We Got Motion Podcast With P-Dub & CalWood & Special Guest Bizzy B

Current events and hot topics sprinkled with some real life GAME!!

Transcript

SPEAKER_00 0:06

Technical difficulties abound for the last two weeks. Welcome to We Got Motion. Uh, my boy Cal Wood. If he seeming like we missing, but we ain't never really gone. We just be you feel me in and out. Anybody that's been watching any of my movements on the cookout, whatever we got my boy Busy on. Introduce yourself, man. We got motion, man. You stolen PW. You already know free, but not free. Nigga Wood, man. What's up with it, man? Introduce yourself.

SPEAKER_03 0:29

Yo, man, it's Cal Wood, man. One half for we got motion on the podcast. One half for frequency 99. Frequency 99 is the umbrella. Jimmy is the motherfucker shooters.

SPEAKER_00 0:40

I'm tired. It looked like somehow he done took himself out the equation. I don't know what happened.

SPEAKER_03 0:47

Listen, listen, man. It come it come with the nature of the game.

SPEAKER_00 0:51

There you go. Hit the landscape.

SPEAKER_03 0:58

And and and we and we got we got a special guest known by many. Introduce yourself, where you from, everything.

SPEAKER_02 1:06

Man, how y'all doing, man? This is official busy bee, man.

SPEAKER_01 1:09

You're junk y'all film producer, man. Uh representing the east coast, man. Brooklyn, New York, Chicago, man. You know what it is, man. Uh man, glad to be here with my boy Pete Dub, man. They invited me to the cookout. Man, nice to meet you too, brother Cal Wood, man.

SPEAKER_02 1:25

Let's go.

SPEAKER_03 1:26

Likewise, brother. And I and I will be in New York on Labor Day.

unknown 1:30

Coming.

SPEAKER_02 1:32

Tap in, man. Got you locked in.

SPEAKER_00 1:33

I don't know. I don't know if Biz be out there. Biz, do you be sliding back out to the NY like that? Because it seemed like you damn near like a bay nigga, like a northern Cali nigga to me. You feel me?

SPEAKER_01 1:42

I do I do be up there with you bear more than out there. Yeah, but now I'm I'm I'm locked in everywhere, though, man.

SPEAKER_02 1:48

I'm locked in anywhere.

SPEAKER_00 1:49

Okay, okay. And for those that don't know, um, we got motion, man, my boy Biz, we rock on the sunny cook out like two or three times. Well, it would have been a part three, but I'll stream your whatever's going on the audio. We almost hit the conference again. But just uh give us some background on yourself because the people in the audience over here might not know exactly what's going on, who you are, what you represent, who you fuck with, how we met, whatever. You know what I'm saying? Kick it, kick it some knowledge, man. Kick some knowledge for us, man.

SPEAKER_01 2:14

Man, yeah. So so um, so uh man, I rock with uh man. Um I'm I'm uh I'm a film producer, director, man. I've done uh I've done several um movies that uh that went nationwide. Uh one movie called Run Nixon, independently done, uh self-funded, man, without the backing of a major studio. I mean, 2024 went nationwide at AMCPA. Uh uh released my second feature film uh on December uh 13th of last year called Afraid. You can look at it on all the platforms Amazon, Apple, Tubi. Um, I did a series called Can't Make This Shit Up. Uh, one of the people that I did in there is Big Homie and uh with my other podcasting uh partner from uh the off-the-grid network, OTG Row. And um I'm just working on another series that I just created called um lose lose. Um it's called the Chicago War Story, and it's basically documenting uh, you know, man, the urban violence and crime and how there's a direct relationship between crime and poverty, man. Uh to to basically just show people that uh that uh what we what we assume is crime is basically created by proximity, it's not created by cut. I wouldn't give a fuck if you was Chinese. A poor Chinese motherfucker gonna kill another Chinese motherfucker. It ain't got nothing to do with you know with with we seeking out somebody to kill, man. So I came to the show, man. Uh man, my um my my my partners, man, big homie and uh O T G Rogue man, they hit me up like man, hey man, we we we we met some real ones in the field, man. Uh P dub and uh and Rick was they like man, go mess with him. So man, I came on the podcast, man. Met these brothers, man. Me and this brother, we be locking in every day. And he know he look, I know he be awake. Hey he text me at 5 a.m. He know I text right back because he knows I'm up. He he don't sleep. He definitely don't sleep.

SPEAKER_00 3:58

Hey, would you already know? Look, we all in a different time zone. Niggas don't be giving a fuck. We are all at each other, whatever time, though. Because, like, hey, when you really at it, like and speaking of work, one thing just look, this is what I know. Would you gonna enjoy this conversation with biz? You already know how we ride. We're gonna hit a couple of different topics and shit. But uh, would you gonna enjoy it? Because biz is he he he part of the resistance. Okay, I'm gonna tell you, Wood is my my partner in crime. Well, not we don't do crime, we pay taxes. My partner in I'll say rhyme, you know. Say right about with all my business. You feel me? I'm saying we pay our taxes, we ain't on no criminal activities, but for sure. When it comes to this, you feel me, and putting it in the into practice, he won't he part of the resistance. This is all all this is off fan right here, right? But um, I want to kick it off with shout out to free but not free. Let me toot my own horn for a minute, man. We gotta we got some we got something going on. My first table, you know what I'm saying? I'm gonna set up, got my banner, you know what I'm saying? Got me, you feel me? Yes, we're gonna talk to I'm on energy drinks because I ain't no alcohol for me. I'm keeping myself, you feel me, away because I start school next week. I got a whole bunch of P classes, but at the end of the day, free but not free, man. You feel me? We accepted all donations off page, we accepted all love, you know what I'm saying? I'm gonna shout myself up, but I know I've been checking it with my with my people along the way, just for us to understand that hey, it means a lot to me. Yeah, I get a lot of game from both y'all on my steps and what you think that I should be doing. Like, which you think the next step is.

SPEAKER_01 5:24

Man, shit. Man, I think the next step is what I told you, you know, me and you, we talk a little bit about, man, hey, AP, man, you know, man, you've already, man, you know, you you you are you a natural-born, you're a natural-born producer. Natural-born producer. And uh man, all you gotta do is tell the stories, man, and do it in a cinematic way. That's the reason why, man, it's humans, man. We talk in words and we think in pictures. You know what I mean? So, you know, I tell I tell a lot of people, a lot of um, a lot of our uh African-American uh brothers and sisters, they be like, Man, I need to go to acting school. I'll be like, Man, stop. Man, the African American, we have embodied every emotion there is in human existence. We don't need we don't have to go act, we can embody that. How much how we don't know about somebody going to jail? How we don't know about loss, being homeless, hungry, poverty, right? Right, you know, violence, uh, you know, being mishaped.

SPEAKER_00 6:18

Look, look, look, look, and me and Wood was just talking about that when I was when I was coming with the stretch, like we were just talking about it's better just to keep it real. Because when you when you just just come, you might as well just come off, you could really just come off the dome when you're keeping it real, because you ain't really all you're doing is recall.

SPEAKER_01 6:31

That's it. That's it. So a lot of us, a lot of us are natural because we can harness those emotions. We're not like other groups of people who have to who have to go to school to try to harness and embody those emotions. They've never been through any of that. Well, we make some of the world's greatest producers and actors, man, by virtue of nature, man.

SPEAKER_02 6:47

So now all of us, man, we superstars and celebrities, man. I'm living proof of that, you know what I mean? So you know, I'm a living proof of sure. I'm a living proof, man. Yeah, sure. What's next, man? What you feel about that?

SPEAKER_03 7:00

Well man, no, I listen, man. I like to see any of our African American man, man, doing great. You already know, man. Like, I'm always salute everybody. It's enough opportunity out here for all of us, it's enough money out here for all of us, it's enough everything out here for all of us, man. At the end of the day, we always gonna be stronger together than apart, and man, I'm just I'm just glad to just be along for the ride, um, for what we got going on, P. Um, just support other people, what they got going on, uh what this brother got going on. You know, I I can't wait to dive in to what he's been doing and to basically offer my expertise and whatever I can to make sure that he flourished. And man, and and the thing, and the thing with you, P is you're a visionary. So the thing about it is once you get put in this in these rooms, Doug, and the one you're gonna you're gonna flourish because uh ain't nothing to lie about. Everything is authentic, right? And at the end of the day, even though it's a lot of fake shit, people it's a big percentage of group of people that love the authenticity of things, right?

SPEAKER_00 8:06

Right, right, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's still a cadre, it's still a cadre for the real. I I always say yeah, yeah, it is.

SPEAKER_03 8:14

You've done also a lot of things that a lot of people weren't able to do. For example, the fact that you shot the documentary behind bars, man.

SPEAKER_01 8:25

Right, yeah, it's crazy. Hey, when I heard when I heard my man's voice, I heard him narrating.

SPEAKER_00 8:30

I'm like, okay, I was on the phone. I I was one of the only look, I was one of the only I was the only nigga I knew in my era, spending my 22 months in in Santa Rita with it with it with a phone. I'm rocking with a phone. You feel me? Sneaking and charging it. A good one too, right? Sneaking and charging it, still running my business, making sure my job still, but I was really fighting my case with it. And you know, you know how the feds is you gotta you gotta know exactly what's going on in real time. You feel me, I'm saying so yeah, yeah. For sure. Look, I ain't gonna lie to you, bro. What I've been at with it, like I ain't gonna like just to keep it like all the way camped because we got motion of what we do. You know, a lot of times when you look at stuff from the outside in, you know, it always looks like something, especially in social media and all that shit, because everybody was posting the shit that makes it look like it's good. Like it's rare do people come on here and be sensitive about their real true emotions or even embodying real life, and that's what I've been trying to teach people, like, bro, in real, whatever over there, some of that shit might be real, but in real life, when we off there, when we off the grid, we over here, what are we doing, right? But in real life, it's like you know, I all like uh it's some uh you I don't know if y'all ever seen a pursuit of happiness with Will Smith. Oh yeah, yeah. Okay, but I I bruh, when he was in that board station with the son with the nails beating on the door, I ain't gonna lie. I blunt if I blink, but it was like when Selena died the patty cake scene. That was like, oh, he hit me, like ooh, nigga, what would I do? And and his resilience resonated with me because it was like it was going on, but it didn't resonate with me like I could do it, right? I think I'm at that juncture in my life where I'm not that destitute, right? But I feel like I'm at a place where I'm like, damn, bro, the struggle getting real because the closer I get to it, the more my like, you know, it's other shit I need, and I gotta invested. Like you feel me, right?

SPEAKER_01 10:12

You know, you know, you know that's what happens, man. Man, the the evil and the negative forces always show up and and uh enforce right before a major breakthrough, right? Right before a major breakthrough, they always rally around and try to keep you down. That's the way the dog force works, man. So that means you're going in the right direction. That's exactly what that means. You know what I mean? So man, just like man, but you but you know what I admire about you, P. I gotta say this, man. No, no, no, dig ride, no homo. Man, I I'm still struggling with the with the fact of being overly vulnerable. I've been more vulnerable than I have, but that's still a harder thing for me to do is to be like extra vulnerable about my every step of the way. That's what we're talking about, authenticity. Right, right, right, right. Okay, and with authenticity, what a lot of people don't know, man, that kind of makes you vulnerable. But if you look at the word vulnerability, the reason why the word ability appears in the word vulnerable because you really don't have no true ability unless you're making yourself vulnerable. You really okay, okay.

SPEAKER_03 11:13

That's choose owners, and then I looked at I look, I look at it like this too. I always tell Dub about this because my dad always told me if you expose yourself, can't nobody expose you.

SPEAKER_04 11:33

Right.

SPEAKER_03 11:33

You put yourself out there, can't nobody they oh well, yeah. But remember that one time when you it don't even matter because you want to put it out there, and and and if you put it out there first, most people gonna look at the person who trying to take advantage of vulnerability like A20. Right, and it never works.

SPEAKER_00 11:52

It's almost like see, like when I was I always had caps, but I would cap on myself first. I would be self-deprecating, I would annihilate myself so it ain't really nothing you can say funny on me. Now I'm gonna attack you. You ain't got no ammo left.

SPEAKER_02 12:03

You feel me?

SPEAKER_00 12:06

Exactly, exactly.

SPEAKER_01 12:06

So yeah, but you know, you know, just like but how you how you know you talk about openly, candling, you know, about your struggles with you know what you've been, shit you've been through, you know, stuff like that. I know a lot of cats half the time, man, they be they be almost ashamed to tell a nigga, you know, like what they've been through, or you know, they be that be like some point of shame, man. So when I hit niggas, because I still struggle with like to a certain point, like I could talk to you, but it'd be harder for me to talk to somebody else, you know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_00 12:37

Right, but and and that's why you provide right now, but that's why sentence like this provide you with that outlet, though, even though it's for entertainment, we try this content and stuff, but it still be the moments because whatever this do, if you have like like we just said we just kind of unlocked three different chambers of game and just in the first 12 minutes, like mother than drop two or three uh proverbs, you know what I'm saying? Since we've been on, right? You feel me? And I ain't talking about the biblical proverbs, I'm talking about genuine proverbs, right? From grandmas, moms, pops, like you feel me, shit has been passed on, right? But when we sitting in this shit, bro, the reason why I can do it is because always I'm from that generation, bro. Well, when if you got your ass whooped so wet, nigga, but it mattered that you chunked them swell. See, like I think whooped niggas and been their friend afterward because his work was so much afterward, I didn't feel like we was enemies. I feel like we both respected each other. You feel me? Some of the few niggas you were talking with when losing drama, uh, I'm really still like that's like you feel me. But that I'm from that generation where you was made to do that. Yeah, you was made to do that, you had to do that. If you can even you, even if I don't give a fuck, you might have got whooped three, four times, but niggas still respect it. If they got off, nigga, they was gonna have to fight. You feel me, I'm saying, and some niggas might go whoop you, but I but I don't feel like fighting today. Like y'all said, I would I'd rather just bump you if I can, and that's what I'm trying, but I might not really feel like fighting. You feel me? So it's like where I'm at with it with that, with that type of shit. And this is what I be saying, what I be trying to tell the artist and everything. Really, bro. If you step in a most situation that only rap about or talk about or be about what you used to be, it should still translate real in this game because in this game, shit is so impure. You feel me? I'm saying all you doing is it's simple to just to be a real nigga, and I ain't talking about a nigga that's gonna take a case for a nigga or a nigga that's gonna get nobody. I'm just saying a real nigga in the in a state of even if I don't like you, I still can respect that. Man, okay, man, that's just truly who dude is. You feel me? Yeah, and and and that's what's going on.

SPEAKER_01 14:29

You know, now nowadays, though, man. Uh what I find is what I find is uh you let me know what you think, what you think, Cal. And uh, and uh I think nowadays, man, these niggas is half a chromosome short of a bitch, man. Let me just keep it real, man. Like like uh exactly. Like, like let me let me tell you what's not gangster to me. What's not gangster to me, nigga. You shot an unarmed man. You you shot an unarmed man now. Both of y'all getting down and y'all, you know, y'all getting down, like, but you a man who he ain't got shit in his hand, or even for me, I got another one. Even if, even if a man is running and you run him down, like I don't think that's that's not mutual combat to me.

SPEAKER_00 15:14

Right, right, right. It's yeah, it's that it's the I'ma I could agree uh only in the terms of if we started off mano emano, right? If we started off and then we squared off and it was that bad, we both agreed this. We're gonna do better. Now, if a nigga stalking somebody and it's your time to go and you gotta get vanquished, whatever you if you're back turned, you're sideways, if you're trying to wiggle through, sort of you being with your kids or grandma or something like that. I'm still going by them old rules, right? You feel me? I'm saying, other than that, but like I ain't gonna be able to do it.

SPEAKER_01 15:43

It all depends on how severe it is. But what I'm saying, you know, from how I'm built, they say you fight a man in the way he fights you. It's like you know, you fight a man in the way he fights you, like this nigga outside throwing hands. Like I seen this one video, dude. So it was they my man mitten game was nice. This mitten game popping in the shit. You know what I mean? It's nice, and then my man got mittened out, and then he jumped off the ground, man, fired on him. Like, you know what I mean?

SPEAKER_03 16:09

Like right, uh you know, right, these niggas are so soft, it's like they scared to get hit in the face and blood wash away. You know what I'm saying? Uh a bone of heel, a black eye heel go away. These niggas are so scared to get hit in the face, it's ridiculous, right?

SPEAKER_00 16:27

And you always know, but what I always say, what is this? This is the gas generation, right? You know what I'm saying? And I'm gonna tell the gas this the gas generation, and I'm gonna tell you something. I like and I got like kids in this generation too, so it's like I'm gonna tell you something though. Going outside make you tough, even if you ain't the toughest, like when you because the shit you used to talk to a motherfucker face to face, you had to deal with now. You could just you like this, you like this all day. You motherfuckers arguing it's oh geez, arguing at the phone. Yeah, you feel me. I'm saying agreement in the phone is crazy to me. And I'm saying, but think about it. You could you not only can you cool off after you do that, but I might be mad right now and can't find you. But in a week, I might not be mad no more. I might be like, Man, that nigga when I see you. When whereas, like you know how used to be, you're gonna get off where you're mad at. If it's disrespect right now, it was dealt with right now. Even if you was just talking, the OGs would be like, why you took nigga square? Hey, that's that's all that generation was over. But but I don't want to segue to something. I want to segue to something. I want to bag up on something. We was talking about vulnerability, and I want to go into a topic. Yeah, go ahead. Now, Tyreek Hill. I don't know if y'all familiar what happened with Tyreek Hill. Right. With uh with his wife took all took the bread, got out of them, took got out, got out on him. Look, that was only married for what 17 months, right? So she gets she gets 50k a month and she got six million dollars, right? Right now, listen, now she is of the opposite hue, and I and I've seen some shit on the internet before of a of a few uh a crew of uh white women talking about how they bag professional athletes before they get bagged, right? Now, that's not necessarily the topic, but I want to go wherever we could go with it, right? In this case, like when it came case of Tyreek Hill, right? If you think you really found you one, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, whatever, versus whatever a woman deserves, right? And that and like when I and then going even deeper into marriage itself, right? Like actual paper American marriage. I ain't talking about we together, uh common law marriage. I ain't talking about we know we married, we don't need the paperwork. I'm talking about the paperwork marriage that so you get cooked like that, right? I want to know where we stand just on that whole thing with Tyreek Hill from time to bottom.

SPEAKER_03 18:42

I think I'm I'm gonna I'm gonna set it off. I think what this is it's gonna go back to Tyreek Hill, but like what I love about Coach Prime, for example, Coach Prime when he was teaching at uh Colorado, I think, at the time, or it might have been Florida. What he did was he brought in people like Brittany Renner, women who prey on men in those types of ways, those athletes, right? And he was teaching them, and he was teaching them what to look out for, the signs, this, that, the third. Teaching these young men if you go to the league to protect yourself financially. I think the NFL, the NBA, everybody, they need those type of classes, those type of mentors to make sure that you're protected because they all they all get hit with the same thing, right? It's like, damn, don't nobody don't they do that though?

SPEAKER_00 19:37

Don't they get them like they don't do they they don't got no safeguard, like they don't. I thought they do seminars for like media training and all that.

SPEAKER_01 19:44

Media training ain't the same with thought training and DMs, right? Right, right. Let me tell you, let me tell you what what I understand from like from uh when I played, I played college football and um I played at a PW, I played uh played in a school, and when you go to these PWIs, uh private white institutions, that's half the time, most of the time, half of these niggas ain't never even seen a white woman in proximity before. So they're enamored by that shit right away. That's like a white girl here. Ain't never seen no nigga, big buff nigga running around, and everybody knows who he is, and everybody knows why he's there. So now he up there, broke, just like we was. Man, we going to the all you can eat with trench coats on still in because you you can't work white well at the time when I played football, you couldn't work a job where it was no paying you. So these white women usually are gonna come from where they daddy got resources. So we had the kids, they bringing food over to the crib and you know, taking care of gas and doing all kinds of shit. So not that many black women at the university. So, what do he get familiarized with? Oh, she was there for me when I was down, when I didn't have nothing, and she was taking care of me. So a lot of these athletes feel like that woman is better because she was there for them when they didn't have nothing. But that's really not the case. Man, all women are hypergamous by nature. Y'all know what hypergamous means? Hypergamous means women date upward, not only date downward with men that they disrespect or they want to control. Women date up, they date down. So if a woman tells you, oh, I'm not with you because you got money, oh, I'm not with you because you that guy, that is a total lie. That's a total lie. It's in their direct nature. They want to be with the captain, they want to be with the leader, they want to be with the boss. That's in their nature. Now you're signing with the dude that's a sucker. That's the dude she wants to control and she wants to son him. But they all have pergamus by nature. All of them are hypergamous by nature. A smart woman is anyway.

SPEAKER_00 21:47

Right. So so look, so so look, so if whether we know that or not, is it is it on Tyreek or is it on or is it on her? I mean, she didn't she she the snake in the grass, right? I mean, he just stupid. He just he just is.

SPEAKER_03 22:00

It's like it's both of them. It's her being a snake and it's him. It's actually three, it's three sections. It's her, it's him, and it's the people around him. So you know, you gotta have good people around you. He needs to be able to educate himself. Is it's it's too much internet out here? We can Google Chat GBT, all this stuff to Google information to even better our lives. People out here using chat GBT for cooking recipes. You can do chat GBT for financial advice for how to know if this and that. It's no excuse.

SPEAKER_01 22:36

For me, man, for me, a lot of these dudes, man, they if we go back to like the financially illiterate, P, they're financially literally would they have no financial literacy and they have they've got the Superman content complex due to an overemplay of ego. They feel like oh that my bitch should never do that. She'll never do that to me. Yeah, because broke niggas do that. Yes, she will. Yeah, bro, broke broke niggas do that. So the rich was definitely being that time. So, man, um the the the point I'm making is like I said, all women are hypergramists by nature, you know.

SPEAKER_00 23:13

Yeah, and I and I I I know I this is what I feel, bro. I feel like I don't really like this is the type of shit that serial killers be made of. Like, you feel me? Like 50k a month, six million. We was together 17 months. I mean, we you don't even know if it was really like was the pussy really hidden like that? Was she really you feel me? Like, I know I'm just saying, bro, like that because that's real, right? Like, you know what I'm saying? So it's like, I mean, how but or was that the only thing that was wrong? So if you ever been in that type of like relationship with a with a woman, you know, I'm saying it's really hot like that, he might have really thought he had one. Not only that, when you put on the masculinity of an athlete, and plus he's a top athlete, you know, men though we competitive by nature, whether we broke a ball. Imagine him thinking he got her. You feel me, I'm saying, like I'm and being so confident that from the dick nigga to the money to the status, and him getting awards of being a top receiver, always you feel me, I'm saying never getting told no memory. He didn't got pulled over repo on the way to the game. He really feels like he's on top of the world, and then come to find out like you know it is what it is. And also, some it'd be some men, uh Shallo to Stephon Diggs that just don't give a fuck. That just be a part of the game to them. You feel me? I'm saying so he's a different kind of animal because you know, he wanted to, you know how to watch you know the mentality of the White House, though. It's a real mentality, that's a real mentality, and while receivers they be like they be having real like delusions of grandeur, you've all kind of shit going on. So I don't know, shout out to Tyreek Yoda.

SPEAKER_01 24:39

I say, like I said, man, it was the ego, man. All the man, most of most of man's demise, man. He I say this to you, man, and I'm gonna tell you the science that came to me. Man, man, I think I may have said this on the last show. Men, we have the X and the Y chromosome. You heard me say this shit, P. Yeah, yeah, we are man and we are woman. The woman only has the double X chromosome. Man, the creator gave man divine insight into the nature of a woman. You know, we know when a woman is on bullshit, because we know ourselves. That's how we know. The only way a woman can really maneuver around you is if your ego get involved. If my dad were alive, you know what he'd tell me? He'd say right now, he'd be like, son, if the human ego had a face, it'd be the most hideous thing you could see. Right, my dad would say, right, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 25:28

I read a book called Ego is the enemy. Yeah, I'm saying too. He talks about that too. Yeah, there, yeah, that there is a it's a whole that's a whole genre right there of ego. I even it's even biblical, it always talks about the ego. Yeah, that's I like that analogy right there. So that's look, just know all the gems you drop, they belong to the show, just so we we all know that.

SPEAKER_01 25:47

We all know that, yeah, man. But but but we have divine insight into a nature of a woman, man. Y'all ever wonder why a woman, how many times y'all been in relationship with a woman that y'all with, and she'll turn to somebody else, not even you, and she'll say, I just don't understand why he like that. I just don't understand, I just don't understand. You how many times you've been told that? Right, I don't got nothing to do with that. You want to know why? This is scientific, man. I'm telling you, man, this shit is all science. The reasons why they don't understand you because on the subatomic level, how they create they wasn't created to understand you, they was created to take instructions from us, how they no, no, on the real that's just why no, that's why you talk about submission like that.

SPEAKER_00 26:30

But even but even when you talk about submission, even you ask extra obviously said you ask like what it is when I ask you about submission, does it sound negative or positive to you? Like you know what I'm saying, like like you know what I'm saying, like that, and that's what I'm saying. Even say I've been saying this, bro, and I and I when I say I don't sometimes it'll resonate with it. It's really a gender war going on right now. It's really a gender war going on, and it's amongst all it's amongst us, though. It's amongst us black black men against what against black women and vice versa, but it's not even like it's not even like it's real line strong, it's like a provoked war, you know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_01 27:04

Hey P, how many times just by the way you talk? Women be like, ooh, you too aggressive, you too strong, you too right, right? Listen, nigga, I ain't never seen, I ain't never seen a motherfucker rot while it sound like a poodle, right?

SPEAKER_00 27:19

Right, but not only that, bro. But but generation, but generationally, though, it was accepted when I was younger because the strong man seemed like he was more abundant. Yeah, see now, like now the strong man is an anomaly. You just in the matrix, you feel me? You know what I'm saying? We all our own Neos. You feel me? But what they're trying to do is they're trying to exterminate you. That's why it's all the homosexual sexuality on TV. That's why, and it's usually and it's usually two black men that's doing a lot of the the the poor playing on TV. It don't be two white women or two black, it used to be two black men, right? And all this stuff that's being presented to you from the stuff that they're giving you in food that's making you more like that, and to everything and to everything that you got to be said, you could get on TV and call me a nigger, right? I'll black and be white and get forgiven for that more than I say something about the Jews or the homos. Like one way, like I'm saying I could be vilified and extracts with me, but but and I cannot even be disrespectful. I just like I don't even believe in that. That ain't what I'm on. My belief system won't even let me on the head then, boy. Yeah, I have to be respectful with it and still get canceled. You feel me? But we all understand that the internet is fickle. And look, look, and it and it's two, it's two things that happen, I believe, this week, but they've been talking about this week, and I'm almost sure. Because I don't know what because would have been traveling, Bez, I know you for sure for me with both of them, right? And it's talking about like America, like just a we already know it, but it's something else is going on in the algorithm. We had a one-year-old baby killed in Mississippi, right?

SPEAKER_01 28:48

The one-year-old baby killed in Mississippi, yes, right.

SPEAKER_00 28:51

You know what I'm saying? Shot uh uh over it was over something that was already paid for. I think it was baby formula that was actually already paid for, you know what I'm saying? The lady was I remember when right and the other one was the lynching of the woman in the backyard, and uh what state was that? Mississippi that was Mississippi too, yeah.

SPEAKER_01 29:11

Mississippi been wild this year, bro. Both of them was Mississippi. Hey, let me add some context to you. The lady hunger, the the lady that was found hung in the tree, and Sinnato. No, that was not Sinnatoba, that was somewhere else in Jackson County. She was found hung so high in the tree, they had to have a fire truck with a ladder to get her down.

SPEAKER_00 29:32

Yeah, for real.

SPEAKER_01 29:33

Nobody goes that high to hang bro, bro.

SPEAKER_00 29:35

That's what I'm saying. Like, it was like some different kind of shit going on, like that was different.

SPEAKER_03 29:41

Yeah, you think they're going crazy this year. They they even with that Nolan Wells situation, they do it. They man, that's what got me hurt.

SPEAKER_01 29:48

I can't even sleep at night over that.

SPEAKER_00 29:49

Oh oh oh no, no, no. One thing about Biz, bro, Biz post about Nolan Wells every day. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But you but but Nancy on the case though, man.

SPEAKER_03 29:59

When Nancy on the case listen, when I saw Nancy, Nancy dismantled Trump's lawyers like that, like that.

SPEAKER_00 30:08

When Nancy gets on it, when Nancy, I want her to interview the uh fake cop dude, the Tatum dude.

SPEAKER_01 30:13

Oh although she did, she dismantled him too. She already oh she did. You know what I would love on some real shit she did, but you know what I would love? Why why won't the the these the media personalities? Why don't y'all take it away from that, these content creators, these people that you think, and just talk to some regular people from the street and hear it from them? Why they have a why won't they just come talk to the every ordinary and ordinary person, let them get a crack at what they want to say?

SPEAKER_03 30:42

I'm gonna tell you why because you know when it comes to the news and the media, you all know when it comes to the news control the narrative, they always interview the most ignorant people on purpose, right? Right, always it's it's ridiculous. I don't even want them going to the streets because they're gonna go to the most craziest part of Mississippi, like so uh El Roy, what'd you what you hear? Well, I will I heard nah right to you, bro.

SPEAKER_00 31:08

I ain't gonna lie to you, even there, but even with them kids though, I wish the kids went to a whole kids, bro. They're adults. Well, I'm just saying, I wish they went to a more reptable source and get the interview by that jackass because we already know yeah, we already know where he's playing it, so it don't even count.

SPEAKER_03 31:26

Look, Nancy already caught him in the line because he said that those those young men took a lie detector test, but a different kind of lie detector test with the voice. She talked that she talked to that officer dude who ain't even an officer no more, and basically he can't tell told the truth. They ain't take no lie detector test, so he just blatantly lied.

SPEAKER_01 31:47

Like, this dude is crazy. Anybody, man, anybody with a black mother, with a black mother and a black father, and this ain't even got nothing to do with race. This shit just got something to do with justice. But I'm talking about as a black man to go and stand on the side of them people, man. You uncle ruckus. Hey, this for you. If you listen, I hope this could go viral, man. Uncle ruckus, sucker duck, man. You you you you need to be ashamed of yourself. Go dig a hole and jump in it, man. You know, you ashamed and you're a waste of semen to your people. I wish you was never born.

SPEAKER_00 32:21

And we and when you and when this and when you talk about plants, like that's like a definition of a plant to me. You feel me? Like, you know what I'm saying? Him and dudes like Adam 22, and them be plants to me. Like when people talk about industry plants and the music, yeah, it might be, but these but them is the ones though, media plants be yeah, because they advocate they advocate. Like, look, look, I was just talking about positivity in my algorithm, right? And how you can try to control it to the best of your knowledge. And I feel like the algorithm really is built to bring you only negativity if that's all you're gonna absorb, right? You know what I'm saying? But you do uh via whatever you what whatever your your cookies is on your phone or your devices, if you're deleting them, whatever you're searching, whatever you're not interested in. And I ain't gonna lie to you. I mean, I'm telling you what be happening to me. What I think, when I think some bullshit, the shit appears on my algorithm on my timeline. Yes, me too. Like you feel me, you know what I'm saying? Right, and I've been saying it for the past in 2026. To me, the algorithm is the living breathing you like it's not human, but it's a being to me because I don't gotta even talk about it no more. I can literally be thinking it and it pops immediately, though. Immediately, immediately, yeah, immediately like I can have a whole conversation about it and I can start predicting it. So, what I start doing is my own predictive program, right? I start going like, you know what? I only want to talk about me being persevering through uh events. I still want to hear life stories, but they gotta be personal, the stories of perseverance. You feel me? I'm a I call myself a renaissance thug. I could do anything in the realm of the streets, right? And whatever the nerds are supposed to be doing, because I was probably supposed to be sponsored by, you know, the kid man, go to school, uh make sure you get your education, uh then come back to it, right? So I that's that's what I try to subscribe to. What happens is the the rage in the machine sends actual people at me, right? Actual people to interrupt my my physical algorithm, right? And then and then when I start looking on the internet because it's really working, that's when the bullshit comes on my algorithm. This this is what I says, this is why a lot of times I'm in a backey.

SPEAKER_01 34:19

That's why a lot of times that was some deep perspective right there. Well, I hope they call me.

SPEAKER_00 34:24

I'm trying to tell you, bro. Like, this is why I say that. Like in my world, the algorithm has been around forever. It just wasn't called an algorithm, it's just a digital version of it. Some people might have called it an evil spirit, uh uh, some people might just say it's negative, uh, some people might call it negative energy, right? Right, you feel me? It's always been around because think about how you can manifest destiny. If you ever read the book The Secret, anything like that, all that stuff is real, right? So if if if if this has been going on since before me and you've been alive, all of us have been alive, right? It just to me it's been called different things. This is just the digital realm of it, right? Because I know actual people right now, and I'm talking about multiple people, that the only game they get is from the internet and they don't vet that game. That don't mean that you can't listen to me talk right now and get some great A game, but that also means that you need to double back on this. You feel me? You might even need to find out a little bit of background because I can't subscribe to somebody giving me game on something if they're not a living that life or striving towards it, or if they got any kind of real bullshit smell on them, so much to where their characters in question. I gotta really vet that right. So if I hear something about what I shouldn't eat on here that I've been eating my whole life, or that I was a vegetable or something like that, I'm I hear you, but I'm gonna go vet it times three.

SPEAKER_01 35:40

That's what we don't you know, you know what it man. There's an old proverb that says, Man, once the truth has come, it becomes a burden for those who believe.

SPEAKER_00 35:50

You feel me? You know what I'm saying? Look, the but again, the Bible said that for sure. Once you know the truth, once you're not ignorant of the truth no more, for you, man.

SPEAKER_01 35:58

You gotta be like, man, why keep doing that?

SPEAKER_00 36:00

You got you gotta push through, you gotta push through anything that happens after that is on you, right? So, but I've been at now, and mind you, this probably the most positive I've ever been in my life, in a sense of I still could be negative and I could still go there, but I'm more so uh I'm learning not to really always confront every situation.

SPEAKER_03 36:17

That's a fact that look I think attest to that.

SPEAKER_00 36:19

You definitely, yeah. You know what I'm saying? I try to just fall back and I just might go talk to somebody else about it.

SPEAKER_01 36:25

Hey, but hey, the but but but but but do you notice this? Now that you see that's because remember, I told you you're on the verge of a breakthrough, P. Right. Don't you notice the more you try to fall back? Well, you ever hear that voice come to you? The voice be talking to you real low. In Arabic, they call the voice the wasp wasp. That means it's the lowest of all whispers, right? As soon as you try to back away, the the eat who that motherfucker think he is, he don't know you a smash, right? Be wanting you to stay there, right? You gotta double down, you gotta double down and be even more conscious because you already know where you're going with shit. Right, because don't know they think you're on the internet with it, right?

SPEAKER_00 37:03

And and that's why, and that's why, and that's how I be looking at everything now like you don't even know. That's how I look at people too. Like, I don't know this one. If I seen him have a cauliflower here, I'm like, okay, he probably doing some spawn or something. It'd be cool, bruh. Because I just know how life can be. You could think that you dominate this situation, but you might be in for a root awakening. And shout out to my boy He's on here for now. He is a filmmaker too. I'm gonna send you some of his work. He's on here. I remember one time uh uh I said, I'm gonna think of him. Well, we we was in a halfway house, and he had an issue with somebody, pull me to the side to talk to me about it, all people, and I'm like, but I'm fresh out the fence, I'm still fighting my own demons. But but I what I learned from was that he saw somebody out that he felt like whatever I was gonna be on, it would be something that he probably could agree with. You feel me? I'm saying, like, even if it was like the smashing of motherfucker, right? And that's what I look at it. Like, I'm gonna seek like-minded people to where if I say something that's just so foolish, I want people around me that's gonna go, nigga, damn, you sound stupid, you're going to jail forever. Like, you know what I'm saying? Them is the people I want to serve, even if I'm like nigga, what and I don't want to hear that, serve me that way. That's how I want to be served.

SPEAKER_01 38:09

What happened to Pooh Shasty then? How you how you in this shit with your dad? But it's pop with no man. Like, hey, we ain't gonna do that, but it's possible.

SPEAKER_00 38:19

But see, bro, men, bro, you gotta understand men ain't just dick bravado, ass whooping that meant to be a man, bro, is really having a power of discernment, bro, and understanding exactly when to assert yourself and leadership, right? Because see, even if my son was listening, I'm gone. I'm gone. Yeah, I know that's right. You feel me? If you are you on some bullshit, you stupid as fuck. If I if I'm about if I'm running the cat out and crash, I will beat my son up to get him up out of there. That's what I gotta do, nigga. We're gonna crash like that. But at the very least, if I'm looking like, oh, he'll smoke me too. If he got if your niggas got drinks, if oh you look it's I'm feeling like yo, you can smoke me too. I'm gone. But you gotta have it. Being a man, bro, is learning how to really truly stand individually against any adversaries, against anything that's adversarial to your life. I'm gonna move like I got the secret service on my team, bro. That's how I'm moving. I don't show up at a certain places where I'm from. I'm not supposed to be on this flat, and don't call me for no gangster shit. Don't call me for no gangster shit. That era is over. Call me anybody, anything else?

SPEAKER_03 39:23

I'm hanging up. That's a fact. That's uh, and also, too. One more thing about I know we're going everywhere of the conversation. Yeah, yeah, we're rocking and I love this conversation. I want to be a little vulnerable myself, real quick, and say something because you brought up who shisty. Right. So, and I didn't even tell you this, Dub, so this will be the first time you hear this. And I'm gonna send you a link. Once we done talking, Dumb, I'm gonna send you a link because I want you to see it all, too.

SPEAKER_00 39:45

Right.

SPEAKER_03 39:46

I had a surprise for us, right?

SPEAKER_00 39:48

Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_03 39:49

I was I was I was I got I got blessed $26,000 in my account.

SPEAKER_00 39:56

Oh shit.

SPEAKER_03 39:58

I'm about to get us the we the frequency 99 change. So look, right? Listen, I see you're wrapping. What happened? I I'm I see my account. I'm I'm gigged. I'm here. Everything I've been doing, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. The next day, I got a dollar in my account. What the fuck? Yeah, so I look I had about over a hundred and twenty-five charges and I'm gonna show it all to you, bro. Amazon, uh, the restaurant, they had a ball. So I call I call I called a car people and like, look, I do the disputes, get my money back. I ain't tripping, I'm gonna do the disputes. Tell me and say, listen, with it with the amount of disputes that you have, we can give you a provisional credit, we can give you about 16 of it. We can't give you the whole 26 unless you do a police report. I didn't do a police report and it's only because I didn't want to so that's why I was mad at Gucci, because you gotta respect the game. I didn't want it to happen, and I and I was pissed that it happened, but at the end of the day, I get at least 70% of my money back. But I'm not about to go to the police telling nobody, and I ain't in the streets no more, I ain't doing no illegal activity, but I used to be one of them niggas. So because I was one of them niggas, all I I it was my fault. I should have I should have had my car locked, I should have had my uh my number, I should have I I was slipping because I'm I'm worried about so many other things, right? And you know the shit, but I get I still I'm about to get 70 of my money back. I'm not gonna I'm not doing no police report, it is what it is, and we're still gonna do F99 channel. I just wanted to say that.

SPEAKER_00 42:03

I just want to say that hey listen, bro. So you saying basically that you comparing that shit to Gucci? I'm reporting that. I ain't gonna lie. I must just don't I must don't know the details.

SPEAKER_01 42:14

No, no, I'm saying this. What he's saying is, man, shit. He he he he's saying there was some damn backflip what he was saying. What he was saying is there's some there was some universal karma in which he had to pay the debt for that. And when it when it when it came up on him, he didn't he ain't spazzing too tough getting the police involved. He found another way to get his money back without potentially getting some implicating somebody to get locked up. I'm saying the same thing as what we we had this conversation before already, P um about other alternative routes Gucci could have gone through. And that's what uh Rec was saying. You know, he thinks that his woman was in charge, and uh you know, she is definitely in charge for sure.

SPEAKER_03 43:01

It's like say it's other ways, like so they can they can offer you a provisional credit, do the investing boom boom boom, it's other ways besides having to call the police, and that's okay. Like at the end of the day, I'm a hustler, it's perfectly fine. I'm gonna get that back, but I ain't need it. But I was now I don't now here's the thing if they would have said hey would you can't get back nothing? I don't know, but I still probably wouldn't have took that route.

SPEAKER_00 43:24

But the fact that I was able to still go all I want to know is bruh, am I getting a frequency? Let's listen. I I ain't gonna lie to you, but I ain't paying attention to that shit no more. I'm asking you, bruh, is a nigga about to get a frequency 99. I'm on an F99 chain. What is that? You get is that happening? Like I'm doing, but that's the next Christmas type shit. You talking to next like 2027? I don't know. I'm just trying to figure it out, though.

SPEAKER_03 43:45

So I can get so I can start this no this year. That's a fact.

SPEAKER_00 43:49

I think I'm I want to make sure I'm gonna start making sure I do my um, you feel me? I gotta make sure I start doing my traps and shit.

SPEAKER_03 43:54

You gotta let me know. Go to Sogan. That's it.

unknown 43:56

Uh

SPEAKER_00 44:00

At the end of the day, bro, listen. Back to the one-year-old, right? The one-year-old, right? The one-year-old was shot by the police, right? And the mama didn't that and the mama survived. The mama didn't even get hit, right? I believe that they were saying that she was trying to hit him, but the footage didn't really show that.

SPEAKER_01 44:20

Like, you know, they show something totally different, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 44:22

Totally different. Yeah, they could they they stay doing that with the with the look like you're about to attack me type shit, and then they um shoot you because of it.

SPEAKER_03 44:32

Yeah, you stay doing that. Which is crazy because it was like said, well, thing was a warm, so that's nothing. Like it's too many, it's too many cameras to be trying to lie. Even if you want to turn, even if you want to turn off your body cam.

SPEAKER_00 44:44

I don't even think it matters if they lie, bro. Nowadays, see, like I was talking about that the other day. The way the justice system works is that when they want you, they like they're gonna get you it. Certain towns, it seemed like the whole state in the Nolan, in the Nolan case seemed like the whole county is complicit in the cover-up. Like you feel me? Like, so think about so so think about how that goes when it ain't this publicized. Yeah, like a real railroad. Like, if you ever seen somebody who really get railroaded, like it's it's and sometimes it's sensationalized, but think about all the cases that really just get swept under the rug that you never even hear about in all these rural cities and towns and counties. Telling you about that, like like that, and that's why I say about this. I'll just bring me back full circle to my the positivity in my algorithm. How do I combat these stories? Because I need to report on these stories, I need to know them. And I feel like this is a part of the thing when I talk about freeing the slaves, right? Like, you know, we really walking around people. I just was talking to uh at my college, right? And I was talking to somebody that was like in a supervisory role uh in a program, and that we was talking about sociology and social construct, and then the super, she was acknowledging, like, oh yeah, everything's a social construct. I'm like, damn, it's crazy you're not for somebody that's like running the organization, right? If you know that, right? An organization within an organization, because we know college itself and all education is one of the biggest social constructs that we got in the American artist world, right? We know that, right? So it's like for to hear her talk about it and feel like she basically being a freedom fighter and part of the resistance from the inside out, right? I never really met one of them type of people. Like, you know, I know what type of crusader I would be, right? So it's like when I look at positivity in an algorithm, this is why, even like shows like this, like you know, I do want to talk about certain things, I like talking about sports, I like talking about like you know, I'm a lot of current events, I'm a current event guy, but how do we keep our algorithm smut free? Because I gotta hear about the number I need to hear about the lynchings, I need to hear about how do I keep my algorithm pure, and that's the algorithm of life and the algorithm on the internet.

SPEAKER_03 46:47

So I don't think you can ever keep the algorithm pure, but what you can do is when you do see that, like when I see negative things or or things that's not to my liking, I start you know putting up being a better mental space and then uh searching different things, and then boom, it's back to where I want it to be. So when you see it, just change it. See it, change it now. Now, if it gets to a point where you can't change it, and I ain't got the answer for that. But as far as right now, we can change our algorithm anytime. Anytime I'm on IG, and for some reason, let's say what one of one of my associates sent me some girl dancing. Now my whole timeline is 50 bitches twerking, I just go on Instagram, type in musicians, independent artists, and I'm back in where I need to be.

SPEAKER_00 47:35

So, what you got, what you what you what you got for me? What you got for me? The gym driver.

SPEAKER_01 47:41

Me, what what I what I what I always feel like is sometime, man, you you wanna I don't know if y'all ever do this, man. I can see something on the internet that's so outlandish that I want to say something, but I don't. Right. But and I and I don't for this reason, man. They say, man, many tails die their own death when left untouched. So sometimes I just don't even touch it, I just let it die. Because when we get that energy to it, that's why I keep going. Right. Yeah, I agree. So sometimes you want to bang on some shit. I be like, you know what? Right. So I'm practicing that. Not even just gonna say nothing because I don't want to keep adding nothing to it. You know what I mean? Then I give somebody else a chance to respond to what I say, and then it gets it gets bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger. Yeah, you want more legs, yeah. You want more legs. I just learned to leave certain shit alone. Now, if it's just straight up too much, I gotta say something, you know. I mean, right most of the time, I just learn to refrain from even saying something half the time, right?

SPEAKER_00 48:41

So I'm tired, man. Look, so look, this is what I want to do for us, right? We're gonna slide up out of here. You know, me and Will, we be rocking our shit for like 45 minutes to an hour because we like to just hit you with the we go staccato flow. Sometimes we go two or three times a week. Look, just like we extend to you on cookout, I'm extending it to you. Would extend it. You already know.

SPEAKER_01 48:58

So I'm back, bringing me back. I'm here.

SPEAKER_00 49:00

Exactly. We can talk about what we're gonna talk about, right? But I want to give a shout out. It's this guy that be on the internet, he be buying people groceries at Walmart, right? He's like a comedian dude.

SPEAKER_01 49:10

They bought him from the they bought him from the Walmart.

SPEAKER_00 49:12

Yeah, they ban him from Walmart, and I'm like, that and like the reason why I segue to that because like that'd be like to me, that's positivity in the algorithm. But it's like you see how the algorithm will fight you, and it came from corporate. Like, I don't know, is that maybe he was I don't know what he was doing in the store. I don't I don't know, bro. It's just like, but stuff like that. Like you got on one spectrum a one-year-old murdered by them people, you know what I'm saying, over some bullshit, and on the other end of the spectrum, you got somebody that's trying to make people lives better. You feel me? And and somehow, I don't know, man. The world is the world is bro, right is left, uh, wrong is right, up is down, bro. We in a bizarre world, right? So shout out to my people, man, that's really trying to make a difference, especially the people that's not on camera, whether because they don't want to be or because they just ain't getting the views yet. Know that, man, we looking for them audio downloads, whatever it looks like on YouTube, whatever it looks like, you know what I'm saying? When you stay on Instagram, we're looking for audio downloads. That's really our home, right? So make sure you subscribe to us, like everything that we do, man. If we really working hard at this, I know it's coming. Uh, wish me luck on my venture when I start out this study on my first table, man. Let a panel man, man.

SPEAKER_01 50:23

Anything you want to drop on this biz? Man, hey, I like to say, man, thank y'all for welcoming me, man. We got motion. Hey man, I'm looking forward to y'all inviting me, man, to come get some get in motion with y'all. Man, I'm I'm a I'm a grassroots person, man. I believe in man, I believe in and reaching back, I believe in being a part of something that's vibrationally the same as mine, right? You know, hey, we on the court together. Hey, what you tell me about basketball? You told me about shooting the shot. What you say the other day? But uh, but um, yeah, man, we're in the same game, man. So, you know, man, it don't matter if you hey, it don't matter if you've been in the league five years, I've been in the league one year, man. We in the league together, so that's how I look at things, man. We all in the league together, we all have a social responsibility for men and young men and people, man, to hear a new voice and a perspective, man. That's coming from guys that have been through shit, will go through shit, and continue to go through shit, but a striving to be that man, and that's more but that's more the voice we need to hear. And that's what I think that's what we need to hear. Hey man, before I go, man, shout out to man, my boy Kariq from Queens, New York. Man, he uh he got this brand, man. These are electric, these are electric cigars, man. Show you how they work. Yeah, man. So anybody, man. Y'all can tap in on our Instagram, official B-I-Z-Z-Y-B on IG. Man, we got the grandfathers, my man. Shout out Tyreek, or you can look him up at Distro Ven. Distro Ven.

SPEAKER_00 51:54

I'm tired. I'm tired. All right, all right. What we on? We got motion, you got motion, man. Let me know who got motion this week, but look, man.

SPEAKER_03 52:01

I got motion, man, this week, man. Tomorrow, we are shooting. If if dub is is dub is for it, we're shooting an episode tomorrow. Um uh, I have a an eight to ten hour tap out uh tattoo session tomorrow. I'm getting it, I'm getting my version of the Garden of Eden on my back. It's gonna be a amazing session. Uh, it's gonna be food, it's gonna be content, shooting things behind the scenes. So hopefully we can uh shoot an episode while I'm getting a tattoo done. You know what I'm saying? So we're gonna see how it goes.

SPEAKER_00 52:33

All right, and uh we we we we asked that question too. I wanted to let you know who got motion this week. You know what I'm saying? You know, the show called We Got Motion. We asked that question, but who you feel like got motion this week, man? Whatever you see in the media in your real life, uh whether it's shoot whatever who got motion this week, man.

SPEAKER_01 52:48

I got motion this week, so man. No, man. Um I'm just inspired about everything, man. I'm inspired, man. Uh man, like you you plugged me in, man, with you know, the the brother Rec and you, and I'm meeting brothers that we like-minded, man, and I feel the synergies connected, man. So my my motion, man, it's like one big wheel, man. We all part of a circle, man. We're just moving. That's infinity, man. You know what I mean? You already know we made it into a circle, man. So we got motion, man. That's infinity, man. So I'm just I'm just a link in, I'm just a link in the circle, bro. That's it. But we move, you know what I mean?

SPEAKER_00 53:20

You already know, man. You already know. Looking at uh at We Got Motion Podcast, you already know who got motion. We got motion, man. Pwg and me, but we're gonna sign off. We're gonna get up out of here, we're gonna make everything go with his.

SPEAKER_03 53:37

And so it's all good, man. Dub out here, man. I'm signing up, man. Thank you for having me. You're coming back, you back, you're coming back.

SPEAKER_00 53:45

Yeah, right. You had us, but you had us, yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_03 53:49

I got it, I got us. Man, look, man, signing off, man. We got motion, man. We'll be out here tomorrow. Either with me and dub was gonna be by myself, but we're gonna be out here, man. You will see us, man. Thanks for business again, man. Much love to all y'all brothers, man. And we out of here, man. We got motion. All right.

SPEAKER_00 54:05

In a minute.

SPEAKER_03 54:06

Peace.