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Trendy Therapy - #63 · The Grounded Show

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Yo, what they do, little baby, We back again. Yes,
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you know what I'm saying. This is like the unofficial refresh. He came
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out of nowhere. But its yeah, coincide with we're done with the salon.
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We're opening Monday, as you hear this, so it's gonna drop.
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We're recording on Thursday. It's gonna drop as soon as we drop, as
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soon as we record. So y'all gonna get this right away. Shout out
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to a ba oasis by Viot. Let's go running due, Yes, sir,
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we gotta. She got some interviews tomorrow, like four interviews, and
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she already's getting Saturday kind of filled up. So we're hitting the ground running,
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man, were lot. I'm super hype. But yeah, man,
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we're gonna get into this thing. We're gonna hit you out with a little
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bit of current events and stuff that's going around, you know what I'm saying,
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A lot of the the little lighthearted and uh entertainment kind of news and
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stuff. We're not gonna dig deep into nothing, you know, political or
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nothing like that, but you know, as far as when it comes to
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the current events, you know, especially because I don't be wanting to give
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none of these Buffoons, any any airtime burnt events. So the big news
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of the week Aaron Rodgers Man, Monday night football opening game. You know
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what I'm saying, It's like I've been moralizing it the game of the week.
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I mean, the guy comes out with the American flag, it's nine
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to eleven, wore plays in injured down for the season. Man, can
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we can we tap into how you are a Packers fans, so you've have
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been a fan of him and then seeing him go through that that affects you
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any different. So I wasn't watching the game, but I was just kind
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of like tapped into like everything going on around him because, like you said,
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you know, being a Packers fan, and obviously I was a Aaron
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Rodgers. I am an Aaron Rodgers fan. You know, I still kind
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of kept tabs on what was going on with him, the same thing that
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I've been with like Kawai when he left the Spurs, Like still stay being
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a fan and I'm always tapped in what he got going on. So,
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I mean it really was looking like a situation where he really could have made
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something shake there. Man. So it's when I when I heard it.
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I remember in the in the fantasy football chat, y'all, y'all started writing,
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dang, Aaron Rodgers. I'm like, yo, what happened? Because
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I wasn't watching the game and it was so fresh that I was looking online
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and none was popping up. A minute later, all the news started coming
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out, and I was like, wow, bro, like, and this's
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what Shannon Sharp said. Man, it's not even just the injury, and
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like you're out a year. It's not just a regular year out a year.
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It's like a grueling year recovery and rehab is way harder than the training.
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So it's a thing where it's like you gotta you really coming from under
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zero to come back. So it's like, it's gonna be interesting to see
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what decision he makes. Is as of right now, he hasn't said if
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he's gonna stay, you know, and keep trying to play after he comes
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back, you know, so we'll see what happens. What y'all think about
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it, Yeah, I mean you basically said it all, man. I
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think just from a standpoint of, like you said, the amount of money
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that the NFL put into this story, the Hard Knocks show following the story,
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the all of the commentary, you know, and and just time spent
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on this transition, Like everybody was hyped for this moment, you know what
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I mean, to see what was gonna happen. So, you know,
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I'm not an Aaron Rodgers or Packers fan, but I do respect Aaron Rodgers
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as a player, and to see him go down like that, I mean,
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you know, I feel like he has a lot of competitiveness in him
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that he probably wouldn't call it quits. But you know that also comes into
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question when you consider his age, you know, and and like you know,
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I think what he did eighteen years with the Packer or something like that,
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you know what I mean. So it's like that's that's a lot of
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time, you know that you've been playing this sport, and to get injured
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like that, you know, who knows, I don't know. It's a
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tough it's a tough tough outcome for that situation. Like truthfully, probably the
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only thing that could have been worse is if it happened on the first play,
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you know. Yeah, Like it's just such a place. Yeah,
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it's like it's it's like there's nothing that can be worse than it than that,
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you know what I mean. But the thing to me was all the
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factors that played into it. And it's just like that, the stuff that
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got going on with the and this this is the way I look at it,
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and I'm gonna have like a look at I look into it like I
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accept all off factors. So they say the AstroTurf, right, the fake
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grass, So if it was real grass, maybe his his angle would have
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not been like that. Then you got the superstitious stuff like Vinnie tests Verity
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going out there his big year and literally having the same exact injury on the
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same exact drive. I heard a lot of jets cursed stuff this week,
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Yeah, you know what I mean. And then you got the old Packer
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fans who are in bars cheering on this injury and it being the worst of
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him, the sick. And it's like when you tell the story, this
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could be a movie, you know what I mean, Like this is a
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movie where the what's the protagonist is the main person where you know, they
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rise and they fall and they rise again. So it could be that,
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But at the same time, there was just so much. It's just this
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is a movie story, and to me, I feel it feels like it
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was scripted. I'm not saying it was scripted. It's just unbelievable, unbelievable,
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and it's hard to just digest. I feel bad for him, being
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a fan or not. I watched Hard Knocks and it was great watching that
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team come together and seeing his influence on everybody. And I was like,
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you know, be albeit they are our enemies because we share home home field
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with them, the stadium with them, Giant Stone, don't really respect just
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like that, I was hoping they did. All right, we're in different
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we're in different divisions, we could play each other. So it's just unbelievable.
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Let's see that happen. Man. It's definitely a crazy situation that everybody's
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going to be, you know, cognizant of and always keeping their ear to
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it to see how it ends. Because it's definitely he got everybody on it
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on their toes right now, you know, and everybody's kind of saying the
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same thing, like nobody would fallow him if he just wraps it up.
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You know, He's like, if you think he's done, you think knowing
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him and all of us knowing him and knowing the player he is, you
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think he'll wrap it up from what I know of him, just from like
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like the same thing as y'all seeing him on TV and stuff. I would
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say that there's no way to tell with him. He could lean that direction,
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you know what I'm saying, Like, I literally could see him saying
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I'm not going out like that, and I could also see him saying,
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this is a sign for me to call it quits. I wouldn't be shocked
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if you win either way. Possibly either way. Yeah, but yeah,
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man, last time we spoke, or either the last time or the time
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before, Quincy was talking about him going to the a W show, and
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the pay per view that came up right after that show just happened to be
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a big, eventful pay per view for them. Because CM Punk a big
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wrestler, probably like the only wrestler people wouldn't know if they don't know anything
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about wrestling besides like Hulk Hogan and the Rock and Stone Cold, like CM
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Punk is probably like the only guy outside of those guys that people might know
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who he is, you know, and basically he was one of the wrestlers
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in aw He got into a backstage fight after you know, a long history
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of a lot of drama going on backstage with him and other wrestlers and he
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ended up getting fired after that pay per view, and now their speculation of
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him possibly going to the WWE because he has that connection because he actually fought
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in UFC, so he came from WW, left WW to go to UFC,
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so he has ties to both companies and you know they're round two right
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as well. Yep, So they're kind of trying to like, see,
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oh man, well he end up back in WW, but he had a
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real rough exit from WW also where he got fired, you know what I'm
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saying. So it's kind of crazy how it's gone down for him as far
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as his career goes, because in the eyes of wrestling fans, he's like
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one of the goats and like new where wrestling fans will tell you he's the
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best, Like they'll be like, let me tell you what I saw about
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this. Now, taking account of the last episode we had where we talked
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about the script, I heard this is written in the script, and there
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there's certain signs that can tell you how it's written in the script and that
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he's gonna pop back up in the biggest event before anybody realizes it. I
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could see. I honestly feel like what happened with him basically like he was
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kind of on thin ice with that company anyway, and then he got into
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a fight with a dude and like grabbed the owner of the company, like
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he was like people had to separate them because they say he was about to
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do something to him, you know what I mean. And it's like,
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Bro, if you already know you on thin ice, you know you're not
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you don't have like many big pay days coming. I feel like exactly what
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you're saying, Joe, Like he probably already knew Yo, I got to
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offer from ww regardless, I'm obligated to be here. How do I get
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out of this contract? You know what I'm saying? Like, that's how
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I see it, Like that's my Like wrestling, they're always trying to work
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some kind of ain't the Montreal screw Job? Why did that happen? Because
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WWFOK took took the first step before Brett Hart. Did you remember the screw
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job? Uh huh. They didn't want to pay him what he thought he
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was worth, and they was like, bro, we can make it.
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He was already going at WCW YEP, so they're like, hey, we're
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just gonna screw this guy over right now. Since he's leaving us anyway.
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So it's like if you stopped them from screwing you over, and by putting
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yourself in the plan of them screwing you over, you know what I'm saying,
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That's that's my way. I don't know. We'll see and at the
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end of the day, we'll see how it turns out. But I love
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that you can still question the script and just be anticipating and just exciting to
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find out how I was going to turn out. What you think about the
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whole situation, Quincy, And you saw him when you went right, was
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he on the show? When I don't think he was on that epio like
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he wasn't fair that day. But yeah, I mean you made it kind
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of a good point, Joe, Like I actually started, I went down
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like a little rabbit hole in my head thinking about that. Uh. I
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don't know, man, I feel like, you know, when it comes
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to seeing punk man, like you said, he has a history and with
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a wrestling company like AW that's trying to build itself up, especially like I
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mean, obviously I mentioned Hills before, like the show. You know what
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I'm saying, I mentioned it before, But it's good. It's a it's
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a it's a good show to kind of tap into like those smaller branded companies.
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And I'm just looking from a business standpoint, you know, somebody like
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seeing Punk having an incident like that, especially me as the owner bro Like,
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I'm not whether he brings fans or not. I probably wouldn't tolerate that
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because you're trying to the biggest thing when it comes to building, like you
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know, a company, especially like a wrestling company, is trust, you
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know, and and feeling like you can work with people that you trust,
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and you know, that kind of a situation definitely, you know, finishes
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that a little bit. That's a good point, Quincy, because going to
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the scripted thing that Joe brought up, it's like, yeah, it's scripted,
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but the guy is still slamming you across the ring onto a people exactly
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trust that he's gonna do it in a way that it's not going to give
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you permanent damage. You know, it's exactly you're gonna you're gonna feel it
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for like a week probably, but you know, you need the right person
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there to make sure that, you know what I'm saying, it's not gonna
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be a crazy catastrophic thing. So That's a great point, Quincy, like
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that trust needs to be there, especially with him and other wrestlers, so
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it might be tough for them, Like, Yo, you're causing all that
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trouble over there trying to come over here. Like nah, bro, we
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don't need none of that. Yeah, a great point. And yeah man,
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Now with the crowning jewel of the News of the Week, which is
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going to wrap it up as well, NAS new album coming out on his
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fiftieth birthday, which is today, Thursday the fourteenth, at nine o'clock.
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He's dropping an album today, brom Magic three Man. And this is the
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last one. You know. They announced that right this last one. Six
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albums. Bro Man, I'll tell you this. I'll tell you this.
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He's the goat bro. Yeah. I mean, oh man, damn the
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goat bro who dropped five Fire albums and then catch off with the end of
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the trilogy of Hold On, Hold On five Fire albums, Fire Fire,
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Bro Fire. I have not heard anything from either of you or either of
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all my NAS fans friends about Magic two. I haven't heard a peep.
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I have request I listen. I literally this movie. Guy said everything in
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your life that you listen to. But I haven't had one Magic two songs
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from y'all. I'll tell you this. I'll tell you this. I feel
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like after Keith Kadi two, I kind of stopped mentioning the projects because he
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kept coming out when I was still soaking up music, when he was dropping
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new music. I get it, but I heard what I've heard. Y'all
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have a point about every single album, and y'all it's y'all and like,
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okay, so so how about this. I have never heard one thing about
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Magic two. That's all I'm gonna say. All I'll say then, is
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that Iverban Magic Johnson song is ridiculous. I was literally listening to the song
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with him in fifty this morning and it led me too, And I started
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listening to some songs from Kati two, and I listened to a couple of
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songs from Kati three. I was listening. I was listening to us this
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morning. Bro. Then, But that's my point. Albums, that's my
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point I literally got. I think I got two of them are final already.
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Y'all could just say he went five for six. Nah, you don't
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more coming, y'all. You guys have sent me a song from every album
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in his last five albums personally y'all have, but one Mike done was the
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first single and we dropped that in what you mean? That was a single
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off of Magic two. We dropped that the day it dropped, and the
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one with him in fifty Come on, man, show, Come on man.
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I will say, I will say from the actual like drop of the
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project, I have not shared anything. I haven't, but I mean,
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I'm not taking that away that that's not Bro. It's gotten to the point
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where it's not even a surprise. No more Magic three about the drop tonight,
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and I'm not surprised that it's going to be a good project. Yeh
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fix in a row. If it wasn't for y'all, you two, I
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wouldn't listen and a young thug or gunn this album. And if y'all would
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have sent something to make me listening to nas album. That's why a week
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later I was like, damn, he dropped an album a week ago.
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I haven't heard anything from y'all about it. That's why I remember. I
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literally remember washing my yeah, because I definitely remember washing my car listening to
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that project on repeat on Magic two. But I think after like KD three,
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Bro, I stopped like mentioning because it seemed like hit Boy and nas
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Bro. It was automatic. At this point, there was no real reason
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for me to continue to mention Yo. Nasi's new project is fired. Everyone
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he dropped was fired. And I'm kind of like you said, Quincy,
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it's a lot of music to take in, Like you're I'm always listening to
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it, you know what I mean. It's in my rotation now where I'm
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like starting up even from like the last two now I'm starting to pick like
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my favorite songs and remembering the names because I don't be looking at the names
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of the songs either. I'll just be listening, Oh yeah, what I
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mean. And then once it comes up again, I'm like, Yo,
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this one's fired. What's the name of this one? You know what I
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mean? Like, it takes me a couple of times, like, but
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it's it's definitely I would say if it was whack bro, it's all been
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fired, bro. And when I say fired, I'm not saying like it's
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like they're all five mic albums, you know what I mean. But to
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me, a fire album is they got at least three joints that you could
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rock, that you could rock with, rock with and then the rest of
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it, it's it all hits you good on the first listen, you know
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what I mean? Like there's always lyrics that you could catch, you know
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what I'm saying that, And that's the thing with Nas Bro, Like,
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even if the song is not that dope, if you let it ride,
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he's gonna say something that you're gonna be like, damn Bro. That was
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all right, yeah, go ahead, No, no, go ahead,
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because I'm gonna segue a little bit. Go ahead. All I'll say is
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this Lester has been saying nasense the goat forever. I wasn't really the biggest
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NAS fan, and it's not from a standpoint of I didn't like nonsense at
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rapper. I thought Nas was a dope rapper, but as far as the
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music, I couldn't enjoy a lot of the music because the production for me
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wasn't it. I feel like the last six projects, NAS was able to
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show anybody that thought like that. Why other people was like he's the goat,
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you know what I'm saying, Like, but yeah, so this is
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what I want to tell you. So Nas, it's like Lebron right now,
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right no, And let's let me say I'm not comparing them as like
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who they are as goats. Now's like Lebron that he's still going and it's
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I'm team year right, And then you got Jordan's who what does he need
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to keep going for? So I see it everywhere on Facebook, on Instagram,
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on everything you could possibly see. Jay Z can never Why would jay
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Z need to come and drop six albums fire albums three years with the hot
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ass producer, like just to prove nas Rons don't need to do it either.
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Yeah, I know, that's that's what I'm saying. Lebron don't need
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to keep playing either, But he's just playing because he can and he wants
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to and he just can. He just can't. He can still hit it
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these any years later deliver what he's been delivering since year one for everybody,
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just because he can't. So it's like, why why so that that's that
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automatically warrant the next the person who they're compared against to do the same.
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If not, they're whack? Does that person have to do the same in
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order to prove that they're better or they're whacked just because they don't do it.
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That's because just like not just like Lebron and Jordans, They're always gonna
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get compared no matter what exactly. But I'll tell you this, like,
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at the end of the day, anybody that said jay Z could never is
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bugging, you know what I mean, Like they're bugging because like any time
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jay Z drops and whenever he wants to drop, it's pretty dope. Typically
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nine times out of ten. I don't think I've heard him missed for a
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while. So anybody that's saying that, they're obviously just riding the wave.
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But I mean just from a standpoint of like the bigger picture, Yeah,
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Nah's found something with hit Boy, and I'm happy that he did. I'm
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happy he did, and think that a lot of people don't like discount too
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much. Is this is just him locked in? Like bro, there's barely
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some of them don't even have features, and they're the ones that do have
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features, and it's amazing. Don't give me dog like this this is like
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like I don't even know how to describe it because it's literally never ever been
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done before. Like there's never been an artist in any genre, you know,
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honestly, Dog, The only person I can compare it to is Frank
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Sinatra. The only the only person that I could say genuinely really really got
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better, like and understood how to use their voice, but how to make
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their music like half as long as not as though that one again, he
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didn't even last half as long as him though. Who oh wow, I'm
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about to say he laughs, he died. I was gonna say that.
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You're talking about blue Eyes. No, No, I heard that from my
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bed. Yeah, Like Frank Sinatra is the only one that you could like
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even bring that up with, you know what I'm saying, Like, it's
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like, it's it goes back to what y'all saying about jay Z. It's
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not that jay Z could never but he's just like like Joseph, he just
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is not doing it, you know what I mean? Like if jay Z
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just out of nowhere just was like, yo, I'm gonna drop six albums,
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like people would would say the same thing, like damn. So that's
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what I'm saying as a Z fans. Should I stop liking him less because
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how good is not is doing? Because I love how good NAS is doing
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and I'm enjoying it. But it's like should that is that trying to?
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Like basically it's crazy to me that anybody would ever listen to one thing and
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think in their head about the other thing, like you know, never listen
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to NASA, and was like like, oh, jay Z could never.
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But that's how I feel like all these commentators and all this shit I see
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on Facebook and Instagram and everything, like why are you even bringing up jay
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Z just enjoying OS. But it's weird too because like, but that's kind
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of what happens with anybody that's like considered a goat in their in their realm.
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Because if you think about it from a standpoint, like when jay Z
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was actually dropping a lot of music consistently, I don't think I heard many
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people saying NAS could never you know what I'm saying. But it's just jay
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Z gets the accolades, jay Z gets to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame,
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and NAS comes out with these bangers back to back to back, and
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now you want to make a comparison, which with that being said, I
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think that you know, that conversation needs to start being had about NAS,
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man, like for real, for real, because I mean, like I
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said before, bro, like you know, there was a lot of older
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NAS music that you know, it just wasn't hitting from me, No,
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no disrespect, to him, because the man could wrap his ass off.
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Just the music aspect of it wasn't hitting from me some of them songs,
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but I mean there was songs. Shoot, Rewind, I still listen to
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that to this day, and you can visualize, you know what I'm saying,
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visualize the story he's telling it. And it's just like, you know,
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he was putting out so much music, so it was almost like quantity
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over quality. But now it's quantity and quality and it's crazy. And the
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people that's not even like really tapped into the music don't even understand that jay
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Z was a huge Nas fan, you know what I'm saying. Like Nas
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was even a big inspiration for jay Z, like even like to switch his
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style up from what he was rapping like before, Like after he heard Naz
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was, like you said, a rapping more in New York after he heard
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NAS's he and he even says that an interview, says it himself. So
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it's like it's not even a thing of like like oh jay Z or Nas
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or whatever. Obviously, like when the battle thing happened, everybody's gonna always
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put that together. But you know, you enjoying music, like goat music,
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you know what I'm saying, Just like that the Michael Jackson and Prince
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thing. It's like, bro, you got music from Michael Jackson and Prince,
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Like, how can you go wrong? You know what? It was?
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That actual rivalry like that. That's something that I never really knew historically,
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something that I've never very five. But a story I've heard many times
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from different people is supposedly Michael Jackson would like basically like if he got a
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random idea in the middle of the night, he would make sure to like
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lock it down because he was like yo, like basically he had to take
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every little like ray of light he could if not, God was going to
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give it to Prince, Like I gotta, Like I said, I haven't
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verified that, like to see if it's like a story that really goes around,
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but I've heard that a couple of times, like that same story that
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he would always be like yo, like trying to like basically like take stuff
23:38
from the universe from Prince. You know what I mean, y'all y'all remember
23:42
that Prince super Bowl performance? Yeah, yeah, this is off topic.
23:51
You just you just reminded me of it, and man, like that's probably
23:53
the most gracious, like I don't know, man, that performance bro basically
24:03
na, but that that that was crazy, bro, Like that performance was
24:07
something special. There's another story. Maybe we'll get into it on another podcast,
24:11
but there's a story about Michael Jackson and Prince were in like a little
24:15
club and Mike was trying to like kind of do some little funny stuff to
24:19
to to upstage Prince and I believe Eddie Murphy was there. So it's a
24:26
it's a pretty crazy story. I'm gonna get all the details and I'm gonna
24:29
tell you next time, so y'all can hear it because it's a crazy story.
24:33
Yeah, facts, but yeah, man, I was listening to theo
24:37
Vandi other day. I forgot who the guest was, but he said something
24:40
that really caught my attention, Like he was just they were kind of getting
24:42
into like the way they described it was like the pornography of like the therapy
24:48
kind of content nowadays, you know what I mean. Like we're like they're
24:52
seeing a lot of people that are sharing, you know what I'm saying,
24:56
But they're not sharing for a reason. They're not sharing to try to get
24:59
a resolution, to actually make a change. It's just like it's trendy now
25:02
you know, it's like now it's trendy to share. So let me just
25:06
now, I get what you were saying. Put my issues out there and
25:10
you know, show it to a million people. It might help me,
25:12
it might not, but hey, it's what's in you know what I'm saying.
25:17
So there's a lot of different aspects of that to tap into it.
25:19
And I'm not saying that that's what I believe, and I'm just saying that's
25:22
what they were saying. And that's how I'm a big recognizer to that.
25:26
Bro I see. I hope, I hope to help people who need help,
25:30
but I sometimes see people that like they're not looking for help. Man.
25:34
Something something I always think your heart back in the day like that I
25:37
still keep with me always is like I don't complain to anybody that can't help
25:41
me, you know what I'm saying, Like as far as like somebody that
25:45
has been in those shoes that can actually tell me like hey you should do
25:48
X, Y and Z or somebody, you know what I'm saying, Like,
25:52
there's no point in complaining to somebody that is not just to complain,
25:56
you know what I'm saying. Complaining for the sake of complaining don't help nobody.
26:02
So like I kind of equate that a little bit to the whole like
26:06
sharing your stuff, you know, I don't. I don't think there's no
26:07
wrong with it, and I feel like there is value, like in certain
26:11
aspects, you know what I mean, especially it's like anything else, you
26:14
know, you got to do it the right way, and you know,
26:17
like I said, there's definitely good aspects to it. But there's also a
26:21
lot of people that, for example, will posted just a video of them
26:23
crying, like it's like, bro, but you had to set up the
26:26
camera to you know what I'm saying. Like, it's like it's a weird
26:30
dynamic and it kind of gets into like what I was saying, like it's
26:33
like that kind of content is getting whored out. Like it was like a
26:37
thing that started a few years ago where it was like getting on people's radar,
26:41
the mental health thing and everything, but now it's like getting to a
26:42
point where everybody wants to be in on it somehow, you know what I
26:45
mean. Yeah, But I mean, like you said, it's it's not
26:48
only just how you present, you know, present it, but it's also
26:53
the reason behind it, you know, what I mean. I think that
26:56
a lot of people, like you said, they'll set up a camera to
26:59
cry because they're hoping for an attention. They're not hoping for a solution.
27:03
They want a reaction. And you know, I think that's another aspect of
27:07
it with the content, because I will say, Man, I'm a big
27:10
proponent of or not proponent, but like you know, I'm a big person
27:14
when it comes to advocate. Thank you, that's the word. I'm looking
27:17
for. A big advocate when it comes to learning from your own mistakes and
27:22
presenting that information for other people to learn as well. You know what I'm
27:26
saying, so they don't have to make the same mistakes. That is different,
27:29
you know what I mean. Like being able to see somebody say like,
27:32
hey, this is what I went through, this is what I did,
27:34
and this was the result. Cool. I appreciate that, you know
27:37
what I mean, But to say, hey, this is what I'm going
27:41
through and I don't have a solution, and I don't want a solution.
27:45
I just want to tell you this is what I'm going through. Then what
27:47
are we here for or what are you looking for? You know what I'm
27:48
saying. The only possible thing could be attention a reaction, you know what
27:52
I'm saying, and that that's not really giving anybody anything but waste some time
28:00
and that. And I'll give the selfish side, which is primary selfish side,
28:03
but it's the opposite side. It's like it's their guilt and knowing you
28:08
can't help someone, so you're not gonna reach out and try to help them.
28:11
Anybody who reaches out to me directly, I'm there. But for me
28:17
to reach out to somebody, I really gotta feel, all right, this
28:19
person genuinely needs someone to reach out to them. But do you think there's
28:23
skill like life or death or something. You know what I'm saying, But
28:26
you think do you think there's guilt and seeing someone post all this shit all
28:30
the time, and it's like I'm not trying to reach out and I try
28:32
to. I don't think I can help that situation. It's funny because I
28:34
was literally just talking to my wife about this. It was earlier today,
28:38
and I was like just talking about the point of view of like telling somebody
28:42
something, and I'm like, honestly, it's like, what am I gonna
28:48
say? Like it's their life, they're living it every day. What am
28:49
I going to tell them about their own life that they don't already know.
28:53
You know what I'm saying, Like the arrogance for me to just come in
28:56
and say no more than you already Exactly, you should do this for your
28:59
own own sake, you know what I'm saying. I don't know, you
29:02
know what I'm saying. And at the same time, I'm not trying to
29:03
be responsible for, like you making a decision that might not be the right
29:07
decision for you. You know what I'm saying, kind of like you said,
29:11
Joe, Like, if I feel like, like like you in some
29:14
kind of trouble or something, I'll reach out. But if it's just something
29:15
about the personal choices you make and they might not be the most optimal one,
29:19
I can't help, Yeah, exactly, Like that's to ease their own
29:22
you know. No, Yeah, so there's no guilt, do you feel?
29:29
Ok? Ahead, Quincy, I just wanted to get no, go
29:30
ahead because what I was gonna ask is probably gonna take us out of here,
29:33
but go ahead. Yeah. No, I'm just saying, like there
29:37
has to be a sense of sometimes you don't have to feel guilty about not
29:41
reaching out to help somebody in certain situations as long as you do help people.
29:45
And like I said, I post something here to day it said,
29:47
if you remember how much you've helped people, then you haven't helped people enough.
29:51
Like just help people. To help people, Bro, who need it
29:52
and who you feel deserved. I'm about to turn forty. I've helped a
29:56
lot of people who didn't deserve and I think that grew me into a per
30:00
shun to recognize and realize who really needs help and be there for them and
30:04
always be there for them. And some people I just I'm not going to
30:07
be there for m What did uh uh the Van kind of say, like
30:18
I honestly, I don't even really remember, but I know that he was
30:21
just, you know, just talking about like his kind of feelings of feeling
30:26
like he's not good enough and stuff like that, and just sharing that.
30:30
And it's kind of like we said, you know, there's especially from somebody
30:33
like theo Van, like he's inspired so many people, and it's like,
30:38
you know, it's commendable and it's dope that that's what he wants to do,
30:42
But at the same time, it's also a burden, you know what
30:45
I mean. Like as like I said, like Bro, you're telling people
30:48
what they should be doing and stuff because you feel that strongly about it.
30:52
And then then people reach out to you like like if in their mind you
30:56
were responsible now you know what I'm saying, And then you cross over into
31:00
this little realm like what a lot of a lot of people don't like talking
31:03
about this side of it. But like I've even talked to like certain artists
31:07
that like have a conscious message to their music and then but they find it
31:11
uncomfortable having people like always coming to them like they're psychiatrists or something. You
31:18
know what I'm saying. It's like I'm not trying to take everybody's sad story
31:22
every day, you know, one hundred times a day, Like it's a
31:26
lot of that's a lot of bad you know, dark cloud that everybody just
31:30
training, you know what I'm saying. So that's even a crazy thing,
31:33
Like and that was even something that that kind of blew my mind when that
31:38
person told me that, because I'm like, dang, I never even thought
31:41
about that as far as like the type of music you make, you know
31:45
what I'm saying, Like the same way that if you do some negative type
31:48
music is going to bring you a negative energy if you do something you know
31:53
positive where you're trying to help people, like the people that need help are
31:56
gonna come, you know what I'm saying, Like you're not just gonna put
32:00
out the music and everybody's just gonna say, hey, great job, I
32:02
feel great now, you know what I mean. That's a that's a good
32:07
comparison that it's it's how how people absorb things. It's it's completely on their
32:14
own and you have you have no control of that. Yeah. I want
32:20
to wrap this part up with this question. What are what are y'all?
32:23
We'll start with you joke. What is yours feelings just any any way that
32:29
you want to take it? What are your feelings about sharing your stories to
32:31
a broad unknown audience, like personally honestly when the way I've thought about this
32:39
before, and I've had Twitter since two thousand and nine, I've had Facebook
32:45
since two thousand some probably same time, Instagram since it came out, and
32:52
I have done that. I put everything out there, bruh, especially on
32:55
Twitter. And there's people who I still know today who've known the way I
33:00
used to talk and share my whole entire life. Brother, there's people who
33:06
know my whole entire life that I've never met a person before because of my
33:08
social media. So I've done it. I've done it for a long time.
33:14
Man, at this point, like I've done it for so long and
33:17
I'm still who I am and it's great. So what's it gonna change?
33:22
As long as I don't disrespect anybody, I'll share everything I can possibly.
33:28
What about you, Quincy, Like I said, you can take the topic
33:31
wherever you want to go with it. However, it's your your feelings about
33:35
sharing your stories to a broad unknown audience personal stories. So for me,
33:43
I used to be like super open on like especially like social media and stuff
33:46
like that. I used to be super super open with things because you know,
33:50
I would just it was kind of like going like to what we were
33:52
saying earlier, trying to get a reaction and stuff like that. And it
33:55
wasn't like I was trying to get a reaction, but it was like getting
33:59
that fee back, you know what I mean, a lifetime feedback. However,
34:04
on the flip side of it, nowadays, I'm not so much like
34:07
that. But as an artist, I feel like my the things that I've
34:12
gone through and the stories that I have definitely can impact and help people.
34:16
So like, when it comes to that aspect of it, I don't mind
34:21
sharing my story, you know what I mean. Like, for example,
34:23
I just did an interview last weekend. It's the Grind Radio and Indy Jam
34:28
shout out to them, and you know before the interview, uh, the
34:32
Lory shout out to the door. He's the host and whatnot. You still
34:37
got to get him on this show man, Yeah, for sure. For
34:38
sure. He mentioned it to me too, so we definitely want to do
34:43
that. But yeah, you know, just before the interview, you know,
34:45
he asked, He was like, hey man, you know I've been
34:47
looking at, you know, some of the articles about you. I got
34:50
some questions before the interview, you know, but before I start, you
34:52
know, is there anything you know that's like off limits? And I was
34:57
like, honestly, bro, nah, you know what I'm saying, because
35:00
it is like, if anybody's listening to me in this realm, you know
35:01
what I mean, I want them to know that story. I want them
35:05
to be able to relate and understand why I am the artist that I am
35:07
and why you know, talk about the things I talk about. It's all
35:10
from a certain place. So from that standpoint, I don't mind an unknown
35:15
audience knowing my story because the lyrics and the things that I say will resonate
35:20
a lot better when you understand the person that's saying it. So that's kind
35:24
of my thoughts on it, you know what I mean from as an artist,
35:28
you know, if I'm doing an interview, if I'm just I'm putting
35:30
out content for people to relate to me as an artists and stuff like that,
35:31
that's one thing. But again it goes to the point of like not
35:37
telling it in a way that I don't have solutions, you know what I
35:39
mean. Like I dropped the clip today from the interview where I talked about,
35:44
you know, being abused by my stepfather, but then I also mentioned
35:47
like, hey, you know however, you know, I mean, as
35:51
a recent you know, we had like some closure and was able to forgive
35:54
because you know, he was able to basically explain like, yo, man,
35:58
I wasn't in the right state of mind when that happened. You know,
36:00
he had just lost his son, and as a kid, I didn't
36:02
understand understand that aspect. I couldn't put myself in his shoes as a man
36:07
that lost his son. You know what I mean and living with his stepson
36:10
and how that can impact him. You know what I mean. I didn't.
36:14
I couldn't do that as a kid, but as an adult, I
36:15
can, you know what I'm saying. So being able to learn how to
36:17
like be know what I'm saying, you know what I mean, like learn
36:21
how to like forgive and kind of just take yourself out of your own head
36:25
put in other people's shoes. Now that you've been yeah, exactly, Like
36:29
don't get me wrong, it still was you know, trash, It still
36:31
sucked, but now it's a little bit more understandable, you know. And
36:35
so that's kind of like the clip that I put out today. From that
36:37
standpoint, it was like, yeah, I'm telling my story, but I'm
36:39
also kind of giving you a message with it, you know. Yeah.
36:43
Yeah. The way I feel about it is like, just like anything else,
36:45
there's a good there's a right way to do something, there's a wrong
36:49
way to do something, and there's definitely a lot of positive ways and positive
36:54
like basically like there's a lot of positive ways to do it, and there's
36:59
a lot of impact for ways to do it. You know what I'm saying.
37:00
It kind of goes it just kind of goes back to what started the
37:04
whole topic. Anyway, It's like you can tell when people are just doing
37:07
it to just do it or just to be trendy or be on top of
37:12
whatever's going on, or to seem like they're a certain type of person,
37:15
you know, because we've all seen it, you know, different people that
37:16
are involved with different organizations like you know, you know, volunteering, you
37:22
know, people like that that somebody will come out and say, hey,
37:25
yo, stay away from this person because they're doing X, Y and Z.
37:29
You know what I'm saying, Like, bro, it happens all the
37:31
time. Like basically I'm about to say that to say you can do anything
37:37
the right or the wrong way, you know what I'm saying, depending and
37:39
you don't even matter who you are or what you're trying to portray, you
37:43
know what I'm saying. Because at the end of the day, it goes
37:45
back to what we were talking about, Like those people that set up the
37:49
camera to catch them crying, you know, yeah, that's that's that's to
37:52
catch them giving or to catch them caring and say, are you trying to
37:55
convince me? Or you right? Right? And it's like, you know,
38:00
just trying to be so formulaic and on top of the trends, like,
38:05
it's just always going to be something that rubs me the wrong way.
38:07
And if anything has that vibe to it, that's when I don't mess with
38:10
it, you know. But yeah, man, we're gonna get into this
38:15
new segment that we're gonna do it every week that I'm super excited about it.
38:19
Man. So we're gonna go through the billboard top ten of a random
38:24
year, random week, you know, random month, and I'm just gonna
38:29
throw y'all some clues about the songs and y'all gonna try to guess what it
38:35
is, and whoever got the most points at the end is the winner?
38:37
All right? For then, I'm not reading ahead, Quincy, don't try
38:40
to read ahead, don't. Yeah, I have no idea, y'all can't.
38:45
Y'all can't pull nothing up. You know what I'm saying, Because I'm
38:47
gonna I'm gonna tell you the week coming in here, you know what I'm
38:51
saying. So, yeah, I haven't looked that in front of me.
38:53
So I'm just gonna trust that y'all are not gonna be some dirt bags.
38:55
All right, Let's get it all right, So to start the game,
39:02
the way it's gonna be is, I'm gonna ask one of y'all, and
39:05
if y'all get it wrong or you pass, the other person goes, and
39:08
whoever has the most points at the end wins. Whoever is gonna go first.
39:12
It's like a coin toss. Basically, you're just gonna guess a year
39:15
and a month, and then whoever's closest to it is the one that's gonna
39:21
go first. All right, So go ahead, whoever wants to throw it
39:25
out first, guess a year and a month, May two thousand and three,
39:30
Joe May two thousand and nine. Quincy gets it because we are in
39:40
September of nineteen ninety six, the week of September fourteenth, so basically this
39:45
week, but in nineteen ninety six. All right, So here we go,
39:51
Quincy. You're gonna get the first question. Well, you're gonna get
39:54
the first hand, and you're gonna have to try and tell me the name
39:58
of the artist and the song. All right, mm so mhmm, what
40:07
are we gonna do? Two points? If you get both, do you
40:10
have to get both to get the point? Like, how do y'all want
40:13
to do it. How many questions you're gonna ask? Three questions? Two
40:17
out of three? Yeah, yeah, two out of three. But do
40:23
you know? You know what I'm gonna do. So if you give me
40:27
the artist and the song, you get two points. If you give me
40:30
one one or the other, you get one point. Okay, all right,
40:34
and then if y'all tied at the end, I have like, yeah,
40:37
bonus type thing that we can do. All right, let's get it,
40:40
all right, so let's go. You're going first, Quinn, see
40:42
you're ready? All right? This one hit Wonder captured the world with their
40:49
Latin dance moves. To give them this unexpected hit, all right? Not
40:54
come on one hit Wonder Latin? Come on, man, you get me
41:00
Smallscara. Do you have the artist? I don't know the artist. I
41:09
don't know. You know the artist? I do. I was gonna say
41:19
those globals, So it's yeah, specifically the Bay Side Boys mix, which
41:28
is time the dance version. So yeah, TI won one? Yea?
41:35
Why y'all tired? Wait? Wait, did you say lost? You didn't
41:37
say loss, but I knew it was I knew it was Macarina though you
41:42
should no no, no, no him now now you're gonna go. I'm
41:45
gonna ask you the question, okay, okay, okay, okay, got
41:49
you? Got you? Okay? No, I knew it was Macarina a
41:51
second you said it. I didn't know the artist he got, so he
41:52
got one. Oh. And then if you can't get it, he can
41:57
go. You know what I'm saying, Like, if he didn't get to
41:58
know, you could have got you tracking? All right? Bet so right
42:00
now it's one oh. Let me put the score here, all right,
42:06
you're ready? M hmm. This dance hit came from a down South disc
42:13
jockey Community's it? Okay? Ninety six? Ninety six? It's definitely some
42:25
Miami booty shaking shit. I know, I'm there. I want to go,
42:35
Luke, it's not it's not Daisy Dukes? Is it is that your
42:46
Is that your guests? Yeah, that's my final answer. No, you're
42:50
incorrect, sir? Who is it? Dance hit? Christ's answer, got
42:57
your dance hit? Dance hit and came from a disc jockey community, and
43:04
it's a song this jockey community any six? Oh? I think I know?
43:13
Does they come back to me? If he doesn't get it, we
43:15
can do it. We could do it, Okay, I'll give you a
43:19
death criss cross jump jump. No, sir, Joe, come on ride
43:25
to train? You got the artist? Oh yes, ghost down. No,
43:37
I'm not gonna say hold on, hold on, I retract that.
43:39
Quas City DJs, Yes, sir, let's go. City DJ's come on
43:46
Ride the Train. Hey, And actually I should have threw this out there
43:50
for the Macarena. It was the number one song that week. That week,
43:54
and quast City DJ's Come On Ride the Train was a number six song.
43:58
It went down from the weekend or so it was on its way down.
44:02
So that's two for me. Two the one. All right, Quincy,
44:07
you get the last question here? All right, all right, this
44:13
sultry, this sultry singer contorts his way onto the charts. What, oh
44:22
my god? So what pay attention to the words? Brother bear, everything's
44:34
in the words and these questions. This sultry singer contorts. Let's go.
44:43
You might have me on this one, Joe, I don't know. That's
44:47
a hard one. I don't know. You don't want to you don't want
44:50
to throw out an artist or a song. Sultry singer ninety six. I
45:00
don't know, Joe, shit, I don't know. No, Joe.
45:06
I'm not saying I'm right, but I got one named the artist or the
45:08
artist or whatever you got. If you got both, you get two points.
45:14
Does he sing pony is his name? Genuine? No, sir,
45:21
This one was number three. It stayed in the number three position, but
45:28
it was kind of on the way down to Keith sweat twisted. Damn,
45:35
I was singer twisted. I was thinking of genuine like dancing contorting himselfs alright,
45:45
I fog with the dance, Na. But now now you're gonna have
45:51
the you know what I'm saying the gist of the game. I know that
45:54
the words have to do with the names of the songs, the artists and
45:59
everything. So the things have to do with the things. The things have
46:01
to do with things. And let me just run off this top ten this
46:06
week, just so y'all can hear the songs that were so wait who one
46:08
though? You two to one one the first official Billboard Top ten game on
46:19
the ground. This show. Yeah, I'd like to thank everybody. It
46:23
show me music. We we gotta we gotta do it with with some guests
46:27
too. I gotta get on and get everything. They no ship, let's
46:31
see yep, so I'm gonna run down the list right now again. Billboard
46:37
Top ten the week of September fourteenth, nineteen ninety six. I'm gonna go
46:42
from ten to one. Actually, I'm gonna go from one to ten since
46:45
we already know one. So the Macarena was number one, Los Delrio.
46:51
Number two was I Love You Always Forever Donna Lewis. Number three twist did
47:00
Oh, that's what that song is, Okay, I was wondering what that's
47:02
almost. Number four was Lounging La Cool j Oh. That was a track.
47:10
Number five was a banger Eric Clapton changed the World, and number six
47:20
Quash City DJ's come On, Ride It the Train. Number seven a deep
47:25
cut. It's all coming back to me now, Celine Dion. Number eight,
47:31
You're making me high Slash Let It Flow Tony Braxton, Wow, yo,
47:38
music, ain't like that. Number nine, I can't sleep baby if
47:42
I are Kelly, and number ten a song that Kevin performed on the office
47:49
and always makes me laugh when I hear it. Now Atlantis Morrisset you Learn,
47:53
Slash You Water Know You You, I don't know. It's not fair,
48:04
yo. Those are all classics and a little easter egg, a song
48:08
that was on its way up the charts only Youth one twelve feature. It
48:14
was number fourteen that I told you that we won't stop. Wow, bro,
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yo, that is when I was like deep, deep deep into like
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loving music where we used to make burnt CDs of all that shit. Like
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all of those tracks. I know every the worst, every single one of
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those songs, despite the genres. That's how it ain't like that no more.
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I barely know what's on Billboard to day. That's crazy. It goes
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back to what we were talking about I think last week, like the production
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value was just so different in those records, and if it was a different
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genre, they were putting so much musical talent slash effort into the joint that
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it was just undeniable, you know, m brouh. That's that's that's yo.
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You just eye open her for me. How great music was? I
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need to tap back into the nineties and month you made me. You made
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me actually look at the current top ten and it's kind of crazy. Stop
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cheating, bro Oh, now I'm gonna look. Now, I'm gonna look.
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Yeah, No, I'm just knowing it just to see because that was
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a great list of music to comparis to now that y'all know, if y'all
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want to just randomly pull up different top tens and just get familiar every once
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in a while, So already you know what? Okay, So how much
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respect do you have now? Back then, they all had albums with those
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singles, right for the majority part. Yeah, Gunna drops the album,
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He's Billboard all these tracks, Billboard Top ten, Doug drops an album,
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Drake drops an album, Cold drops now like they take the automatic just the
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streams the same measurement, they don't. They don't usually get Billboard Top ten.
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They'll usually get like on a certain certain streaming service, like the top
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tracks. But most of the time when that come out, no, no,
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most of the time when the charts come out, the charts don't reflect
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so many songs from an album. They'll get like two maybe three, you
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know, three's crazy sometimes, you know, like Drake, I think one
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time he had like three or four, you know what I'm saying. But
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they at like ten out of eleven. So I'm definitely dripping yo. But
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real quick, bro, y'all want to hear something crazy, So I'm looking
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at top albums or just you know, the list of albums right now,
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I'm gonna just scroll from twenty one up up to you know one, Taylor
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Swift Red weeks on Chart ninety five at twenty one, Taylor Swift Reputation weeks
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on Chart two hundred and fifty nine at seventeen, Taylor Swift nineteen eighty nine,
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four hundred and fifty six weeks on chart at fourteen, Taylor Swift Speak
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now weeks on Chart nine and currently at eleven. Taylor Swift Midnights weeks on
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Chart forty six and currently at five. Brouh. Speaking of Taylor Swift,
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I just looked it up. Taylor Swift was the first artist to have the
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whole top ten be like from her album and that was in October of twenty
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twenty two. You know who she did a song with who Stop playing with
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him? Ragot. Out of all the female rappers, she did a song
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with Ice Spice. That's That's what was so crazy about the artist that Yeah,
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like she brought her out on tour and to wrap that verse on like
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big, that's big. Yeah, that's big. That's what I'm saying.
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Bro An artists at that level is different. Those are different level artists for
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her to bring. She didn't do that with Nikki, she didn't do that
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with Cardis, she didn't do that with Meg, she didn't do that with
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Doja. But Ice Spice has that big advantage that she's clean. Also,
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she don't have like a stripper background. She don't have like a like an
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industry like that. You know what I'm saying. She's not like really she's
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like one of these like like you know what I'm saying, Like she's one
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of these new type of rappers that it's like a different thing. You're like
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a whole brand, you know what I'm saying. She's cut from a different
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club like and it's it's partly because of her meteoric rise, you know what
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I'm saying. That she's like kind of her own thing. She don't really
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have anything like controversial attached to her. That sounds like the episode we did
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almost a year ago where I said that and I was coming to Fruition and
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Quincy said, we go see Joe, we go see it looks up.
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Your your prediction is holding up. It's holding up, I will say,
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though the music's not. But I'm not saying but they are pushing her very
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well. I will give them that I will give them that the right choices.
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She still got time to put out good music. She's still gone.
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Yeah, she's still like what's it called marketing the kids, Brokid. Not
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only that it was crazy, she's still using the same people who brought her
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in that stopped playing with him. Riot Dude, he's been produce the music
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before she even anybody even knew she was. And she's still holding him down
53:05
and she's not selling now, and she's she's still doing it on her level
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until she has to take it up a notch and she does it on the
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other level. Of course. Yeah. Facts, it's it's a it's a
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magic and you can't, like, you can't just make it happen with somebody
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else, you know what I'm saying. Mm, But yeah, man,
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that's a good session. I like that. I want to do that more.
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Yeah, facts, definitely. The Billboard thing was real dope, and
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I was just looking up different ones. I'm like, Dann, this is
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gonna be fun because you know, it just it catches you off guard even
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sometimes and you forget, like what songs were out together, you know what
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I'm saying. Yeah, that that that list is crazy to me now,
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y'all know, y'all got about four years on me, so next one gotta
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be ninety nine and above. Y'all gotta stop playing with me. It's even
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easier for me. I don't gotta dig back my memory of that point.
53:54
Macarena came from the furthest part of my pits of my soul. But yeah,
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man, like I said, this episode is dropping like you could hear
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this media. It's like less than an hour after we recorded this. So
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that's gonna be the new formula. That's why we're gonna have like a little
54:13
bit more of like current events on the show. You know what I'm saying,
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because we're gonna drop it right away, so you're gonna get their quick
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thoughts. We're gonna listen to this NAS album and talk about it next week
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for sure. And hey man, y'all have been rocking with us, stay
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rocking with us. If you ain't rocking with us, yeah, you botta
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be your ear hear me, do not do not a