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Sunday Cookout Ep. 24 With Dub & Reckless & Special Guest Jason Rios
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Yo, yo, yo, what's good with it? What's hood with it? You already know what it is. What's the deal? Over here, keep it reckless and real. Uh how you feel. You feel me? We got the broken show in the building, my co-host that do the most, man. Go ahead and shout yourself out. But before we do that, look out, look out. It's a Sunday cookout, cookout. Keep it 100. You get cook out, took out. Y'all don't go forget. Nah, man. You feel me? But go ahead, shout yourself out, family.
SPEAKER_00Today with Rios. You know what I'm saying? I'm a Sunday cook. I was who we're gonna go with it. We have to be a little elevated today. We're trying to be elevated today, man.
SPEAKER_02Man, you feel me?
SPEAKER_00Yeah, yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_02I appreciate y'all, man. This is dope. Thank you to Reckless. Thank you to P dub. You know, Rios, Mr. Jason Rios on YouTube. Um, here to here to kick some good game and chill with some good brothers and talk about what's important and get our opinions out there, right?
SPEAKER_05Man, straight up, straight up. So before we jump into the menu, I'm gonna just go give some background because I know the audience might not know how I tapped in with Rios to even begin with. Well, y'all know I'm extended co-host on the viral way podcast. I seen Rios on there as a guest. You feel me? I was really, you know what I'm saying, rocking with his perspective, his opinion, his thought process, you know, the debate and and just the topics that they was talking about. I'm like, hey man, I'm I'm messed with bro right there. He he he a real one, you know what I'm saying? I'm like, I'm gonna have to get that you straight up. I'm like, I'm gonna have to get that interview, get that guest for tapped in with viral, you know what I'm saying. Viral was like, Yeah, you know what I'm saying, yeah. He's a good brother, man. Go ahead and tap in with him. You feel me? So, hey, I got the green light from the bro. Hey, the rest of history, you know what I'm saying? Boom, here we are, you know what I mean. Got the bro for show in the building, and if y'all ain't tapped in, over here, sub to him on Instagram and YouTube, off you with Rios. If y'all don't know the show, do it every morning, tap in with them. You know what I'm saying? Don't topics, don't subject matter. Hey, just keeping it 100 for the people, you know what I'm saying? Our people, you feel me? Just like that.
SPEAKER_00That's what's important. And we're gonna get some context. We want to get some context on the Rios though, like just for people, like let's just say, because now you like in a Bay Area chapter, right? Let us know something about yourself, like just off the dome. Like, that's stuff we should know about you, like what your background is, where you came from, you know what I'm saying? Exactly how you are. Like you, you you press you you prestigious right now. Oh, force.
SPEAKER_02I appreciate anything and everything, all the compliments. But to be uh completely honest, what I'm leading with is that I'm a black man, I'm a father, I'm a husband, I'm a father of three, and uh born on the east side of Long Beach and born and raised, and that's how that's what I lead with. I lead as a black man, I lead as a father, I lead as a husband, and that's what I present, and that's what I bring to the table, and that's what I present to people when they meet me. If you meet another facet of Rios, there's another facet that you meet, but this is what I'm leading with, and this is what I'm promoting.
SPEAKER_04That part, that part.
SPEAKER_00Say it with your chest.
SPEAKER_05Hey, real dads matter, but black dads matter even more, you know what I'm saying? So salute that straight up because we all is dads in here, all three of us are real dads in here. We all three black dads in here, so we know the struggle, we know how it goes so a salute to the whole panel on that, you know what I'm saying, and the kids. You feel me? So, with that being said, let's just jump into appetizer number one, bruh. The Lakers and Stephen A. Smith's comments, bruh, regarding the Los Angeles Lakers that he made recently. One, we're gonna talk about the Lakers as far as the moves they made, the things that they done picked up, the trades they made, but we gotta tap in on Stephen A. Smith. Was those comments racist, or was they just regular sport tape comments? You feel me? Let's talk about it, let's speak on it. Rios, with you being the guest, hey, you lead it off, give me the spill on how you feel.
SPEAKER_02I don't I don't think it's racist. I don't think it can be racist when you're when you're going based off facts. If you just you he's stating he's going off facts, he's going off numbers, he's going off what he sees. He's a uh basketball NBA anal analyst, and what did he say that was not true? You know what I mean? Like it may be in some sense insensitive, it may be a hard truth. You know what I mean? Sometimes the truth hurts, it could be insensitive to the the the group of people or to generalize a group of people, but to be racist, I don't see how that's racist and how he has power and that by him saying that he's taking something away from people. He's just stating something that's that's very obvious. When was the last time three white men led team highest paid uh players won a championship? He's not saying that if there's no white men that three white men that could play together wouldn't be dope. He didn't say that. He said when was the last time just throwing together a team and the the major players on the team, three of them were white. Now you throw Cooper Flag, Luka Doncic, and Joker. He's not saying that those ain't uh something to deal with. That's a heavy team, that's a real team. He's talking about Austin Reeves, Luka Doncic, and whoever descended, Kessler or whatever. He's not saying white people can't play basketball or there's none that you can put together. He's just saying when was the last time? And the last time, I don't know.
SPEAKER_05Right. And me, I mean, I feel like he's not they wasn't tripping so much off of that part of what he said. What they was really tripping off of was when he caught on the snowtown Lakers.
SPEAKER_00I ain't gonna lie to you, but that's what they was tripping off of. Go ahead, cook it up. You know, no, the Shibrio's on that's good, uh, good, uh politically interact correct shit that you're gonna say, right? What he was saying was when the last time you seen three white boys running squad, any white boys all on the same squad, run the flow. It probably was like Utah, but they still had Carl Malone. You feel me? I'm saying, right?
SPEAKER_02It wasn't even Utah, they didn't even have three main white niggas because Carl Malone was the main, but they had Jeff Warner second, they had John Stock in Utah.
SPEAKER_00When you think of Utah, you think white, right? That that's the perception. It don't matter if it's real, because you had B. Russell over there, you had some niggas over there that can play. That was some niggas, right? What I'm saying is that Stephen A was talking to niggas. You got three Woods. We ain't gonna even fuck Kessler. You got Doncic and Reeves as your two top players, two highest paid players. I think with Kessler, he is damn near the third, right?
SPEAKER_02400 million altogether.
SPEAKER_00The Lakers, not only that, it's the Lakers. You feel me? If Utah ran that back, like and did some shit like you might be like, okay, I see what y'all on, right? But the Lakers, and not only that, let's just when have we seen a backcourt like that run the flow? When have we seen that, right? The Lakers, look, the Lakers, even with LeBron, I love LeBron. Love him or hate him, it don't even matter. Y'all probably really did need to move on from LeBron. Y'all probably did need to do that, right? But the Austin Reed contract, I feel like it's oh is is too much. It ain't, I don't feel like he deserves that. Luca, we're gonna put Luca in the upper edge lines of elites when he's when he's uh healthy, and if he ever really just got his body together, he might be the best. Might, right, right? You feel me? Period. We all we agree with all that. Kessler, I mean, come on, bro. I mean, I see you. You gotta you can cancel games. You feel me? But like, other than that, y'all should have went and tried to get a Jalen Brown, somebody that's like he could be a career player with y'all for a long time. Any came from Boston would have been a dope story. Like, I'm saying that you could have gone other ways. Also, reason if you want to go somewhere else, y'all should have let him do that. You feel me? And I under but to the Stephen A shit. Stephen A was just talking to niggas, he was on some nigga shit. He liked you got some woods running team, nigga. When I how you think y'all gonna win like that? That's what he was saying, straight up.
SPEAKER_05No, I mean, that's for real. So I'm gonna give my critique on the Lakers, and then I'm gonna give my critique on Stephen A. I'm gonna make it quick though, because y'all know that's my squad. I got the Lakers tatted on me, you know what I mean? So y'all already know what it is. True dollars fan grew up on Magic Johnson, not just Kobe, grew up on Magic. You feel me? You feel me? Cool, Iris Scott, you know what I'm saying? Elden Campbell, you feel me? Like I think he's like uh Luke Walton, yeah.
SPEAKER_00You know what I'm saying?
SPEAKER_05Bloody D Bob, you feel me? Looking to flopper the EOS forget about Nick the quick van next, but you feel me? Hey, I think he does you feel me, Eddie Jones, but anyway, anyway, you know what I'm saying. Uh, as far as the Lakers moves, I'm not mad at it. I understand why. They gave Reeves that contract because they watched LeBron be hurt for damn near two months, and they watched them two put up the most offense in the league just as a duo. No, most of Reeves averaged damn near 35 points that whole two months. Luca averaged 40 points. I'm just saying between these two, they are putting up 70 points a game between two players.
SPEAKER_02What kind of points are they? What kind of points are they?
SPEAKER_01Exactly.
SPEAKER_02Now, you got to put it into context because if you're gonna take away from LeBron what he did in the in the preseason or in the regular season, you gotta add what they didn't do and what he did do in the postseason.
SPEAKER_05Now, that and see, and that's the part right there.
SPEAKER_00Hold on, he gotta quantify that the the guest just said some real shit. You gotta answer that, and he just said some real all right now.
SPEAKER_05I'm mad that Reeves got as much money because he don't show up in the playoffs, he don't show up in the postseason, he's a regular season player. We know you code in the regular season, but we don't watch you two years in a row come playoff time and you playing, bro. You playing, you know what I'm saying? But you gotta look at it from the corporate side. They like, all right, we know LeBron go leave. We know we ain't got the money to keep him on the team. So when they see two people, regardless of color, but they see two fan people putting up 70 points a game as a duo. Okay, we can build on that, we can do something with that, we can network without having to find uh Rios.
SPEAKER_00Do you hear this nigga? No, go ahead. My bad, Rick. Go ahead, bro.
SPEAKER_05Even you know what? I'm I'm gonna jump through this screen. You feel me? You sound like a Laker fan.
SPEAKER_02Don't let Stephen A be more real than you.
SPEAKER_00You sound like a Laker fan justifying some bullshit. Don't let Stephen A be just clap it up, nigga. Look, Rec, if you don't get to the gritty nigga.
SPEAKER_05Now, as far as the Stephen A situation, bro, I'm gonna keep it 100. When it wasn't racist until he said snowtime Lakers. Now, if he would have just gave his opinion and critique, I ain't mad at that. Because what he said, just like Rio said, just like you said, duh, that's real. When have you seen two white players lead a team to a championship? That is real talk. But when you start talking about snowtime Lakers, come on, bro. Because let's I'm gonna say this, because let's keep it 100. Remember when Lamar Jackson came to the league, and all of the white people was talking about, oh man, he should be a wide receiver instead of a quarterback. He needs to play wide out. Stephen A was on white people's ass. Like, oh, y'all act like somebody black can't handle the quarterback position, y'all act like somebody black can't lead a team to a Super Bowl. Come on, y'all. Y'all ain't asking these white quarterbacks to switch their position. He was on white people's ass about that. So now for you to turn it to my snow time Lakers, you gotta expect some backlash behind that, bro.
SPEAKER_02You got to because you need to one is him the okay, snow time, a derogatory term. If they they feel like that's a derogatory term, but they was lying, he they was lying on Lamar Jackson. Lamar Jackson is one of the top quarterbacks of all. They lied on him. That's the difference. He was that's the racism. You trying to stop a cat that's great from being great, you were lying.
SPEAKER_00No, no, that that was racist because that's what they've been doing. You ain't smart enough, you ain't getting they always trying to trans. No, but what Rhett talking about that shit don't, it's not even you don't equate that the same. Because when I for one thing, just so we're clear, niggas can make fun of white people and say wood and say snowtime. We could do that, we can call them a cracker, like that's what they are. Like, you feel me? That's what it is. For a nigga to say snowtime, and not only that, I'm not giving no kudos to Stephen A. Smith. I used to fuck with Stephen A, but this political field, Stephen A. Smith, is not my Stephen A. Smith, right? I I don't a pundit. If you give it to me wrong, even if I don't agree with you, I can respect you as a pundit. Stephen A. Smith is like damn near raised bait at this point. Like we don't even like Stephen A. Smith is like a different even in his political stance. Is he a nigga? He say nigga shit, but he don't seem like he's for the niggas, though. You feel me? I'm saying, so him even saying that I only the reason why I respect it is because that's what I would say. It's no time. That's like a good pun. That's a good pun, right there. You feel me, I'm saying at the end of the day, you only taking a personal record. Let me go on a reckless rant for 10 seconds. You're only taking a personal because you're really a Lakers fan, and I've encountered you a hundred times ten when it comes to Niner fans, Dallas Cowboy fans, Lakers fans. Y'all all really the same nigga. You feel me? I'm saying whenever your team does something that's daring to their duty, y'all go, no, the reason why because of cap space, or because the other nigga, the owner had died, and the daughter took a whatever it is, nigga, it's shit that y'all y'all just make it rock, no matter what. You just a Lakers fan, bro. That shit was a trash move. That's the really the hot tag. Rios, the hot take is what what's the hot tag, Rios?
SPEAKER_02Of the of that he just no time, just the white boys. No time shit. That's the hot take. But the but what people ain't seeing the underlying to this is that Stephen A is is dibling and dabbling in the political field, right? And he's he's a puppet of Disney, right? And so by him doing this, he's opening the floodgates purposely to have the argument of why we can't say this then.
SPEAKER_01Right, right.
SPEAKER_02Why we can't do this, or opening Pandora's he's a puppet and he wants that box to be open, and they want that box to be open so that they can talk more freely than they can right now. Also, Stephen A can say this, why we can't say that, or this and he knows it. There's a way better argument to make than what Stephen A made.
SPEAKER_00Right. Look, look, but Rios, look, look, tap your toe. We're gonna just tap away because it's a it's a dark rabbit hole, but just just tap our toe in that real quick, right? When I look at Stephen A, I I you know I don't try to be the super my mind. I'm a conspiracy theorist, I just don't speak it only with those that's enlightened. Like I don't talk about certain things like the Anunnaki or pre-biblical things, uh like I don't talk about it. You got to be enlightened for me to talk to you about it. Because if you talk about certain stuff to regular people, you crazy. Yeah, you don't hear you feel me, right? So when you think about that, Stephen A always been a big mouth, but I feel like sometimes it was for the right reason. You uh love him or hate him, he was that's who he was. It just seems like now, bro, for politics, money, or whatever it is, it's something going on with Bru.
SPEAKER_05Let me ask both of y'all this, and this is a yes or no question, but y'all can answer it however y'all see fit. Do y'all feel like him saying snowtime Lakers was a racist comment or no?
SPEAKER_00No.
SPEAKER_02If they've it is a derogatory comment because it's snow bunny, snowflake, you know what I mean? It's derogatory, but is it racist? I don't think it's racist. If they can say the Kevin Hart roast wasn't racist, how the hell they could say the snow snow butt snowtime is racist, right?
SPEAKER_05I agree. No, and I respect that, and I respect that, you know what I'm saying? Because I feel the same way. Was it derogatory? Definitely, you know what I'm saying? But racist, I can't give you that. You know what I'm saying? Now I feel like y'all reach it because us being black, being in sports, we just had a female tell LeBron to shut up and dribble. That was more racist than Snow Tom Lakers. Because when you say shut up and dribble, we know what that means. Niggas stop talking and play sports for the master. You ain't got nothing to do with that. You feel me? We know what that really means.
SPEAKER_00I just feel like racism is subjective right now. Like, racism is kind of how you take it. Like, if an if somebody called me a nigger, I can't go off and kill him, beat his ass, do whatever, get be on film, do whatever, go to jail forever, right? I can't. I probably old me probably would just react. New me would probably be like, Well, what's this thing on? Is he trying to get me to do this? Because that's right. Racism now is like almost like content. You feel me? So you gotta be careful, like, like, and we understand that race itself is not real, like, race is not biologically. If we all took a blood test and they slicked at our body, our anatomy is the same, right? Right, like so, race is more like a social thing, like they're giving you that and making you beef over it while the real shit happened. So, even in that, in that in that context, once you know that Stephen A saying that to me, plus, because he's a nigga, it's real racist shit going on. If we gonna like you from that's not it, that's just TV. That's just too. You gotta understand where niggas do shit like that at too.
SPEAKER_05And let me ask you this, Rio. What do you think the end game will be from him making them comments? You know what I'm saying? What do you think the backlash is gonna be, where it's gonna end up, so on and so forth?
SPEAKER_02Nothing. He did exactly what he they wanted him to do. They get they don't do it, Stephen A doesn't do anything without uh pre-thought to it. It's polished, it's all polished, it's all polished. What am I gonna get out of this? What comes from this? Oh, a week of conversation, a week of content, two weeks. And I'm telling you, there is a more uh polarizing uh topic and subject coming up that's behind this. Uh the same as like consent. Giving children and consent to do shit to their body is really just the consent that they want to do shit to kids. Exactly.
SPEAKER_00I could manipulate you to get it done, but I really wanted you to do it and you act like right. So come on, bro.
SPEAKER_02And so him doing this on this platform on Disney, on these he didn't do it on ESPN, he did it on his shit. He did it on his his life, on his podcast, on his podcast, exactly him doing uh they dirty work. So they're want they want the leverage to make these moves. Everybody wants to be, it's even happening in the uh the Mexican culture. Everybody wants to be black, they want to be able to say these certain things, they want to be able to have the freedom to say uh uh uh a derogatory term about uh the uh like rich, I forget the dude's name back in the day when he was watching the girls play college back basketball. It's it looked like a bunch of whole nappy headed hoes.
SPEAKER_00Oh yeah, um and he got in trouble.
SPEAKER_02They want to be able to say shit like that without getting in trouble, and the way the bridge to that is Stephen A being the only one who can do these kind of things and have no repercussion. It's gonna, it's like they just trying to get more leverage in the game and do what they want to do.
SPEAKER_00Yeah, he's a fence rattler, like but but but understand that being a politician, if you look at anything political they got to do from the from the parts of the presidency to whatever that spectrum is, everything is fake. It it only matters what you say and sound bites. You can walk back this. Nothing is really real. We can the real people are gonna be like, what are you talking about? But the sheep gonna go, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. He just a politician, he's a politician, whatever he's gearing towards is bigger than uh first take, right?
SPEAKER_02And the opposite of that is there's always reasonings behind what they want. The shut up and dribble, that comment that that stands for those people was for the for them to avoid having a Jalen Brown, right? The shut up and dribble was to stop the Jalen Browns, right?
SPEAKER_00Yeah, and the Kareem Abdul Javars and the Kaepernicks. Anybody that speaks out like nigga, you gonna do what? It's good, bro. And even look, even Shador Sanders, but really it was D it was because of Dion, but Shador, like when they when when the powers that be say all right, they mean it. They mean it. You feel me? I'm saying, and they're gonna make an example out of you one way or the other. Only the people that's are really enlightened can speak on it, but the enlightened the the people that's in on it can't speak on it and they don't. When the people that just could peep it speak on it, you don't you they they gonna shadow band it, they're gonna you're gonna get banished. You feel me? That's what it is. Nah, man.
SPEAKER_05That's hey, hey, we're cooking right there, man. That was a dope introduction to the podcast, to the section, to the scene. So, hey, we're gonna move on to appetizer to the young Miami Indiari situation. Hey, hey, Rios, I know you tapped on it. You know what I'm saying? A couple of days ago on coffee with Rios. You feel me? I know you tapped on it. I'm gonna let you lead it off. Hey, how do you feel about the young Miami, y'all fan, versus Indy I. Re. We know the song, we know what was said. How do you feel about that, bro? Give me your feel.
SPEAKER_02I feel like Indy I. Re has the right to have an opinion about a song. She's in the industry, she's a musician, RB, a Neo Soul. She has a right to have an opinion. But I don't think you have the right to be too judgmental and like overlook all the other songs in your time in the past. There's always entertaining songs. There's always songs that's entertaining. Young Miami's not talking about nothing that's not going on right now for real. That's some people's real life. She's talking about it. So we can only talk about what's good. We can't talk about things that are happening that that are ethical. It is cameras. It is cats spending money. It is that it is that's real. You can see be around. So it's it's it's in some sense, it's like shut up and dribble as well. You know what I mean? Like you're only allowed to be in this box. And the box that we're putting you in is the box of uh positivity. It can only be good, it needs to be uh almost not reality. Like there's good and bad in our culture, and there's things that happen good, things that happen bad. Like don't get on your high horse acting like young Miami just did some shit that don't nobody do.
SPEAKER_05Right.
SPEAKER_04All right, right.
SPEAKER_00Let me get your spill on how you feel, bro. Well, I'm gonna tell you something. Look, because I'm probably the resident OG right now, right? I'm almost 47, right? I feel like when certain people talk and you don't ever hear them say nothing, and they're a certain age, you shut the fuck up and listen. That's just what I feel. I feel like you could not like it, it could be whatever. But when the OGs speak, Indy I re, whenever you ever heard her speak about something in the last decade, right? But remember her career was based on it was Neo Soul, her song was always positive positive, and she actually went on her music shit, is one thing, but she went on on whole tours based on life shit, like helping shit in other countries, right? So she's based in that. So, first of all, when she spoke, I was like, Indy I read. Ah man, I forgot about Indy I read. The second thing I was like, let me see what she's talking about. Then I did, I had to evaluate if I had an opinion. She's right, right? She right. So am I mad at her for being right? Nah, that's to me. That's like to me, she's not. I'm not saying she's God, but it's like when God makes something, you don't question God unless somebody says, Hey, but you're saying God did it wrong. If you believe in God, you can't never say yes. That means you think you get your opinion stronger than God. We do know that for sure we can reach on back. I'm a I'm 47, so that means from NWA, me and uh my boy was talking about ice tea, people sleeping. He had a song called Let's Get Butt naked and fuck, right? We could go back to the classics, it's classics in life that was wrong cheap, that was fucked up. When he was talking about not just pimping, not just bitches, but murder, and men is we have always been misogynistic in rap, right? We have always said, you know, blah blah blah this blah blah blah, right? In my world, Andy I read you spoke something that I whether I agree or disagree, it don't even matter. You spoke it, it really is real. I'm enlightened, it's real, right? The youngsters ain't gonna hear you because you just sound like an old bitch just speaking, right? Say some real shit though, right? But the flip side is this as a nigga that's any music myself, as a uh label head, a CEO, uh uh AR, I would love that hit. And the artist, I would cultivate and groom and be like, hey, don't just don't do this with your kids to the parents out there. If your people going out there to go boosting their kids, if you grown and the song inspired you to go do that and it made you do it, you are worse off than the regular sheep. If you went and did some shit with this song because it came on, you said, I'm gonna go boost and do a crime and go to jail, you an idiot. Eminem used to rap shit. They was blaming Eminem for shit in middle America because white kids start doing shit, but they would that they was already doing, but Eminem, they was listening to MM that was their soundtrack. Nigga, wreck, me and you. We how much gang should we roll out too when MCA to nigga Spice One was slapping, talking about going. It wasn't because they told us to do it. That's just was my theme used to go.
SPEAKER_05We were already on that, right?
SPEAKER_00Right, so the bitch didn't hit right. You know what I'm saying? I don't think it's jealousy. I think Indy R spoke like somebody's mom. She just said the real shit. When I see little kids singing it and chanting and doing shit like that, I'm disappointed in that. I wouldn't have my if my daughter, I got a four-year-old, and she starts singing that song. What I'm tripping, I'm tripping. Right. I'm also not playing it. When we in the car, I throw an RB. When she in the car seat, I'm throwing an RB. And if the RB making some sex sales, I'm forwarding that song. I'm aware as a parent. So look, I'm both sides. And the I re you're a real bitch. You said some shit you want to owe you to say what the fuck you want to say. Uh spin that. Think you made a hit? Love you for it. Do your thing. I wish you was my artist. Stop playing.
SPEAKER_05Man, now me, I'm not gonna lie, bro. You feel me? I understand everybody got an opinion. We know it's not a positive song, but if you go speak about this, you should have been speaking about what with Megan Nastalging and Cardi B. Because talking about walk, that's a whole nother level of raunchy, nasty song and so forth. If you really have that opinion and that's the way you feel, his song is 10 times worse than that that you could have spoken on. You feel me? Like, and then when people talking about controversial, Snoop had controversial songs, NWA, Easy E T Two Life Crew, so on and so forth. They weren't condemned like that.
SPEAKER_00You feel me? Well, they did try to ban no reason, but two life crew, they did ban they should have a song called Band in the USA. They did for booty music, they did ban them. Easy E2. Remember, they had some shit before Pac, pre-pac, with C D Lords Tucker. Remember, it was like they had a whole movement, they tried to ban NWA2. So don't let's not we can't put them in the same group, they're not banning this bitch.
SPEAKER_05What I'm saying is what I'm saying is almost every artist that's a big artist, even to the MMs, to the 50 cent, have all had controversial songs. That's that's what being an artist is.
SPEAKER_02But this could be the straw that broke the camel's back. This could be the point where she's like, fuck, I had enough of this bullshit. Like I'm gonna, I gotta say something. It's time for me. But real, too. That's the thing. Like, if if if if she's been a privy to all this shit, if she's seen maybe she thinks she might think it's getting worse or worse, or she's just I'm fed up. It's like we can't we can't judge or be mad at her for having an opinion on something just like what Stephen A said was real, right?
SPEAKER_01Right.
SPEAKER_02What she's saying is is an obvious, it's a fact, it's it's not good. And she might have like we can't say, like, oh, why she didn't do this in the past, because maybe she's she's different today, right?
SPEAKER_00Maybe she's L O G and you do think different because even someone like sexy red might be 45, like, damn, bitch, you was tripping. Cardi B has said online, I don't let my kids listen to my music. You feel me? I'm saying, but I'm but I'm also saying this some of the backlash, too, is because they're that this is how weird the internet is. This is why I say the internet don't believe that I be trying to tell my people the matrix, it has you come come back. The internet is not real, it's only it's a couple of real things going on. There's some real people there, right? But uh above uh is is fake. So when you look at with with with young Miami, she was just a darling. India already said what she said. A lot of people came out and said something different. So now they're saying that because of the Diddy she. Remember, she was with Diddy, it was it was alleged that she was grooming chicks too because she was under stipend, getting an allowance, and then she wrote the character letter saying he was a good dude, even though he beat up Cassie and blah blah blah, whatever you feel about that. But they saying basically, y'all have made a y'all, y'all convicted Diddy for these behaviors. Now you brought one of his disciples to the forefront and ordained her this and this and that. I'm not saying it's right, wrong, or the other. I'm just saying that the internet is so inside out of sight. She was just a darling, and the same people that crowned her the darling is now saying that she's a devil, right?
SPEAKER_02Fickle, fickle internet. You know what I mean? Like one way today, one way tomorrow.
SPEAKER_00Yeah, chicken. Well, how we said we say chicken one day, feathers the next. That's what you said. Oh, so let me see what OG is about.
SPEAKER_05Yeah, I mean, I don't have a problem with the song, you know what I mean? It was just like Dub said if a song is gonna put you on something that you're not on, you the dummy, not the song, you know what I mean. But if you already own that type of time, of course you go bump that same way when we was off the porch with the torch, and it was Crips and Bloods, volume one dropping, whatever side of the rack you was on, they was bumping that in every old school Chevy. You feel me? Like, that's just the way it was. If you own that type of time, you go listen to what you own. You feel me? Just like us growing up as a grown men. We used to listen to way more rap. I'm pretty sure all three was listening to way more RB than we do rap now. You feel me? Because we dance, we differ, we done been through some things, we didn't sing some things. Sometimes we was gonna get a mood and just get involved. We might throw on some classical, might throw on some jazz. You feel me? Ain't even got no words to it. We just chilling, just having a little, you know, having our own little session to ourselves, you know what I mean? Different strokes for different folks, and what it boils down to. If that ain't for you, I can sit here and critique all come, bro. I could critique music all day. We ain't talking about drill, we are literally talking about people televising murders and talking about them verbally. You feel me? So if they got drill music out and we not tripping off of that, if we really tripping over some talking about boosting and stealing, and these brothers were talking about robbing and killing, but these is real bodies they catching. This ain't no internet fantasy story, so these are real hits, real hats they catching. What is we talking about? You feel me? Everything is controversial, every artist has had controversial music. That's part of being an artist expression. I'm gonna give you the foul, I'm gonna give you the real, I'm gonna give you the good, I'm gonna give you the ugly. Didn't Tupac had a song called Hit Hem Up, and then he turned around and dropped Brennan. Got a baby. Keep your head up. I ain't mad at you. What is we talking about? You know what I'm saying? That's the versatility of an artist. Hey, I can shoot at you on some hood shit, or I can spit a lyrics on some good shit. You know what I'm saying? But there's a balance, yeah.
SPEAKER_00Yeah, but this bitch ain't giving us no balance though. But this bitch don't, but just so we understand, she ain't giving us no balance though, she's giving us a great pussy.
SPEAKER_02I want to say Pac had both sides, he was like the real world, like he was reality, he's a real person. Then what's the balance to her? This is this is all you have to to offer, is it right because a baby and all that was before Hit Hem Up? Hit Hem Up came out because of discretion against him, right?
SPEAKER_00But but let me ask you something. Do you do you personally that do you believe that there is an agenda within entertainment?
SPEAKER_02100. Okay, okay, because things don't get things don't become popular on accident, right?
SPEAKER_00Right, yeah, because it's the algorithm and it's also a frequency. There's actually a frequency that we just like I don't really care about a song, but it's in my hand a lot. You feel me? Sexy red is some of the same shit. She can't rap to me, but some of the beats make me go like uh I feel like I want to be a part of that, right? You feel me? I'm saying frequencies matter, yeah. I'm saying if you could duplicate the frequency, you can make the hit exactly right. And if the hit talking about some bullshit, you locked in, but that's real, man.
SPEAKER_05You know, I mean, I don't I don't see it's that big of a deal, bro. I done heard way wrong here. We didn't listen to two short freaky tales.
SPEAKER_00I don't think I don't think it's the raunchy thing. I think that the internet needed a reason to say something, but but I think that what happens is, bro, a lot of times nowadays the glitch in the system is the real shit. Like, and I don't know if you know what I mean by that, right? Like, yeah, I know exactly what you mean. The main thing, what you talking about California State Prison, bro, once upon a time only had a few SMY yards. Now there's more SMY yards than mainline yards. So, right, so when real shit happens on yards, that's the anomaly now. So a nigga got removed because he was a child molester, dude told on the whole crew and they stabbed me as soon as he had on the yard. Now it's looked at as like, nigga, what y'all doing? When that used to be the rules, right? The algorithm now, Indy, I recall and say, Hey, why are we doing this to our children? Everybody is sheep, y'all follow on everything. Why? The internet goes, Oh my god, old bitch talking. This what stupid bitch, why are you hating, right? But in real life, as a grown man, you're gonna go, and that's real.
SPEAKER_01Right, right, right.
SPEAKER_00Because if your auntie said it to you, your sister, if your daughter, if your daughter came and said it to you, you'd be like, Hey, little mama, I taught you well. You would take the credit for that, right?
SPEAKER_02Exactly.
SPEAKER_00You would take pride in it. So it's like the internet got us so fucked up that we'll go, ah, this old bitch hating, but this bitch is a legend, though. This bitch came in an era where you could be positive and still make some money and get a Grammy or four. No, that's real. That's real. She she really did music to segue into humanitarian shit. So imagine her life where she'd been sitting back for decades doing this. Oh my god, what is this? But never saying nothing. And one day she just said, Fuck that, I gotta say something, fuck that, and tweeted it. And right afterwards, she might have been like, I should have just shut the fuck up.
SPEAKER_02But the real question is, why did her response go viral?
SPEAKER_00Right. Oh, ooh, ooh, somebody was fighting crime in an algorithm. Somehow the algorithm's like, oh, let's put this up there. Hey, all my homes, that's real. See, that's what I wish we had. Listen, bro. That see, look right here, bro. That's how you shoot. That's how you shoot.
SPEAKER_05No, real's cooking, though. Rios cooking, man, and that's facts, man. I feel like this, just like dub said, you know, if that was our grandma saying that, we wouldn't even be going that hard. We we won't just say something, but then she'll make us think, like, you know what, granny, you you telling the truth. You ain't even lying on that. You you you you speaking real, you feel me? But because in the day and age where the internet is the dictator, the judge, and jury, if the masses say, oh, she hating, everybody just go follow that hate train. They go follow the crowd, they go follow the masses. You feel me? Only brothers like us is gonna be like, What did she say wrong? Where did she hate?
SPEAKER_02It's to the point where analytics, the analytics are if I could get her response on these 20 platforms, there we go. I just gotta get her response on 20 platforms. Boom, we good. How do I get her response on these 20 platforms? Is it about is it is it is it even um viable for us? Is it is it even productive for us to get it? No, but it is division amongst them. So, you know, black culture polarize it, boom, put it out there.
SPEAKER_00But Rios, think about it, it wasn't even on camera, it was a tweet. She's like, Yeah, you you know content enough to know that the video visuals, us doing this is really what gets you to prime content. Nigga, if you could type, think about real. Wouldn't you love right now to be able to type your thoughts and just go crazy? Yeah, you do that, right? And just put your phone down and come back, your shit exploded. Right on the days like this when you had technical difficulties, on a day like this, you could be like, Well, I think I'm gonna double wreck right now, nigga. Fuck that. I'm gonna just talk this shit. Nigga, her shit went viral on a tweet.
SPEAKER_02No, no, on a response on a response to a tweet. It was a response, right?
SPEAKER_00So think about boycotting her, she didn't say nothing about this, she said nothing about boycotting, right? And she came out after that on camera and said, just so we understand, yeah, she doubled down, but she said, I didn't say boycott. What I did, I just voiced my opinion about, but she was really talking about if you listen, bro. She was talking about sheep and slaves, yeah, yeah. That's what she was talking about. She wasn't even saying that the song was bad, she was saying you could do the challenge to the song, but don't go rob nobody. Like to the song, stupid. Like, oh like y'all said, like that's really what it was, bro.
SPEAKER_05I'm telling you, bro, the internet or just like y'all said, just promoting the negative side of the black community, but not one of you know what I'm saying, glorify the positive side. Oh, she's talking about robbing and scamming. Oh, yeah, push that because just like Rio said, he ain't pushing that on her own. She got a whole machine behind her. You feel me?
SPEAKER_00Algorithm, bro, the algorithm is alive, so the algorithm is a living organism. Like, literally, bro. I don't know what's gonna happen to y'all, but um, I'm like, no, I ain't no capping. Not only if I'm talking to y'all, can I go to the algorithm and whatever we just talked about, I'm getting like content. But lately, I swear I've been going, man, what I want to eat. And then, and is that it's there. Three to four choices to where I might not have wanted to eat that, but it's there. Eat, and I'm telling you, I'm aware of it and still want to, I am gonna go there and eat right now. Like you feel me? So I'm saying that we are in a world right now that even right now, what we're doing, feeding the content of somebody else's content, right? This is the world we're in, right? So you have to really be somebody of mental and and and like physical fortitude to be able to navigate these landmines and either not go a crazy or believe or or be believe the hype so much that you start believing that like you know, the other shit. And that's where we at, bro. Like the song is what it is. If the beat go crazy and people want to dance to it, it ain't nothing but a negro spiritual. It ain't that's all it's just a negro spiritual. You feel me? I'm saying if it make you do something else other than that, on some Persianite shit, it's a frequency, and if you acted on that, you stupid. I mean, are you lost, right?
SPEAKER_02It's only what it is, is that this is what nobody's really talking about is probability, the the thought of probability, right? They have so much data and analytics on a young black man that's 45 mixed with Puerto Rican. There's a there's a million of me, right? They that have been through my situation. There's a hundred million, but a million of them been through my exact situation, right? And they they collect that data, collect the analysis, the analytics on that, and it's like, what's the probability this nigga want a green burrito? Right. Yeah, what's he gonna be when he retires? What's he gonna do? What is he like? And that's how they funnel in uh all this programming and everything. They have enough data because they bring it all together, yeah. Put it together, they know exactly they have it's like 95 probability. These motherfuckers could damn near be right there now.
SPEAKER_00Yes, it'd be correct, it'd be correct, and even if it's not all the way correct, your mind could go, yeah, I could do that. Yeah, exactly. I'ma consider that I don't need a new car, but my fine I can't refinance and I got some money tucked up. Um let me, I did want to upgrade. You can get convinced into some shit, bro. And that's even with music and everything, even with Stephen A, all the plants of the world, everything that we got going on, bro. It's all the same shit, like right. But I but that's what I mean by like you you can we we gonna we we gonna bubble, but our our trajectory is different because when you don't coon, you know what I'm saying, right? Or you don't fall victim and submit and succumb to the trash all the time, bro. I just tell the wreck, I'm well, we're waiting on you. I I used to post a lot of violence because now I did 19 years of prison, I got a story, right? So I'm a nigga that's kind of like violence, it's kind of like in me somehow. The algorithm knew that I ain't been doing that no more, but I swear to god, when I get on Instagram, my first five swipes, even though my algorithm is said other things, it fights like it's trying to give it to me, yeah, like it's trying to force it. Come back, nigga, come back. You want some bullshit? I'm on the real shit now, though. The real shit only getting like two or three hundred views, and I got a thousand followers. The the when I post a fight though, wreck, rec, you know, everything we post as going crazy, going crazy, going stupid, doing four or five K. You know what I'm saying? Right, the algorithm, bro, it knows what you want, but it's almost always trying to shake who they think you are. You feel me? You might have changed for some shit, but the fuck that the change nigga was with the you was helping the algorithm, they want that nigga back, bro. And people don't understand what I be saying that, bro. The algorithm is a with it's like an entity. All that data you're talking about, when you when you say your cookies and you accept this and all that shit, really don't matter if you accept it, we know that, right? But at the end of the day, they all that shit, they making that shit come together, bro, and they and they able to tie all of us in together. That's how we find each other, like minded motherfuckers, either on purpose or by accident.
SPEAKER_05Yep, yep, no, dead F because that's how I tapped in with Rios for just being tapped in with viral. If I wouldn't have been tapped in with viral, I wouldn't even be aware of who Rios is, or I just now would be from seeing the clip or catching them on YouTube. You feel me? Things like that, you know what I'm saying? So just Like you said, dub the algorithm is a law. So if y'all think your algorithm ain't really a law, the algorithm is a law, bro.
SPEAKER_00Trust me, you feel attached to you right here on your hip daily.
SPEAKER_05Listening to your phone calls, listening to your messages, listening to your conversations in the background.
SPEAKER_00How many times you talk about what never absorbing your life force? That's why everybody, every once in a while, go on your Chrome or your Safari, whatever, hit nigga delete cookies. Every once in a while, you would look, you would see it'll be 4,000 some sites you attach to. You're like, nigga, I ain't been even because the cookies is they're going everywhere. This will go to that, and you accidentally tap some shit into Google and it went, bruh. I'm telling you, bro.
SPEAKER_05Man, how many times you've been talking about something? You open your phone, it's right there on your phone. Oh man, I need to get discounted stuff from Walmart. You open up your phone, it's a Walmart ad. So you can't tell me that the phone ain't listening to you. You feel me? It's shaping your algorithm for you off of what you talk about, what you visit, what you clicked on, which what sites you frequent. All of that. You know what I'm saying? It's a literally your algorithm is a law. You feel me?
SPEAKER_00Look, look, I just flipped on the ground while we're on the phone. This is a bitch talking about to spin that song. They ain't on it, but got a small buttons.
SPEAKER_05What did I just say? That's the first phone. Right in 4K. He just proved my point right there in 4K. We were talking about the song. He opened his phone. What was the first thing he saw? Something sneaking on the song. Arrest my case. I'll rest my case. Now, with that being said, getting to this main course. Now, let me ask you, Rio, are you aware of who Missy Woods is, the former CIA DNA analysis chick? No. All right, all right. Hey dub, you know what I'm saying? Co-host, I'm gonna let you quarterback this topic. You feel me? Uh see, I uh look, brought him back to life. Brought him, let me resuscitate you. Let me resuscitate you.
SPEAKER_00Now look, I keep I'll give you a little overview, right? I would have sent you links earlier, right? But look, Missy, right? She was CIA, she from Colorado, right? She was a uh a DNA analyst. So we know how this shit goes with DNA. We know how, like, with crime scene shit, shit like that, right? So I sent Rec earlier delay there, broke it down so scientifically, I was like, God damn, bitch, you gotta do all that, right? But to break it down Lambus turn, people that get convicted of crimes that gotta do with DNA. She was evaluating the DNA. Sometimes the DNA would come back away that made it tricky for her people of her caliber to analyze it correctly. So she would fudge cheat, lie on the DNA results. But the results will come back that a nigga who may or may not be guilty was guilty due to DNA. Well, not guilty, but nigga, he was there or his DNA was present instead of even saying inconclusive or whatever, whatever else. I'm talking about thousands of cases though. She pencil whipping motherfuckers over 30 years, over 30 years. When she gets on the stand, she's so credible that it could be the turn of the case for a jury. When she gets up here and she states this scientifically, right? And I'm gonna tell you something quick sidebar. In my life, I fought a case before, and it was some weird shit with forensics that I know what it really was, but I'm in court listening to it, and it and they said something opposite, but it was for me. I was I just hey, lucky, lucky me, right? That I know, right? So it's like ever since then in my life, I've looked at all this shit differently because it the science may be pure, but human error or or the human capacity, or just humans, human nature, human nature, human nature, human nature. Can I I can make you a good burger right now, but what if I'm a weird nigga and I spit in it and give you herpes.
SPEAKER_02What if I hate your kind of people?
SPEAKER_00Right. You you feel me, I'm saying, right? The recipe the restaurant gave you is great. I did it perfect, but because I fuck you. You know what I'm saying? Human nature made me do some weird shit, right? So this lady was rocking. We don't the uh from everything I seen, motive at this point. Don't know if it's financially motivated, don't know if it's racially motivated. The way is the way my studies seemed like it was kind of more like difficulty related, like yo, job, like I can get off and I'm gonna clock out early. I should be waiting the 10 minutes, but I'm clocking out early. They ain't gonna notice. The bitch was cutting corners too, but we don't know all the other shit. Not only that, they let her plead out. So she gonna do some time, but she played guilty to some shit. But the quagmire is this the thousands of cases with DNA involved with her have to get brought back. But we know that we know the process of that could take years to sip through thousands of cases, right?
SPEAKER_02So everything she touched should be null and void.
SPEAKER_00Right. See, that's why off the top, right? And see, look, you from you from down the way, like the ramparts scandal, right? We had one out with the riders. Once it's found out that any detective and this detective touched your case at all, there we go. Y'all might have found a body in the trunk. My my motherfucking fingerprints is on the gun, but this nigga dealt with it. Oh, I gotta go. Because anything in the aftermath is that serious. So in full, right? The question is, right, right? Looking at this missy shit that's going on with the DNA, blah blah this blah blah misappropriation, thousand case and artists and all that artists, right? Of course, we know it's Africans, right? We know that this shit goes on, right? But what do we feel about this?
SPEAKER_05Man, I'm gonna let Rios, you know what I'm saying, uh lead up. You feel me? I'm gonna go ahead and answer and buy ask, go ahead, guess you got the floor. It's all you, Rios, bro.
SPEAKER_02Well, like when it comes to the CIA, just off the rip, I don't trust them. I don't trust the CIA, nothing that they they're not even supposed to operate on American soil. Like, you can't even have no operations and no projects out here unless the FBI or the police is moving with you. So that they tied in so much that they have to have other agencies working with them so that they can do shit here. What is it that you oh, so y'all don't trust them?
SPEAKER_00Right.
SPEAKER_02Like if y'all don't even trust these motherfuckers.
SPEAKER_00But but I want to I want to make clear real quick, real, she wasn't CIA from the CBI, she from Colorado. It was I it's Colorado Bureau of Investigation. Oh she yeah, she she was a forensic specialist, like DNA specialist there, not not CIA.
SPEAKER_02So one, I will bring up Colorado. Colorado is in the middle of a lot of shit these last four or five years in the mix of some really major shit. Um and the fact that she was doing that, I want to know if she has a does she have a gag order? Because I want to know the why, where was the initiative, who was pushing the pressure for you to so you was just doing this just out there out there?
SPEAKER_00Yeah, part of the deal part of the deal, you gotta let us know what your motive was.
SPEAKER_02What your motive was, right? What was going on, and the people should be able to hear that shit because guess what? Now we need to question a ton of the motherfuckers that's doing your job, right?
SPEAKER_00Right. Yeah, and you know what? Because even if it's just like I didn't like niggas, yeah, I want to know that too.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, I want to know. I want to know what is your motive, why were you doing this shit that you was doing? And I want to know the the the statistics and the demographic of who it affected the most in a negative way.
SPEAKER_00I think I think I think I think it was said that it was like a lot of Africans.
SPEAKER_02See, right, we know we know what it is, and it's just like leave us the fuck alone, goddamn. Like, just leave us the fuck alone. Niggas are just trying to be cool. Like we out here just trying to be cool, but y'all keep like like he said, the algorithm keeps dragging him in. Y'all keep bringing us back in, like, leave us the fuck alone, right? Like, and it's just if if it's happening on that level, I don't think anybody in the world should have a thought process or a thought to say, I don't, I don't think this is happening to them. Believe us, we've been telling you if they doing it here, they doing it on the lower levels, all over the fucking place.
SPEAKER_05That's real, and this is what like this is my two main issues is one, you got charged with over 20 felonies, you only played out to four of them, and I'm pretty sure the four that you played out to was the least of the 20 that you got convicted. I mean, that you got charged with. So, not only did you charge, you know what I'm saying, plea out. And it's thousands of cases, bro.
SPEAKER_00Thousands of cases, right? A thousand cases, an intern rattled her out, an intern. Remember, she's been doing this for 30 years. An intern did did a like an audit on the base. Like, this don't make no sense, and brought it to the attention of motherfuckers. The intern is how she got whooped.
SPEAKER_05No, and you know, that's what's that's what's bugging me is you got hit with over 20 felonies. You plead out to four. We know it's gonna be the least of the 20 over 20 that you got, you know what I'm saying, charged with. So now we know you ain't got no prior for this. We know you ain't got no, you know what I'm saying, other background or nothing. We know that you ain't got no felonies because if you have felonies, you couldn't even have got that job to begin with. So these probably not even go get no jail time, bro. They probably gonna slap her on the wrist, give her five years probation, tell her the kick rocks, and you can't work here no more, or she may disappear, right?
SPEAKER_00Because because in because in two weeks, once uh another Diddy thing come out, or something happened with uh finesse two times, we gonna forget about missy.
SPEAKER_05And the second part of that is how many innocent brothers are sitting in jail right now, how many innocent brothers have lost their life in prison behind this? How many innocent brothers are sitting on death row right now? We don't even know. We're talking about 30 years ago, some of these brothers might not even be here no more, and now we're just talking about the brothers, we just talking about the brothers that's in jail.
SPEAKER_02One case affects a hundred people, right? One case affects a whole fucking family, a whole community. Like you are affecting a multitude of people on so many different levels that it's no other word besides fucking evil that you could think of. Like you are, and that's how they fuck up a community. That's how they fuck up a community. This is how they do it. You're not just getting one man off the street, you're talking about children, you're talking about parents, you talking about cousins, you talking about jobs, everything about slavery.
SPEAKER_00It's like how you broke up the slave family. You could send the kid over here, the wife over here, this over here. You break that motherfucker up.
SPEAKER_05You're right, you motherfucking right, and getting free labor out of it. What if they just tell Julio Fulio's kills? No, we ain't gonna give y'all death penalty. We ain't gonna no, you nice and young. We could make a lot of money out of this, brother. And it's crazy that they said this on back blue TV and nobody even made an outrage about it.
SPEAKER_00No, but you know, but you know, Rick, the 13th amendment says that if you are convicted of a felony, you are a slave. This is in the constitution, so the outrage ain't with the shit on media. I'm saying that the constitution says this that if you are incarcerated, nigga, you are a legal slave. Look it up if you ain't ever seen it before. So the outrage in the courts and anything, nigga, it says it, it's an amendment, right?
SPEAKER_05No, that's facts, but I'm just saying it's crazy that how many brothers is giving false labor and just really doing the time and never did the crime. It's supposed to be if you do the crime, do the time. So, what happens to the brothers that's doing time but never did the crime? Is he gonna get compensated for all of this time that he done lost with his family? Can y'all give that back? How y'all gonna compensate families who done lost their loved ones that didn't die in prison behind this bitch line?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, but the other thing is when we work somewhere, when we a supervisor or we're a manager, we accountable and responsible for the people under us. They call us negligent if we have somebody doing some reckless shit. But what's happening? Is she just not operating by herself? Somebody is okay in signing off, somebody is overlooking her work. What? So she's the only one.
SPEAKER_00They said that no wreck. The shit I sent you, it was a chick because she was an analyst. She said the same thing. She said the way they do is a check. She said, Yes, she did what she did, but there is a checks and balances, though. There is a check and balance that somebody's supposed to get your shit, look at your shit, make sure your shit is good, then send it to the next level. So was some people that might have kicked it back to her, right? But then she lied about the results. That's like her crime was somebody may have gone. This this that don't even add up. The science ain't right. And she took it back and said, Oh, yeah, my bad, made it right mathematically, however, they do it scientifically, shot it back. And I was okay, now that's right. You feel me? Yeah, that's what that's what the bitch is supposed to be guilty of.
SPEAKER_02But the shit is so important because when it's some other shit, when it's some DCFS or some kids or some family shit, they investigate everybody that touched the fucking report. Come on, go investigate every fucking, but because it's black life, now it's it's like uh go get put away. No, go after everybody. What the fuck? How did this happen?
SPEAKER_00Right, in real, you know, in real life, even if you did it, nigga, I need my due process. If you fumble that, I'm free. That's the law. I'm white people all the time. Look at Trump, he's president right now. The law is supposed to go down. We know I did it, nigga, but do it right, nigga. Do it right if you fumble that shit, due process. Let me go. That's it. Even if I did it, you fucked up. You let a criminal back out. I might go kill again, nigga. Like right. That's the law. That's the law, bro.
SPEAKER_02Like, like Danny Glover is shooter.
SPEAKER_00Right, yeah, exactly. Exactly.
SPEAKER_02And here go the here go the biggest question. Right.
SPEAKER_05And here go the biggest question to all of this. Here go the biggest question. And real, let me get your opinion first, dub. You follow up. When it comes to being sued or being compensated, who do we go after? Do we go after her? Do we go after the jail system? Do we go after the C O CBI? Do we go after Colorado as a state? Do we go after attorney general? I mean, it's so many layers to peel back like an onion. Who who do we, you know what I'm saying? Who do we shoot at if we looking for compensation? Or we looking for some kind of you know what I'm saying, some healing, some closure, some something, not even a financial. You know what I mean? Who do we go after, bro?
SPEAKER_02Who's at the top of that food chain? I don't know who we go. I would try to go after everybody involved, you know what I mean? Like, and I would try to get that guy Crump. What it was his name?
SPEAKER_00Oh, yeah, Big Crump.
SPEAKER_02Get Crump like in on this because guess what? This is one of the biggest fucking things ever. If this is real, like if this he's guilty of this shit, it needs to be plastered over everywhere, and Crump needs to be involved with five other crumps taking down the report, looking at every file, and going after every single person because we're worth that. We are worth that. But it's seems like there's a devalue to when it when it's us, just like a black woman's pain in the hospital. Are you okay? You can take it. And when it's us, it's like they all right, they'll be all right, but it needs to be come to a point where people are like, no, we not all right. I want this shit all the way through thorough from top to bottom, but too many people will lose their shit. Like they said, the Epstein files, we can't go after everybody because the system will crash.
SPEAKER_00Yeah, but right. So we're more worried about the system than the people, right? But and and remember, the the the system is supposed to be the people, right? So it's like, right, so that's how we know, bro. But I agree with everything you just said on your take, right? My thing is that what can we do? Like, who can you go after? You can go for some money. I want the bread. If you fuck me over, but you can't get the time back, the time is lost, right? Um, the fight is you ready for that fight? Some men might want to just get out and just be like, man, I'm just glad I got my freedom. I'm finally, you feel me, right? I mean, technically, you go after the county that you in. You go after the county or you go after the state. If it's a federal thing, you go after the government, right? Like technically, right? But I was looking, it's funny that you said what you said, Rios. I accidentally stumbled upon other cases like this. So we don't know about it, but it's not an isolated incident, right? So I seen it, right? I was watching, like, you know, how your YouTube just go to the next light shit. I was still thinking about her, but it was a DA that had some shit with the DNA motherfuckers in some other state, white dude, right? They had him on the stand talking about how he was writing notes and doing all this shit. Like you feel me, right? Bruh, in my county right now, uh Pamela Price, DA Pamela Price, she ain't in there no more, but she's trying to get it back, right? She uncovered some shit in Death Row where when they was dismissing jurors, they was putting shit like, oh, uh Jewish, uh Jewish dude, some something, but putting something derogatory next to it, but in their notes, that's illegal because that's how they were doing a jury poll based on the race. That's how you know that all this shit is a force. My point is that we can keep on digging it. We right now we know about this new information. Rhett brought us this new story, right? Under upon my research, I thought, wow, this ain't even this should be happening. You know what I'm saying? So it's like just think about it on just in our nation, bro. This shit goes on so much. All you can probably look for is to if you're gonna go try to get uh military, military, if you're gonna try to be uh militarize yourself for retribution, you go do that. Probably so long, it's probably just gonna be you. It's gonna be called a mass shooting, right? It's gonna go right.
SPEAKER_05But here, but here go this though. How much how much is a human life worth? So financially, what about the people who didn't pass away in there behind this? That's what I'm saying. How much is a human life worth?
SPEAKER_00But that's what I'm saying, Rick. That's what I mean. Who can you go after? Because you can't get that back. So what I'm it's like reparations. My niggas were slaves, and they'll never be able to spend this money with me, right? But give me my shit for them, and whatever I do with it, nigga. If I blow it and I get all fentanyl, ended up stooped over somewhere in the corner, nigga, and that's my life, nigga. That's what I deal with. My shit, but give it because everybody else got it, even if I ain't financially literal. I could criticise. Look when ed happened, shit niggas went and bought they never had before, nigga, and they had they got nothing to show for it now when EDD was popping like that, right? But that was their version of reparation, they fumbled and was stupid, but they got that with with this shit that we own, bro. You have to only live. That's what I said. You go strap up and go gun some shit down, all right. That way, you go look, you could be Bobby Lee Swagger. Will you just say shooter? You could be Bobby Swagger and go gun down all your ops, right? Right, but you ain't gonna survive like Bobby Swagger, nigga. That ain't gonna be your end game. You get the cheese, and you can look at the cheese, it could be 10.8 million, right? It still ain't enough, nigga. But do what you can with that 10.8 and create generational wealth for you and your family so you can make it count for something. That's what you do. You go get the cheese, bro, and you make it to where that 10 turn into a hundred, and that hundred turn into a billion in the fifth generation, and whatever happens while this world's still going on, right? Until it's over with, your your your offspring was good because your your generations wouldn't allow for you to do that. The same it's all slavery, bro. All the shit. The people she was a white lady, what she looked like, rep. She's white lady, bro.
SPEAKER_05Right, a white Italian chick. You feel me? She was Italian chick.
SPEAKER_00You know, hate you. Let me get that cheese.
SPEAKER_05If nothing else, and what and let me ask you, Rios, what would you do? How would you handle it if that was one of your people's, you know what I'm saying? One of your family members. How who are you going after? How is Rios handling that?
SPEAKER_02You see, and uh this is the because that's a loaded question because they've already attacked the reason why we were we were having DEI. This is it right here.
SPEAKER_01Well, yeah. You know, this is the reason why DEI.
SPEAKER_02Yes, and representation. Cook on that. Cook on that. We need people that look like us to be represent to be represented in places like that. That they say, oh, let's get rid of DEI because it's not such a no, it's because of bitches like this. Exactly. DI is around for racist bitches like this. And you try to make it seem like, oh, we lazy, we just trying to get one foot in. No, it's so thousands of our niggas don't go to jail for shit that they didn't do. Oversight. Oversight. This is like we have to fight for real estate and leverage in the game. You know what I mean? Because as much money as we get, it's gonna be another motherfucker doing this shit somewhere else. Now it makes me think like who was requesting this bitch to be on the cases? Who?
SPEAKER_00Who's requesting it? It financially motivated, we don't know yet. Like who's requesting her?
SPEAKER_02But like you said earlier, know she's dirty and they want her on that stand and they said her word was bond. Who like these motherfuckers drink and have dinner and all the time and shit together?
SPEAKER_00But real's like you said earlier, like what the deal, the deal to keep her side, like if they eliminate a motherfucker, take the deal, bitch. Take the deal, shut the fuck up.
SPEAKER_05Yeah, I mean, who was allowing it at the whole at the same port, though? Because they just as guilty. Because let's be honest, somebody knew that this DNA was altered, somebody knew that she was passing off false credentials. You feel me? So even though she was on bullshit, who saw the bullshit and was just like, you know what? That ain't got nothing to do with me. I ain't gonna say nothing.
SPEAKER_00Or they in on it like that's all right.
SPEAKER_05Let's be honest, we know women when it comes to certain positions and certain demographics and companies, they don't get the same power as a man gets. So, meaning she had a boss, who the fuck was her vote? Who was letting her get that all? Because she had to pass that to somebody. Hey, this was my result. This is what I came up with. Oh, okay, it it'll wind up, right? It wants right with what we're trying to do. Who the one that passed the ball on for the Al you?
SPEAKER_02It's the Ruben Hurricane Carter, Ruben Hurricane Carter, my nigga. Ruben Hurricane Carter is the like, let's fudge these numbers. Let's we're gonna get him no matter what. Bring in Deborah, bring Deborah in, she's on the case. We're getting this nigga no matter what, right? He's guilty. We want him, and we don't even know because we like you said, we're gonna tap the hole with our toes. Like, we don't even know what these men that got found guilty. We don't know what they were going to be or what they were going into. That was like, we need to take this thing out because we want this kid to be sad, or we need this woman to be distracted. We we don't know what the what the whole motivation is is to hold us down. But it's like you protect the predator, just even in the Epstein files, they redact the predators' names and release the women who've been abused. But now we have the kids, the kids, and that's why I say we be thinking that they don't give a damn about us. They don't if if they don't give a damn about little white girls, you know they don't give a fuck about us.
SPEAKER_00But Rios, they don't give a fuck about nobody except for the elite, the elite. That's why I say I be saying this, Rick hear me say it a lot. Race is a social construct built for us to do this against each other. We don't know what race all the elites is, they might be a mixed breed, black, white, chinese, hispanic, right? And they all in the room like they don't go by race, they go by elite status, they go by status. So status is the race. We worried about black this, this, and that we gotta worry about this. A nigga calling me a nigga, a white boy, by where I live at what I gotta send my kids to school, who the boss at my job. I'm so worried about that. By the time I see you, I'm like, damn, nigga, you is on some bullshit, but I gotta pay these bills, right? Right. My kid hungry, I gotta cook for McDonald's right there. I know I shouldn't get it. You feel me? I'm saying you distracted, you know what I'm saying? And for those that's infatuated so much with the internet, they believe almost everything it represents, they the true patron of the elite.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, like if you're struggling for oxygen, who got the time to think about electricity?
SPEAKER_05Right, I can't bring it, like and the last part of this, you know, sad topic is is she gonna see any jail time or no? I'm talking about actual jail time, actual prison time. You feel me? Is she really gonna see jail time or no?
SPEAKER_00Yeah, since it's like was what she didn't go to sentencing yet. It's supposed to be some shit like the deal's supposed to be like 16 years, but but it's broke down in some, it's not it's not gonna be 16 years, but it's 16 was in there. You feel me? I'm saying, but it's gonna get broken down somehow, but she ain't won the sentencing yet.
SPEAKER_05I mean, me personally, I think it's gonna be a slap on the wrist, right? That's it. You feel me? I think she's gonna get a slap on the wrist. You know what I mean? Two, three years.
SPEAKER_02I mean, if she's gonna get an attaboy, great job. You did a great job. You did you you uh sacrifice for us, you did it.
SPEAKER_05Yeah, because me personally, I feel like this if she gets anything less than life, they gave her a slap on the wrist.
SPEAKER_02If it's anything less than life, she's gonna be a party with Blaine Maxwell on fair time.
SPEAKER_00Look, it's a it's a um uh four felonies. Uh under her plea agreement, she is scheduled to be sentenced in court to eight to sixteen years of prison on September 8th, 2026. So we'll be looking, we we see what it do. Eight to sixteen.
SPEAKER_02They'll be giving her emotional, so they'll be giving her an emotional pet, an emotional dog like Gulane Maxwell. They're gonna take care of her, she's gonna be fine.
SPEAKER_05Bruh, oh man, I wish I could trade 30 years of and get eight years. You she'll be a fair case. That should be a fair case, shouldn't it?
SPEAKER_00Bruh, bruh. You it happened on fair quarters, it happened at the fair portal, even though it happened in the state or a county. That should be some feds, bitch. You tamper because she's gonna be in club fed. Because when you appeal your when they denied in the state, to go to the feds. She's gonna be in club fed with Ghalay Maxwell. Thanks with an emotional pet.
SPEAKER_05No, that's real. Duh, you got your phone in hand, man. Go ahead and lead off the next topic, bro. You feel me? Hey, that was lit right there, man. I uh that was dope. You feel me? Rios was cooking, straight cooking with fish drink.
SPEAKER_00She had a couple of things to say. You had some shit on your mind, though. You feel the power of the beer, you feel me? Up set.
SPEAKER_03Let me give you some shit.
SPEAKER_00I got the real fierce lick on your face, too. Like, you feel me, nigga. Look, nigga, this is what I'm on. You had the real serious like niggas. You adjust the glass a couple of times.
SPEAKER_04Hold on. You feel me?
SPEAKER_05You feel me? You gotta get stern with it. What's the next topic, dog?
SPEAKER_00Okay, we got uh oh oh oh okay, look. Um back okay, all right, all right. I got you on this one. So and this is I well, I can you know we relate. We're gonna see if you relate. Okay, so when we struggling as men, we're gonna talk about as men, right? Right? When we struggling as men, and when you when you boasting as a man, whether you just did something dope, if you're athletic, if you have money or whatever, if you out at vacation, if you haven't a good dinner, you post that. But when you struggling as a man, right? And you don't like, I don't know. You come on your podcast, do you ever come on here vulnerable, right? Now, for like if you don't, why do we do stuff like that as men? Like, why do we do stuff like that and never kind of really put it out there to like to express the actual struggle?
SPEAKER_05We only post in a positive when we don't ever post a struggle, even though we're going through the struggle, right?
SPEAKER_02Because we have it's it's multi, it's it's multi-level, right? Like we have multiple examples of being vulnerable or being emotional and that shit being used against you as a weapon, right? So so men tend to keep shit in because I'm not gonna give you something that you're gonna use against me, but it's also giving too much power to other people's perspective of who you are. You're so worried about what somebody thinks about you that you can't even be true and be your real self. And when you're living in a lie and you're living a lie, that's one of the darkest places to be. Because as soon as you get by yourself, you guess who you're haunted by by yourself. You haunted by your own self. You can't even be in a room by yourself because you're living a lie. You can't even look in the mirror. You're tormented and traumatized by you not being yourself. And so from uh a very early age, we taught to not even work on just the found the basis foundation uh of human nature, which is communication. So there's a whole section of the pie, a whole piece of the pie that we don't even we're not even allowed to talk about. Wait, why why do you feel that way? Or what what this this what emotional intelligence? We've been put into such a fucking blender that when when uh when the ugly face surfaces they blame us. But this this is what y'all built. This is this is the the aftermath uh of us having to hide and and fight against what we want to do, what do we want to talk about. We have to be this monster. And guess what? When that shit stacks up, stacks up, we lash out through physical, uh maybe physical shit. But because we haven't been taught how to sit here and have this dialogue or this discourse and talk about, you know what? That shit actually fucked me up and made me mad, or that shit uh triggered me to feel this way. Uh when you did that, when you cheated on me, it made me want to go out here and do this, but I don't know why.
SPEAKER_01Right.
SPEAKER_02Even though I cheated on you 22 times.
SPEAKER_01Right.
SPEAKER_02And it's like we don't talk about our vulnerabilities, we don't be open about shit. So me talking to P dub about some shit at the barbershop, you going through a thousand things, but we talking about the Lakers.
SPEAKER_01Right.
SPEAKER_02We just had we just had a a whole hour of an opportunity for you to ask me a question, say, hey man, how have your have your mama ever stole from you?
SPEAKER_01Right.
SPEAKER_02What that what yeah, what did that feel like? How did how did that make you feel? Because that's a cold dynamic, right? And that's some shit that's going on, a lot of shit's going on, but we don't even ask the niggas closest to us about it.
unknownRight.
SPEAKER_00Right. And like with like you said though, for real though, um, well, I want to ask you too, but like how do you feel about being vulnerable like that online? Because you know, like it's almost like an unwritten rule for men, you better not cry on the internet.
SPEAKER_02Like, you feel there's no such freedom if you're not being yourself. There's no freedom if you're not sharing who you are. There's no freedom because now you have a standard, an unreal standard that you have to be held to. Oh, I'm this tough nigga, I'm this tough nigga that don't feel nothing. Now you gotta that's who you are. You gotta be that now, right? When you're walking out, when you meet people, now you gotta go up into a a motherfucking uh yoga class as a tough nigga.
SPEAKER_00Ain't no days off, nigga. Ain't no days off, nigga.
SPEAKER_02And it's like you don't you don't wanna wanna have to be something that you're not go on here, talk about nigga. I tell motherfuckers, nigga, I Uber in the morning. Four in the morning, I wake up to Uber. It's the last few years was the least amount of money I've ever made in my life. But it's because I felt like I was doing something that's important. I'll sacrifice that. I could go in aerospace right now and get a hundred and fifty thousand to two hundred thousand dollar job, but I don't, it's not valuable to me.
SPEAKER_04Right.
SPEAKER_02What's valuable to me is this shit right here. Three black men talking about some real shit that's gonna help maybe two, three, four other black men or black women that's watching that could uh to relate for their son. Like, oh shit, this is what those dudes was talking about. This is okay, son. How you feel about this? Hey, son, this is I don't give a damn. I have more years where I have made the least amount of money because I've never felt more fulfilled in my whole goddamn life than I do right now. Right, and so it's it's about that. It's about because if you hold on to your trials and tribulations, reckless, what you've been through, you hold on to your trials and tribulations with our which are a powerful thing. Who the fuck does it help if you're not sharing what you've been through?
SPEAKER_01Right. Everything's supposed to be therapeutic, everything's supposed to be healing, right? Exactly.
SPEAKER_02We only demon, we only putting on demos to beat niggas up, we not demonstrating what it's like to be hurt, yeah.
SPEAKER_00And it's called it's called being it's it's called a cathartic moment. When you have a cathartic moment with somebody else, that's what it's called. You feel me? Cathartic moment. Catharisists like that, it's a very deep and dope thing, for real, though. Rick, will you stand on how you feel about that on the internet, though?
SPEAKER_05Man, you already know, man. I feel like this honesty is the best policy. Ain't that what Granny told us? You feel me? Like, y'all know I got a whole Dayton show, the Dayton playbook. I was just on there with Rod Terrill and my co-host, talking about how my wife left me while I was still at work. I came home to have a crib, my daughter gone, my wife gone, and how that crushed my heart. And I'm like, damn, I thought we were better than that. We couldn't have a conversation. I got hit with the dear job letter. Some some people gonna be like, Oh man, you a sucker for speaking on that. Oh man, why are you talking about that, man? Fuck that bitch. No, because that wasn't a bitch, that wasn't even a baby mama, nigga. That was a wife, nigga. Yeah, feel me? We got four baby mamas, she was the only one I chose to marry, so obviously I seen something in her I didn't see in the other three. So me sitting here acting like I'm tough, like oh man, I ain't tough enough that bitch. I'm a pill, nigga. I guess wrong. Nigga, I'll be sitting here lying to myself, right? So, nigga, what is and what do we always say being brothers? If you can't keep it real with yourself, you can't keep it real with me. You ain't even being true to you. So, how the fuck are you gonna keep it real with me? You can't even keep it real with yourself. So, you know what I'm saying? Who you trying to clown, who you trying to be, who you trying to think you are, you know what I'm saying? And it's sad when you gotta walk in footprints that ain't even your footprints, nigga. You were a size 9, you walking in a 12 and a half. What you doing? What you doing? You looking like you looking like Bozo over here in your shoes. Fit Bozo the clown, too. Nigga, you were 12 and a half, right? So now when you do want to be vulnerable, when you do want to be that real nigga, you can't even be that later on after the fact because now everybody's gonna remember that the old nigga. Oh no, no, remember you hard, you took, you don't go through nothing. No, man, I'm just trying to be vulnerable, man. You know, I'm I'm just keeping it real. So, what was that then? You was keeping it fake, you was you was keeping it fake. So now we're supposed to believe the fake is the real, you know what I'm saying? But we live in a day and age where the real scene fake, where people's going through the struggle, posting themselves being homeless. Oh man, they just trying to get a Go Fund. Oh man, they trying to get some donations. But when a nigga sitting here, I am I got this iced out rose. You feel me? We out here, nigga. That's really off team, but he really balling though, because he got that rental. That's a motherfucking Corvette. That's a rental. He in a mansion, nigga. That's an Airbnb. We done seen famous rappers do it. So we think we ain't gonna see regular individuals on that same time. So now the fake is real, and the real struggle is fake.
SPEAKER_00So let me know how you feel, dude. That's a good point. I don't know, bro. I'm a mix, I'm gonna mix, I'm gonna mix bag because I feel like all this shit up here be showtime. I try to, I try to just be authentically who I am when it comes to how I'm approached, and I feel like everything that I say out loud is really truly what I feel. But a lot of times it's I might be like really going through something, but I'm not gonna just let it like it's like I'm going to work. Like if I'm stressing at home, I'm not about to come to work and talk to my co-workers about my shit. You feel me? Right. I might talk to my brother about it later. Hopefully, if I'm cool enough with a woman to rebuild like that, I can probably purge her, purge her. But it's hard to purge people when it's about them. You can't go purge nigga. Look, hey, nigga, Rio stay a fuck you, nigga. It's about you, nigga. That's why I'm tripping. And it probably ain't gonna go right. You feel me? Right, right. Like the internet can be therapeutic depending on your audience of who you are. The way the what I what I represent, even without trying, is uh this a thing of strength and whatever else, and plus I got a label and this, this, this, and that. So I'm saying that when my my my form of vulnerability may not be stock. So you feel me? Like, I might just uh post, uh, I might talk about like I did the other day, I'll talk about relationships. Like, I'll talk about something I normally don't talk about. My purge might come like that. So niggas that know me will go, okay, duh mama. If you my brother, you gonna go click a devil's up, nigga. What you was on? What nigga, wifey on some bullshit, nigga. Like you know what I'm saying, like if niggas know they know, I'm not gonna. If somebody die or something, I might not be able to help it if I'm talking, right? But other than that, on some man shit, I I give you a hundred, but I gotta keep. I'm sorry about that. I give you about 75 and I keep about 25 in a nook, and only now backstage when we go off camera, I might go nigga real, I ain't gonna lie, then you said that shit made me think about my mama, nigga. Right, right. But but if you was cooking on, I did not say nothing online because I don't want to show that, but you might have been on that and I want to sit with you. You feel me? Like you know what I'm saying, right? But if we haven't a moment and it's real and it's organic, I just feel like real niggas gonna bind the way real niggas do. You know what I'm saying? We trauma bind, like you know, niggas, we trauma bind the stupid way. We start off talking about the Lakers, nigga. Then you would like my pops, you take away to get nigga mines too, nigga. He don't know, and we saw we he got smoked on Chris Shaw, nigga. Like you know, we find a way to trauma bind, right? But I feel like as a man, you gotta really only say that for your niggas. Yo, your your your your significant other should get the brunt, right? And the internet, like bread, what was we talking about? We'll talk about personal shit that you don't know if you could talk about it with niggas that you know from the internet because if we get into it, right now that's real, that's real, and that and that's a good segue to to the YouTube shit.
SPEAKER_02We talk about when you post that I want to I want to touch on that real quick before we before we segue in. No, go ahead.
SPEAKER_00Go ahead, go ahead for sure.
SPEAKER_02God will attack you with uh the devil will attack you with your closest ones, right? So you you might be pres presiding or giving information to where the devil wants to attack you, and sometimes God will send the blessing in the most mysterious places, right? And so I'm not gonna be the one to to like to uh to guide that because your your your curse or your blessing, your good, your bad, you may have be dealing with some pain that ain't even for you, right? So somebody can see that and help them, right? And sometimes it ain't even about you, you might be in your worst shit ever, and God is like, Yeah, you going through it, but nigga, this ain't even for you, right?
SPEAKER_00Exactly. Right, no, no, no, no, no, because the pressure could make me come out and say some shit, yeah. The world, right? But God, like, tomorrow you're gonna be good, nigga. We're gonna pay you. The shit you thought it felt through was good, yeah. But then, but then reckless in it to it, he like, ah, I felt that and and he and he give got some healing, you're right, you're right, yeah, right. And that's why you do gotta throw the fireball sometimes. Yeah, I throw the fireball sometimes.
SPEAKER_02It might be Steve at work talking about some shit. You like, wait, hold on, wait, what?
SPEAKER_00Hold on, hold on, right, because trauma binding is a real thing, and just that you gotta do it with people that's trying to get over toxicity, yeah. Right when it's toxic, you're gonna probably be absorbed by that toxicity. But if you can trauma bind with people that's going, oh, you too, I'm trying to be better. You can find a lane, and what I learned is you can sometimes find that here, you just have to be careful because people because you never know when you run into a content creator. See, I I I'm a content creator, but I'm a man now, so I can look at you like I'm not about to beef with you right here. Like, I'm not, yeah, like if it like even if I say pull up, it ain't gonna be right here. I'm calling you or something in the DM bitch ass thing, what's up, whole ass nigga? You really trying to do that, but on my act like I ain't tripping, you feel me? Well, that's just me, but you're gonna see what record we was talking about. You can write and you can say some shit, and you think that we just was building big backstage, but nigga, now that we I said she on light, it's content, yeah. Well, me personally, man, you know take an ass whipping online, bro, and not you something you can take an ass with in real life, not care about it, but the internet can make you care about it so much that you crash out, yeah, exactly.
SPEAKER_02But tell the you if you tell the whole world nobody can use that against you, yeah. What you tell? I told everybody that nigga, what you talking about? Everybody know, right?
SPEAKER_05Right, and you know what, Rios, that's what I was just about to say is double back off of just what I said. If I can't keep it real with me, how can I keep it real with y'all? You feel me? So, and then on top of that, if I'm gonna be a podcaster, man, being the biggest part of being a dope podcaster or being a great podcast, period, is vulnerability. You gotta be open with your audience so that way they can resonate with you. Okay, we know where you're coming from on that, okay. I see your opinion on that. If you ain't real with yourself and you ain't gonna be vulnerable, how do they get to know you?
unknownRight.
SPEAKER_02I feel like that there's lanes for everything, you know what I mean? Like it, like like uh McCant's on uh Gilbert Arena said, McCanth, I come with the character, I'm doing the character, I'm doing this. Some people are are here for different reasons. Some people's missions are different. My mission is different than P Dub's mission, than Reckless's mission. And so, but the thing is having the balance and the representation of everything we are that we can have access to it.
unknownRight.
SPEAKER_02You know what I mean?
SPEAKER_00Like, right. And not and not want to be in and not being enamored with perpetual beef.
SPEAKER_03Yeah.
SPEAKER_00And I'm gonna say this and no disrespect to anybody, but the LA, like LA county kind of podcast scene is like all beef, not all of it. I don't want to just put that all in one box. It's heavy though, it's a lot of it. A lot of it is like the same crippling and blood that was going on in my generation of why when niggas really getting their ass whooped and getting popped and shot drive by is happening. Now it's like I might pull up on you, but if not, I could just blood cuzz, kill you right here, and if not tell them, whatever. And it's like, but it's so combative. And my word, I'll be like, because I'm really built like that. I'd be like, oh, I'm I'm throwback. I'm not gonna telegraph when I'm on. I'd rather just let me stop this. Let me get out of here. I'm gonna go. I do want to kill you, bitch ass nigga, but I'm gonna find you on my own. Like, I don't want to talk about it on camera. Like you feel me? And the world, bro, gotta so embed. Like you just said, see what you said earlier, Rios. You said you didn't say it like me, but I'm gonna say it for you. Uh uh uh a coward dies a thousand depths, a soldier lives but once. When when a nigga that's a rat, every day he gotta look in the mirror and know he read it. Yeah, a bitch ass nigga. I he gotta know he a bitch ass nigga. A habitual liar, a fake nigga, when he look in the mirror, it's showtime when he comes outside. Right when he looks in the mirror, everything like I'm a bitch ass nigga, bro. That whole ass shot about I gotta watch out. Ray, I say this shit to re outside. I gotta I know this nigga gonna be on me today, like, but they gotta go through that where I get up in the morning and be like, Oh, I did get whooped yesterday, nigga, but I think which I owned it, and I'm good. I took the ass one. I'm I'm rocking the day. That was yesterday. Yeah, like it ain't that yeah. When people laughing somewhere down the street around the corner and huddled up, I ain't gonna think they're laughing at me. Like, that's right. That's why a coward he's gonna die every day. Niggas on the yard in prison when niggas huddled up, a nigga, a foul nigga, whatever is huddled up, she's scared to death.
SPEAKER_02They think it's about me. Oh, they huddled up again.
SPEAKER_00Oh my god. Oh man, that's why I used to see that's why I used to see bitch ass niggas, bitch ass niggas in the P and always want to go in every circle, they want to pollinate it. What's going on? What y'all talking about? What y'all what nigga? Because you wouldn't I used to act what you got going on? Well, you gotta be in everybody's business because you worried about it. It's your business, you a bitch ass nigga, like bruh, and living like that. Think about your life. If you gotta live like that every day, think about how much tension that put your shoulders, you know what I'm saying? What your eating habits when you got a boo-boo out of nowhere, it's time you might ooh, is it today? You gotta got the boo-boo feeling this, it might go down. That's a horrible feeling ahead, nigga.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, that's where look, and then another thing that's where a lot of these diseases be coming from. Niggas holding on to their they lies in their body, and that stress of them lies, nigga. Yeah, oh, you having a heart attack. Oh, you got high blood pressure, oh, you got diabetes. Oh, you fucked, yeah. What you doing?
SPEAKER_00That nigga stressed out.
SPEAKER_05You feel me? Dead and dead and dead and stressing myself to death. Literally, you feel why you know why he knows you got this stress diabetes in right now. Hold on, which you know, it goes right back to what Rio said, though. You don't feel me? What can you hold against me if I'm just gonna be open and vulnerable with whatever I got to say? You can't use nothing against me. I mean, your mama was on dope. Yeah, I know. I told that story. You know what I'm saying? I mean, your wife left me. I know I told that story.
SPEAKER_00When niggas played the dozens, nigga, the best cappers was the niggas that would cap on themselves first, make you laugh like a motherfucker, say all the jokes on itself and annihilate you. You can't say nothing, can't say shit. You can't say shit. I already saw told all the good ones on me. What are you gonna say about me? I ain't already said I can laugh at me, nigga. You feel me? There it is. Don't take me too serious, bro. Like you feel me, and that's what it is, right? But uh, what's the last dessert? What was the last dessert?
SPEAKER_05Uh no, no, that was the last main course. You know what I'm saying? The first dessert is you know what I'm saying, being on YouTube, you know, we are all content creators, you know what I'm saying? Doug included, you feel me? He's a content creator, also. Even if he knew to this, he's still true to this. You feel me? So, with that being said, with us being content creators, why is it that only drama sells and positivity don't sell? You feel me? Like, what is it? Us, is it the content, you know what I mean? Is it the algorithm? Is it YouTube? Period, as far as what they go push, what they not go push, because I mean, I look from the other sector of lighter skinned people, they can talk about whatever, you know what I'm saying? They could post whatever, they can get on a lot of topics that might be controversial, meaning like getting a jab in your arm back when that was going on in 2020. We we can't even say the C-word, and now we gotta cut that, and now we gotta put that on the block, you know what I'm saying? We we can't have that out there, and misinformation about certain topics. You it'll be stuff like that. So let me ask you that, Rio. You know what I'm saying? Why is it that positivity don't fail with drama fail?
SPEAKER_02Uh it's like it's pretty simple for me, right? Because I always go back to history. What was what was valuable and profitable about not letting niggas know how to read?
SPEAKER_05Right keep them in twine, you know what I'm saying? Keep them under the umbrella.
SPEAKER_02So we can read now. We could do this. It's just a it's just an escalated nature of these pe of these people that are trying to control. You would think like, oh, it would be valuable for them to read. Yeah, but now when they're trying to get something out of you that they want, you know what I mean? Like they want you to stay uh coddled in a small place in a box. I can control you more if this is how you are, if I notice how you think. If you don't have access to these other things, I know who you are. The probability of you going against me, if you haven't read, is very unlikely. The probability of you waking up and and uplifting your people and being proud of your people is very high if we pushing out all the positive shit that y'all doing. But how do we keep you in a perpetual state of anxiety and that you ain't good enough and that you don't like each other is by showing divisive shit. And even when the divisive shit is only 8% or less, they still pushing at 100%. Because it's valuable to them, not us. It's valuable to the producers, not the consumers. We got to lead from the consumerism to being producers of things, making things, and being builders, but it's valuable for them to keep us distracted and focused on the negative. Because guess what? Negative energy is fucking powerful. You can have a you can say 10 positive things or like my son could be playing football, basketball. The nigga can have an amazing practice, everything good, one bad play. How was your practice? Oh, horrible. Why? Oh, I messed up, I fumbled the ball. Because that people focus on the negative, you know what I mean? And that's why we got to reinforce the positive shit. As a dad, like, nah, you did this and this and this and this and this, you did this great, you did this great. But that is a form of content. If they if you're feeling bad about yourself, but then you see positive content, positive content, now you're feeling better. Like, oh shit. You know what? Nah, I'm tripping. But that's not valuable for them, it's valuable for us, right? Not them.
SPEAKER_00Right. And I and I and I and I can simplify it even better. I don't say better, I'm just gonna say I'm gonna simplify it with like, listen, it's all by design. Like, period. Like, like we just talking about the algorithm. We just really actually spoke on this earlier, didn't realize, right? The algorithm is a beast. I just told you that earlier, they showing me fights, and I'm posting all content and positivity lately. Like, right? So it's like they want you to be what they want you to be, but you gotta understand that even if it don't work for you, don't trip. They got another 54 million, you know, uh accounts that they can rock, like cookies on your phone and all that shit count. Like, but just understand that, like, it ain't just YouTube and the media. Look at rap. You know, rap was once upon a time, you could make positive songs and make some money and do what you do and be on the label, and then it's slowly segued after the biggie era, it segue into like it kind of was in a little hybrid phase, and then it went all the way negative to where the only things that we get is the negative or sexual or whatever, right? Because the algorithm ain't just the internet, it's all by design, especially when it comes to us. But the whole point of that is that if you why if they so focused on us, we gotta be hella special, but only we can recognize it in time to make us special, yeah. So when they ushering you that, when you for real, when you this right, we clip this, we could clip this and then cut clip us on some the little cousin part and clip it. And this might be the dopest part where we felt good about this. Should be the shit that the world is on, but the shit that we was just on on this that's what's gonna rock, yeah.
SPEAKER_04Right, yeah, right.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, and it's like not I I I go, I be thinking like sometimes, like, damn 50 Cent wasn't by accident, you know what I mean? Like he came in tearing niggas down, came in promoting, being shot up, and this and that, but then a movie came out about it. Then this came out about it, then we get G on it, then all throughout the course, it's a teardown, tear down, tear down all the way to right now.
SPEAKER_00Right now, to right now, right now because he's another one troll, because he's gonna troll anybody, anything, and he gets away with it.
SPEAKER_02But look who he's trolling. Right, right, people, and it's like, oh shit, we came out of the we came out of the the the pop biggie, uh, uh Jay-Z shit into this shit. You know what I mean? Like, oh shit, let's promote violence, let's promote surviving. The 50 has such an effect that they asking niggas with their record deals how many times you've been shot, though.
SPEAKER_01Right, right.
SPEAKER_02Have you been shot? Oh, you ain't dealt with no real shit? You ain't got you ain't got no enemies, like they use that like it's it's crazy because it's it's it puts money in their pocket.
SPEAKER_00Right, right, right. But but but even bigger than that, it keeps this on lock. Like, you gotta remember mass incarceration was like the new slavery. Entertainment is the new new slavery, yeah. Period.
SPEAKER_05No, and I'm gonna keep it 100, you know what I'm saying? It also goes back to some of this and shit, too. People is only focusing on the negative, that's what they want to look for. So, like if you checking for the positive, yeah, the algorithm gonna throw that negative in there, but you're gonna get a lot more positive. But if you focus on the negative, oh we're gonna give you what you want. We're gonna give you all you can eat like a buffet. You feel me? All the negative you want. We got different trades of negative. You feel me? You want fights, we got fights. You want shootings, we got shooting. You want break-ins, we got break-ins. You know what I'm saying? So it's also I'm not just gonna put it on YouTube, I'm gonna also have to put it on the people, and they gotta take some accountability on what they out here looking for, what they are mentally digesting. What are you eating mentally? You know what I'm saying? What are you eating visually? You feel me? Is you eating negative or is you eating positive? You know what I'm saying?
SPEAKER_02Negative is so easy though. Look, it's so easy to go. I can go outside and go to jail right now. I could do a thousand things to go to jail right now, and it's easy. Go out there and go beat somebody up, go fight. All the negative shit is is is right at your fingertips. But being positive and trying to step away from some shit, that's the difficult shit. Right. Trying to stay out of jail, trying to try not to go into this negative shit. That's the hard being humble.
SPEAKER_00Like, humility is all that shit is hard.
SPEAKER_02It's hard. That shit is difficult. It's easy to be a vicious nigga out here right now. You know what I mean? Like, there's no, there's not even no accountability from your own people, right? It's like you ain't gotta ask no questions, you can just go and do whatever you want now, and put it on camera and talk about it and it'd be it'd be honored.
SPEAKER_00Like, we talk about it all the time. Motherfuckers feeling their old crime. Look at oh, Pooh Shnee, look what just came out, bro.
SPEAKER_05Man, the whole video.
SPEAKER_00I mean, it's it's like yeah, you could say Gucci was whatever, right? You Gucci might have just been dumb because he should have just said nothing like, bro, this shit for sure gonna come out, yeah. You know what I'm saying? Right, you didn't even have to say nothing. You really could have just kept your status, and but I guess good, but whatever you say. You could lick the footage yourself and not even saying nothing. You could have been an undercover. Let me just leak the footage, get this nigga arrested. I ain't gonna say nothing on tape. Then come back, I'm like, bro. Y'all seen the footage. That's all I'm gonna say. Y'all see what happens. You feel me? You know what I'm saying, right? Because this nigga really not only did he film him telling him to do it, he the nigga with the camera filming. This is what I'll be saying, like with the little dirt. It really be informants in every crew. Because if it wasn't an informant, a real nigga would have said, Nigga, we ain't about to record this. Fuck you on.
SPEAKER_05We ain't bringing no phones to the meetup spot. Why we got a phone?
SPEAKER_00But his dad was there, his dad was like, hold on, nigga, fuck you on. Bitch ass nigga, get your I'm at that point. I'm directing everything, even if we still robbed him. Say if I just like my son, he just that nigga on one. I just gotta stand with him. He's also my he might be he's all I'm gonna stand with him, but nigga, put that up. We ain't doing that. Get your bitch ass out of here, or at the very least, son. I see you at the car. Right, yeah, I'll take care of this. Like, right, nigga. So it's like, bro, that nigga doing that, it's a microcosm what we're talking about. Yeah, in his world, he really felt recorded because it's gonna be binding. But what he said in the video, if you listen to it, was you a real nigga, real gangster. You ain't been through, you ain't doing that. He was really trying to bait him into he's gonna keep it solid. He felt like Gucci was gonna do whatever it takes to keep it solid, so even though he's recorded, like what you was doing with the guns and shit, nigga, that he wasn't gonna be on no bitch and shit because he believed in a legend of Gucci from rap, right, from media, because he didn't know Gucci other than when he met him on the deal. He believed whatever Gucci got a body, Gucci when he grabbed, he fucked with G's all that shit. But look, the me, the internet had a real nigga, a real nigga so fucked up, right? That he believed he could record it, do all that, and that was gonna be binding because he said on a tape, man. Say I ain't I mean, we already went through, we did that. Yeah, but you ain't you ain't on you ain't on 1017 no more. That's what he thought. But that's what everybody thought. But think about that, bro. That's the negative shit in his world. He felt like a real nigga would have just robbed him or did what you did and put a skit. A real nigga don't do this. That ain't what a real nigga do, bro. Right now, anybody on this panel go go do something. You're gonna put that phone up. Let me think. I might walk to the destination because exactly exactly yeah, but that's content, everything is content. When everything is content, most shit the positive shit. There is an algorithm for it, but they're not feeding us that. That algorithm is getting fed to some people, though. Don't get it twisted. The positive algorithm is getting fed, yeah.
SPEAKER_05Because you can't have a youtuber, you can't have a youtuber like a Mr. Beast, and he'll have 10 20 million subs, and he don't he giving all this money away, giving out free trips, buying people cars, he doing 99 positive things. Hey, if you got any white friends, and he off bro, he's taking off like a space rocket.
SPEAKER_00You feel me? If you got any any any white or square friends, ain't got to be white, any square friends get their phone and scroll their timeline on YouTube, scroll their Instagram, scroll their tick tock. If you got real square friends, especially if they're not black, if they're black, they might be different. I swear to god, bro. I I I've done that algorithm be all like what is this? What is this? I ain't never even seen this shit. You didn't even know this shit exists. Is this Instagram really? Like, wait, look, look, just like if you scroll the timeline of a deviant, a nigga that's always on porn of and watch your ass. Have you ever seen one of them? Oh my god, it's nothing but when you go to the discovery page, every square is AI ass, real ass, workout ass, it's ass and put that the algorithm feeds the beast of what it is, but when it comes to niggas and deviants, the algorithm forces it to you, yeah, yeah. Telling you, bruh.
SPEAKER_02The Ellisons didn't buy, and Trump wasn't so adamant about TikTok for no reason, exactly. Adamant about that shit just because of all of money, because tick tock was was not owned by them, and that shit was letting shit through that they were not happy about, right? People were going to TikTok for news, right? People going to TikTok for World Wars, like what happened over here?
SPEAKER_00People were going to be the real shit, the real time shit. Yeah, real time, like right now. This is going on, they're killing us now, nigga.
SPEAKER_02Look, no, don't believe them. Look at he's there right now. They wanted that shit because it was too much power for the people. And then look, the Ellis just got CBS, they got Paramount, they got all this. Which is CD, which is Fox. They got all that shit. They could they want media, they wasn't trying to fire Jimmy Fallon or whoever that nigga was for no reason. They trying to muffle and and smother the truth. They didn't go after TikTok because it was China, it was went after because they can't control the shit.
SPEAKER_00Right. That's like that DI shit you said. See, like that's the that's that other part. That's the shit that this why this only gonna get 18 views. Yeah, exactly. Right, right.
SPEAKER_05And to keep it real, man, as far as you know, if y'all want to change YouTube and what they pushing and what they promoting, you gotta change what you in taking, you gotta change what you clicking on, what you engaging in, what you watching. That's the only way to suddenly change it little by little, is that we gotta change our mentality, our mindset, and what we doing on YouTube. Because I know me, you could ask dub this now. 90% of the time I'm on YouTube. Man, I'm on here popping it up with brothers, tapping in with brothers. It's always me showing love and support, like, comment, share, put it on my story. Rios go, hey, what's good, bro? Good morning, man. All love is always, you know what I'm saying? Y'all see me out here on these YouTube and Instagram streets just pushing hella positivity physically, verbally, mentally. That's what I'm checking for, man.
SPEAKER_00Let me see what recognizes your poo shisty, right? Because the algorithm recognizes the poo shisty. You can see your shit go your voice and is it positive? The algorithm is visual too, nigga. Yeah, yeah. Oh shit.
SPEAKER_05Yeah, I mean that's because I'm trying to do the algorithm like they do us. Let me pull you in with the negative and then spin off with some positive. You feel me? I'm I'm doing what they do to us. You feel me? Oh, yeah, he about to be on some gang shit. Hold on, man. He ain't on no gang stuff. What are you talking about over there, man? You feel me? Now the algorithm, man. Nah, you know, let me pull you into my world the same way you try to pull us into y'all world. You feel me? So, you know what I'm saying? Before we jump out the building, we got the last dessert menu, and this is all about Rios. You know what I'm saying? Rios, we know that you elevated, you know what I'm saying? Well, Doug don't know you as well as I'm aware of you. You feel me? This is the first time being a world of you, getting to know you as a person, podcaster, you know what I'm saying, so on and so forth. You know, I'm I'm aware of the journey, the elevation, and so on and so forth. What I want to know from Rios is what made you elevate, and when did you have that epiphany? Like, you know what, it's time for Rios to do something different. You know what I'm saying? Give us some background on Rio, his mindset, and what just got him to that point where it's like, you know what, this is cool, but it ain't cool. Let me do, I'm better than this. You know what I'm saying?
SPEAKER_02I I would say um getting my introduction into like the the internet uh podcast and streaming space, industry, or whatever, was like a crash course. You know what I mean? Like I really wasn't a like a uh person up on podcasts, up on things like that. And I learned through it, but I feel like how I got how I came in, I went to like what I'm most comfortable being, which is like the path of least resistance, like defensive and and this and that. And and I really wasn't had I didn't have my own platform at the time. And it just it was just experience, just going through it and then starting to see like moving the the shit out the way and starting to see shit more clearly. Like, damn, I've been on the internet for a year. Have I ever said how thankful I am to God? You know what I mean? When I got the most people watching me, have I even talked about what I appreciate in life? What I've have I shared how I made it out of this? Have I shared that yeah, shit was fucked up, but you can make it out and do this? Like, am I and it was like I I had to ask myself, who am I helping? And am I am I just sitting here entertaining motherfuckers to laugh at me or just to enjoy me while I'm away from my family? You know what I mean? Like and how how much value do I give myself? How how important do I think I am? You know what I mean? That what I made it through. And once I did that, like started questioning, and my mama got sick, and that was my mom got sick and I stepped away for a minute, but as I stepped away, it allowed me to look from the outside, look at what I was doing, and I didn't like what I saw. And I was and and I built my own shit and I was like, from here, I'm in total control. Nobody can could you can't blame nobody for how you look on here. If you look like a fool, go ahead and blame yourself for looking like a fool. If you're in control of your narrative, you're in control of what you say and what you do. And I think um our brothers and sisters are too important to not be up here doing the hard work. You know what I mean? Like, and the hard work is doing shit that you know may not get the views, doing things that you know are might not bring monetary value, but it's the it's the balance of impact that you that you that you uh are producing versus just getting on here just trying to give views. And I can't do that. I I've established myself in life, I don't have to uh do that shit, and I'm proud of who I am. I'm play, I'm proud of what I've made it through. And so this is just the opportunity for me to just be 100% myself, and whether you like it or you don't, at least you know it's Rios.
SPEAKER_01Right.
SPEAKER_05No, if you got any questions, you know say anything you want to ask the bro pertaining to that.
SPEAKER_00Hey, look, I just want to tell you, man, I appreciate you. I love you, yeah, yeah, yeah. You're very eloquent. Yeah, yeah. I'm saying you're articulate. I like the way you express yourself, man. I feel like I ain't gonna lie to you, like you you you probably varsity, and don't I don't know if you realize it or not, but like just stay varsity, bro. Keep everything pro. You know what I'm saying? Um, make sure that you stay with that elevation, you stay with that elevation, really. And the world gonna pay you every day a hundred times ten. You feel me, I'm saying it ain't always gotta be actual currency. So keep that because it in this space to me, right? The people that could just talk to you, right? And you don't really know their background and shit like that, they don't sound too ghetto, they don't sound too square. You feel me? I'm saying they got like a middle ground, and you can talk about whatever when you pop on the shit. Look pro keep it like that, elevate, expound upon that. Yeah, don't ever decrease, only increase. You feel me? Keep that shit up, but I appreciate I like I appreciate you. I appreciate you jumping on our shit too. For sure. We talk about appreciation and stuff like that. You know, Sunday cookout. We're trying to elevate our brain too. So I really do appreciate you showing up for that, man. And I'm proud of you how you rocking, man. Uh, one African to another. I love your conversation.
SPEAKER_02Thank you, brother. Thank you guys for having me here, man. Like, it was really a blessing to be able to sit here and have discourse and talk about the things that we're doing and having the conversations that we're having on the internet. Like, I enjoy this, you know what I mean? Like, this is this is the shit that's really valuable. You know what I mean? Like, I got to meet P dub today. I've been talking to Reckless uh for a couple weeks, and it's just like we're building a network, you know what I mean? Like, we're building a network, and that's how that's how we use this internet, that's how we use these devices and this media is to uh to build brotherhood. You know what I mean? Like when I like you said, when you down here, come through, hop on when I go over there. Like, hey, now you gained a brother, you gained somebody that's interested, you gained somebody that's also gonna be talking about you in rooms that you're not in. Like, you know what I mean? Like, nah, hey, I had a dope, this dude P duh, he gold, he was talking about some shit. You see what Reckless Reckless Podcast is doing? They're killing it over there. But that's that's what this shit is about. And I feel like it's getting rid of the shit that they try to have us looking at each other from a like, oh shit, what do you like? No, when I see a brother, it's like, how can we build? What do I need to do? How can I help? Right. And so thank you guys, man, for being here. You know what I mean? And when the opportunity does arise, you guys are gonna be here, you know what I mean? Reality check, whatever it is, syndicate, whatever it is, building podcasts, talking, have a conversation. So I thank you guys and I appreciate y'all.
SPEAKER_05No, I mean, this all love Rios, you know, and I was gonna let everybody know when I did tap in with Rios and hit the line and call in. The first thing I said was, Hey, Rios, man, I'm proud of you. I see what you're doing over here, I see the elevation, where you came from, where you at now, you know what I'm saying? Hey, I ain't got nothing but love for you, because I know just being involved in ignorance and negative, you know what I'm saying, content and drama content, you get stuck in that, you get stuck in that wormhole, you get stuck in that vortex because negative energy, like Rios and Dub said, it pulls you in. So even though I got one foot out, I'll be damned. I'm not getting pulled by my arm and my other leg. Like, damn, you know what I'm saying? So, or a brother to you know what I'm saying, get off of the buffoonery and coonery of the circus that's going on around them. Amen. I salute that 10 times over because that's way harder to just stay on some elevation. You feel me? If you started on elevation, that's what you own, it's a lot easier to keep that plane straight. But when you got the nose doll, then you gotta pull it back up and get it's a hell of a lot of course. You got a correct course. You feel me? It's a hell of a lot harder when you're going against that G force. So if you can get that plane back right, oh man, and you can reflect and look back like you know what? I got way more to offer than that. I could do way better than this. I got a lot more positive things I can push that I could say, a lot more opinions that might not match with theirs. But being over here in the circus really can't express that because these brothers ain't on what I'm on up here, right here in this heart. You feel me? So if I'm out here pushing for my people, man, y'all sitting here just going against the people every day. It's another brother. Oh man, these these niggas said this. Oh man, these niggas said that. Oh man, what's these niggas over here on this podcast? Oh man, look these bro, I've got more to myself than that. I'm a king over here surrounded by clowns. You feel me? So man, I can't do no but salute you 10 times over on that because I know how hard that is. Just like us being from the street and once banging the game, you and kick those with the faux faux face to the floor. You know what I'm saying? To us being dads, knowing how to live better, how to do better, being a better dad than some of our dads was. Yeah, you know what I mean. So, hey man, I commend all of y'all brothers, man. Dub Rios, y'all already know, man. It's all love, man. I see the elevation. I'm proud of both of y'all, man, straight up because I know how hard it is for us, man.
SPEAKER_00You already know, man. Sunday cookout, man. We love y'all. We appreciate the chat. Yeah, I'm saying we appreciate Rios pulling up. We appreciate with the new Pooh Shite. We can tell it was brand new, fresh out the motherfucking bag. You feel me? You know what I'm saying? It's a lot of shit going on. A lot of shit going on. Post-production, pre-production, man. We are here on the Sunday cookout with Dub and Rec. Please tune in every week. Like, comment, subscribe. Rios, please follow me on all six of my pages that I'm gonna follow you on. Okay, six rapid feet. It's all it's all me, all of me, right? I got you. Gotcha. I'm gonna clip you on frequency 99. Anytime you uh post any of your clips. If you want to tag or invite, collaborate to frequency 99. Anything you ever invite, you got a lifetime pass. I always just no, no matter what the content is, I'll share. You feel me? You understand?
SPEAKER_05Yeah, and before we leave, man, Rios, go ahead, shout yourself out. Let the people know where they can find you at, let them know what time the show is, the name of it, all of that. Man, go ahead, bro. The floor is yours. Close us out, take us home.
SPEAKER_02All right, so uh you can find me on YouTube at Society of Freedom, that's the podcast page, and then Mr. Jason Rios for the lives, individual stuff like reactions, uh interviews that I do one-on-one is on Mr. Jason Rios uh YouTube, and then kick, Instagram, Twitter, everything else. Everything else is Mr. Jason Rios. Um, and that's just what I'm doing. Monday, Thursday, Friday lives. I'm still getting my schedule uh acclimated to what I what I got going on, but you can catch me when you catch me. I'll I'll I'll leave some some post or something saying that I'm going. But Tuesdays, Wednesdays, syndicate in perfect perspective. That's me, man, Mr. Jason Rios.
SPEAKER_05Man, we appreciate y'all pulling up all the time, man. All love is always man. Hey, tap in, show up, show love. Y'all know what it is. Shout out to Rios, Rec, and the co host P dub, man. And we out the building. Love, yeah.