keep imposing your will on me. Like, yo, what you don't like that? They pushing themselves on. Yeah, you know what I mean? So if a slimmer girl did that to you, you'd be all good with it? I don't know. They don't do that. Only the big girls. Yeah, they're like, what's up, nigga? You already know. But that voice, too. If any girl had that voice you just had, I would, I would, I wouldn't want. It's the confidence. It's like, yeah, because yeah, and this is all natural, nigga. I know you be over in that podcast talking about BBLs, but this is all natural. And I'll be like, the big joints been running down on you? Yeah, I get ran down on, I'm gonna be honest with you. Yeah. Damn. Yeah. Yeah. For a minute now. Damn. They must have sold that carousel. Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 1:12:07

I had an uncomfortable.

SPEAKER_01 1:12:15

I'm a frot. Yo, Jim, Jim Jones.

SPEAKER_11 1:12:21

I'm going to fr no. Yo fuck this nigga here. No, look. Yo.

SPEAKER_09 1:12:27

Fuck this nigga, man.

SPEAKER_11 1:12:29

I'm telling you, I'm going to fr yo go ahead. All right. Looks all good.

SPEAKER_10 1:12:34

Spence, go ahead, Spins. You about to say something, man.

SPEAKER_09 1:12:38

They didn't hear you. Before Cleveland gave the I heard you. Look, I'm telling you. I heard carousel. Go ahead.

SPEAKER_06 1:12:48

Exactly.

SPEAKER_02 1:12:48

That's all I heard was a carousel.

SPEAKER_09 1:12:52

I'm a legend, nigga.

SPEAKER_10 1:12:56

Yeah. Truth be told, my son may have a legend.

SPEAKER_09 1:12:58

Yeah. Yeah. All right. Leave it alone. Look. Oh my God. You know this is such things as being a legend for the wrong reasons, right? No, nigga. I won't hear that shit. I'm a fry. This nigga here.

SPEAKER_11 1:13:12

That's a bad legend. That's a bad legend. Yeah, because you're having a good night tonight.

SPEAKER_09 1:13:17

That's a bad legend? No, never.

SPEAKER_10 1:13:19

Yo, if an artist feels trapped in a bad deal, is it ever justified to take matters into their own hands?

SPEAKER_09 1:13:26

I got my air and all punched in this shit before. Yo. Yeah. He was lucky that's all he got. Yeah, it's been a couple. We did a couple things that uh I wouldn't. No, it's not hypothetically. I was coming across the stage and niggas said, yo. He said, Yo, what up? I said, I'm gonna punch that nigga in his shit. I said hypothetically, I said there's been a few things that I've we've I've done. Punch that nigga in this shit. We'll punch that nigga in his shit. To to might not be the best thing to do, to get out of deals and things like that. But punch that nigga in this shit. You live and you learn. Oh, as we as we go on, I guess it's just stemming from um Gucci Man and the Pooh Shice incident, though we don't know all the ins and outs, only what the media is saying, but um, yeah. I I get it, I understand what from both angles what was going on. And I'm gonna be honest with you. I'm just gonna say, like, that type of shit it don't work, because if it worked, I would have been doing it. Yeah, trust me. I would have been with it. We gotta, we got away with we got away with a couple of those. Yeah, I would have been doing it right now. Nigga, I would have been doing that. I think that's more like pre-social. I think that's more like pre-social media. Nigga, I think since social media dropped, that ain't really the that's hard.

SPEAKER_10 1:14:41

It's harder to do that now because you viral in the morning. Back then, y'all feel like before social media, you could, you know what I mean, pull up.

SPEAKER_05 1:14:48

They thought like a nigga had to hear about that. Like, you know what I mean? Like now being a street nigga. There's cameras everywhere. They got footage of motherfuckers getting, oh, I mean it's footage of the floor.

SPEAKER_11 1:14:58

It was banking on Gucci being a street nigga. I'm telling you what happened. That's what they was banking on.

SPEAKER_10 1:15:02

It's footage of everything. Cameras is crystal clear.

SPEAKER_09 1:15:05

I don't know what happened, but if it if it did happen the way I'm thinking about it. First of all, I have to hear the main thing. Here's the discrepancy.

SPEAKER_11 1:15:14

They're saying that Gucci man may have pointed the guy out.

SPEAKER_09 1:15:19

I'm I'm not based on what it says, I'm I it says it kinda, I'm like, I don't know, right? So then I started to really analyze it. And I looked at Gucci's wife and I said, oh shit, she runs shit. So then I thought about the conversation he had and we got off the plane and he got back home. She said, Motherfucker, you ain't no street nigga no more. You are a businessman. You gonna get your ass up. What you gonna do what? You wanna pick up the sticks?

SPEAKER_11 1:15:52

You gonna do what? You you wanna spend the you ain't spinning shit. You gonna get your ass up and you're gonna go down to that motherfucking police uh precinct and make a report. Okay?

SPEAKER_09 1:16:05

You are a businessman. You are not a street nigga no more. Okay, if you wanna save this relationship and they got your fucking wedding bed, you're gonna get that back. That's what I believe happened. That's what I believe happened. What we're not gonna do here is we're not we don't we we're not feeding into what social media says. We just did it. We're trying to state a fact of uh how to handle business.

SPEAKER_11 1:16:32

No, but do you think that his wife made him go down there and and and point the finger?

SPEAKER_10 1:16:36

If he did. I don't think in today's time in society and what's going on with social media, I me personally, I don't feel like any business, that's the way to go.

SPEAKER_05 1:16:50

You know what I mean? Like, I get it if if if if you feel like you're being fucked over. But everything is gonna be exposed. Everything unless you really like getting off the grid and doing something.

SPEAKER_11 1:17:03

Imagine you running up in the motherfucking massive pill up on Nas with the Draco's.

SPEAKER_10 1:17:07

I couldn't picture it.

SPEAKER_09 1:17:08

Cause it's like, what for what?

SPEAKER_08 1:17:10

I would advise anybody. I don't understand that to to handle business in a business fashion. You know, get you a lawyer. Um I don't think we are in any times where you could just take matters in your own hands and just it's it's just not the time. So I think like especially you're in the music business, so you it's contracts involved. There's of course, you know, there's a these are street artists that are also involved in hip hop, but this is not a street business. It doesn't work that doesn't have the same street codes and ethics. The people who operate through it, they don't everybody in it is not rooted through the streets. So this is a business. So anything that goes on, um, I would advise people to like get a lawyer and find out what way you can fight in that way.

SPEAKER_09 1:18:04

The line gets blurred though. You could be street, but you just said some real thing. You could be street, but this is not a street business. And but that line gets blurred. You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_11 1:18:14

The content. So people say, oh, Gucci's a street nigga, you know what I mean. Yeah, but the music is street.

SPEAKER_09 1:18:19

The motherfuckers that's cutting them checks, they have street. Also, because what he presents. The people that cut the checks, nine times out of ten, not streets. Let's dive into more of what Spiz was saying. In this situation, say it all went through, and we didn't even see what was going on in the media, and maybe they pulled it off. Well, but when Gucci leaves and then call his lawyer in the morning, like, y'all ran into some shit where people had pressure on me, and they made me sign his papers is false. The lawyer's not gonna, it's not, it's not that easy because they made him like at the end of the day, there's no way to get around what he has signed. You heard that's he signed the paper that needed lawyers and all type of shit. Present consent. Oh, you know how this shit goes.

SPEAKER_11 1:18:56

Right. And they said he said that in there. They said he said, yo, you know, this ain't how it's supposed to go. You know, you gotta get the lawyers, the lawyers gotta just they said the nigga said, shut your bitch ass up before we shoot you. See, listen, there's another.

SPEAKER_09 1:19:08

I'm just I'm just saying what happens. I'm just trying to say what happens legally. Like at the time, I had this combo.

SPEAKER_05 1:19:13

I had this combo earlier, not to cut you off, Cabo.

SPEAKER_10 1:19:16

Being a young artist, right? Being a young artist, now it takes, I think, maturity, it takes years in this shit to look at it a certain way. But when you, I feel like when you're young, you thinking about the money, the person that signs you is somebody you looked up to. That's somebody you was a big fan of. So you you not talking with no lawyer. You're not, you're not dealing with none of the business aspects of the shit. Now, your lawyer might be, you know what I mean, all that has to still get handled, but the person you dealing with is the artist. So when it comes down to it, you feel like if shit don't go right, you don't feel like the business fucked you over. You feel like the artist fucked you over. Got it. The person that signed you, the person that was co-signing.

SPEAKER_09 1:20:00

The person that was in the pictures with you. Yeah, but so let's check this out. The person that got you hot. So check this out. You get what I'm saying? If Gucci, so let's I see both sides of the game. Let's say if he did have 25 million, right? However that may be. If he did have 25 million legally, it must have been through whatever they negotiated on contract for Gucci to end up 25 million. So when we all get in the game, a lot of like myself, I to for me to get in the game, since I can say it was a professional in this game, I took the deal that they had for me. Right. Because I figured when I get in the game, I'm gonna make this deal better. I'm gonna try, I'm gonna go MVP on these niggas. So we forget about what we agree to when we first get into it, and then we become super successful sometimes, and now we seeing everything that we supposed to have. Niggas in your life. But we agreed to something already because we want to get in the game. I mean, I'm just talking about you know what I mean? And so it's like I know a lot of that and a lot of what Dave is saying, also. Like it could be a bunch of things that could determine the fact that if somebody crashing out. I don't know none of these factors and shit like that. You dig? So I hope all of it handles being science applicable.

SPEAKER_05 1:21:07

I just know with me, even with the Nash situation, I didn't deal with nobody.

SPEAKER_10 1:21:12

I didn't deal with nobody biking the great point. You know what I mean? I didn't deal with nobody but but like him. One other person at the label, but my contact was bro.

SPEAKER_05 1:21:20

Right. So it's like, okay, it could go left, it could go right, but this was what was going on. This is the convos I'm having. This is what I'm basing what I'm doing on.

SPEAKER_10 1:21:30

Like, so I could, I could, I see both sides of that shit. Of course, this is a business, but if you if he only dealing with with Gucci, or you don't, that's the only person you you you in contact with, it could be a good idea. A lot of us don't have the guidance.

SPEAKER_09 1:21:45

A lot of us don't have the guidance, though. So if you deal with the thing. A lot of what Dave is saying is true, but if you're dealing with somebody personally and you're not being guided businessly, like you don't, I mean, business-wise, like so you it gets blurred that way because a lot of people are not told how to handle business in them situations. Your issue is solid, but the way you handle it. This way, it becomes either a problem or it becomes an asset for you. And if you have no guidance and never been in those situations to know how to handle business, then you heard it.

SPEAKER_10 1:22:19

You might rely on what you knew.

SPEAKER_09 1:22:22

That's all you know.

SPEAKER_10 1:22:23

So you don't know the business or the lawyers or how I can do this through the lawyers.

SPEAKER_09 1:22:28

I'm gonna move how how I know how to move. Yeah. That's all that is. I mean, but whatever the case may be, hopefully they can handle that shit applicably, like I said, and figure all that out. Shout outs to Gucci. What was that word? Shouts to both sides. Let me hear the word. I said it. No more. He said it right though. What you what you what you laughing at? I can be. What is you laughing at, though? Why you asking what's up? What's up with these niggas? No, you said it right. You said it right. What was the word, brother?

SPEAKER_06 1:22:58

Applicably.

SPEAKER_01 1:22:59

I don't think that was it. That's not it. What was the word?

SPEAKER_09 1:23:08

What?

unknown 1:23:09

Amicably.

SPEAKER_09 1:23:10

No, that's not what he's trying to say. He said it right though, the first time. That's not what he's saying. He said amicably. No, that's not what he said. No, don't do no shit.

SPEAKER_08 1:23:18

Applicably. He said applicably. What's the word?

SPEAKER_09 1:23:22

What's the word though? Epicadabra? Yeah. What's the word?

SPEAKER_06 1:23:25

He's not going through it no more. Immigrant. Nigga trying to score right there. You've been down at the score all day. That's what the score basketball said the first time. You would have screened it. When you told him to say it again, it smoked him. That was the smoke.

SPEAKER_10 1:23:40

The first time he said it, it was right. Immicably. Imicably. Abicambi.

SPEAKER_09 1:23:52

Y'all say two different words, my nigga. Amicably, cuzzle. That's not what he said. That's not what I'm saying. It's another word. But you said that.

SPEAKER_11 1:24:02

But that's oh, so you just want to give up the point though.

SPEAKER_09 1:24:05

See why you can't do one niggas up. I'm leaving with a win. You said that leaving number. I'm leaving with a win. You're leaving one. Tonight was your night. But what's the word you said? I'm leaving with a win. You trying to get me to lose at the buzzer beat up. Niggas, these niggas are broken. Niggas said application.

SPEAKER_10 1:24:23

I said at mad times. He's still trying to score. What was the word couple?

SPEAKER_06 1:24:29

Trying to get the score together. Like yo, brother, Mr. Score. It's all good. It's all good.

SPEAKER_09 1:24:38

It's all love. You gotta I love you. Okay, so this is 1-800 maino. I am a love guru. I am a relationship specialist. A scientist. A scientist. As well. Meno the scientist. I'm a lot of things, man. Maino Luther King. 100%.

SPEAKER_06 1:24:53

100%. MLK Drew.

SPEAKER_09 1:24:55

Okay. How do you tell your man that he can't eat the cookie right? Like, that's why I didn't like eating cookie. That's why I didn't like how we say eating a cookie, because see where this went? I don't like the word. I would have rather have said box or pussy or something. But that's what I'm saying. We got cookies here and they feel bad, man. Like, he really is horrible at eating a cookie. I want to show him, but he doesn't listen. Like, it's making him unattractive to me, even though he's cute.

SPEAKER_08 1:25:23

Damn.

SPEAKER_09 1:25:23

What? Damn. Because he can't eat the box, right?

SPEAKER_11 1:25:26

He got ugly? Listen, niggas got if you care about the nigga that you win eats and you feel like he can't bad eats? That's bad eats, huh?

SPEAKER_07 1:25:39

That's bad eats. Unbelievable. That's bad eats. That's bad eats. No, I'm a little bit ugly.

SPEAKER_06 1:25:45

He turned ugly because he can be upset.

SPEAKER_11 1:25:48

Yeah, listen. Yo, if you win a nigga. Talk to him, man. Okay?

SPEAKER_09 1:25:52

And you feel like he cannot eat your box the right proper way. The cookie. Manny could do it for you.

SPEAKER_05 1:25:59

He's not a cookie. He's not a cookie monster. He's not a cookie monster.

SPEAKER_11 1:26:15

That's a cookie box right there. That's a cookie fucking box. Hello commercial.

SPEAKER_06 1:26:23

We eat cookies over here, baby. It's the good eat section over here.

SPEAKER_11 1:26:29

No, but here's the thing, though. If you with a nigga and you feel like he can't eat your box. Yo, y'all playing, man. This is why the people don't take us serious. This is why.

unknown 1:26:46

Y'all playing, man.

SPEAKER_10 1:26:47

Oh shit. He's his pain right here. Tell me.

SPEAKER_09 1:26:49

If you feel like the guy that you with is not eating your box the proper way, if you like him, it is your duty to explain to him and to show him properly the way you like your pussy ate. Cookie, cookie. How that conversation go? Cookie, cookie. Listen, nigga, I need you to do it like this, like that. Lay back on this. Go, you know, do more of that. And she's giving him more emotions. More.

SPEAKER_06 1:27:12

More. More. And she's giving him instructions now? More, more. Do she got? Does she gotta take them in a room and like give them a class? Like, like, like, like, how's this how's it work?

SPEAKER_11 1:27:22

Do it, do what you do more. Do everything in your power in your power to school a nigga that you like.

SPEAKER_10 1:27:29

Because outside of that, then you just want to be outside. I'm gonna be real. Can I, I know this is one of the hundred men on. Can I can I No, go ahead.

SPEAKER_09 1:27:36

Introject. I think head is one of them things that you could totally craft.

SPEAKER_10 1:27:41

You can learn how to do it? Both sides. Like maybe like basketball. Some niggas more talent practical. Exactly. That's a you can mold that like so she should. So what she should do takes private mold. You can mold the head part.

SPEAKER_09 1:27:55

Mold the nigga takes private. It takes the nigga together, man. That's crazy.

SPEAKER_07 1:28:04

Nobody said that Nobody said that.

SPEAKER_09 1:28:08

So my question is, my question is, because right now, she's ready to break up with a nigga because he can't eat the box right now. Is this this is this? Because she probably wanna fuck somebody else. That's the real No, she said. It's not even about eating a box, right? That's what it is, right? She's trying to figure out an excuse for her to be like, you know what?

SPEAKER_06 1:28:25

I'm out of it sound like I'm stepping out on this nigga.

SPEAKER_09 1:28:28

I don't want her to do that because outside. Because if he's hitting it right, he gotta be hitting it, right? Because he she just complained about him not eating the box, right? Like we so he's not though. She didn't specify.

SPEAKER_11 1:28:42

Maybe that's her thing, though.

SPEAKER_09 1:28:43

That's a double negative. He's not hitting it right now. She might be more into game than fucking.

SPEAKER_10 1:28:50

She's a conolinguist. She's a conolinguist?

SPEAKER_06 1:28:57

That type of language. Okay. I guess you you got you. He gave you everything you need, baby girl.

SPEAKER_09 1:29:04

What more, what more do you want? Yo, hold on. We gotta hold on, time the fuck out, first of all. Get it right, get it right. We gotta give her advice. Okay? Here's the thing. Okay? Young lady, if you have a nigga that you care about, okay, what you should do is talk to him. Have an open line of communication on the way you need your box ate. Okay? That's it. If you like your ass ate a little bit with that, let him know. So she get the nigga since she get the nigga that's eating her box right to show him?

SPEAKER_06 1:29:41

What? You call it the main special? What? The what? That's on the menu. Say, baby girl, you ever been to Maine? Damn.

SPEAKER_09 1:29:52

It's a whole place.

SPEAKER_01 1:29:55

Oh my god.

SPEAKER_09 1:29:57

Y'all not taking life seriously. I like that. Well, you ever been to Maine? You ever been to Maine, mama? This is a 25th episode, bro. I'll take you there.

SPEAKER_08 1:30:06

25th episode.

SPEAKER_06 1:30:07

Maine is a place. It's crazy. I'll take you there. This thing is a nail. But here's a name. A pronoun, he's everything, bro. This thing's a thing.

SPEAKER_11 1:30:16

I can't wait the next week. I'm coming ready. I wasn't prepared. Playmaker!

SPEAKER_08 1:30:25

Did enough chatting? We did enough chatting, but since it's our 25th episode, we need to do some rapping, man. We got my guy Vado. Body Fire. So let's take it to the booth. Let's rap about it.

SPEAKER_11 1:30:38

Shout out to Playmaker.

SPEAKER_08 1:30:39

You already know it.

SPEAKER_07 1:30:46

Hey, hey, yo, Piff, what you cooking up?

SPEAKER_00 1:30:50

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