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Drake F.O.M.O, Jasmine Crocket, Chris Brown, Colin Kaepernick & Jay-Z · Heads Of State Podcast

0:15
SPEAKER_06: I'll I'll let you guys talk about it and I'll try to do that.
0:17
SPEAKER_07: Wait, why don't you talk about it?
0:22
SPEAKER_05: We're basic, bro.
0:23
SPEAKER_06: Okay.
0:24
SPEAKER_06: All right, bet, bet.
0:24
SPEAKER_06: Welcome everybody.
0:25
SPEAKER_06: Uh episode 12 Heads of State.
0:27
SPEAKER_06: Let's get it poppin', Hugh.
0:28
SPEAKER_06: Let's get it popping.
0:29
SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
0:30
SPEAKER_06: What you got, what you got first off the bat?
0:32
SPEAKER_07: I gotta apologize to handicapped people.
0:36
SPEAKER_07: It's a good start.
0:37
SPEAKER_06: That's a good start.
0:38
SPEAKER_07: I got a bit of backlash from my comments about how other cultures use derogatory statements toward each other and incorporating handicapped people in that as well was not I do that all the time.
0:52
SPEAKER_07: It's like one of those stupid.
0:54
SPEAKER_07: I'm sorry.
0:54
SPEAKER_07: So I apologize to you know everybody I offended.
0:57
SPEAKER_07: It wasn't really, it was a couple people.
0:59
SPEAKER_07: Oh fair enough.
1:01
SPEAKER_07: Fair enough.
1:01
SPEAKER_07: Fair enough.
1:03
SPEAKER_07: Not as many as you two offended.
1:07
SPEAKER_05: Well, as we as we move on.
1:10
SPEAKER_05: As we move on.
1:12
SPEAKER_07: What else do you got?
1:13
SPEAKER_07: FOMO.
1:13
SPEAKER_07: Drink.
1:14
SPEAKER_07: Oh.
1:14
SPEAKER_05: FOMO, that shit classic, bro.
1:16
SPEAKER_05: Did you watch the whole one hour?
1:18
SPEAKER_05: He got maddies.
1:19
SPEAKER_05: He got everything's signed up, sealed delivered.
1:23
SPEAKER_05: It's all, you know.
1:25
SPEAKER_05: He's embracing the culture.
1:27
SPEAKER_05: The culture.
1:28
SPEAKER_05: He's you know what?
1:29
SPEAKER_05: He's embracing the positive culture.
1:31
SPEAKER_05: Because instead of the drill, you know, he's embracing that whole new thing.
1:35
SPEAKER_07: No, I mean he was out.
1:36
SPEAKER_07: He was out in the trap.
1:37
SPEAKER_07: He had baby drill up in there.
1:39
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, but you know, it's like yeah.
1:42
SPEAKER_07: So I think it was good.
1:44
SPEAKER_05: I think it was good.
1:45
SPEAKER_06: What I saw so far.
1:46
SPEAKER_06: The foam.
1:46
SPEAKER_06: So okay.
1:48
SPEAKER_06: I'm sorry.
1:49
SPEAKER_06: I saw something online.
1:51
SPEAKER_06: I was just casually passing through.
1:53
SPEAKER_06: Uh is he going on tour this year?
1:55
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, yeah.
1:56
SPEAKER_06: Maybe, yeah.
1:57
SPEAKER_06: I think this album 2027.
1:59
SPEAKER_06: This album is like what a Kanye wannabe.
2:02
SPEAKER_05: He has to know.
2:02
SPEAKER_05: He's gonna no, I'm telling you, he's he's gonna do big numbers.
2:06
SPEAKER_05: But you know what?
2:06
SPEAKER_05: Yes, he's yeah, yes, he's gonna do.
2:09
SPEAKER_05: Mark my words.
2:10
SPEAKER_05: Mark my words.
2:11
SPEAKER_05: Mark my words.
2:12
SPEAKER_05: When he goes on this tour, him and Kanye, Kanye may make an appearance.
2:17
SPEAKER_06: Here we go.
2:18
SPEAKER_06: Maybe here we go.
2:19
SPEAKER_05: Kanye, Kanye may make an appearance.
2:20
SPEAKER_05: They both jumping on the show.
2:21
SPEAKER_05: I'm telling you right now.
2:24
SPEAKER_05: Because rappers are coming.
2:25
SPEAKER_05: They they've both been kind of like excommunicated from hip hop society.
2:32
SPEAKER_07: When rappers make hit that maybe half a billion mark, they have a billion and weird weird in money.
2:41
SPEAKER_07: Half a billion to a billion dollars, they turn weird.
2:43
SPEAKER_07: Like Jay-Z got weird, uh Diddy got weird, they got rich.
2:49
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, I mean, like, what about you want me to go to Whole Foods and get pineapples, yo?
2:54
SPEAKER_06: Like, no, you don't know.
2:55
SPEAKER_06: I'm over those days, yo.
2:56
SPEAKER_07: My theory is on that.
2:57
SPEAKER_07: Is that but here's the question, though?
2:58
SPEAKER_07: Wait, wait, I got a I got a theory.
3:00
SPEAKER_07: What's your theory?
3:00
SPEAKER_07: My theory is is because of the you know, the the rap culture persona, like you have to be, you know, out, you know, flaunt your wealth and all this shit.
3:10
SPEAKER_07: That now that they're weird, they flaunt that weirdness through their wealth.
3:15
SPEAKER_07: Like that video like if you watched like Sean, you what did you watch the whole one hour thing?
3:20
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
3:23
SPEAKER_06: The way he flaunts his money.
3:25
SPEAKER_06: But what else does he have in life?
3:28
SPEAKER_06: What else does he have in life?
3:29
SPEAKER_06: Like, he definitely got out of 22 girl.
3:32
SPEAKER_07: Well, here's the thing.
3:33
SPEAKER_05: Here's the thing uploaded about it.
3:35
SPEAKER_05: But but here's the thing.
3:36
SPEAKER_05: This is this is kind of like this is kind of like the underlying question because ultimately people do what they want to do, right?
3:43
SPEAKER_05: When you get to a certain point, you do what you want to do.
3:46
SPEAKER_05: And my question is, would you want to do that if you're worth 500 million?
3:51
SPEAKER_05: And I'm not trying to, you know, I I enjoyed the whole Drake thing and all that, and and I feel like artists want to be artists, so I'm not trying to take away from the fact that they want to be artists, you know.
4:02
SPEAKER_05: But at the same time, if I'm worth 500 million, I'm kind of off in the sunset doing deals that nobody really actually knows about and all that.
4:12
SPEAKER_05: Like once you get to a certain like there's a certain plateau of an entertainer when you become a business person and you don't have to be an entertainer anymore.
4:21
SPEAKER_05: Like, regardless of the fact Jay-Z performing, Drake performing, I don't want to be worth a billion and performing at 40 years old.
4:29
SPEAKER_05: No offense if you're still good at it, but I don't really want to be planning and soundcheck and all that kind of shit.
4:36
SPEAKER_05: I want to be like, you know what I'm saying?
4:38
SPEAKER_05: I want to be like doing deals.
4:39
SPEAKER_05: I want to be like, but hold up, but it depends on what it makes you.
4:42
SPEAKER_06: You know what though, Marble, though?
4:43
SPEAKER_06: But that's okay, I hear your point, and I kind of I lean towards you.
4:47
SPEAKER_06: I will say that though, this is at the end of the day, the money, the fame, all that shit.
4:52
SPEAKER_06: It's still their passion, though.
4:54
SPEAKER_07: Yeah.
4:54
SPEAKER_06: This is what this guy has been doing since he was eight years old.
4:58
SPEAKER_06: Like, it it's he doesn't know any other way.
5:02
SPEAKER_06: He really doesn't.
5:02
SPEAKER_06: He doesn't have hobbies, he's not stamp collecting or running with the kids at the fucking basketball game.
5:09
SPEAKER_06: Like, he this is his life.
5:10
SPEAKER_07: But perfect example, Michael Jackson, bro.
5:12
SPEAKER_07: Michael Jackson, he died.
5:14
SPEAKER_07: He didn't die right before his tour.
5:16
SPEAKER_07: Like, he was paying for the city.
5:16
SPEAKER_07: We had to go back on tour, yeah.
5:20
SPEAKER_06: Well, not well, he probably wanted to, but remember, Sony took some money from like it was a whole lot, he owed a lot of people because he's crazy spender.
5:28
SPEAKER_06: You know what I'm saying?
5:28
SPEAKER_06: Oh, he's like, but but but the but but it's interesting but it's interesting.
5:33
SPEAKER_05: But it's it's interesting though, like it can it can still be your passion, right?
5:38
SPEAKER_05: But in a sense, you're holding on to something, right, that you no longer are gonna be able to do right in the future.
5:46
SPEAKER_05: So it's like you if you if you want to build an empire or want to build a uh a situation, then you you you an influence, right?
5:55
SPEAKER_05: Which all these great ones do, but I don't want to be a rapper at 40, you know?
6:01
SPEAKER_05: Like if if I want to support hip hop and I want to support rap and I want to be with the times and all that, then I'll support it, but I don't want to be performing at 45, you know?
6:12
SPEAKER_05: Shook one.
6:13
SPEAKER_05: You know what I'm saying?
6:14
SPEAKER_06: No, I mean James did a tour and we all wanted to go.
6:18
SPEAKER_06: Like, I I just think it's a pass like you think LeBron doesn't want to play, like, so you're against LeBron playing ball still?
6:26
SPEAKER_05: No, no, no.
6:27
SPEAKER_05: I'm not against I'm not against LeBron playing ball.
6:30
SPEAKER_05: No, no, I'm not I'm not against LeBron playing ball, but let's think about it in context, right?
6:34
SPEAKER_05: LeBron's gonna get the the the league minimum three million or whatever, four million.
6:39
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, right.
6:40
SPEAKER_06: I think it was two years, eight million, right?
6:41
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
6:43
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, so let's break it down, right?
6:45
SPEAKER_05: He's gonna do a concert in a season.
6:47
SPEAKER_05: He's gonna do a concert, he's gonna do a concert within a season.
6:51
SPEAKER_05: He's gonna literally play what 300 minutes or whatever.
6:55
SPEAKER_05: You know what I'm saying?
6:56
SPEAKER_05: So these guys doing a tour, he's gonna take three, four million off the table.
7:00
SPEAKER_05: So I agree with uh LeBron.
7:02
SPEAKER_05: That's I think he's gonna make an impact.
7:04
SPEAKER_05: But but what but but but but Hove doing a uh uh three, four days show doing four or five hours, right?
7:13
SPEAKER_05: Like, come on.
7:14
SPEAKER_07: I I think he's on a tour now, he's in he's in Europe doing the show.
7:17
SPEAKER_05: But I'm saying, yeah, but I'm saying, exactly.
7:19
SPEAKER_05: That's what I'm saying.
7:20
SPEAKER_05: I don't want LeBron to take 40 million, sit on the bench for half the games, and play 30 minutes.
7:25
SPEAKER_05: Is that what he's doing a game?
7:26
SPEAKER_05: 30 minutes.
7:27
SPEAKER_05: Look, if if if hove 30 minutes a game, if if hove got three if Hove got three million dollars.
7:33
SPEAKER_07: This motherfucker's making 60 million a year right now that are playing only 30 minutes ago.
7:37
SPEAKER_05: If Hove got three million dollars to perform for 30 minutes in a night, he'd take that shit every day.
7:43
SPEAKER_05: If he's 90, I mean he's taking that now.
7:46
SPEAKER_07: I think he's making more than that per show, but go ahead.
7:48
SPEAKER_05: But I'm saying, but LeBron playing at 40, we should not be surprised because taking 4 million at 40, you're getting three, four, or five hundred thousand dollars a game.
7:56
SPEAKER_05: Like, and after games you don't have to play.
7:59
SPEAKER_07: But hold up, but Marvel's what he's doing.
8:01
SPEAKER_06: So, but like these guys are artists.
8:05
SPEAKER_06: And I honestly, I get it, they do it for the money, they get it.
8:08
SPEAKER_06: I don't think they got into that game for the money pretty much.
8:11
SPEAKER_05: It was convert, but see, here's the thing it was converted into artists.
8:15
SPEAKER_05: We have to, we have to be, we have to be convinced that, right?
8:18
SPEAKER_05: We got it from hustling packs, like we didn't even want to be rappers.
8:21
SPEAKER_05: Being a rapper was corny.
8:23
SPEAKER_05: We it was corny, right, right, right.
8:24
SPEAKER_05: Listen, listen, right, wait, like let's if if we want to honor, like, you know, back in the 80s, maybe.
8:30
SPEAKER_05: But but but no, but I'm saying the real people artists and all that are broke now, right?
8:34
SPEAKER_05: And they're and the and the ones that we think are rich are still no no, but listen, listen to what I'm gonna say.
8:41
SPEAKER_05: But no, the ones, the ones that if we if we want to go into hardcore artistry, the ones that have that are broke.
8:50
SPEAKER_05: Comparison, comparison, Karis one compared to Jay-Z is broke.
8:54
SPEAKER_05: He's comfortable, he does shows.
8:56
SPEAKER_05: No, no, no.
8:56
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, but I don't I don't but I don't I don't know if that was the whole point of the whole thing though, was to be Jay-Z rich, though.
9:02
SPEAKER_05: I I know, but but Jay-Z made a point to say that it was his point not to be like the roots, right?
9:08
SPEAKER_05: I I gotta I gotta do, you know, I can't do numbers like the roots.
9:11
SPEAKER_05: I can't do numbers like the roots, so the roots are doing well though, though.
9:14
SPEAKER_05: So so so here's the thing.
9:16
SPEAKER_05: So don't give me him as artistry if he makes that point to say I can't do numbers like the roots because the roots have artistry.
9:24
SPEAKER_05: So if you say I can't do numbers like that, that means you can't be doing what they do, right?
9:29
SPEAKER_05: So if you're doing shows at 45 and you're a billionaire, to me, that's different from like listen, you don't have to do Yankee Stadium, right?
9:41
SPEAKER_05: If you want to do shows, you can do a private state.
9:43
SPEAKER_05: Like a filmmore.
9:44
SPEAKER_05: I mean, yeah, exactly.
9:45
SPEAKER_07: Look, the you don't have to be amazing.
9:46
SPEAKER_07: The richest man on the planet is on Twitter acting like a child every day.
9:50
SPEAKER_07: And you're telling me that Jay-Z, who's a real artist who inspires people, shouldn't be doing what he does.
9:58
SPEAKER_07: No, I'm not saying, I'm not saying he shouldn't be.
10:00
SPEAKER_07: Critique Elon Musk for me, please.
10:02
SPEAKER_07: What negative do you have to say about a white person for once?
10:05
SPEAKER_07: But you know, no, no, say so.
10:07
SPEAKER_05: I just want to hear it.
10:08
SPEAKER_05: You criticize a white person acting stupid.
10:10
SPEAKER_05: It's not it's not about that.
10:11
SPEAKER_07: You think it's wrong that Elon Musk, do you think it's stupid for a trillionaire to be on Twitter all day tweeting white supremacist shit and memes about retardation?
10:21
SPEAKER_05: But you're going you're going to a whole different you're going to a whole different dynamic.
10:24
SPEAKER_05: What I'm saying is the richer you get, the dumber you get.
10:27
SPEAKER_05: No, no, no.
10:28
SPEAKER_05: It's not about the it's not about the richer you get or anything like that.
10:31
SPEAKER_05: I'm just saying as far.
10:32
SPEAKER_05: No, no, I'm just saying it's like in general, like when when people are um dealing with each other and all that kind of stuff, like it's a it's a natural progression.
10:42
SPEAKER_05: Like we don't have like uh we can't be like you're this sect or that sect or this or that.
10:48
SPEAKER_05: Like it's it is what it is.
10:50
SPEAKER_05: We don't have like we can't microcosm this people deal with real shit in real time, you know?
10:56
SPEAKER_05: Like that's just what it is.
10:58
SPEAKER_05: Like everybody tries to come up with an easy solution to your opinion or that opinion, but people are dealing with shit in real fucking time, you know?
11:07
SPEAKER_05: Someone's hungry right now as we speak, a lot of hungry, hungry, and if they see you with food with a nice chain or watch, they they may take the opportunity to rob you with no weapons involved.
11:20
SPEAKER_05: That's real, right?
11:22
SPEAKER_05: As we speak, so you know, all I'm saying is it doesn't matter about like the opinion of things.
11:28
SPEAKER_05: It's like it is what it is.
11:30
SPEAKER_05: You know, we we fit in where we fit in.
11:33
SPEAKER_06: You know, better get in when you can fit in.
11:36
SPEAKER_06: Um, but I I heard the Drake thing.
11:39
SPEAKER_06: Um, I like I said, you guys, he's a very he's a very talented artist, right?
11:44
SPEAKER_06: He's a very and I actually I actually think Drake is a like a cool guy.
11:47
SPEAKER_06: I think you know, he's just uh he's just not my cup of tea as an artist, but I respect him.
11:53
SPEAKER_06: Uh I I enjoy some of his music.
11:56
SPEAKER_06: And you know, he's he's cool.
11:58
SPEAKER_06: He's a nice guy.
12:00
SPEAKER_07: So he's like a nice guy.
12:02
SPEAKER_07: Like he's like a, you know, if if you give that that little it was a one hour basically like uh ninja infomercial basic sounds like it was it was a music video for all the songs, you know.
12:13
SPEAKER_07: I think Beyonce started this trend back in 2013 with the lemonade thing.
12:17
SPEAKER_07: Well, Jay Z started the trend back when uh Streets.
12:20
SPEAKER_07: Oh no, no, no, wait.
12:20
SPEAKER_07: So he's just watching.
12:21
SPEAKER_07: So he's just watching.
12:22
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, Streets is watching, yes.
12:23
SPEAKER_07: That that was the start.
12:24
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, yeah.
12:25
SPEAKER_07: But it's a freaking classic.
12:26
SPEAKER_07: 50 did it on Animal Instinct.
12:28
SPEAKER_07: I remember that.
12:29
SPEAKER_07: Okay, but nobody cared about that.
12:31
SPEAKER_07: That album was it was Streets is Watch is classic.
12:33
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, Streets is watching class.
12:34
SPEAKER_07: Oh, that's that's that's that's a high school classic, yo.
12:38
SPEAKER_07: That's it.
12:39
SPEAKER_07: No DVD.
12:39
SPEAKER_07: That's no matter what.
12:40
SPEAKER_07: Nori.
12:43
SPEAKER_07: Niggas no more like the cat that killed Versace.
12:45
SPEAKER_06: Yo, he uh crazy.
12:47
SPEAKER_06: Shout out to Nori.
12:48
SPEAKER_06: Shout out to Nori.
12:49
SPEAKER_06: Can we talk to Nori?
12:51
SPEAKER_07: We didn't talk about Nori last week.
12:52
SPEAKER_07: Yo, the minute he's look what happened to him.
12:54
SPEAKER_07: The minute he started beefing with the feds.
12:56
SPEAKER_07: They got him in the news talking about he beat up Nas's ex-girlfriend.
12:59
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, I was like, how did it be like when he was 12 years old?
13:03
SPEAKER_05: He raped me.
13:04
SPEAKER_05: I mean, like, what we went 26 years?
13:08
SPEAKER_07: Like, come on, yo.
13:09
SPEAKER_07: Like, yo, I gotta show you something.
13:11
SPEAKER_07: I remember I posted this on my thing.
13:12
SPEAKER_07: I'm all about calling out the feds.
13:14
SPEAKER_06: Literally, we backed in high school in 1999.
13:16
SPEAKER_05: Like when does it stop?
13:17
SPEAKER_05: When does it stop, man?
13:18
SPEAKER_06: Yo, Nori beat me up.
13:20
SPEAKER_06: He might, and I'm not even saying he did it.
13:22
SPEAKER_06: Like, I don't know.
13:23
SPEAKER_06: He was wild back then, but we're not gonna like even in the 2010s, you ain't wanna come out and say this.
13:29
SPEAKER_06: Yo, he tripped me.
13:30
SPEAKER_06: He tripped me.
13:31
SPEAKER_06: My two things.
13:32
SPEAKER_07: I saw this joint.
13:33
SPEAKER_07: This I saw this joint on um Instagram, right?
13:36
SPEAKER_07: Takashi69 posters.
13:37
SPEAKER_07: You know, look, I like Takashi69.
13:39
SPEAKER_07: He's funny, but he's I'm sorry, he's by the way, is that an open ace hat?
13:43
SPEAKER_07: Oh, of course.
13:47
SPEAKER_07: You know, this is the funniest thing I've seen on the whole internet all week.
13:51
SPEAKER_07: And I I'm surprised nobody re- I think people might have caught it, but I caught it and I posted.
13:55
SPEAKER_07: Let me see.
13:56
SPEAKER_07: Let me see.
13:56
SPEAKER_06: Is this the bottles?
14:00
SPEAKER_07: No, no, no.
14:00
SPEAKER_07: This is it.
14:02
SPEAKER_07: Look, look, look, look, look.
14:05
unknown: LA, bro.
14:07
SPEAKER_04: Look, look in LA.
14:09
SPEAKER_04: Steve, Steve, Steve.
14:25
SPEAKER_07: They had they had SoFi Stadium, uh, suite full of feds, yo.
14:30
SPEAKER_07: Everybody in there is an informant.
14:31
SPEAKER_07: Everybody.
14:32
SPEAKER_07: Let me ask you this.
14:33
SPEAKER_07: Hey, so like that whole room put more black men away than I don't even know.
14:38
SPEAKER_05: Well, you know what's so funny?
14:40
SPEAKER_05: You know what's so funny?
14:41
SPEAKER_05: You know what's so funny?
14:42
SPEAKER_05: Can we just can we just break down it into brass tacks when you get to a certain level, a certain point, whatever Democratic, uh, Democrat, Republican, whatever the case may be, you give political donations.
14:58
SPEAKER_05: And then you're in a and you're in a and you're in a room, and you're in a room in which that you could give money to people that if you do any wrongdoing to compromise the room that you're in, yeah, you're gonna be exactly, yeah, exactly.
15:14
SPEAKER_05: So it's so so the constituents influence the fact that you need to stay status quo.
15:22
SPEAKER_05: And so I think that with Takashi and all these folks, especially with the uh streaming society that we're in, they've integrated themselves into the hierarchy of you know, political stratosphere in which they have a connection to the streets.
15:38
SPEAKER_05: And so they could be a direct line into trying to figure out what's actually happening.
15:43
SPEAKER_05: What's going on?
15:43
SPEAKER_05: I'm about to tell you what exactly is going on, and and they they have plausible immunity just based on the fact that they're useful enough to continue to give the information about being a rat openly.
15:56
SPEAKER_06: They look so weird in that booth, like it looked so like, hey, hey, we're at a football game, and don't no one, you know what I always question?
16:03
SPEAKER_06: Do you think any of those guys watch football like outside of going to events like that?
16:07
SPEAKER_07: No, they were having a meeting in there.
16:08
SPEAKER_07: They were like, who's next?
16:10
SPEAKER_07: We've got next to Drake, Jay-Z.
16:13
SPEAKER_07: They talking about who's next, who they gonna put up next.
16:16
SPEAKER_07: That's look, I I look I had a chalkboard, yo.
16:19
SPEAKER_07: And you know, like a couple of episodes ago, I was on that, like, oh yeah, DJ Vlad ain't bad.
16:24
SPEAKER_07: He does and and I keep thinking about when they said that he was on this thing, we're talking to we gotta talk about Q50.
16:31
SPEAKER_07: He's talking about Q50, and he said that 22 rappers came on his show.
16:38
SPEAKER_06: And got indicted.
16:39
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
16:39
SPEAKER_06: No, dead.
16:40
SPEAKER_06: Oh, dead, dead, dead, dead, dead, yeah, yeah.
16:43
SPEAKER_07: 22 rappers.
16:45
SPEAKER_07: Damn.
16:46
SPEAKER_07: And I started thinking to myself, 22?
16:48
SPEAKER_07: 22.
16:49
SPEAKER_07: He was interviewing Q50 to make it 23.
16:51
SPEAKER_07: That's a murder rate in a city, bro.
16:53
SPEAKER_07: So I'm thinking to myself, okay, not to say that it's his fault, but the fact that you get these guys on your platform.
17:00
SPEAKER_07: Now, sometimes I I saw the Q50 interview a while back, and I didn't know who I thought Q50 was just some.
17:04
SPEAKER_07: Me neither.
17:05
SPEAKER_07: I didn't know him either.
17:06
SPEAKER_07: He he, you know what?
17:07
SPEAKER_07: I actually did a campaign for that.
17:09
SPEAKER_07: Like we did some some stuff for him in New York with um his label, and I had no clue.
17:15
SPEAKER_07: I was like, what the hell was this?
17:16
SPEAKER_07: This is this is recently.
17:17
SPEAKER_07: Okay, so I'm like, oh, that's cool.
17:18
SPEAKER_07: And then I I saw the out I went to his t Instagram and I saw the album come, but I was like, oh shit, I remember that.
17:23
SPEAKER_07: I was like, I started texting his marketing people.
17:26
SPEAKER_07: I was like, Because he just came out album.
17:28
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, yeah, it came out a couple months ago, maybe a month ago.
17:30
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, July.
17:31
SPEAKER_07: Came out in July.
17:32
SPEAKER_07: But yeah, I don't know who he was.
17:33
SPEAKER_07: Music side.
17:33
SPEAKER_07: I mean, it's all that same, it's like this newer, happier drill type of music, right?
17:37
SPEAKER_07: It's not so hardcore.
17:38
SPEAKER_07: He's talking about killing people, but over beats.
17:41
SPEAKER_07: But um, you know, they can dance to it.
17:42
SPEAKER_07: You can do a little diddy bop.
17:43
SPEAKER_07: You can do a little diddy bop to these things.
17:45
SPEAKER_07: You ain't you ain't gonna be wanna, you don't want to do the bunny hop with your with your AK-47.
17:49
SPEAKER_07: You want to kind of and you just see the dances, they be doing some very um subjective dancing, plausible dances.
17:55
SPEAKER_07: Like, like, what the fuck, man?
17:57
SPEAKER_07: I seen dude go up to this key.
17:59
SPEAKER_07: He said, Are you he's doing one of these dances?
18:01
SPEAKER_07: He's like, Are you gay?
18:05
SPEAKER_07: Shout out to sober facts.
18:07
SPEAKER_07: He's this New York dude I follow on uh Instagram, he's funny and shit.
18:11
SPEAKER_07: But um, that's I'm just like, yo, these guys, and then the trap lore Ross, he just out here just blatantly just saying, yo, I'm just reporting information.
18:20
SPEAKER_07: And I'm like, what is this?
18:21
SPEAKER_07: I get it, but also you're divisive figures in this space, and it's not like a true crime thing where you're reporting on it after the fact.
18:28
SPEAKER_07: You're speculating a lot of this stuff, you're getting third-party information off of Reddit feeds and all this other shit.
18:34
SPEAKER_07: Mind you, the Q50 killers, we're gonna talk about the dumbest motherfuckers ever.
18:41
SPEAKER_05: I'm surprised they didn't geo-target themselves.
18:43
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, that was like an Uber East delivery as far as the murder song.
18:47
SPEAKER_05: They tracked that shit like it was pulling up to your house right now.
18:52
SPEAKER_07: I got I got pro delivery.
18:54
SPEAKER_07: We dropped your food off right here.
18:56
SPEAKER_07: Yo, that Tesla got that nigga killed, yo.
18:58
SPEAKER_07: Yo, I heard that he summoned the car.
19:00
SPEAKER_07: You know how you can summon the Tesla?
19:02
SPEAKER_07: Oh, you have that feature?
19:03
SPEAKER_07: No, no, he didn't summon that shit.
19:05
SPEAKER_07: That's what I heard.
19:05
SPEAKER_05: And then when he got into the he just walked in the car, he didn't summon it.
19:09
SPEAKER_05: They said they said he pulled, it pulled up.
19:11
SPEAKER_05: No, and then that's when he shot.
19:12
SPEAKER_05: No, it was already there.
19:14
SPEAKER_05: They were suggesting he should have done that, but the question was.
19:16
SPEAKER_05: What do you go to a gas station for?
19:19
SPEAKER_05: They said was it a rental?
19:20
SPEAKER_05: Because if it was a rental, then a rental you gotta put your your your keycard.
19:25
SPEAKER_07: They said it was they they said he's gonna be a little bit more.
19:27
SPEAKER_05: No, you can take it, it was a 2019, so I thought that was kind of old.
19:30
SPEAKER_05: You said it was a 2019.
19:32
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, that's what they said.
19:34
SPEAKER_06: You can take that feature off your car, right?
19:36
SPEAKER_05: Like that you gotta have if you owe if you own the car, you don't have to.
19:39
SPEAKER_05: If you have your phone on you, you can just be able to jump in.
19:42
SPEAKER_05: Oh, okay.
19:42
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, but you have a you know you I don't put a car down.
19:46
SPEAKER_05: We just we just leave.
19:47
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, yeah.
19:48
SPEAKER_07: You need your key card if you're gonna valet it or yeah, yeah.
19:52
SPEAKER_07: You get the valet.
19:53
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, if your phone's on you, you out.
19:55
SPEAKER_05: You can zip, you can zip.
19:57
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, but you do need like I I had a situation recently when my key card, I lost it, and then it something happened where I used the other key card by mistake, and then I need to use my key card to get my get back in the car, and I couldn't move.
20:10
SPEAKER_07: I drove, uh I I got in, I drove somewhere, and then I couldn't start the car back up because I said you need to scan your key card.
20:17
SPEAKER_07: And I didn't have one because I lost it.
20:19
SPEAKER_07: So I had to go or I had to go order a new one.
20:20
SPEAKER_07: So you had to have one at Metro.
20:22
SPEAKER_07: Yeah.
20:23
SPEAKER_07: I mean, that's I mean it's just like you know, it's like leaving your car, your car keys somewhere or whatever, either way.
20:29
SPEAKER_07: But um, yeah, I fixed, I that will I fix.
20:32
SPEAKER_07: But that, yeah, but that thing, I mean it the the car being the way it is.
20:35
SPEAKER_07: Uh I don't know, I don't know about the girl in the car, but yeah, those those guys were just dumb, man.
20:39
SPEAKER_07: I've been I've seen all these videos.
20:41
SPEAKER_07: The kid, one kid with the green hoodie on, he said they they have him on like 15 different social media posts wearing the same damn outfit.
20:50
SPEAKER_07: Same damn outfit.
20:51
SPEAKER_07: I'm like, you doing yo.
20:54
SPEAKER_07: Well, you know what?
20:55
SPEAKER_05: You took my advice with the Nike tech with the flip.
20:57
SPEAKER_05: The Jordan, the Jordan, the red Jordan Force.
21:01
SPEAKER_05: Like, that's where you know, like, what's going on, guys?
21:05
SPEAKER_07: You know what's what's even crazier?
21:07
SPEAKER_07: Oh, what's it?
21:08
SPEAKER_07: F FK Fatso, whatever?
21:11
SPEAKER_07: He took them shopping and took made took pictures of it and put it on his Instagram stories.
21:16
SPEAKER_07: All the they took him shopping right after they did the drill.
21:20
SPEAKER_07: What?
21:21
SPEAKER_07: They was at class.
21:23
SPEAKER_07: How old are these people?
21:24
SPEAKER_07: They took the at the Montclair store, they were taking flicks.
21:27
SPEAKER_07: How old are these people?
21:28
SPEAKER_07: Oh, they're teenagers.
21:29
SPEAKER_07: They're like 12, 13, like maybe 15, 16.
21:31
SPEAKER_07: Who knows?
21:32
SPEAKER_07: Younger.
21:33
SPEAKER_07: Maybe younger.
21:33
SPEAKER_07: Who knows?
21:34
SPEAKER_05: Well, well, no, well, what's because I was 22.
21:36
SPEAKER_05: Uh uh, the 50 kid.
21:39
SPEAKER_05: He was 22.
21:40
SPEAKER_07: Yo, man.
21:41
SPEAKER_07: Q 50.
21:42
SPEAKER_07: His whole crew is dead.
21:43
SPEAKER_07: The whole the bloodhounds.
21:44
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, the bloodhounds are all dead.
21:45
SPEAKER_07: All the main ones, at least.
21:46
SPEAKER_07: Yeah.
21:46
SPEAKER_07: But right now I heard Chicago like it was seven murder.
21:51
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, it was seven murders in uh two days.
21:53
SPEAKER_05: And and here's the thing, and and and this is where, and I know, I know Hugh hates.
22:00
SPEAKER_05: this but put a disclaimer put a disclaimer but there has to but it's like but it's like but why but it's like why do we you know I feel like a part of it is we embrace this bullshit honestly like why do we embrace no I'm just saying in general like like why do we and I don't want to be that I don't want to be that old guy like oh rap music is bad I don't want to be that but I'm just saying like can like there's a there's a point in time that we have to recognize in our own community that there's something that's amiss and I feel like it it's it's very prudent at this point that you know we don't proliferate this type of environment this type of environment and this type of uh engagement but everything is such about this because these kids are killing people over rap songs yeah literally it ain't even it ain't even over like drugs or money yeah I can actually I can actually I can see if it was over drug or money I could actually somewhere in my brain could be like you know what all right bet okay this is literally over someone dissing me and I literally shot them 29 times like that ain't even and then they shoot the other and then they go and kill the and it's a vicious cycle and you're 100% right like there's got to be some accountability.
23:19
SPEAKER_06: It's the same as when gangs operated in the after the 1970s when no but the gangs became more about colors or not the gangs were not there was more there was a lot of the gangs exactly now when you think about like there's a book that my um my mom had on the bookshelf back in the day it was called Bloods right and it was about the Vietnam War veterans that came back and they started we call them gangs now but it was about protection of a community yeah it was about um you know police brutality it was about lack of resources it would have more depth than just yo I'm just gonna light up the whole block right now nowadays that was in the 70s that was like fucking ancient times if you think about it right nowadays it's literally it's still the tribalism of a gang but it's a whole different thing and it it sucks it sucks it it's it's different now because how young these people are dying.
24:18
SPEAKER_07: And it started like the this this whole thing remember when little Jojo that's the one they the whole Oblak right right in Chicago this is where it was at the Shire you know the Shirak Ward all that shit when it became something that they like the clout chasing era of rap that whole SoundCloud era where kids can make songs and blow up off of just posting it on somebody dying and well that yeah but yeah but then they started doing these songs where they're they're just blatantly dissing each other it's cheaper to make music videos these kids is doing all this shit and they they noticed like oh shit I can get famous doing them doing this and this nobody cared about these motherfuckers shooting each other before they before at least before yeah there was like you said drug money maybe it was something where you know uh something happened like real yeah like real quote unquote street shit yeah now it's literally because homie looked at you funny homie did did uh uh was uh had your baby mama wearing his chain the chain on on fucking Instagram like it's so stupid and if not like most of the shit's over women too which is even dumber yeah yeah yeah yeah that's that's been pretty constant throughout history though I will say that yeah but like no like you really you're like like for real power of oh man is crazy like the kingpin the the guys who are who who are like um I I still don't know how young and ace is not in jail yet or I don't know what they they must be putting up the biggest Fed trial or case on him ever.
25:48
SPEAKER_07: I mean I know he he I don't know if he's hiding or whatever but he's like he's like a streamer now isn't he like he plays video games and shit oh what's the muscle I stopped paying attention after he at the Fulio yeah because he po he put out a song I heard it I was like yo it's dope and the talented brothers but he's very yo young yo he is actually I like Fuel Mortal I like Fulio I mean honestly young oh yeah I like Fulio I fuck with Fulio if if they would have linked up they could have been dominating that whole shit young it was friends at one point were there I mean that's yeah a lot of time it starts we with boys and then area yeah yo we play basketball together like come on like we you know like yo we we play ball together I know your mom like what are you doing I know your mom yeah and it's crazy because it's like you can't do nothing about it's gonna keep going on regardless if there's rap or whatever now it's just down mainstream because yeah it's in the music it's in the music videos but these guys are just getting dumber and they think they're untouchable because just because the cops don't roll down your block and solve every case doesn't obviously I don't I don't think they're thinking though I think this is a this this is like a a very it's impulsive it's such an impulsive thing.
27:00
SPEAKER_06: Now when you add that you add the impulse you add the being we all with 15 16 doing wild shit so let's not be like we wasn't wildin' shit now.
27:08
SPEAKER_06: But when you add that young age you add that impulse and then you add motherfuckers with a damn switch and a glock and like I mean like yo some of the artillery they got these ain't no like revolver shit no little 22 snubby yeah these is legitimately from fist fights it come a long way from fist fights I remember my mom used to tell me back in the day they used to take the antennas off the uh the car and like that be your weapon like nowadays someone's got a fucking Glock switch and will light the whole block up with no discrimination and and just go about the day and go play GTA 5 or something.
27:46
SPEAKER_06: Yeah and be and go to and go to uh edit out burger like yeah like like yo it's it's super weird um there actually needs to be some studies on the mental side of this because there's gotta be a reason for this like I there's just no one wakes up like this like no one wakes up like this you do you have something has to happen it's a hunger game something in the world it's a hunger games in the hood man it's like hunger games I mean it was you know it's always been survivor of the fittest but at the end of the day like the way it is now it's like the the you always had kids having kids right sure sure sure but but but it's like a weird thing now because the kids are so influenced by the other kids because now they're like the the the the one of the kids that was that that was involved in the foolio thing came from a good neighborhood.
28:33
SPEAKER_05: Oh yeah they got arrested maybe moving parents were like military like it was like a good you know like so with social with social media and all that and everything like the the good kids now are susceptible of not even their environment because their environment is social media so now you have a good kid that will go his grandma house his grandma got a car oh we need a car for you know I'm saying oh I can get an Airbnb they don't even know what Airbnb is you know they're like a rain camera these motherfuckers ain't know what a rain camera you know like but he's getting a spot with a ring camera because he's thinking you know and so that's the difference now it's like you almost it's almost like the drug crisis right when drugs became a thing in the in the suburbs and became a national thing and and and the the the the the feds and all that policing in the hood now they're gonna have to go to the suburbs honestly because these kids now they do a race car driving yo bro the the meetups the meetups down yeah motherfuckers their dad brought them a car their daddy brought them a car they racing all up and down Georgia Avenue and shit down so I'm like wow this is really happening we got we got baby gangsters with money now they all got money now they got money in the print of it it's weird it's it's just a it's a weird time and that's exactly why I just stay home and read and watch NCIS I just I don't even yeah I don't go outside either anyway speaking of more beef more street beef uh Colin Kaepernick's back out of this whole he spoke at some conference with Jamel Hill and and and commented on Jay Z.
30:16
SPEAKER_07: Who with who Jamela Hill Jamal Hill what is that her name she all over yeah she got Steve Nate Spin now she's going at Jay Z.
30:23
SPEAKER_07: She just she just going at that okay can I can I have a little soliloquy here do you want to say it after the comments from Colin Kaepernick or before uh no let me let's see him let's see him because I clipped on him but I I didn't listen to um I'm okay this may give feedback so don't don't I mean okay uh yeah just don't talk you'll hear feedback because this is uh I have to play it through the window I downloaded and cleaned up a version of the video because it's really bad audio the freestyle let ankey say yeah we're hurt about the freestyle what was your sort of immediate thought about that and you know was sort of your response to this idea that oh you chilled in from an FL so you know you're not as righteous as you claim to be what a fair surprise lie that we had a red free hair and we're at this point we are seven years hosting the Dooy Dad deal and while you're doing an anniversary tour to celebrate your past work.
31:30
SPEAKER_03: That's the thing that's mostly for you that's pretty remarkable how pother he is by that which I think he speaks to a guilty conscience around it.
31:43
SPEAKER_07: The response in the wake of him doing that deal was broadly he'll be like oh you sold the protest out you sold us out he made the famous uh or the infamous comment of we're pass naily um effectively say we're passed addressing these issues within a community I mean in the comparison of oh I I took a deal he took a deal um and uh I think the line is something like they don't control me they control me because of of say you I guess confidentiality yeah you reference to the confidentiality typically the people you can't control the great country deals with um so uh how but say in that regard uh me going through a grievance process because the NFL black all the another process is laid out in advance is drastically different than coming in on the back of the NFL saying we need a blackface to stop the protest they try to with the players coalition they try to offer me the deal and they come in and say oh I'll I'll take that I'll take the check there I'll help you make it I'll redirect everybody's energy to a halftime show we'll we'll make sure they're fake and I also part of that is the way that we collectively showed up people were boycotting the NFL people were boycotting the NFL halftime show artists were boycotting it they had a major issue and I think the the part that makes it clear is historically how we found this like we saw it more recently with Target we saw show up with uh par plays uh in New York like it's a position that he has been combo set stepping into um to the detriment of our new so so so you got correct um last I checked people's i I mean the Barclays I don't I didn't know they were boycotting Barclays target's a bunch of bullshit I I just like I don't know he's his he said I thought it was funny that he said the whole thing about living rent free in his head I I kind of believe that because Jay Z 10 years later you don't need to be talking about this shit anymore.
34:24
SPEAKER_07: Like why are you even talking about it?
34:26
SPEAKER_07: Like Collins has been pretty but why is Collin talking about it?
34:30
SPEAKER_06: Because Jay they freestyled about it on the first night of his show.
34:34
SPEAKER_06: No Collins had a okay may I interject something first and foremost I'm not a I'm I'm not a huge I I I'm not a huge fan of Jamel Hill.
34:44
SPEAKER_05: I think she's okay writer but I think she is uh she writes well she used to write but yeah back in the day um you know now as far as capper goes first of all I love the Steve George you're sick bro you're sick bro get a grip man all right we're having a serious talk here um Kylie Kaepernick took it he took a big check from Nike took a big check from uh NFL and I'm cool with that listen listen I don't mind you eating in cosplaying because you have an afro you think you're down or you think you're um you know the voice of whatever you took a check and I don't listen man my whole point of this life is take care of my family be respectful to my parents my friends and that's what he did which is cool all this other stuff is just another angle in a pursuit did the NFL blackball him probably a little bit was he also a little whack as a quarterback I mean sure was he getting whack as a quarterback too yeah yeah yeah he started throwing interceptions and shit yeah okay but that's not the point there's plenty of there's plenty of whack quarterbacks in the NFL literally the the the year after what year did they 20 yeah he was kind of he got a bad but he was and that's okay and if you know he had a he had a great run he made the Super Bowl he had a great run okay but for to him to be the face of whatever is disingenuous to me all right like it's I I never found him to be articulate I never found him to be I mean he's I don't know he's just corny to me he's just corny to me I'm I've met a lot of you gotta say where we come from we meet a lot of people like this right who think they're think they're so down but they're real phony and corny wow that's what he is to me but I mean I wish the brother the best I hope he keeps getting billion dollar checks well well well it's funny it's funny too it's funny too because um I you know it's wait wait wait wait wait wait Sean yo you have no tact whatsoever what's wrong with you sorry drop that one too none none no tact but you say yo I I you know I and I know I get I mean I get it it's always I know it's our thing we you know everything is a public struggle I understand I just I just sometimes bothers me that we it's competing among ourselves of who's more black who's doing more of a struggle like the whole thing about Jay-Z saying this and then Kaepernick cast response it's I I feel like it's such a trick bag I feel like it's such a loophole in the way for us not to like move forward I just this stuff this type of thing just feels like so disingenuous on both sides yeah it's like it's like we're we're public oh you know oh uh you know I did oh yeah blah blah blah and it's like meanwhile you know there's children starving in the ghettos of the of the of the of our community and and we don't really have to talk about it because at the end of the day the ones we save will talk about it the ones we provide for will talk about it we don't have to talk about any of that in real time the ones that we actually are helping will talk about it you know it's the same way like 9-11 every year the families will keep going on or yeah you know even the ones that never met the people that were involved in that right so like if we want to really create a legacy like we just have to kind of detach from this nonsense you know as far as like what really doesn't matter you know and so and who the hell made Jay Z or Colin Kaepernick the face of like yeah like like like Jay Z alone he he said it yo I'm not a businessman I'm a businessman and he didn't mean that to be rude or disrespectful like OJ he did loop that song did get looped like he he he meant that to say like this is what I am does it make me a bad person or good person it's up to you to interpret that this is the thing and I'll I'll give them both credit for something.
38:57
SPEAKER_07: Behind the scenes they do a lot more than what's in front of the channel I bet I bet they do I guarantee they do my biggest criticism of Colin Kaepernick has always been the fact that he he became he didn't want to be in the spotlight he was doing that protest silently till somebody noticed that when he was kneeling one day that he had like socks that had pigs on them and they were cotton and then somebody asked him a question about that then he talked about the police brutality and all that and then they were like oh he's kneeling he's been kneeling I think he was kneeling like the whole damn scene and nobody met nobody fucking noticed.
39:30
SPEAKER_07: No maybe he asked he asked the army somebody in the military was that was the best way to protest oh yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah but go on going either way but I feel like both of them well mainly Colin got put into the spotlight where he didn't want to be because he does a lot behind the scenes he does donate he does do his camps and and volunteers and does and that's what he's been doing low key forever he comes out and every now and then does shit like this or he talks to whoever she gets him with that question which is fine.
39:58
SPEAKER_07: Jay-Z on the other hand like yes Jay-Z is corporate Jay-Z understands how to navigate in those spaces like with the white the white people and the big the big industry but that all goes at a cost right you get to do your little activism when you when it's convenient you could be outspoken when it's convenient and it's kind of both sides to me are like you guys said sort of like whatever but at the end of the day they both help the com you know the the culture the community and uplift and all that in their own special unique you know kind of good kind of bad ways so that's all you can ask for from some I always say this I always say this I'm a I come from a family of activists out in the street my aunt Yuna used to march march march I'm like yo nigga I ain't gonna march yo I don't do that shit I don't go to the you know the women's march I was down and said yeah you know I'll support from home watch on TV whatever it's like watching Thanksgiving Day parade or some shit and all of that stuff is is all well and good but I do give to things you know I I I donate you know I I've donated to Palestine I've donated to Bernie Sanders I donated you know I'm very in in the mix of these things and in the know and plus the platform right as this platform grows as my other platforms grow as my personal online personality grows my opinions speak volumes and then you know there's guys like Hassan Piker this guys you know obviously Joe Rogan all these guys are outspoken towards where they lean politically or or their ideas.
41:30
SPEAKER_07: So that's where I would like to shine and I'm sure like you guys too obviously get shit you just said the like your criticism Colin Kaepernick was probably the most I mean honest I think that was an honest opinion.
41:45
SPEAKER_06: 100% and I at Marvel will know we've been talking about this for years.
41:48
SPEAKER_06: Yeah and it's no this to the brother it really isn't no this I I you know I just if you corny you corny though I don't I don't I don't I don't care where like what you and he probably does a million a million great things I respect it.
42:00
SPEAKER_06: I also respect Hove I've been listening to Hoves since I was 14 15 years old and he's never came out to me and said yo um he ain't carrest one he ain't public enemy that's never been his lane never said that it's never been his lane yeah it's never said that he's always been consistent with who he is and yeah the motherfucker's incredible and we respect him we love him so to me to be like oh he should be doing more for the community that's that's not thought of that target shit I was like come on bro all your favorite rappers who put out vinyl and all that shit are in Target.
42:31
SPEAKER_07: So how Kendrick Lamar yeah it's like a vegan it's like a vegan that wears leather shoes Kendrick Lamar is the police he's the N-word police right he can't no you can't Drake can't say n-word nobody can say neither can you girl Kendrick but either way either way no now now he put his shit all over Target there was GNX limited edition all his albums have been limited edition I mean it's a it's major retailer like it's there's it's there's hypocrisy if you make a dollar there's hypocrisy in the dollar you make that is the point like period whatever dollar not to say a thing because it goes away but it doesn't when you start talking I don't give a fuck I don't give a fuck what it is it could be for a good cause that you think is a good cause if you're making dollar for that cause 90% of those charities that money don't never get to the people you want to get to like yeah some and and and and even if it gets to the place it's supposed to get to the there's some people that think that cause is not a cause that you should have so there's always gonna be discernment and whatever it is when it comes to money.
43:35
SPEAKER_05: So you know yeah it's like it's the same thing.
43:38
SPEAKER_07: I mean I guess look look there's a there's a there's a politician this is a good segue into another topic here which I want to talk about there's a politician is that's uh I mean what topic we got dude yeah I was like we want to more yeah so but let's talk about jasmine crockett popping up at the Chris Brown concert I got I got a little I got a little video to share this is interesting this is a Woman critique, you're another black woman.
44:01
SPEAKER_07: And I thought it was a fair critique.
44:03
SPEAKER_07: And um, I I looked at it, and she, yo, I don't know, she got a little she got a little something popping here.
44:08
SPEAKER_07: She came out looking a little, a little um, you know.
44:13
SPEAKER_07: Roll the clip, roll it, roll the clip, roll the clip, I'm gonna roll the clip, I'm gonna roll the clip.
44:16
SPEAKER_07: Hold on, let me find it first.
44:17
SPEAKER_07: Uh here it is.
44:18
SPEAKER_07: Let's see, let's see.
44:20
SPEAKER_06: All right, let's see what we got.
44:21
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, I mean, she ain't bad looking.
44:22
SPEAKER_06: She's never been bad looking at it.
44:24
SPEAKER_07: With Jasmine Crockett.
44:25
SPEAKER_07: I mean, I like her with this little blonde Beyoncé wig on the side.
44:38
SPEAKER_06: She ain't she ain't waxy never.
44:41
SPEAKER_06: She said the N-word.
44:51
SPEAKER_00: This is it is so embarrassing.
44:54
SPEAKER_00: And I was never a fan of Jasmine.
44:57
SPEAKER_00: Never.
44:58
SPEAKER_00: And but I never really fully disliked her until now.
45:02
SPEAKER_00: Because girl, what the fuck are you doing?
45:03
SPEAKER_00: What are you doing?
45:05
SPEAKER_00: There's certain positions that people hold that your personal life and your business life is one.
45:10
SPEAKER_00: A politician is one of them.
45:12
SPEAKER_00: You go out there in the crop top, already unprofessional.
45:17
SPEAKER_00: You are rewarding a man who is a rapist and an abuser.
45:22
SPEAKER_00: Wow.
45:22
SPEAKER_00: A womanizer?
45:23
SPEAKER_06: Can they get him on rape?
45:25
SPEAKER_06: He got a couple essays.
45:26
SPEAKER_06: Oh, you're giving him an award?
45:30
SPEAKER_00: Cool, cool, cool.
45:32
SPEAKER_00: The double standards are sickening, right?
45:35
SPEAKER_00: They're sickening.
45:36
SPEAKER_00: Give him an award and then spend that.
45:40
SPEAKER_00: Poison.
45:41
SPEAKER_00: Yeah.
45:42
SPEAKER_00: It's terrible.
45:43
SPEAKER_07: That's a good little bop, though.
45:44
SPEAKER_07: I don't know.
45:45
SPEAKER_06: Wait, wait a minute.
45:46
SPEAKER_06: Wait.
45:47
SPEAKER_06: Hear me.
45:47
SPEAKER_06: Can I can I say something here, please?
45:50
SPEAKER_07: I'm not gonna, I don't need to play the rest of this, but yeah, no, we go, we go.
45:53
SPEAKER_07: We got the gist of it.
45:54
SPEAKER_06: So, first and foremost, um she is at a concert, she's not in a professional setting.
46:00
SPEAKER_06: She's so like yo, I is if she was in sweatpants, it's okay.
46:05
SPEAKER_06: Politicians, they got legs, they can wear sweatpants too.
46:08
SPEAKER_06: Secondly, why do we look for politicians to be so like righteous and so perfect?
46:14
SPEAKER_06: Our president, all right, is one of the most vile.
46:18
SPEAKER_06: Um he's got so many charges and shit.
46:21
SPEAKER_06: He's a like, whatever.
46:23
SPEAKER_07: But that's the thing.
46:24
SPEAKER_07: It's the same thing we said about the double standard of black people.
46:26
SPEAKER_07: She's gotta be better than that.
46:28
SPEAKER_07: Well, that's whack.
46:29
SPEAKER_06: That's whack.
46:29
SPEAKER_06: She's a normal person at a concert.
46:31
SPEAKER_06: Would I have given Chris Brown the key to the city?
46:35
SPEAKER_06: I don't know.
46:35
SPEAKER_06: I mean, he's okay.
46:37
SPEAKER_06: I mean, maybe not.
46:38
SPEAKER_06: He's a damn good dancer in his songs, and really Deuces is the Deuces remix is one of the top songs ever.
46:43
SPEAKER_06: Oh.
46:44
SPEAKER_06: Um, but yeah, like I just I just I just don't know.
46:50
SPEAKER_06: Or that double mint song with the let that let that let her do what she does, and you know, whatever.
46:56
SPEAKER_06: Anyways, what do you guys think?
46:58
SPEAKER_07: Yeah.
46:59
SPEAKER_06: Um I agree.
47:01
SPEAKER_06: Go ahead.
47:01
SPEAKER_05: I agree.
47:02
SPEAKER_05: I mean, what I mean, she she looked good.
47:04
SPEAKER_05: Fuck it.
47:05
SPEAKER_05: I mean, what was she supposed to be?
47:06
SPEAKER_05: Oh, we've been a page suit all day.
47:09
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, yeah.
47:10
SPEAKER_05: Like, yo, I'm at a concert.
47:13
SPEAKER_06: Mama was like, fuck it.
47:14
SPEAKER_05: She looked good, she wanna join, she wanna join.
47:16
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
47:17
SPEAKER_05: But then like at the end of the day, shit.
47:19
SPEAKER_05: I mean, I don't know.
47:20
SPEAKER_05: I I feel like I don't know, it's just way too sensitive now.
47:24
SPEAKER_05: Everything is just everything is so magnified.
47:28
SPEAKER_05: We was watching, we were we was watching Love Connection.
47:30
SPEAKER_05: Dude literally said, show up in a bathing suit.
47:33
SPEAKER_07: 1985 or some shit, right?
47:36
SPEAKER_06: And nobody was tripping, like nobody that's different.
47:39
SPEAKER_05: But she called she called him back.
47:41
SPEAKER_05: What should I wear?
47:42
SPEAKER_05: And he's like, this this this whole this whole scenario here to me, uh-huh, it's just be number one.
47:48
SPEAKER_07: I know more about Jasmine Crockett as far as of how she is as a politician.
47:52
SPEAKER_07: And she's just phony.
47:53
SPEAKER_07: Like, she number one, she's a Zionist, um, definitely a donor baby, loves loves anything the donors say, she'll she'll regurgitate.
48:01
SPEAKER_07: She's also like, she lost that that that um that ball for the Senate seat, you know, that primary.
48:07
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, James Telerico, who is actually a good politician and actually has good policy.
48:12
SPEAKER_07: All the only thing she did was say, you know, Trump's a piece of shit.
48:16
SPEAKER_07: That's her whole fucking that's all she stands on.
48:19
SPEAKER_07: She has no policy, right?
48:21
SPEAKER_07: Besides whatever the Democrats say she should do.
48:23
SPEAKER_07: But she's she's pro-Israel, she's she doesn't, you know, she doesn't really stand for much.
48:29
SPEAKER_07: That's the reason I don't like her.
48:30
SPEAKER_07: This stuff, it's fine, but it also shows, it also shows like how um the type of person that she is.
48:37
SPEAKER_07: Uh just because not necessarily like uh being at the Chris Brown concert, but but like her lack of um what's the word?
48:47
SPEAKER_07: Self-awareness?
48:49
SPEAKER_07: I think she's pretty self-aware, but just doesn't give a fuck.
48:52
SPEAKER_07: I mean, she could she's probably cut from the same cloth as like a Donald Trump, right?
48:55
SPEAKER_07: Like I'll just go and say what I want, right?
48:58
SPEAKER_06: Honestly, a lot of those politicians who be hating on Trump probably actually wish they could act like Trump.
49:03
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, but it doesn't matter.
49:04
SPEAKER_06: Because he has the ultimate like middle finger up, like, this is what I do.
49:07
SPEAKER_07: But like did you see that video though?
49:09
SPEAKER_07: Like, even Chris Brown looked uncomfortable.
49:11
SPEAKER_07: He's like, this might not be a good look for you.
49:13
SPEAKER_07: I know in his head, he's like, yo, what is this bitch doing?
49:16
SPEAKER_07: Like, why is she standing next to the city?
49:17
SPEAKER_07: Are you sure right now?
49:18
SPEAKER_07: Are you sure about you want to do this?
49:20
SPEAKER_07: Is this what you want?
49:21
SPEAKER_07: You know, he's he's he's being very aware of that situation.
49:24
SPEAKER_07: Like, why the hell is she on my stage?
49:25
SPEAKER_07: Who let her back here?
49:26
SPEAKER_07: But either way, I I just feel like she's just a fake politician.
49:31
SPEAKER_07: Like when Kamala Harris had fucking Beyonce and and Doja Cat or or or Megan the Stallion at the fucking event, just just doing their little show and paying the money or staging podcast appearances, all that bullshit.
49:45
SPEAKER_07: Like, she's just she's just up there trying to get in front of the demographic that she wants to appeal to.
49:51
SPEAKER_07: Some of them may fall for, some of them may not.
49:54
SPEAKER_07: People were highly critical of this, but at the end of the day, look, uh these these more like um professional, uppity black women are gonna be like, oh my god, she shouldn't be doing that.
50:03
SPEAKER_07: But at the same time, they're still gonna vote for her ass.
50:05
SPEAKER_07: Even though she don't stand for shit.
50:07
SPEAKER_07: And that's the problem, right?
50:08
SPEAKER_07: That to me, like, it's just it's just like what what are we doing?
50:12
SPEAKER_07: Like, are we going down that same path that got conservatives in this place, like just saying, like, hey, I wanna conserve white supremacy so much that I'll just vote for anybody who's white.
50:21
SPEAKER_07: That's why we have Donald Trump.
50:22
SPEAKER_07: You know what I mean?
50:23
SPEAKER_07: Or any of these guys, for real, for real.
50:25
SPEAKER_07: Like, they'll keep voting in Mitch McConnell.
50:27
SPEAKER_07: Did you see his bitch ass, Mitch McConnell?
50:28
SPEAKER_07: He's dead.
50:29
SPEAKER_07: He's so alive.
50:30
SPEAKER_07: Like, yo, did you see him in that car?
50:32
SPEAKER_07: They just had some shit.
50:33
SPEAKER_07: Yo, he isn't that car.
50:35
SPEAKER_06: The memes were the memes were the memes were hilarious, yo.
50:37
SPEAKER_06: Like, dead.
50:38
SPEAKER_06: I swear they're just running like an electricity.
50:41
SPEAKER_05: There's there's public pictures of it.
50:42
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, you see that shit?
50:43
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, yeah.
50:43
SPEAKER_06: He got he got rolled out into like a van.
50:45
SPEAKER_06: And you know, the some of the some of the some of the some of the memes are just hilarious.
50:50
SPEAKER_06: Like, I swear to taxidermy.
50:52
SPEAKER_06: That's a robot.
50:53
SPEAKER_06: That's a robot.
50:54
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, there's like a robot mouth.
50:55
SPEAKER_06: Marvel was more like this is Jaden Daniels reading the play, and it was like that shit can't be real.
51:04
SPEAKER_07: Anyway, Belvin Crockett's a fraud.
51:06
SPEAKER_07: Uh, I don't I'm not big.
51:07
SPEAKER_06: Well, damn, I guess she's not on your Kwanzaa list this year, Hugh.
51:10
SPEAKER_06: That's fine.
51:10
SPEAKER_06: She's been off my Kanza list.
51:12
SPEAKER_06: I thought she's gonna be frauds.
51:14
SPEAKER_06: I think she's a beautiful lady.
51:16
SPEAKER_06: Uh uh honestly, she's gonna have a bigger career outside of politics.
51:19
SPEAKER_06: Oh, yeah.
51:19
SPEAKER_07: I don't know if I could like she doesn't look like the type of woman I'd want to be in a relationship with.
51:25
SPEAKER_07: If I were to go that she doesn't look like she's honest.
51:28
SPEAKER_07: Why?
51:29
SPEAKER_07: Cause she's because she's because she's she doesn't have the same politics as you.
51:32
SPEAKER_07: Like, that's so whack way.
51:33
SPEAKER_07: No, no, no, no, no, no.
51:34
SPEAKER_07: It's not even that.
51:35
SPEAKER_07: I don't think she's just honest.
51:36
SPEAKER_07: Like, she's not an honest person.
51:39
SPEAKER_07: Like, I just can look at her and say, like, I don't think that you're trustworthy.
51:43
SPEAKER_07: Or a team player for the most for that matter.
51:46
SPEAKER_07: That's the way I look at it.
51:47
SPEAKER_07: I don't care.
51:48
SPEAKER_07: Like, I thought she was real sassy when she was arguing with Margie Taylor, green.
51:51
SPEAKER_05: I think you I think you kind of have a I think you have a little crush on her or something.
51:56
SPEAKER_06: Schoolboy crushes, like, you ain't feeling her, but god damn, bro.
52:00
SPEAKER_06: All right.
52:02
SPEAKER_06: We're looking for the jasmine, if you want to come on the show, we would gladly have you on the show.
52:07
SPEAKER_06: Oh, of course.
52:08
SPEAKER_07: We would also we also want um we also want this one on our show as well.
52:14
SPEAKER_07: You might as well keep hold on.
52:16
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, she can come too.
52:17
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, she could come too.
52:20
SPEAKER_08: Here we go.
52:21
SPEAKER_08: There we go.
52:22
SPEAKER_08: That's Sophie Cunningham and Bro right there at the WBA All-Star.
52:28
SPEAKER_08: But bro look familiar.
52:29
SPEAKER_08: Did not find this picture.
52:31
SPEAKER_08: So I'm like, oh, he used to play for the Suns.
52:33
SPEAKER_08: Then I Google Frank Adams.
52:35
SPEAKER_08: He's the head athletic trainer at GCU.
52:38
SPEAKER_08: And he was a part of the athletic training staff for the Suns when they went to the finals.
52:42
SPEAKER_08: Good for you, brother.
52:44
SPEAKER_08: But it makes sense because Sophie Cunningham actually used to play for Phoenix.
52:49
SPEAKER_08: So at some point in time, at least you still got the patience there.
52:52
SPEAKER_08: They probably crossed paths, so it kind of lines up.
52:55
SPEAKER_08: And this is coming a day after this Colin Carher clip was released.
52:59
SPEAKER_08: And basically he was like, lust in a fight.
53:03
SPEAKER_08: And the paraphrase, what he said, he said, yo, you play in the WNBA, but to me, you are baddie.
53:09
SPEAKER_08: But the reason why this is so controversial is that because Sophie Cunnahan, we don't know.
53:14
SPEAKER_08: She's MAGA?
53:16
SPEAKER_08: Like at one point they were calling her MAGA Barbie.
53:18
SPEAKER_08: So to find out that she has a black boyfriend has her base in Cell Shock.
53:24
SPEAKER_08: So allegedly, this is so I see MAGA though.
53:27
SPEAKER_05: I never think she is.
53:29
SPEAKER_07: I think she's just stupid and riding a wave because that trans shit.
53:34
SPEAKER_05: But I I know, I know he destroyed.
53:39
SPEAKER_07: I mean, look, there's only one thing.
53:41
SPEAKER_07: Look, anybody who's willing, she's on the gravy train of conservative shilling.
53:46
SPEAKER_07: And like that black dick mean more to me than these than these uh these ads.
53:52
SPEAKER_07: He's on the gravy train, right?
53:54
SPEAKER_05: He's like, he's like, listen, he's like, listen, I know actually he might be able to get dude into the WNBA if he smashed Cantor.
54:08
SPEAKER_06: So so so he wish that like so like so her having her having a black boyfriend is like what?
54:14
SPEAKER_06: Oh, they're mad, yo.
54:15
SPEAKER_07: I was reading something like that.
54:16
SPEAKER_07: Is that bad for her brand?
54:18
SPEAKER_07: For now, yeah, whatever brand she's trying to attach to.
54:20
SPEAKER_07: She knows white guys, but you gotta be one more.
54:22
SPEAKER_07: Did you see her comments on the FIBA shit?
54:24
SPEAKER_07: Did you see her when they asked her about it?
54:25
SPEAKER_06: But she wasn't watching, right?
54:26
SPEAKER_06: She said she ain't watching.
54:27
SPEAKER_06: Like I was working.
54:28
SPEAKER_07: I was like, what the fuck?
54:29
SPEAKER_07: Your teammate, your bestie, was out there putting on scoring one point a game and all types of things.
54:35
SPEAKER_05: Listen, listen, she's in a whole different category.
54:37
SPEAKER_05: Listen, she's uh Anna Kornakova of the WNBA.
54:41
SPEAKER_05: You don't gotta win.
54:42
SPEAKER_05: I think she's just a piece of person.
54:44
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, you don't gotta, yeah, exactly.
54:46
SPEAKER_05: Anna Kornakova, they used to talk about her being like semi-racist and shit with playing against the the the Serena Williams.
54:53
SPEAKER_05: Serena, yeah, the the Williams sisters.
54:54
SPEAKER_05: Oh, yeah.
54:55
SPEAKER_05: And and she's still made off like a fat rat.
54:58
SPEAKER_05: So she's getting the privilege of a skinny little blonde chick, and she's gonna do well with it throughout this whole situation.
55:07
SPEAKER_07: Well, I don't think she's gonna do well with this situation because now she's flip-flopping, now she's kind of getting caught up in her own bullshit because it doesn't matter.
55:15
SPEAKER_07: She's number one, she's pissing off the base by taking black dick, two, she doesn't know what she really stands for.
55:22
SPEAKER_07: It doesn't matter, and then now she's she's she's kind of the privilege is inserted in the trust me.
55:29
SPEAKER_07: This is the this is the crazy part.
55:30
SPEAKER_07: Now that Caitlin Clark is being more friendly with the angel Reese's and all these other people, Caitlin Clark has to be.
55:36
SPEAKER_05: She but listen, the dynamic, the dynamic of society and the way the city the like yo, she don't listen, Caitlin Clark has to be.
55:44
SPEAKER_05: Caitlin Clark is the one that has to assimilate into you know be nice night.
55:49
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, she has to.
55:52
SPEAKER_05: But that one doesn't have to because she has a whole different dynamic.
55:55
SPEAKER_07: Oh, yeah, but she wasn't like this before because she didn't have a voice.
55:58
SPEAKER_07: When she got a voice, she went one direction and then she went another and then another.
56:02
SPEAKER_07: How long has she been in the league?
56:04
SPEAKER_07: Oh, long like eight, nine years.
56:05
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, that's what I was talking about.
56:07
SPEAKER_07: What's her name?
56:08
SPEAKER_07: So her first thing was like, oh, I'm I'm Caitlin Clark's psychic.
56:11
SPEAKER_07: So she buddied up for her.
56:12
SPEAKER_07: Caitlin started beefing herself.
56:13
SPEAKER_07: She started beating people for Caitlin.
56:15
SPEAKER_07: She distanced herself a little bit.
56:17
SPEAKER_07: Have you noticed that now ever since that that this whole thing is blown up, Caitlin Clark doesn't really, she's really more with the other girls on the team doing other shit.
56:24
SPEAKER_05: So she feels a little bit more.
56:25
SPEAKER_05: Because I thought Caitlin Clark and her was I thought her and Caitlin Clark was like fucking around.
56:29
SPEAKER_05: No, they're no, but I thought they was de No, I thought they was dealing with each other.
56:33
SPEAKER_07: He just puts it all in another stratosphere.
56:36
SPEAKER_07: Well now she's dealing now Caitlin's dealing with Angel.
56:39
SPEAKER_07: Well, no, no, no.
56:39
SPEAKER_07: Honestly, I thought you see them connecting on them passes.
56:42
SPEAKER_05: I thought we were talking about Caitlin Clark.
56:45
SPEAKER_05: No, I thought that's why.
56:46
SPEAKER_07: Bounce passes Angel with that clean layup.
56:48
SPEAKER_07: You saw the layups are clean.
56:50
SPEAKER_07: And the FIBA.
56:51
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, yeah.
56:55
SPEAKER_07: Show it to you.
56:55
SPEAKER_07: Them them Angel, it looked like she was floating.
56:58
SPEAKER_07: What's the other one's name?
57:00
SPEAKER_07: Sophie Paige Becker.
57:02
SPEAKER_07: No, no, no.
57:03
SPEAKER_05: No, Sophia's one.
57:05
SPEAKER_07: Sophia.
57:06
SPEAKER_07: Courtney Cunningham.
57:07
SPEAKER_07: Courtney Cunningham.
57:08
SPEAKER_05: Is there sophia cunning?
57:10
SPEAKER_07: Sophie company.
57:11
SPEAKER_07: Oh, yeah, yeah.
57:12
SPEAKER_07: Yeah.
57:12
SPEAKER_05: I thought they was, I thought they were dealing with each other.
57:14
SPEAKER_07: I thought they was together.
57:17
SPEAKER_07: Whatever.
57:17
SPEAKER_07: Oh, that's an actress.
57:18
SPEAKER_07: Sorry.
57:20
SPEAKER_07: Caitlin Clark is Courtney Cox.
57:21
SPEAKER_07: Caitlin Clark is a couple of crackers.
57:22
SPEAKER_07: Oh, Courtney Cox.
57:25
SPEAKER_06: Kate Clark is what?
57:26
SPEAKER_06: Sorry.
57:26
SPEAKER_05: Is she she a lesbian, right?
57:28
SPEAKER_06: No, no, she's got a boyfriend.
57:31
SPEAKER_06: No.
57:32
SPEAKER_05: Oh.
57:32
SPEAKER_06: This guy, yo, he's got a big one.
57:36
SPEAKER_07: So she got a man.
57:38
SPEAKER_07: Paige Beckers is a lesbian.
57:39
SPEAKER_07: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
57:40
SPEAKER_07: And Azzy Fudd is her girlfriend.
57:42
SPEAKER_07: Oh, yeah, yeah.
57:43
SPEAKER_07: Yeah.
57:44
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, you have no tact whatsoever.
57:46
SPEAKER_07: What's wrong with that?
57:48
SPEAKER_06: None.
57:49
SPEAKER_06: Absolutely.
57:50
SPEAKER_06: Anyway.
57:50
SPEAKER_06: None.
57:51
SPEAKER_06: Sophie.
57:52
SPEAKER_07: No, but now that they notice she liked black dick and she's pretending to be MAGA and all this other shit.
57:57
SPEAKER_07: I think her 15 minutes of fame are done.
57:59
SPEAKER_07: And Colin Cowherd, come on.
58:01
SPEAKER_07: You can't be that thirsty when you're over here like fawning over to some basic ass shit.
58:05
SPEAKER_07: You could go get some.
58:06
SPEAKER_07: Like, this is this is the chick you see in lineup wall.
58:08
SPEAKER_05: Hold on, back up, back up, back up, back up.
58:10
SPEAKER_05: Kyle Carher can get some what?
58:11
SPEAKER_05: Hold on, hold on.
58:11
SPEAKER_05: Let's back up.
58:12
SPEAKER_05: She's basic as shit.
58:13
SPEAKER_05: I know, but Sophie Cunningham is basic.
58:15
SPEAKER_05: Okay, okay.
58:16
SPEAKER_05: And no disrespect.
58:16
SPEAKER_05: She's she's no no listen.
58:18
SPEAKER_05: She's okay.
58:19
SPEAKER_05: She transforms into a decent looking.
58:21
SPEAKER_07: What do you think Khaled Cowhart?
58:23
SPEAKER_07: Okay, what do you think?
58:23
SPEAKER_07: I don't know what his wife looks like.
58:25
SPEAKER_05: No, regardless of his wife.
58:27
SPEAKER_05: Kalan Carher, what do you think about Garter just out being out?
58:31
SPEAKER_05: Come on, bro.
58:32
SPEAKER_05: Like I think Call Carhard ain't pulling no like baddies off the street.
58:38
SPEAKER_05: Like, no.
58:40
SPEAKER_05: Nobody knows he's a radio, like uh F F S1.
58:44
SPEAKER_05: He knows FS1.
58:45
SPEAKER_06: If you know ESPN, and we knew about ESPN.
58:49
SPEAKER_06: FS1 were like, what channel is that, bro?
58:51
SPEAKER_06: Like what channel?
58:53
SPEAKER_06: That's his wife.
58:54
SPEAKER_05: He ain't pulling though.
58:55
SPEAKER_05: He ain't pulling.
58:55
SPEAKER_05: Come on, bro.
58:56
SPEAKER_06: We you know, remember we used to go see Cal when he did the live shows, yo.
59:00
SPEAKER_05: Look, I'll say this.
59:01
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, I'll say this.
59:02
SPEAKER_05: Cal Calher could pay for something.
59:04
SPEAKER_05: I'll say this for sure.
59:06
SPEAKER_05: He could pay for something, you know.
59:07
SPEAKER_05: He knows what he if he wanted to get something, he knows how probably, but ain't no way he just goes.
59:13
SPEAKER_07: Did you try to get on Joey Reed when she was there?
59:18
SPEAKER_07: Because she wasn't he wasn't mentioned in that whole day.
59:20
SPEAKER_07: They said Sand and Sharp, they said executives, yeah, yeah, yeah.
59:24
SPEAKER_07: They even said what's his name?
59:25
SPEAKER_07: Um Skip.
59:26
SPEAKER_07: Coward's a good guy.
59:27
SPEAKER_07: He doesn't just saw that interview, man.
59:31
SPEAKER_07: He was all up on that shit.
59:33
SPEAKER_07: Everybody has their their flavor.
59:34
SPEAKER_07: But that's chocolate, you know what I'm saying?
59:39
SPEAKER_07: I mean, look Sophie, I mean, look, as far as basic like white women go, she's top-notch basic.
59:46
SPEAKER_09: Yeah.
59:46
SPEAKER_07: But she ain't no like no, bro.
59:50
SPEAKER_07: I wouldn't like, you know.
59:52
SPEAKER_07: I don't look at her like the way some of these MAGA people look at her.
59:56
SPEAKER_07: Nah, she she top notch.
59:58
SPEAKER_07: I mean, come on, though.
1:00:01
SPEAKER_05: I think she's not even gonna get a lot of people.
1:00:03
SPEAKER_05: You see when she pulled her pants down?
1:00:05
SPEAKER_07: Oh, that shit.
1:00:07
SPEAKER_07: We look at SpongeBob here.
1:00:10
SPEAKER_07: You look like Spongebob.
1:00:12
SPEAKER_07: You guys have bagels.
1:00:13
SPEAKER_05: There's levels to be attached to you.
1:00:14
SPEAKER_07: SpongeBob having two bagels in the back pocket.
1:00:16
SPEAKER_05: You gotta be able to be able to be a little crazy.
1:00:18
SPEAKER_05: There's levels to be attached to the city.
1:00:20
SPEAKER_07: She got an athletic body.
1:00:21
SPEAKER_07: I'm not saying that she's not before a game, pull your pants out.
1:00:25
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, I'm not saying, look, look, I'm I'm being disrespectful by saying that.
1:00:29
SPEAKER_05: No, it ain't gonna be she pulled her pants out before a game.
1:00:32
SPEAKER_05: I don't care.
1:00:33
SPEAKER_05: How are we gonna be disrespectful?
1:00:34
SPEAKER_07: Look, look, I'm not gonna pants down.
1:00:37
SPEAKER_07: Me personally, I prefer women of color or at least in the channel.
1:00:42
SPEAKER_05: Imagine if LeBron James pulled his pants down before a game.
1:00:45
SPEAKER_05: Come on.
1:00:46
SPEAKER_07: Didn't he flash his dick on TV once?
1:00:48
SPEAKER_07: Like he was fixing his pants and flash his dick.
1:00:50
SPEAKER_07: I don't know about that.
1:00:51
SPEAKER_05: You've probably seen that.
1:00:52
SPEAKER_05: You you'd be riding for him hard, but I'm saying you guys are freaking bitch.
1:01:03
SPEAKER_07: We gotta get a pause button.
1:01:04
SPEAKER_07: Do we have a pause button?
1:01:05
SPEAKER_07: No, I gotta get a pause.
1:01:06
SPEAKER_07: We gotta get Dave say pause.
1:01:08
SPEAKER_07: You got no tack.
1:01:08
SPEAKER_05: You got no tack.
1:01:10
SPEAKER_05: Yo, you have no tack whatsoever.
1:01:12
SPEAKER_05: What's the problem?
1:01:15
SPEAKER_07: Tac is the art of making a point without making an enemy.
1:01:22
SPEAKER_07: Anyway, I mean that's his personal taste.
1:01:24
SPEAKER_07: But like I said, I like I like a little little I like I like uh women of color more than anything, or at least some flavor.
1:01:31
SPEAKER_07: Like she's just bland, basic, like white girl rapping in front of a garbage can, like the golden videos you keep sending.
1:01:41
SPEAKER_07: So I think we have one more thing I would want to.
1:01:45
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, one more topic, we gotta get going.
1:01:46
SPEAKER_07: We gotta get going.
1:01:48
SPEAKER_07: Uh okay, so we didn't talk much about sports in general this week.
1:01:52
SPEAKER_07: There are two things, and we could talk about either one of them.
1:01:55
SPEAKER_07: Okay.
1:01:56
SPEAKER_07: I saw a great little segment on John Stockton versus Chris Paul.
1:02:00
SPEAKER_07: Here we go.
1:02:01
SPEAKER_07: Or Pat Bell versus um Pat Bev versus Mike Beasley Beasley one-on-one.
1:02:06
SPEAKER_06: Let's do Stockton Malone because Pat Bev and Mac Beasley, I mean, they're both kind of nobodies in the whole grand scheme of and Mike Beasley's Mike Beasley's our boy because he's from the DMV.
1:02:17
SPEAKER_06: Okay.
1:02:17
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, so we love Mike Beasley.
1:02:19
SPEAKER_07: Okay, oh I'm sorry, I said Crisp.
1:02:20
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, okay.
1:02:21
SPEAKER_07: But Beasley, but we'll we'll do this, Crisp.
1:02:22
SPEAKER_07: This was interesting because this is kind of like how I debate with you guys about the 90s basketball versus and this this this this creator made a very good point about how 90s bat how nineties basketball was played, number one, and number two, yeah.
1:02:37
SPEAKER_06: Great.
1:02:37
SPEAKER_06: That's how I was played.
1:02:38
SPEAKER_06: Great, entertaining.
1:02:40
SPEAKER_06: Actually, people gave a shit about the games.
1:02:42
SPEAKER_06: Not jacking up 35 three-pointers and only hitting six of them, unless you're Golden State.
1:02:47
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
1:02:48
SPEAKER_06: Okay, you gotta understand the game here now is about and I I agree with the nerds, they did a good job with the um strategy of shooting threes over twos, but that doesn't make it entertaining.
1:02:59
SPEAKER_06: I I get the math.
1:03:01
SPEAKER_07: It depends.
1:03:02
SPEAKER_06: No, it's not how you find entertaining.
1:03:04
SPEAKER_06: Because no one gives a shit no more.
1:03:06
SPEAKER_07: You don't give a shit, and you're not the demographic that's trying to tap into it.
1:03:09
SPEAKER_06: I agree.
1:03:09
SPEAKER_06: I can't I can't watch a full game.
1:03:10
SPEAKER_02: This is actual playmaking.
1:03:12
SPEAKER_02: What's the difference?
1:03:12
SPEAKER_07: Wait, can you can you watch a game from 1962?
1:03:15
SPEAKER_07: I can watch a game from the 90s, you're damn right.
1:03:17
SPEAKER_07: Yeah.
1:03:18
SPEAKER_07: Wait, wait, no, I'm asking you, can you watch a game from 1962?
1:03:21
SPEAKER_07: Like a full game.
1:03:23
SPEAKER_07: Not really.
1:03:24
SPEAKER_07: It's different.
1:03:25
SPEAKER_07: The game's play differently.
1:03:26
SPEAKER_07: It's catering to a different demographic that likes that.
1:03:28
SPEAKER_06: The 80s and 90s, the 80s and 90s were peak basketball.
1:03:32
SPEAKER_07: And that's okay.
1:03:33
SPEAKER_07: You know, you talk to a baby boomer or a senior citizen or whatever the fuck, and they'll say, well, in 1970, 1960, that was the peak of the game back then.
1:03:40
SPEAKER_07: No, you talk to my dad, and he'll he'll tilt.
1:03:42
SPEAKER_07: Nostalgia is part of brain rot.
1:03:45
SPEAKER_07: To me, I think nostalgia is part of brain rot.
1:03:50
SPEAKER_07: At least as you get over there.
1:03:51
SPEAKER_06: I can I could I can actually kind of I can actually get with that behind that.
1:03:54
SPEAKER_07: I'm not being critical of it.
1:03:55
SPEAKER_07: I look, I buy a lot of old sneakers, whatever the fuck.
1:03:58
SPEAKER_07: It hurt my feet.
1:03:59
SPEAKER_07: These newer sneakers are very easy to walk in, but you have to create new memories to keep your brain going.
1:04:04
SPEAKER_07: The more you reminisce about Jordan jumping over cartoons or pretending to win real games and all this other shit, the more your brain starts to do it.
1:04:12
SPEAKER_06: What do you mean pretending to wear real games?
1:04:14
SPEAKER_06: What do you mean pretending to win real games?
1:04:16
SPEAKER_06: All right, let's watch this clip.
1:04:16
SPEAKER_07: No, we know that's a whole other thing.
1:04:18
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, yeah, we're not.
1:04:19
SPEAKER_07: No more Jordan, no more Jordan.
1:04:21
SPEAKER_07: No, no, no.
1:04:23
SPEAKER_07: Let me see this clip.
1:04:23
SPEAKER_07: Let me see.
1:04:24
SPEAKER_07: Let's see this clip, excuse me.
1:04:44
SPEAKER_02: Actual playmaking is different.
1:04:45
SPEAKER_02: Real reads, real defense manipulation, passes that actually created advantages that wouldn't have existed.
1:04:51
SPEAKER_05: Pause this, pause this, pause this.
1:04:52
SPEAKER_05: Okay, okay.
1:04:53
SPEAKER_05: So so here's the thing.
1:04:55
SPEAKER_05: And and I and I'm gonna come from a place of logic, and I know Hugh, you're not gonna like this, but what I'm gonna say is when he said passing it to the dominant player to make like who the fuck?
1:05:08
SPEAKER_05: If you're gonna make a if you're gonna make a play, who of course most dominant player, just like when fucking LeBron passed it to Kyrie because he felt like Yeah, but he also passed it to Richard Jefferson, he also passed it to Kevin Love, he also passed it to but he pr those guys were he put them in the position to make a play.
1:05:26
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, but okay, well, let me put it to you this way.
1:05:28
SPEAKER_07: How many guys and Car Malone that has like 40,000 points?
1:05:32
SPEAKER_07: So it makes sense to pass to him, right?
1:05:35
SPEAKER_07: How many guys came from okay, one with the with John Storm?
1:05:40
SPEAKER_07: It doesn't decide better.
1:05:41
SPEAKER_07: And secondly, how many players did he make better?
1:05:44
SPEAKER_07: LeBron, when he passes two.
1:05:45
SPEAKER_07: The fucking Jazz were in the fucking finals two years in a row.
1:05:49
SPEAKER_06: They won 55 games every year.
1:05:51
SPEAKER_06: It's the Utah Jazz.
1:05:53
SPEAKER_06: Timothy Mazgov.
1:05:54
SPEAKER_06: We're not comparing LeBron to the Delivador.
1:05:57
SPEAKER_06: We're not no, see, you're no, you're you're just going on other teams.
1:06:01
SPEAKER_06: They all got max contracts after playing with good.
1:06:05
SPEAKER_06: Shaq made so many players better who were terrible.
1:06:08
SPEAKER_06: Because playing with the fucking most dominant player is smart to give him the rock.
1:06:13
SPEAKER_06: Yes.
1:06:13
SPEAKER_06: Basketball and life is very simple.
1:06:20
SPEAKER_06: Kobe, you know Shaq had a career before Kobe, right?
1:06:22
SPEAKER_05: Shaq was a planet.
1:06:23
SPEAKER_05: Shaq was the neat hard.
1:06:25
SPEAKER_06: Shaq is literally a planet.
1:06:27
SPEAKER_06: His orbit is everybody.
1:06:29
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, and it's LeBron then.
1:06:31
SPEAKER_06: Oh my god.
1:06:32
SPEAKER_06: What the fuck is LeBron?
1:06:34
SPEAKER_06: We're not even talking about LeBron, buddy.
1:06:36
SPEAKER_06: He's a polymarket doing some shit.
1:06:39
SPEAKER_07: We're talking about Chris Paul and John Stockton.
1:06:40
SPEAKER_07: You bring up the.
1:06:41
SPEAKER_07: Fine, leave it at that.
1:06:42
SPEAKER_07: Leave it at that.
1:06:43
SPEAKER_07: No, we're not bringing LeBron.
1:06:45
SPEAKER_06: We're not bringing him LeBron.
1:06:46
SPEAKER_06: Bring him Oscar Robertson.
1:06:47
SPEAKER_06: Who gives a shit?
1:06:50
SPEAKER_07: He's a great player.
1:06:51
SPEAKER_06: He's a fucking player.
1:06:52
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, he's an anomaly.
1:06:53
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, he's a great fucking player.
1:06:54
SPEAKER_06: We love him.
1:06:55
SPEAKER_06: I love the guy.
1:06:56
SPEAKER_07: You can admit that he's the goat.
1:06:57
SPEAKER_07: Okay, that's great.
1:06:58
SPEAKER_07: But this shit, I I kind of agree.
1:07:01
SPEAKER_06: I know you would.
1:07:02
SPEAKER_06: You know why you agree?
1:07:03
SPEAKER_06: Because A, you don't like Carmelone, and neither do us.
1:07:08
SPEAKER_06: Okay?
1:07:08
SPEAKER_06: We hate Carmelone too.
1:07:09
SPEAKER_06: But that motherfucker was incredible.
1:07:12
SPEAKER_05: Well, you know, you know what the other you know the reason why you agree with this, Hugh, is that you don't understand the dynamic of how assists all-time great all-time compiling of assists are made.
1:07:24
SPEAKER_05: Not by assist not by the flash and burn bullshit that they're gonna show as a counter, by the giving it to the player in the right position.
1:07:33
SPEAKER_06: Right position to fucking score.
1:07:35
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, like you don't get 2006.
1:07:39
SPEAKER_05: Hey, Hugh, okay, wait, I gotta stay here.
1:07:42
SPEAKER_05: You don't get 2006 by the same thing.
1:07:44
SPEAKER_07: This stat proves my point.
1:07:46
SPEAKER_07: This stat proves my point.
1:07:48
SPEAKER_05: What?
1:07:49
SPEAKER_05: Look, what?
1:07:50
SPEAKER_06: Who cares?
1:07:50
SPEAKER_06: He's the Carmelone's one of the greatest fucking players ever.
1:07:54
SPEAKER_06: If we if he wasn't such a terrible human, he would actually be probably the second best power forward ever.
1:07:59
SPEAKER_05: Hey, Hugh, hey, Hugh, how about this?
1:08:01
SPEAKER_05: Why don't you look up Patrick Mahomes' touchdowns to fucking uh Kelsey?
1:08:07
SPEAKER_06: Kelsey.
1:08:08
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, how about we do that?
1:08:09
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, yeah.
1:08:10
SPEAKER_06: Or look up Tom Brady's how about this?
1:08:12
SPEAKER_06: Fuck that.
1:08:13
SPEAKER_06: No, but I'm giving the best player the rock to score.
1:08:18
SPEAKER_06: It's a really simple equation.
1:08:20
SPEAKER_05: Yes.
1:08:20
SPEAKER_06: Google Joe Montana to very much.
1:08:24
SPEAKER_05: What?
1:08:25
SPEAKER_05: Playmaking.
1:08:26
SPEAKER_07: Why are we making this so like Oh wait, so is John, Joe?
1:08:29
SPEAKER_07: Let me change the context.
1:08:31
SPEAKER_07: Is John Stockton the greatest passer?
1:08:35
SPEAKER_06: No.
1:08:36
SPEAKER_07: Okay.
1:08:36
SPEAKER_06: Who says the greatest passer?
1:08:38
SPEAKER_06: That's Magic Johnson.
1:08:39
SPEAKER_05: Oh yeah, the greatest passers, Magic Johnson.
1:08:42
SPEAKER_05: I mean Luca, Luca, Luca.
1:08:44
SPEAKER_05: I would make it a lot of things.
1:08:44
SPEAKER_05: Luka who, bro.
1:08:46
SPEAKER_07: Luca, Luca.
1:08:49
SPEAKER_07: So why doesn't Luka why is Luca not going to be close?
1:08:52
SPEAKER_07: He's still because he does so much other shit.
1:08:55
SPEAKER_07: But um I would say.
1:08:56
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, like sit, like sit out the playoffs when we're out here and need you.
1:08:59
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, and they could have won a chip this shit this last year.
1:09:01
SPEAKER_07: I did not know that Malone was 96% of John Stockton's assists.
1:09:07
SPEAKER_06: Carmelone has scored 50,000 points.
1:09:10
SPEAKER_06: Fuck anyone else.
1:09:12
SPEAKER_07: Stop saying lies.
1:09:14
SPEAKER_06: He's he's third all-time scorer, Hugh.
1:09:16
SPEAKER_06: That doesn't mean 50,000 points.
1:09:19
SPEAKER_06: Obviously, I'm being like, you know, hyperbole here.
1:09:22
SPEAKER_06: But car honestly, here's the thing, yo.
1:09:24
SPEAKER_06: If Carmel wasn't such a terrible human being, and we hate him, he would honestly probably be like a top six to seven player ever.
1:09:34
SPEAKER_06: Just look at the stats.
1:09:35
SPEAKER_06: I don't know.
1:09:35
SPEAKER_06: No, we know he's he no, he's terrible.
1:09:37
SPEAKER_06: He's we we put the human side of this so people don't like him.
1:09:41
SPEAKER_07: Did you not like him before the rape the raping the young girl allegation?
1:09:45
SPEAKER_07: We never liked him.
1:09:46
SPEAKER_07: He was a core shit.
1:09:48
SPEAKER_07: Yeah.
1:09:51
SPEAKER_07: Wait, he don't like black people either.
1:09:52
SPEAKER_07: Well, he does like black people.
1:09:53
SPEAKER_07: He's just crazy.
1:09:54
SPEAKER_07: I don't know about it.
1:09:55
SPEAKER_07: I don't know about black type of people.
1:09:57
SPEAKER_06: But the bottom line the bottom line is when his ass was on that court.
1:10:01
SPEAKER_06: I'm gonna fucking give you 27 tenants.
1:10:05
SPEAKER_06: And he was in great shape.
1:10:06
SPEAKER_06: He run the damn court.
1:10:08
SPEAKER_06: I mean, he's good.
1:10:09
SPEAKER_06: He's a terrible human being, though.
1:10:11
SPEAKER_06: An absolute terrible human being.
1:10:12
SPEAKER_06: And that's it.
1:10:13
SPEAKER_06: Shoot nobody, right?
1:10:14
SPEAKER_06: Oh no, JC Williams.
1:10:16
SPEAKER_07: He did he did rape 13 years.
1:10:17
SPEAKER_06: He did essay a 13-year-old girl got her pregnant.
1:10:20
SPEAKER_07: Yeah, and then didn't denied the child.
1:10:22
SPEAKER_07: And the child is in like the NFL or something.
1:10:23
SPEAKER_07: NFL, yeah.
1:10:24
SPEAKER_07: Oh wow.
1:10:26
SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
1:10:26
SPEAKER_06: Good.
1:10:27
SPEAKER_06: Um he had a little run in the NFL, yeah.
1:10:29
SPEAKER_06: I mean, obviously his dad is Car Malone.
1:10:30
SPEAKER_06: Like, goddamn.
1:10:32
SPEAKER_07: Yo, this is crazy.
1:10:33
SPEAKER_07: I had no clue John Stockton was just literally just hand the ball to Car Malone.
1:10:38
SPEAKER_07: So John Stockton really ain't that great of a player.
1:10:40
SPEAKER_07: He knew how to dribble the ball up and hand it off.
1:10:44
SPEAKER_07: I mean, if you look at some of the high- Why do you start this every week?
1:10:46
SPEAKER_07: Why do you start with the number one?
1:10:48
SPEAKER_07: I had a good show.
1:10:48
SPEAKER_07: I don't like John's happy politics.
1:10:51
SPEAKER_07: I don't like his politics.
1:10:52
SPEAKER_06: And secondly, what's his politics got to do with him fucking dishing you out 12 assists?
1:10:59
SPEAKER_06: What is 60 games?
1:11:01
SPEAKER_07: Car Malone, you know, essaying a child have to do with anything with his career.
1:11:06
SPEAKER_07: And his person, you don't like his personality.
1:11:08
SPEAKER_07: I I think look, uh, all stuff aside, you know, we put we we all kind of hold R.
1:11:13
SPEAKER_07: Kelly on a pedestal of sorts.
1:11:16
SPEAKER_07: Not a pedestal, like we.
1:11:17
SPEAKER_07: But you know what I mean?
1:11:18
SPEAKER_07: We we don't, we don't, we look aside while we're listening to, you know, you know, um, 12 play or whatever the fuck, right?
1:11:24
SPEAKER_07: Chocolate factory.
1:11:26
SPEAKER_07: I fucking love it.
1:11:28
SPEAKER_06: Name of love on Sunday.
1:11:29
SPEAKER_06: I mean, we gotta separate, we gotta separate the artists from the art, right?
1:11:35
SPEAKER_06: And even Carmelone.
1:11:36
SPEAKER_06: We might not like Carmelone personally, but he still gives you 27, 6, and 10.
1:11:41
SPEAKER_06: You know what I mean?
1:11:42
SPEAKER_07: Like, I I I can separate that.
1:11:44
SPEAKER_07: Ray Rice, man.
1:11:45
SPEAKER_07: He got caught on tape beating.
1:11:46
SPEAKER_07: I mean, but he still can catch a pass, right?
1:11:48
SPEAKER_06: No, well, I'm gonna go.
1:11:49
SPEAKER_06: Well, he was a running base.
1:11:51
SPEAKER_07: Whatever.
1:11:52
SPEAKER_07: They get the ball thrown.
1:11:53
SPEAKER_06: They catch two, you're right.
1:11:54
SPEAKER_06: True, true, true.
1:11:54
SPEAKER_06: What's that Ray Rice?
1:11:55
SPEAKER_06: No, but um who got caught on the camera beating.
1:11:57
SPEAKER_06: No, it was Ray.
1:11:58
SPEAKER_06: So you put Chris Brawl Buff John.
1:12:00
SPEAKER_07: The other Rice uh stabbed somebody in the limo.
1:12:03
SPEAKER_07: Give him a pass, too.
1:12:05
SPEAKER_07: Who's that?
1:12:05
SPEAKER_07: Ray Allen?
1:12:06
SPEAKER_07: No, no.
1:12:06
SPEAKER_07: No, what are you talking about?
1:12:08
SPEAKER_07: Baltimore Ravens.
1:12:09
SPEAKER_07: Oh, you're talking about uh uh Ray something.
1:12:13
SPEAKER_07: Uh Ray Lewis.
1:12:14
SPEAKER_07: Ray Lewis.
1:12:15
SPEAKER_07: Ooh, we lost you.
1:12:16
SPEAKER_07: Oh, well, anyway.
1:12:18
SPEAKER_07: We're pretty much about to beat back in.
1:12:21
SPEAKER_07: Hey, Marble, that's the sign.
1:12:23
SPEAKER_07: That's the sign.
1:12:23
SPEAKER_07: We gotta wrap home.
1:12:24
SPEAKER_07: But yo, Stockton's a fraud.
1:12:27
SPEAKER_07: I am officially saying Stockton's a lot.
1:12:28
SPEAKER_05: Stockton's a fraud.
1:12:30
SPEAKER_05: Come on, 96% of your assists came to Carl Malone.
1:12:34
SPEAKER_05: I well, you know what, here's who was on that team?
1:12:37
SPEAKER_05: No, no, no.
1:12:38
SPEAKER_05: I'm with I'm with you.
1:12:39
SPEAKER_05: No, I'm with you.
1:12:40
SPEAKER_05: I'm with you.
1:12:40
SPEAKER_05: You're the guy that didn't know about John Elway, so I'm with you.
1:12:44
SPEAKER_05: So we'll just I never said John Elway was bad.
1:12:47
SPEAKER_05: I just said there was better quarterbacks, in my opinion.
1:12:49
SPEAKER_05: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
1:12:50
SPEAKER_07: But you said you go over the comments sometime.
1:12:53
SPEAKER_07: They agreed with y'all.
1:12:54
SPEAKER_07: And I ain't mad at that.
1:12:56
SPEAKER_07: That's an opinion.
1:12:56
SPEAKER_07: I have an opinion about it.
1:12:58
SPEAKER_07: I think look, maybe I was off by saying Jim Kelly.
1:13:00
SPEAKER_07: Same as I was off about saying the thing about handicapped people.
1:13:03
SPEAKER_07: Look, sometimes I fumble.
1:13:05
SPEAKER_07: I fumble the ball.
1:13:06
SPEAKER_07: You're like racist.
1:13:07
SPEAKER_07: Yeah.
1:13:07
SPEAKER_07: Yeah.
1:13:08
SPEAKER_07: You're like handy.
1:13:10
SPEAKER_07: But y'all hold on to your stupid ideas.
1:13:13
SPEAKER_07: You just hang on to them shits.
1:13:14
SPEAKER_07: Like your association of Indian people, the fucking like 7-Elevens and fucking hotels.
1:13:19
SPEAKER_07: That's crazy talk.
1:13:21
SPEAKER_07: Who does that?
1:13:22
SPEAKER_07: That's their culture.
1:13:23
SPEAKER_07: That's crazy.
1:13:24
SPEAKER_07: Apologize for that.
1:13:25
SPEAKER_07: Anyway, uh we got well.
1:13:29
SPEAKER_07: We'll see.
1:13:30
SPEAKER_07: We'll see.
1:13:30
SPEAKER_07: We'll be here next week.
1:13:32
SPEAKER_07: Next week, yes.
1:13:33
SPEAKER_07: Next week, definitely.
1:13:34
SPEAKER_07: Or just fun banter.
1:13:35
SPEAKER_07: This is a good episode.
1:13:36
SPEAKER_07: Have fun with this shit, guys.
1:13:38
SPEAKER_07: Yeah.
1:13:40
SPEAKER_07: Anyway, it's the what is it called?
1:13:41
SPEAKER_07: Um, heads of episode 12.
1:13:43
SPEAKER_07: Episode 12.
1:13:45
SPEAKER_07: Episode 12 is in the books.
1:13:46
SPEAKER_06: Peace and blessed everyone.
1:13:47
SPEAKER_07: We gotta open a polymarket.
1:13:48
SPEAKER_07: We're gonna make it to 25.
1:13:50
SPEAKER_06: Yes.
1:13:50
SPEAKER_06: And we're looking for sponsorship.
1:13:51
SPEAKER_06: So we got poly market, Walmart, Target, whoever wants to sponsor us.
1:13:55
SPEAKER_05: And I have a and I have a teaser.
1:13:57
SPEAKER_05: LeBron James will not win a championship.
1:14:00
SPEAKER_06: Well, here we go.
1:14:01
SPEAKER_06: Here we go.
1:14:02
SPEAKER_07: I'll put money on that because he's won a few already.
1:14:07
SPEAKER_06: How about this?
1:14:08
SPEAKER_06: When they get to the finals?
1:14:09
SPEAKER_05: Thanks, babe.
1:14:10
SPEAKER_05: Oh, oh, oh, oh, I'm gonna go.
1:14:12
SPEAKER_05: I just got some lamb chops.
1:14:13
SPEAKER_06: There we go.
1:14:16
SPEAKER_05: Oh, those look really good.
1:14:20
SPEAKER_06: Is is is is LeBron gonna get to the finals this year?
1:14:22
SPEAKER_06: How about that?
1:14:23
SPEAKER_06: You got a teaser for that?
1:14:23
SPEAKER_06: No.
1:14:24
SPEAKER_05: LeBron's not gonna get to the finals.
1:14:28
SPEAKER_06: That's crazy talk.
1:14:29
SPEAKER_06: Anyway, guys, have a good week.
1:14:31
SPEAKER_07: All right.
1:14:31
SPEAKER_07: See you later.