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Body Positivity · GAS MONEY

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SPEAKER_06: Welcome to another installment of Gas Money.
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SPEAKER_04: We have Ace in the building.
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SPEAKER_04: What up, what up?
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SPEAKER_04: Peace everybody.
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SPEAKER_04: We got KO Cho in the building.
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SPEAKER_02: Hi everyone, and back to AG.
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SPEAKER_04: Beautiful radiant as always.
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SPEAKER_02: Absolutely.
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SPEAKER_02: We just came from the beach.
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SPEAKER_06: Our listeners haven't realized I'm third-wheeling today.
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SPEAKER_06: It's only uh me and the power couple in the room.
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SPEAKER_06: So you guys are gonna experience all the mushy gushy stuff that I'm stuck with it as well.
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SPEAKER_06: It's all good.
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SPEAKER_04: You know, I roll with it.
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SPEAKER_04: I roll with it.
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SPEAKER_04: It's nice to be in the presence of love.
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SPEAKER_06: Yeah, it's good content.
0:43
SPEAKER_06: It's great content, actually.
0:44
SPEAKER_06: Uh so what did you guys do?
0:45
SPEAKER_06: Because I feel like I'm just gonna interview you guys for the duration of the floor.
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SPEAKER_06: How to smell?
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SPEAKER_02: It was fun.
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SPEAKER_04: Not too many band-aids, uh, very few tampons in the water this time.
0:59
SPEAKER_02: It's not that bad.
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SPEAKER_02: It was just a little seaweed.
1:01
SPEAKER_04: It's not that bad.
1:01
SPEAKER_04: What I'm saying is that it was a big time.
1:04
SPEAKER_02: There was a plastic bag.
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SPEAKER_04: There was a big plastic bag that looked like it could have been a fish, fish head.
1:09
SPEAKER_02: But the waves though, oh my freaking god.
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SPEAKER_04: If you were not ready to swim, do not get in the water.
1:15
SPEAKER_04: There was no medium.
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SPEAKER_04: Oh at the shore, you're getting trashed, or you gotta be out there swimming.
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SPEAKER_02: Yeah, exactly.
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SPEAKER_04: Other than that, you and they were high as hell.
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SPEAKER_04: You're gonna drown at the shore.
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SPEAKER_04: That's how the water was.
1:27
SPEAKER_04: Yo, it was it was so bad that there's the shore the tide started rising.
1:31
SPEAKER_04: Wow.
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SPEAKER_01: Yeah.
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SPEAKER_01: People got wet right in front of us.
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SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
1:37
SPEAKER_06: It's kind of like Mother Nature is letting you guys know that hey, maybe Jones Beach isn't for humans, you know?
1:43
SPEAKER_06: Get out.
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SPEAKER_02: That's sort of like we that's we made a joke about that too, right?
1:48
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, okay.
1:49
SPEAKER_02: Well, well, one thing that was funny, because it's like every time you get thrashed, like you're thrashed.
1:55
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, thrashed.
1:56
SPEAKER_02: You're skin feels so smooth.
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SPEAKER_02: It's like, no, it's like a gray exfoliant, so it's like fuck a spot treatment, just you know, get thrown around by some waves, and your skin will be super smooth.
2:06
SPEAKER_04: See, ladies and gentlemen, I told you women like to get thrown around sometimes.
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SPEAKER_04: Yeah, they love it.
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SPEAKER_04: Yes, it's in their nature.
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SPEAKER_05: Yeah.
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SPEAKER_02: If it helps us glow, why not?
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SPEAKER_02: Okay.
2:15
SPEAKER_03: AG's over here, third wheeler for real.
2:18
SPEAKER_06: It's all good.
2:19
SPEAKER_06: Um I I roll with the punches.
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SPEAKER_06: Um, my weekend, not that anybody asked.
2:25
SPEAKER_02: I was about to ask you.
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SPEAKER_04: I wasn't.
2:27
SPEAKER_02: Um I was gonna ask, what did you do, AG?
2:30
SPEAKER_06: I don't really remember, honestly.
2:31
SPEAKER_06: I think this is one of the I I you know, I just came back from vacation a couple of weeks ago.
2:35
SPEAKER_06: Oh, yeah, how was that?
2:36
SPEAKER_02: How was that since I was?
2:37
SPEAKER_06: Vegas was cool.
2:38
SPEAKER_06: Um, yeah, Vegas is cool.
2:40
SPEAKER_06: Saw Rick Ross performed.
2:41
SPEAKER_04: Right, it's hot as hell over there.
2:43
SPEAKER_04: I can't believe that that man got money for those performances.
2:46
SPEAKER_06: Listen, man, he brought the hoes out.
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SPEAKER_06: That's all that matters, to be honest.
2:48
SPEAKER_04: That's crazy.
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SPEAKER_04: Stage presence was like on zero from the stats.
2:53
SPEAKER_06: He's swaggy, you know.
2:54
SPEAKER_06: This is the generation of, you know, you don't sweat, you don't let nobody see you sweat, you don't jump around, you don't perform.
3:00
SPEAKER_06: But there are some people that, you know, still hold that true.
3:03
SPEAKER_06: And I wanted to just roll into the no guidance video.
3:06
SPEAKER_06: Did you guys uh get a chance to do that?
3:08
SPEAKER_06: I saw a glitch.
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SPEAKER_04: I saw a part of it, and then uh had to go.
3:10
SPEAKER_02: I saw it.
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SPEAKER_02: It was pretty, it was pretty funny, like especially that ending.
3:14
SPEAKER_06: I'm not a the biggest Drake fan in the world.
3:16
SPEAKER_06: I I'm pretty big Chris Brown fan.
3:18
SPEAKER_06: Secretly you are, though.
3:19
SPEAKER_06: No, not at all.
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SPEAKER_06: I respect music.
3:21
SPEAKER_06: Drake makes decent enough music.
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SPEAKER_06: Sonically, sonically, this is the song of the like I literally tweeted this is the song of the summer forever.
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SPEAKER_06: Like I'm a very big RB guy, and RB music for like the last I would say five, maybe even ten years have been kind of lackluster.
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SPEAKER_06: It's all about sex.
3:35
SPEAKER_06: I think this song only mentions sex once.
3:38
SPEAKER_06: No, no, but like it's usually indirect though.
3:40
SPEAKER_06: Now, now it's literally.
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SPEAKER_02: It's like love, it's like more about love than pure sex.
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SPEAKER_02: Yeah, exactly.
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SPEAKER_06: It's not just hey, I'm gonna fuck you to sleep.
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SPEAKER_02: Like I'm gonna put you to bed.
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SPEAKER_06: No, you see indirectly.
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SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
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SPEAKER_06: There's literally a song called fucking sleep.
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SPEAKER_02: There's a way you can sugarcoat it.
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SPEAKER_06: Yeah, like so.
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SPEAKER_06: I'm not you see, this is ripping the condom off.
4:06
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
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SPEAKER_06: This should be a good balance.
4:07
SPEAKER_06: I just feel like we're missing the balance, and uh no guidance has kind of brought me back to that old feeling.
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SPEAKER_06: So I just feel like this is the new generational No guidance, is that a group?
4:17
SPEAKER_04: Is that an individual?
4:18
SPEAKER_06: That's the name of the song.
4:18
SPEAKER_06: Oh, that's yeah, it's Chris Brown and Drake.
4:20
SPEAKER_06: And Drake The Under Draker.
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SPEAKER_02: It was funny because my sister, my little sister is a big fan of both of them, and she's like she's like, this is a music I should have had in high school.
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SPEAKER_06: Exactly, yes.
4:30
SPEAKER_06: So she had Tracy.
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SPEAKER_06: We could have had this type of music fucking girls to sleep.
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SPEAKER_02: Just no, they're col they're collaboration.
4:37
SPEAKER_06: It was really I'm telling you, man, like I'm I tell you It was great work.
4:41
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, and you know, Drake at the end they had like a skit, it was like a dance battle.
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SPEAKER_06: And Chris Brown, you know, he's a dancer, you know, he can turn anything into dance battle, yeah, exactly.
4:50
SPEAKER_06: And he does his you know his old Christian.
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SPEAKER_06: Sing it out, dance it out, rap it out, whatever you do.
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SPEAKER_06: It's literally exactly what he did.
4:55
SPEAKER_06: And then, you know, Drake, you know, he's an actor, no, an actor, sorry.
4:58
SPEAKER_06: And he took his expertise and he did his little, you know, corny, yeah, half-black, half-white guy kind of thing.
5:04
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, and it was it was hilarious, man.
5:06
SPEAKER_06: I don't know I I usually just think Drake as corny, like 100%, but it was actually pretty funny.
5:11
SPEAKER_06: Like when he plays into his corniness, I think that's the best version of Drake.
5:14
SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
5:15
SPEAKER_06: Um, and then I heard another song that he released, and it's him about it's about him getting people killed, and I'm just like, come on, Drake.
5:21
SPEAKER_06: Like you can't you can't do both things, you know.
5:24
SPEAKER_06: Just stick to what works for you.
5:25
SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
5:26
SPEAKER_06: But yeah, I really appreciated the song.
5:28
SPEAKER_06: Um, I just wanted to bring this debate to your guys' uh attention.
5:31
SPEAKER_06: Do you think Chris Brown is the this generation's Michael Jackson?
5:37
SPEAKER_04: When talent-wise, um, yes.
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SPEAKER_02: As a performer, especially, yes.
5:43
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, as far as achievements, it's it's a different dame.
5:45
SPEAKER_04: Oh, absolutely not.
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SPEAKER_02: Especially because especially because that was like his direct inspiration, Michael Jackson.
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SPEAKER_02: So like I think he based his career like dancing performances off of him.
5:55
SPEAKER_06: So for sure.
5:56
SPEAKER_06: I'm glad I don't have that much pushback because I've uh some people say Beyonce is his generation's Michael Jackson.
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SPEAKER_04: Nah, not at all.
6:04
SPEAKER_02: I would say in terms of style, obviously it's Chris Brown.
6:07
SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
6:07
SPEAKER_04: Comparing Chris Brown to Michael Jackson is is perfect is a perfect person uh comp uh comparison um for the simple fact you've never seen anybody perform or do a Michael Jackson skit in the way in the manner that Chris Brown has.
6:22
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, yeah, definitely.
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SPEAKER_04: He he did a flawless, uh, a flawless interpretation of uh Michael Jackson.
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SPEAKER_04: I haven't seen anybody do that well of a job.
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SPEAKER_02: I just think Beyonce is like sort not to say she's in a whole league of her own, but she's like her own person.
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SPEAKER_02: I say I wouldn't compare her to anybody in the past just because some of the things that she she does, like nobody else, you know, does in the same in the same way.
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SPEAKER_02: I'll say it does in the same way.
6:47
SPEAKER_04: As an all-around artist, you know, I have to kind of retract my my Especially that Coachella performance.
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SPEAKER_04: Yeah, that was pretty easy.
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SPEAKER_04: What are you retracting, sir?
6:56
SPEAKER_04: I'm retracting me saying Chris Brown compared to um Michael Jackson as opposed to Beyonce.
7:01
SPEAKER_04: So Beyonce, yes, like I was saying, performance-wise, she's actually, yeah, she's the Michael Jackson.
7:07
SPEAKER_04: Because who else is making money like Beyonce on tours?
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SPEAKER_04: And her performances, she puts out energy every time.
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SPEAKER_04: It's crazy.
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SPEAKER_04: It's not like that that shit y'all saw in Vegas, where he was just holding the mic out for the audience to say his verses, and he was fairly coherent.
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SPEAKER_04: Shout out to the city.
7:22
SPEAKER_04: Beyonce is out there working.
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SPEAKER_02: So she is she's earning that money.
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SPEAKER_04: She's bad, she's bad.
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SPEAKER_06: She's earning that money.
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SPEAKER_06: I think the only person that makes more money touring than her is Ed Sharon, and he just has a guitar.
7:32
SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
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SPEAKER_06: That's all he does.
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SPEAKER_06: He goes up to the guitar.
7:36
SPEAKER_06: That's it.
7:37
SPEAKER_06: That's a lot of I've heard the weekend too.
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SPEAKER_06: So Michael Jackson comparisons in terms of the vocal ability.
7:43
SPEAKER_06: The vocals.
7:44
SPEAKER_04: Not to bounce back and forth, but also I want to do a big shout out to Drake on uh being the bigger person in a lot of these these situations or past arguments and beefs that he's gonna do.
7:53
SPEAKER_04: Oh yeah, those dudes threw bottles at each other.
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SPEAKER_04: Him working it out, and with social media, things could escalate so quickly, so fast.
8:00
SPEAKER_06: It was over Rihanna.
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SPEAKER_06: I mean, do you blame them?
8:03
SPEAKER_04: I understand.
8:03
SPEAKER_04: No, we don't.
8:04
SPEAKER_02: And Drake had Rihanna for how long?
8:06
SPEAKER_04: I mean, nobody really had a quick second exactly.
8:11
SPEAKER_06: No, exactly.
8:11
SPEAKER_02: Chris Brown.
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SPEAKER_06: I don't think her and Drake were ever dating.
8:14
SPEAKER_06: I think they were just messing around.
8:15
SPEAKER_06: They were exactly.
8:15
SPEAKER_02: I think they were just messing around.
8:17
SPEAKER_06: And then he didn't, like, she didn't really know.
8:19
SPEAKER_06: They were a relationship.
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SPEAKER_02: They were actually like seen interviews of her, like she would say like she didn't really appreciate like being put on the spot.
8:25
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, yeah, like when Drake went up and professed his love for her and ruined her whole award.
8:29
SPEAKER_04: Didn't one of them get a tattoo of the other or some shit like that?
8:32
SPEAKER_02: They got like shark.
8:33
SPEAKER_02: I don't even know.
8:33
SPEAKER_02: I think it was like matching tattoos.
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SPEAKER_02: She got it in the ankle or something.
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SPEAKER_02: Or somewhere.
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SPEAKER_02: It was like a matching shark.
8:39
SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
8:40
SPEAKER_06: Some matching shark.
8:41
SPEAKER_06: And now uh Rihanna's with some Arabic billionaire's son or something.
8:44
SPEAKER_04: Pastick cookies in the tents.
8:47
SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
8:47
SPEAKER_04: Both of them don't care.
8:48
SPEAKER_06: But I feel like let me see what Eve's doing.
8:51
SPEAKER_06: Okay, Eve, I see you.
8:52
SPEAKER_06: Chris Brown is still uh hung up on Caruchi, so I guess I've never seen Chris Brown squash a beef besides with Drake.
9:00
SPEAKER_06: But then, like you're saying, maybe Drake was the one that squashed that beef.
9:04
SPEAKER_04: Because he's still him Meek.
9:06
SPEAKER_04: Exactly.
9:07
SPEAKER_04: So he was trying to do it with every bigger person, and then he monetizes it.
9:11
SPEAKER_04: Oh, absolutely.
9:12
SPEAKER_04: He's that the Jew in here.
9:13
SPEAKER_04: I love the Jew in him.
9:17
SPEAKER_04: He's a real mind.
9:19
SPEAKER_02: Or was it before?
9:20
SPEAKER_04: No, no.
9:21
SPEAKER_04: Him and Meek were cool before Nipsey did.
9:22
SPEAKER_04: Meek was making his way up the ladder as uh Justice Reform.
9:26
SPEAKER_04: Nipsey was being noticed.
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SPEAKER_06: Okay.
9:29
SPEAKER_04: And then he was nipped.
9:30
SPEAKER_06: Well, for all of those who haven't seen uh for RF, I just saw a funny video with uh Nipsey actually uh yesterday when he was um he was in a parking lot and these people came out like paparazzi and started like taking pictures of him.
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SPEAKER_06: So he came out of his car, they came out of their car, he goes into their car, takes out one of their cell phones, and starts using their cell phones to take pictures of them, and they're like, Well, what are you doing?
9:51
SPEAKER_06: That's that's you can't do that.
9:52
SPEAKER_06: And he's like, Well, but you're taking pictures of me.
9:55
SPEAKER_06: I'm like showing you like I can do the same thing that you're doing.
9:57
SPEAKER_06: But yeah, but you went into my car.
9:58
SPEAKER_06: He's like, Yeah, but you think you caught me slipping, but you was actually slipping.
10:02
SPEAKER_06: So, and it was just so like so classic, like Nipsey.
10:05
SPEAKER_06: Like, he's like trying to explain to them, like, listen, I'm a 60s crib, like this celebrity shit don't mean nothing to me.
10:09
SPEAKER_06: Like, I'm showing right, you roll it around.
10:14
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
10:15
SPEAKER_06: That's exactly the sentiment he had for them.
10:17
SPEAKER_06: I felt like that was pretty dope, and it just really reminded me like how much like when you become a celebrity, some people don't want the celebrity, they just want the art, the art form, and it's a money for their family, exactly.
10:29
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, something, but there's uh actually some people out here that are looking for those type of things.
10:33
SPEAKER_06: Hey, I want to be.
10:33
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
10:34
SPEAKER_04: Those are the ones that sign deals without even giving a fuck.
10:37
SPEAKER_02: Because that's what Blueface says.
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SPEAKER_02: He's like, I'm just here for the money.
10:40
SPEAKER_02: Like, yeah, he says it blatantly.
10:42
SPEAKER_04: I mean, so do you know the dynamic that he had in his house?
10:46
SPEAKER_04: He had two two girlfriends.
10:47
SPEAKER_06: Who blue face?
10:48
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, he broke up with one of them because um she said that she was only there for the money.
10:52
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
10:52
SPEAKER_06: So didn't they have that in common?
10:55
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, exactly.
10:56
SPEAKER_06: That's what I'm saying.
10:56
SPEAKER_06: Like he's a little bit of a hypocrite.
10:58
SPEAKER_06: See what I did there?
10:59
SPEAKER_06: See what I did there?
11:00
SPEAKER_06: Sorry, guys.
11:01
SPEAKER_06: I'm sorry.
11:02
SPEAKER_06: That was a bad joke.
11:02
SPEAKER_06: I'm sorry.
11:03
SPEAKER_06: That was good one.
11:04
SPEAKER_06: That's good one.
11:04
SPEAKER_04: On the right ears.
11:05
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, but um, yeah, so it's just really refreshing to kind of see those kind of things.
11:10
SPEAKER_04: But and you know what else is refreshing that um your guy, this is your generation.
11:15
SPEAKER_04: I know you don't want to hold on to the bottom.
11:17
SPEAKER_02: How old is he?
11:19
SPEAKER_04: He was born in like 2000s.
11:20
SPEAKER_04: No, I wasn't.
11:21
SPEAKER_06: I was born in 1994, the year of the dogs.
11:24
SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
11:24
SPEAKER_06: Woo, woo, woo, woo.
11:25
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
11:25
SPEAKER_06: I know my stuff.
11:26
SPEAKER_06: I wasn't born in no 2000s.
11:28
SPEAKER_06: Blueface is 19 years old, so he's probably definitely born in the 2000s, if my math is correct.
11:33
SPEAKER_02: I think it says he is 22.
11:35
SPEAKER_06: Oh, really?
11:36
SPEAKER_06: Damn.
11:36
SPEAKER_04: He's born in 1990.
11:37
SPEAKER_04: He's 22, and he had two girlfriends in his crib, and his sister and uh daughter, uh sister and mom.
11:42
SPEAKER_06: A lot of estrogen in there.
11:43
SPEAKER_06: Woo! Yeah, a lot of estrus.
11:44
SPEAKER_06: That boy.
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SPEAKER_06: Crazy boy.
11:47
SPEAKER_06: Blue face.
11:48
SPEAKER_04: So he makes a lot of money off of rapping off beat, huh?
11:50
SPEAKER_06: I honestly don't think he makes that much money because he's sorry, he has a lot of fame.
11:55
SPEAKER_04: There you go.
11:56
SPEAKER_04: Um streaming records.
11:58
SPEAKER_06: I just think it's the climate of hip-hop right now.
12:02
SPEAKER_06: He made a song.
12:03
SPEAKER_02: He's that's not worth four million.
12:06
SPEAKER_06: Okay, that's cool.
12:06
SPEAKER_06: He had a song that had a catchy phrase.
12:09
SPEAKER_06: The Tatiana thing, which is not even uh it's not even a West Coast slang, honestly.
12:13
SPEAKER_06: That's an East Coast slang, it's a Chicago slang.
12:15
SPEAKER_06: And he had a dance.
12:17
SPEAKER_06: Like, once you incorporate these few things, the dance.
12:19
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, because he mentored it.
12:21
SPEAKER_04: So he got all he needs is the Diddy Bop.
12:28
SPEAKER_06: He got signed by the games manager, so he's like underneath them.
12:31
SPEAKER_06: Got the whole crypt thing going for him.
12:33
SPEAKER_06: And yeah.
12:34
SPEAKER_06: I just don't, I just there's a lot of one-hit wonders.
12:36
SPEAKER_06: Remember, we had our own in New York designer, we had the panda guy.
12:39
SPEAKER_01: Yeah, where did he go?
12:40
SPEAKER_06: I mean, got signed by Kanye and never heard from again.
12:43
SPEAKER_04: I just recognize their importance after listening to an interview of um Blueface.
12:47
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, it's continuously changing the the dynamic of the culture.
12:52
SPEAKER_04: So anytime people say like, oh, white people are stealing the culture, this people can't steal a culture that's constantly changing.
12:58
SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
12:59
SPEAKER_04: Each next generation is not gonna like the older shit, and the older people are not gonna like the newer generation.
13:04
SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
13:05
SPEAKER_04: But the important parts of what our homie Rail likes to say we don't have a culture.
13:09
SPEAKER_04: No.
13:10
SPEAKER_04: The culture doesn't stay the same and parts can't get taken.
13:13
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, that's this that's quite an elaborate thing to say.
13:16
SPEAKER_02: Like obviously, you can say that you can get away maybe saying that about some white people, but not even all, because like especially when you go down south, like they do have some sort of culture, exactly.
13:26
SPEAKER_02: Gate run shit.
13:26
SPEAKER_05: Gator culture.
13:28
SPEAKER_05: Exactly.
13:28
SPEAKER_02: So run shit.
13:29
SPEAKER_02: But about black people, that's what most of America's like, I feel like.
13:33
SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
13:33
SPEAKER_06: No, uh, Torello's a little little Uncle Tomish.
13:36
SPEAKER_06: Uh I mean, he's not here to defend himself, so when he uh steps up to the room.
13:41
SPEAKER_04: When he listens to this motherfucking podcast, when he uh while he's editing it, he'll hear all the shout out.
13:46
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, his ears are gonna perk up.
13:48
SPEAKER_06: Um that's uh just a little slight transition.
13:50
SPEAKER_06: We're wolf style?
13:51
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, we're wolf style.
13:52
SPEAKER_06: Damn.
13:53
SPEAKER_06: Um let's talk about ASAP Rocky and the great uh country.
13:57
SPEAKER_04: ASAP Sweden.
13:59
SPEAKER_04: Sweden.
14:00
SPEAKER_04: Don't fuck around out there, people.
14:02
SPEAKER_04: So for those of you who don't know, there's America facts.
14:06
SPEAKER_06: We have some sort of rights.
14:07
SPEAKER_06: I mean, you get killed by the police or you go to jail.
14:09
SPEAKER_06: I don't know.
14:09
SPEAKER_06: It depends on how you look at it.
14:11
SPEAKER_06: You have loopholes.
14:12
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, yeah.
14:12
SPEAKER_06: You get a lawyer.
14:13
SPEAKER_06: Bad stats, but we have loopholes.
14:15
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, if you have money, you should be safe in America.
14:17
SPEAKER_06: Which ASAP has.
14:18
SPEAKER_06: So he would have been better off getting into that fight in Times Square than in Sweden.
14:21
SPEAKER_04: It wouldn't have even been a thing.
14:22
SPEAKER_04: He would have got so much uh more uh public He got a lot more people following him.
14:27
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, so you would just have to pay bail on like that's it, and then you face the charging later.
14:31
SPEAKER_06: So pretty much how the story went, if those of you who haven't uh seen it or heard the video, I mean seen the video or heard about it, he um got into a fight on the street in Sweden, but for the most part, everybody that has like you know spoke about it or seen the video knows that it was like self-defense.
14:48
SPEAKER_06: The more the evidence comes out, the more it's pointing towards self-defense.
14:50
SPEAKER_06: Like the guys were like harassing him for a picture, he didn't want to take the picture.
14:54
SPEAKER_06: They tried to assault him and his bodyguard, and he was just there defending himself, and that's pretty much um what has been happening.
15:01
SPEAKER_04: It sounds like a um there's something missing in the beginning of that because I think as the um the people were trying to take a picture of him, I guess the bodyguard did something that broke one of their phones.
15:11
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, something like that.
15:12
SPEAKER_04: So that's why they didn't want to leave.
15:14
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, which I think they kept following.
15:15
SPEAKER_04: Exactly.
15:16
SPEAKER_04: So somebody brings up some extra.
15:18
SPEAKER_04: Exactly.
15:18
SPEAKER_04: I'm not just gonna let y'all walk out of here, and you I'm Swedish and you're in Sweden and you're black.
15:22
SPEAKER_04: I don't I don't know you.
15:23
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, yeah.
15:24
SPEAKER_04: Like I'm not gonna let you just come here and just destroy my shit.
15:26
SPEAKER_06: His iPhone is like a thousand dollars.
15:28
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
15:29
SPEAKER_04: That's that's that's federal.
15:30
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, well, I mean, I don't know what the laws are on Sweden.
15:32
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, exactly.
15:33
SPEAKER_06: But not only was he detained, um, the first thing that came out was that he was living in like squalor, like it was gross.
15:41
SPEAKER_06: But then Sweden's government was like, first of all, we don't have jails like that.
15:44
SPEAKER_06: Our jails are gonna be a good idea.
15:45
SPEAKER_06: Exactly, like on jails.
15:47
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
15:47
SPEAKER_06: You get like a course, you get to play tennis, you get to watch TV, shit like that.
15:51
SPEAKER_06: So that was the first thing.
15:52
SPEAKER_06: So that that's when everybody kind of flipped on ASAP, and then all his old tweets came up and all his old things they used to say.
15:58
SPEAKER_02: Well, black women were not batting an eye for him.
16:01
SPEAKER_06: So people were not fucking with this guy.
16:04
SPEAKER_06: But then you know who came to his uh his defense?
16:06
SPEAKER_06: The great white hope?
16:07
SPEAKER_06: Donald Trump.
16:08
SPEAKER_06: So it depends on who you ask and who you follow.
16:12
SPEAKER_06: But the story that I heard was that Kanye and Kim actually reached out to the Donald and was like, hey, we got another uh case for you to solve Mr.
16:19
SPEAKER_06: Trump.
16:19
SPEAKER_06: Yep.
16:20
SPEAKER_06: And you know, Trump always wants to flex his political muscles.
16:23
SPEAKER_04: So why don't he flex that muscle on Flint?
16:27
SPEAKER_06: There's no publicity behind it.
16:28
SPEAKER_06: Like, what the fuck do you mean?
16:29
SPEAKER_06: It's gonna cost think about how much it would cost to fix the infrastructure of Flint as opposed to hey Sweden get ASAP Rock out of jail.
16:35
SPEAKER_06: You know how much it's gonna cost?
16:36
SPEAKER_06: Too much for Trump.
16:38
SPEAKER_06: Because he was like$100 million.
16:40
SPEAKER_06: No, that's nothing, honestly.
16:41
SPEAKER_06: Exactly my point.
16:43
SPEAKER_06: It was gonna cost him probably zero dollars to be like, hey, I'm gonna call it the whole world that I can get whoever I want out of jail, even if it's not my country.
16:51
SPEAKER_06: But Sweden is not really.
17:00
SPEAKER_06: First of all, this just shows how tone-deaf Trump is.
17:02
SPEAKER_06: Because he doesn't even realize that uh black people kind of like split in the middle on the whole ASAP thing.
17:06
SPEAKER_06: Some people are like, oh, fuck him.
17:08
SPEAKER_06: He he just he said black lives matter is like some bullshit.
17:11
SPEAKER_06: Remember a person like Trump.
17:12
SPEAKER_02: Or like it doesn't pertain to him because he lives in Beverly Hills and Soho, like doesn't affect his zip code.
17:20
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, so you gotta be both, not just one.
17:22
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, yeah, I definitely understand that.
17:24
SPEAKER_04: So gotta speak his language, you know?
17:25
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, definitely.
17:26
SPEAKER_06: So I just think that it's it's kind of hard for me.
17:30
SPEAKER_06: I'm on both sides of the thing.
17:31
SPEAKER_06: Like once you're rich and famous, you gotta understand that you're rich and famous.
17:34
SPEAKER_06: So if I'm ASAP Rocky and I'm letting my security handle it as much as it can, and there's at least some point that you kind of have to just remove yourself from the whole thing.
17:45
SPEAKER_06: But then again, like the future situation?
17:47
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, but but then again, there's situations where you just can't, you know, like in the future situation, if future was like physically there.
17:57
SPEAKER_06: But if he was, what was he supposed to do?
17:58
SPEAKER_06: Is his bodyguard gets knocked out?
18:00
SPEAKER_06: Then Yeah, that's supposed to be his muscle.
18:03
SPEAKER_06: Now you gotta defend yourself.
18:05
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
18:05
SPEAKER_06: You defend yourself and you end up in jail.
18:07
SPEAKER_06: So like how do you win in situations like this?
18:11
SPEAKER_06: Um it's just a very disheartening situation, but like, do how do we separate people from their politics?
18:16
SPEAKER_06: Like, should we feel bad for ASAP Rock, even though he basically spit in the face of uh quote unquote black lives matter and what are we feeling bad for him or what's but aside from him being detained, what is he truly?
18:26
SPEAKER_06: Well, he's facing two years in prison.
18:28
SPEAKER_04: Really?
18:29
SPEAKER_06: In a foreign country.
18:32
SPEAKER_02: To be honest, I mean he should No, I I don't think you should feel bad because that exact situation is what black people go through in America, and when they didn't do anything wrong, you know, most of the time it's like all these situations like police officers lie or you get killed, like on the spot.
18:46
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, so it's like nah, like he's getting a little taste of what it's like, you know, for what like regular people go through in America, just being criminalized.
18:54
SPEAKER_06: So do you believe people can change though?
18:57
SPEAKER_02: I believe people can change for sure, for sure.
18:59
SPEAKER_02: But I do I don't feel bad because he hasn't he because the issue is I understand people can say things in the past and then you can address it.
19:06
SPEAKER_02: Like I've grown from that situation, I've learned, educated myself, whatever it is.
19:10
SPEAKER_04: Because it's like the internet saves way too much shit.
19:13
SPEAKER_02: I know, I know.
19:13
SPEAKER_04: It's like can't judge me on the things that I've said on the internet in 2008.
19:17
SPEAKER_02: Like especially because especially because exactly, oh my god, exactly.
19:21
SPEAKER_02: These people should have as soon as they get famous, go back to your Twitter feed and delete everything.
19:25
SPEAKER_02: Delete everything, everything.
19:26
SPEAKER_02: I'm gonna leave my love everything.
19:28
SPEAKER_04: But you get me too, bro.
19:31
SPEAKER_04: You'd be like, this counts now?
19:32
SPEAKER_04: He's like, damn, I said this.
19:35
SPEAKER_02: But he hasn't shown I love you sexual harassment now.
19:38
SPEAKER_04: They go back and shit how many times you said I love you.
19:40
SPEAKER_04: Listen, fuck.
19:41
SPEAKER_06: Nah.
19:41
SPEAKER_06: I was shitting on Kanye a lot in my old tweets.
19:44
SPEAKER_06: So whenever he wants to come on the podcast, we can talk about that.
19:47
SPEAKER_02: But no, no, no.
19:48
SPEAKER_02: I I I don't feel bad for him.
19:50
SPEAKER_02: You don't feel you, Ace?
19:51
SPEAKER_04: Um, I it's hard to feel bad for him, man.
19:54
SPEAKER_04: Okay.
19:54
SPEAKER_04: I mean, he's a rich young man traveling abroad.
19:57
SPEAKER_04: He should know how to conduct himself.
20:00
SPEAKER_05: Okay.
20:00
SPEAKER_04: Because when you have money, you know you have a lot more at stake.
20:03
SPEAKER_05: Yeah.
20:03
SPEAKER_04: So they should have gotten them themselves to a safer place that someone could have called the proper authorities and had things taken care of properly.
20:12
SPEAKER_06: I'm not gonna lie, I've seen probably at least two or three more videos of ASAP Rocky doing this.
20:17
SPEAKER_06: Like he's getting he gets into a lot of altercations.
20:19
SPEAKER_06: Like he broke a guy's camera, like a couple of things.
20:21
SPEAKER_04: This is what I see with a lot of these artists.
20:23
SPEAKER_04: So because they're so rich and powerful, yeah, they're used to acting a certain way, and then they don't realize when they go across state lines, well, um um when they go overseas that things are not gonna pan out the same way.
20:35
SPEAKER_04: You don't have to do that.
20:36
SPEAKER_04: Or even or even state lines, you don't have any pull in out of America like that.
20:41
SPEAKER_04: You go to Canada, that's rap if something happens to you.
20:44
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, they might not even let you in or out.
20:46
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, exactly.
20:47
SPEAKER_04: Canada's funny.
20:48
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, um, yeah, I definitely understand what you guys are saying.
20:51
SPEAKER_06: Uh what is your what is your do you feel bad for him?
20:54
SPEAKER_06: Or like do you feel like it's kind of tough because if this podcast were to take off tomorrow and I was in Sweden and I was in his shoes and my bodyguards getting fucked up, and I gotta like the situation though.
21:07
SPEAKER_06: Uh yeah, I get it.
21:09
SPEAKER_02: You gotta understand the repercussions of your own.
21:10
SPEAKER_02: You get what I'm saying?
21:11
SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
21:12
SPEAKER_04: Again, like I said, you could have gone to an it's just a Sweden.
21:15
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
21:16
SPEAKER_06: I understand what you're saying.
21:17
SPEAKER_06: This is not Compton, it's Sweden.
21:18
SPEAKER_04: Right.
21:18
SPEAKER_04: You could go to just a common area and get somebody to call the authorities.
21:23
SPEAKER_04: That's it.
21:24
SPEAKER_04: Because those two skinny little dudes are not doing anything to your bodyguards.
21:28
SPEAKER_04: Exactly.
21:29
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, but it's now, man.
21:32
SPEAKER_04: It's like that's tough.
21:33
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, but these people don't the officers don't even have weapons in these places, man.
21:37
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, but there's just so many crazy laws.
21:40
SPEAKER_06: Like, I would there's another story that's kind of similar to this.
21:42
SPEAKER_06: There's a guy that uh he does uh a podcast I listen to, like he does the camera work for them, and he was in Sweden, and he got to a situation at a at a bar.
21:51
SPEAKER_06: So, long story short, the he was the only one that got kicked out out of out of his group of friends, out of the bar, and he happened to be the only person of color.
21:58
SPEAKER_06: And the bodyguard pretty much.
22:00
SPEAKER_06: Much admitted like you're getting removed from the bar because you're not white.
22:04
SPEAKER_06: And he had an issue with that.
22:05
SPEAKER_06: And what the hell?
22:06
SPEAKER_06: He basically got into a tussle with the bodyguard.
22:09
SPEAKER_06: The bodyguard was the not the bodyguard, security guard.
22:11
SPEAKER_06: The security guard was the one that started the whole altercation, like attacked him, chased him, and he defended himself.
22:16
SPEAKER_06: And he ended up doing what was it?
22:18
SPEAKER_06: Uh almost a year in Sweden jail.
22:20
SPEAKER_06: Oh my god.
22:21
SPEAKER_06: So it's just like what are you supposed to do?
22:26
SPEAKER_04: Know the area that you're traveling in.
22:27
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, but like if you're not sure.
22:28
SPEAKER_02: But you he didn't know exactly.
22:31
SPEAKER_06: Because in Sweden, everything you hear about Sweden is just such a progressive place.
22:34
SPEAKER_06: They have free healthcare, they have uh free college or something.
22:37
SPEAKER_02: You think it's all about equality.
22:38
SPEAKER_06: You get over then you realize, Dan, that president of the woman?
22:41
SPEAKER_06: I think so, yeah.
22:42
SPEAKER_06: The only thing that applies to them is, you know, the white this only applies to white people.
22:45
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, exactly.
22:46
SPEAKER_06: It's really scary.
22:47
SPEAKER_06: I I wanna and on the other side, I want to really, you know, feel bad for ASAP Rocky, but at the end of the day, he's rich and famous.
22:53
SPEAKER_06: Like, it's really hard for me to feel bad for the rich and famous because you asked for this life and exactly.
22:58
SPEAKER_02: Nobody threw it at you.
22:59
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, the millions of dollars.
23:01
SPEAKER_02: Except, except maybe um, like Kylie and Kendall, like they were kids when they were filming that show.
23:08
SPEAKER_02: No, they're not playing.
23:10
SPEAKER_02: No, no, no.
23:10
SPEAKER_02: I know, I know, but I'm saying I'm saying she doesn't look like the same human anymore.
23:16
SPEAKER_02: You know what I'm saying?
23:17
SPEAKER_04: For that ass she got.
23:18
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, she puts it.
23:19
SPEAKER_02: Exactly.
23:20
SPEAKER_02: I'm like so that you can see.
23:21
SPEAKER_02: She's a billionaire now, so it's like it's hard for us to feel like I want a normal life.
23:25
SPEAKER_02: Okay, but it's give us some money then.
23:28
SPEAKER_04: Uh button this is really weird.
23:30
SPEAKER_04: Become a monk and donate all your.
23:33
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, there's definitely the richest people in this world, we really don't even know who they are.
23:36
SPEAKER_06: We don't know their names.
23:37
SPEAKER_06: And there's a reason for that because they don't want the fame.
23:39
SPEAKER_06: It's the people that want the fame as well.
23:41
SPEAKER_04: No, they don't want the paper trail to the things that they own.
23:43
SPEAKER_04: And you see the great monopolies that we live in.
23:46
SPEAKER_06: Conspiracy ace, ladies and gentlemen.
23:48
SPEAKER_02: No, but then they can walk around the streets, nobody's gonna be like, there's not gonna be paparazzi around.
23:53
SPEAKER_04: Like when I walk around a story, I know a lot of the business owners who own entire blocks in the area, and they walk around like regular Schmoes.
24:00
SPEAKER_04: Like you'd never know it, and that's how they like it.
24:02
SPEAKER_06: No, that's how it's like.
24:05
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, they look like kings in their town.
24:07
SPEAKER_06: We just have this weird obsession with celebrity in America, man.
24:10
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, and when people go abroad, they don't realize that.
24:12
SPEAKER_06: I remember my mom was telling me that uh um disappearing Rick Ross again, he was going to Antigua.
24:17
SPEAKER_06: Ross and like the Antigas were just like, okay.
24:21
SPEAKER_06: But like if Rick Ross was coming to Queens, like this whole place would be on fire.
24:24
SPEAKER_06: Like, yeah.
24:24
SPEAKER_06: It's just so crazy how America really like gives a shit.
24:28
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, about other people's lives.
24:31
SPEAKER_04: So America runs off of uh comparing uh what's that uh keeping up with the Joneses?
24:35
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, exactly.
24:36
SPEAKER_04: Like that's that's everything we're about.
24:37
SPEAKER_04: That's where the Christmas comes from, that's where we spend our money.
24:40
SPEAKER_04: It's just like our entertainment, it's our form of entertainment, like the main companies that are the Fortune 500 companies or something that has to do with our our wants.
24:50
SPEAKER_05: Yeah.
24:50
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, that's really strange.
24:52
SPEAKER_06: Um yeah, it's just weird.
24:56
SPEAKER_06: Well, speaking about uh American culture, you know, comedy is you know big in American culture, and uh KOcho definitely has a very important you know topic pertaining to comedy and music.
25:09
SPEAKER_06: So KOcho, explain to us what happened with this uh comedian and tentacion.
25:15
SPEAKER_06: I love saying his name.
25:16
SPEAKER_06: Tentacion.
25:18
SPEAKER_02: Um so this um white comedian, so it was um on Comedy Central's um the comedy seller, and so she goes on saying that she heard about you know his murder and how he had fifty thousand dollars in cash.
25:32
SPEAKER_02: Um he was on his way to buy a car.
25:34
SPEAKER_02: Yep, bike um, and then he was well, she said car, she said car, but um so she said as soon as she heard that that she thought that that would be a good idea for a Venmo commercial.
25:47
SPEAKER_06: That is hilarious.
25:48
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, no, because people people were very silent while she was like approaching the joke because they were like, where is she going with this?
25:53
SPEAKER_02: But then when she said that, like everybody started laughing.
25:57
SPEAKER_04: That's fucked up.
25:58
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, that's cold.
25:59
SPEAKER_04: That's fine.
26:00
SPEAKER_02: So there was some backlash over that, like, you know.
26:02
SPEAKER_02: But it's like it's comedy.
26:03
SPEAKER_02: So I was like, if you got your Venmo.
26:05
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, no, because we've had this, we've had this conversation before.
26:08
SPEAKER_02: Like, is there a like is there a line not to be crossed with comedy, especially how sensitive like people are nowadays, or are those comments like better suited for certain comments, like let's say a black comic over a white comic?
26:20
SPEAKER_06: No, I think once we allow comedy to be policed, we have officially lost it as a society.
26:26
SPEAKER_04: We've lost all at all the aspects of freedom of speech.
26:29
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, they l comics have the license to kill, literally.
26:34
SPEAKER_06: I used to have this thing, I used to say this everyone.
26:36
SPEAKER_06: But they have to be good.
26:37
SPEAKER_06: That's it.
26:37
SPEAKER_06: No, exactly.
26:39
SPEAKER_06: Obviously, if you if you have to be good, yeah.
26:42
SPEAKER_02: If you pulled off the laugh, then there you go.
26:44
SPEAKER_02: It was worth the joke.
26:45
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
26:45
SPEAKER_06: I used to get a lot of flack from my uh other people of color in our high school.
26:49
SPEAKER_06: You're still getting flack, bro.
26:50
SPEAKER_06: When I know that's my life.
26:51
SPEAKER_06: I'm uh agitator.
26:53
SPEAKER_06: But um, I used to say this thing, like, I don't think a joke can be racist if it's funny.
26:58
SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
26:59
SPEAKER_06: And people used to look at me like, what?
27:01
SPEAKER_06: Like, you're crazy.
27:02
SPEAKER_06: Like, that doesn't offend you.
27:03
SPEAKER_06: I was like, if it's funny, it's not meant to.
27:06
SPEAKER_06: Intent is the number one thing.
27:08
SPEAKER_06: If you're trying to make me laugh by using an offensive joke, that's because you have a solid character, everybody's not like you.
27:15
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, man.
27:16
SPEAKER_06: I just used to like get the looks and stares, like, oh my god, like that like that joke, that joke is so like I used to have this joke in high school.
27:22
SPEAKER_06: That's appalling! Yeah, it wasn't the funniest thing.
27:24
SPEAKER_06: Like, we were talking about like women in like uh in literature.
27:27
SPEAKER_06: You could fit in the ashtray?
27:28
SPEAKER_06: Oh, like stuff like that.
27:29
SPEAKER_06: That's funny.
27:29
SPEAKER_06: But like a Jewish, like Jewish people would find that funny, and some of them wouldn't, but I fucked it up, by the way.
27:35
SPEAKER_06: I just noticed.
27:36
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, but I I I I definitely understand the concept.
27:38
SPEAKER_06: So I used to make this joke because we were talking about women in literature and like how like onomatopoeia is how words work.
27:42
SPEAKER_06: So I used to replace uh I used to say like Dora is a horror, and to me that was the funniest thing.
27:48
SPEAKER_06: That's why she likes to explore it.
27:49
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
27:50
SPEAKER_06: That's why she's always around and stuff like that.
27:51
SPEAKER_06: Where's her mom?
27:52
SPEAKER_06: You know, shit like that.
27:53
SPEAKER_06: And like all the women in the class would be like, Oh, what's wrong with you?
27:56
SPEAKER_06: And then like, I get it.
27:58
SPEAKER_06: But some of the women were like, yo, this guy, like, y'all don't get it.
28:01
SPEAKER_06: Like, it's funny.
28:01
SPEAKER_06: Like, why is this little nine-year-old girl like away from her house, like exploring the world?
28:06
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
28:06
SPEAKER_06: But yeah, like things like that.
28:08
SPEAKER_06: So I just feel like once we allow people to destroy comedy.
28:11
SPEAKER_06: Tatiana growing up.
28:12
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
28:13
SPEAKER_06: Like, I just don't like the fact that we're about to police comedy.
28:16
SPEAKER_06: Like, she's not uh she's not Donald Trump.
28:18
SPEAKER_04: Who's gonna police this if we just allow it?
28:21
SPEAKER_04: If we just have forums that we watch freely what we want to, and then you can't.
28:25
SPEAKER_04: No, but it's mostly on social media and the comments.
28:27
SPEAKER_02: Like, that's really good.
28:28
SPEAKER_02: Because like Jess Hilarious 2, like, you know the singer Lizzo, right?
28:31
SPEAKER_04: So she's um I just say mm-hmm.
28:34
SPEAKER_04: So you can continue, but go ahead.
28:36
SPEAKER_02: Basically, she's she's um this black singer slash uh what I don't know.
28:43
SPEAKER_02: I don't know.
28:43
SPEAKER_02: To be honest, um I know a few of them, I just can't remember the names.
28:48
SPEAKER_02: But she's she plays a flute, she plays like um is it a flute?
28:52
SPEAKER_02: I think it's a flute.
28:53
SPEAKER_02: She's like really good playing the flute too, so she does that but she's gonna be.
28:56
SPEAKER_02: She's a heavy set, she's a heavy set woman.
29:02
SPEAKER_06: Probably.
29:03
SPEAKER_06: Tell me some lyrics.
29:04
SPEAKER_06: I don't remember the lyrics.
29:05
SPEAKER_06: It was like um Let me see, hold on.
29:07
SPEAKER_04: But the nigga niggas ain't shit.
29:09
SPEAKER_06: Because I'm like, I knew I knew something specific cadence to it.
29:12
SPEAKER_06: I just can't remember.
29:12
SPEAKER_06: It's pretty big right now.
29:13
SPEAKER_02: She has Truth Heard, and then Oh, she debuted like um a song with Missy Ellie Tempo.
29:19
SPEAKER_06: Nah, man.
29:20
SPEAKER_06: I don't know who that is.
29:21
SPEAKER_06: It's a you haven't seen her.
29:23
SPEAKER_02: Hold on.
29:24
SPEAKER_02: Let me show you.
29:28
SPEAKER_06: I don't know if that's her or not, but she it looked like it could be her, though.
29:31
SPEAKER_06: Okay.
29:32
SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
29:32
SPEAKER_06: Well yeah, well, what happened to her?
29:34
SPEAKER_02: No, so um, I think was it the shade room or baller somewhere where they posted her, and then she was like that.
29:40
SPEAKER_02: She was filling herself, she posted like a little, you know, selfie video, and then one of the comments was like, I'll let her sit on my face.
29:46
SPEAKER_02: So Jess Hilarious comes in.
29:49
SPEAKER_02: Um, you'll never breathe again, but I do love her.
29:52
SPEAKER_02: And that was that was her comment.
29:53
SPEAKER_02: But people were like bashing her for saying that comment, you know.
29:58
SPEAKER_02: Because one, it was a little unnecessary because like, yeah, people his comment isn't unnecessary.
30:03
SPEAKER_04: His name is Jess Hilarious, like she's clearly like comedian.
30:07
SPEAKER_04: He should be blamed for that.
30:09
SPEAKER_04: He brought that to the table.
30:10
SPEAKER_04: He started that.
30:11
SPEAKER_06: Oh, he was trying to flatter her.
30:12
SPEAKER_04: Um that's not flattering to all women.
30:15
SPEAKER_04: Well, listen, true, but yeah, because there's some women who think they are disgusting.
30:20
SPEAKER_02: No, but it's I it's nice to um have like a heavier set woman like be shown love no matter how vulgar it may be.
30:28
SPEAKER_02: Lusted at that.
30:29
SPEAKER_02: Lust, whatever.
30:30
SPEAKER_02: Lust is dope, too.
30:31
SPEAKER_06: I would say lust all the time.
30:32
SPEAKER_06: Lust is dope.
30:32
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, but that's what I'm saying.
30:34
SPEAKER_02: A lot of bigger women are lust over, like it's mostly, you know, yeah, um skinny women with fat asses and big hoops, like unrealistic proportions.
30:43
SPEAKER_04: That's what we're bred to want.
30:45
SPEAKER_02: No, and it's fine.
30:47
SPEAKER_02: And it's fine, but then that was then that was the thing.
30:49
SPEAKER_02: It's like people are actually like praising, and she's getting popular, gaining a lot of traction for a heavier set woman like that.
30:56
SPEAKER_02: It's not, you know, we don't have a lot of artists like that.
30:58
SPEAKER_04: You know, more women are heavier than there are skinny women, right?
31:01
SPEAKER_04: Yes, yeah, and the population count isn't going down.
31:04
SPEAKER_02: But I'm saying famous, famous, they're not loves, not like in mainstream media.
31:12
SPEAKER_02: Just closed doors.
31:13
SPEAKER_02: No, but like now, body, but now body positivity is like uh, you know, a bigger thing.
31:18
SPEAKER_06: I have a beef for body positivity, but we're gonna get to that in like two seconds.
31:21
SPEAKER_06: I just wanna get back to the whole urban knee level.
31:24
SPEAKER_06: Yes.
31:25
SPEAKER_06: Um, I really think that uh that uh ex death was very impactful.
31:32
SPEAKER_06: My sister was in middle school at the time, she's about to be in high school.
31:35
SPEAKER_06: Don't tell me she cried.
31:36
SPEAKER_06: No, like she had friends that didn't go to school for a week.
31:38
SPEAKER_06: Like this was their Tupac, right?
31:40
SPEAKER_06: I'm not exaggerating.
31:40
SPEAKER_06: What?
31:41
SPEAKER_06: Oh my god.
31:42
SPEAKER_06: I am not exaggerating at all.
31:43
SPEAKER_06: Like people in her age group, this was their Tupac.
31:47
SPEAKER_06: I didn't know that.
31:48
SPEAKER_06: For them to feel games keep going around like that.
31:50
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, so that's why, like, and uh some I'm quoting somebody, I don't remember who it was, but they said that a lot of their fans didn't really have the the the a place to put the energy for the blame for his his death, so they've been looking for some place to like attack, and she just put herself as the the scapegoat by making the joke because nobody has really talked about it in this in the sense of yeah, and you know his family is like we did lose Tupac very early as well, but um but people make Tupac and Biggie jokes all the time, but then then again, that's the time 20-something years later.
32:23
SPEAKER_04: What is the cap on that?
32:24
SPEAKER_06: Huh?
32:24
SPEAKER_06: How long I don't think this show is how long is too soon.
32:28
SPEAKER_06: I don't think there's a too soon.
32:29
SPEAKER_06: The sooner it is, the better the joke gotta be.
32:31
SPEAKER_06: That's uh that's that's what I think.
32:33
SPEAKER_02: Basically, the longer it goes.
32:34
SPEAKER_02: It gotta be worth it.
32:37
SPEAKER_04: Like uh when you're um when you hear a lot of uh comedians going through their skits, you're like, ooh, too soon.
32:43
SPEAKER_04: Exactly.
32:43
SPEAKER_06: That death was way too soon to do that.
32:45
SPEAKER_06: Because there was another one that was like, But if you land it, it's perfect, yeah.
32:49
SPEAKER_06: Another one happened on Comedy Central.
32:52
SPEAKER_06: I think it was uh one of the women comics were making fun of one of the guys that died on Jackass, and Steve-O was there.
32:57
SPEAKER_06: I think they were ropes from Steve-O.
32:58
SPEAKER_06: Oh, Jesus.
32:59
SPEAKER_06: And the dude uh just died, and she made a joke about it, like, oh, we all wish it was you instead of him.
33:03
SPEAKER_06: Oh my god! Steve O was like, yo, that was like my friend that just died.
33:07
SPEAKER_06: Like, that's fucked up.
33:07
SPEAKER_06: Like comedy or not, like my friend died.
33:10
SPEAKER_06: But then there was people in the crowd that were laughing at it.
33:11
SPEAKER_06: So it's just really subjective, and that's what comedy has always been.
33:15
SPEAKER_06: And I don't like you know, I can definitely understand where Steve-O's coming from, but like even removing myself from it, I would rather my feelings get offended than to destroy a whole art form because of sensitivity.
33:26
SPEAKER_06: We're all allowed to be sensitive.
33:27
SPEAKER_06: Nobody's saying sensitivity is wrong.
33:28
SPEAKER_06: My ex's fans aren't wrong.
33:30
SPEAKER_06: The only thing that's wrong is that people that are sending death threats to the comedian.
33:32
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, I think that's wrong.
33:33
SPEAKER_06: But if you're just upset at her, like, yo, that was a fucked up joke, fuck you.
33:36
SPEAKER_06: That's cool.
33:38
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, exactly.
33:38
SPEAKER_06: Express your exact, but there's this is a line though, and it's all about context, you know.
33:43
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, um, then the whole just And it was double standards, you know?
33:47
SPEAKER_06: I think they exist for a reason.
33:48
SPEAKER_06: I know.
33:48
SPEAKER_06: Definitely I think they exist for a reason.
33:50
SPEAKER_06: Uh just hilarious, she's her name is Jess Hilarious.
33:52
SPEAKER_06: Just hilarious.
33:53
SPEAKER_06: So I think she should get the pass too.
33:55
SPEAKER_06: Like, whether the joke was funny or not.
33:56
SPEAKER_06: I think the joke was funny personally, like, hey, you're never gonna breathe again.
33:58
SPEAKER_06: That's hilarious.
33:59
SPEAKER_06: It's a big girl.
34:00
SPEAKER_06: But uh there might be big girls.
34:02
SPEAKER_06: Girls three times and it's still funny.
34:03
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
34:04
SPEAKER_06: It might be big girls out there that are just like, no, that's not funny.
34:07
SPEAKER_04: And then, you know, there's another majority, there's another side of the big girls who are like, yeah, that's goddamn right.
34:12
SPEAKER_04: I ain't gonna let you come back up, motherfucker.
34:14
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
34:14
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, so I just think it's all about context.
34:17
SPEAKER_06: But um, body positivity, that's a tongue twister number one.
34:20
SPEAKER_06: Why is it?
34:21
SPEAKER_06: It just I just it doesn't flow right for me.
34:23
SPEAKER_06: Okay, so body positivity, body body positivity.
34:27
SPEAKER_04: Nah, you're not gonna say it's not a big thing.
34:28
SPEAKER_06: It's hard.
34:29
SPEAKER_06: It's hard.
34:29
SPEAKER_06: I tell you, it's hard.
34:30
SPEAKER_06: Um, I'm on the fence about this because shoot you off that goddamn fence.
34:35
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, I gotta I gotta pick a side, right?
34:37
SPEAKER_06: I don't I think it's pretty destructive, honestly, because being fat is unhealthy.
34:45
SPEAKER_06: It just is.
34:46
SPEAKER_06: Bottom line.
34:46
SPEAKER_06: It just is unhealthy.
34:48
SPEAKER_06: Point blank period.
34:49
SPEAKER_06: I understand their argument, though, is that when you see a skinny person who smokes um cigarettes and drinks alcohol every day, you never make like criticize their lifestyle.
34:58
SPEAKER_06: Well shit.
34:59
SPEAKER_06: But you're gonna criticize me for looking a certain way.
35:02
SPEAKER_06: That argument I understand.
35:03
SPEAKER_04: I fairly criticize everybody.
35:05
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, no, that's you, but society at large, when you see two people walk into a room and one is fat and one just came from smoking a cigarette, the fat, the fat person might have just came from lunch that ate a kale salad, and you're gonna be like, yo, look at this fat piece of shit.
35:18
SPEAKER_06: But the skinny dude walks in the room smelling of cigarettes, and the worst thing you're gonna say about him is like, bro, you need to need gum.
35:23
SPEAKER_06: But you're not gonna tell him, bro, you're destroying your organs.
35:25
SPEAKER_06: Like, you're just as unhealthy as the fat girl you're about to make fun of.
35:28
SPEAKER_06: Nah, I like that's what's wrong with the side.
35:31
SPEAKER_02: No, to be honest, it depends.
35:33
SPEAKER_02: Um, let's say there's different versions of like where you hold your or you know, different places you can hold your weight.
35:39
SPEAKER_02: If you hold your weight in the bottom half of your body, you can be healthier than a person than a skinnier person, let's say.
35:45
SPEAKER_02: Um the the issue is if you hold a lot of your weight in your stomach, that means the majority of these people do.
35:52
SPEAKER_02: Exactly.
35:52
SPEAKER_02: That's that's more unhealthy one because people who are stressed, a lot of their weight gets deposited in their abdomen.
35:58
SPEAKER_02: So then if you see people with those beer bellies, and then those are all people that are stressed, so that's even more unhealthy.
36:04
SPEAKER_06: So, like, let's say if you're a thicker person, like you know, you're you have thick men and women, thick, thick, thick, thick thighs, thick, thick, exactly pieces.
36:11
SPEAKER_06: Like, no matter what happens, yeah.
36:13
SPEAKER_06: Like you could be a little thicker and thick sides.
36:17
SPEAKER_02: It doesn't mean you're unhealthy, though, is my point.
36:19
SPEAKER_02: I'm saying you could be thicker and not be unhealthy.
36:22
SPEAKER_06: As long as your heart can support your mask.
36:24
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, your mass, yeah.
36:25
SPEAKER_06: But let's be honest, majority of the people that are representing this whole bossy bala.
36:30
SPEAKER_06: See, body positivity thing.
36:32
SPEAKER_06: You're fucking it up for everything.
36:33
SPEAKER_06: They're not the people that are you should be promoting both.
36:38
SPEAKER_06: Okay.
36:38
SPEAKER_02: I feel like you can't say body positivity and not also, you know, um emphasizing health and heart health, especially, because that's like the number one positive.
36:47
SPEAKER_02: It is the body positivity in America.
36:51
SPEAKER_04: Exactly.
36:52
SPEAKER_06: That's simply the slogan.
36:53
SPEAKER_06: Like, bro, like what's your lifestyle you're living?
36:55
SPEAKER_06: Like, I've seen some like I've seen this one like picture of this like really fat white woman, and she's like pouring cow's milk all over herself, and it's like body positivity.
37:04
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, no.
37:05
SPEAKER_06: And I'm like, okay, if you had a daughter and you're raised trying to raise your daughter, and you're trying to tell her, listen, this lifestyle is unhealthy.
37:12
SPEAKER_06: This woman can die at the age of 37 just because she's eating unhealthy.
37:17
SPEAKER_06: But the internet is telling your daughter that she should embrace this.
37:20
SPEAKER_06: This is fine.
37:21
SPEAKER_06: Embrace this.
37:22
SPEAKER_04: You know why?
37:22
SPEAKER_04: Because it makes more money for that system.
37:24
SPEAKER_04: I'm not gonna say, oh, he, the government, is doing this.
37:27
SPEAKER_04: I'm just saying the system of just like we were talking about before, gluttony, our necessity, our need for more.
37:33
SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
37:33
SPEAKER_04: Like all of our systems aren't set up the same.
37:36
SPEAKER_04: There's certain things I can't eat, certain things you shouldn't eat, and same for everybody else.
37:41
SPEAKER_04: And we just have to know what we're supposed to be ingesting, and everything's unique to us.
37:45
SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
37:46
SPEAKER_04: Like some people can't eat bread.
37:47
SPEAKER_04: They eat bread, they're gonna blow the fuck up.
37:50
SPEAKER_04: Other people doesn't bother them at all.
37:52
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, they they process or pass it or whatever.
37:54
SPEAKER_06: And then there's this whole thing where they're saying that there's a fat gene.
37:57
SPEAKER_06: I don't know if that's true or not, but let's say that is the case.
38:01
SPEAKER_02: One, there's not one.
38:02
SPEAKER_02: There's not a fat gene.
38:03
SPEAKER_04: It's never like one of the people who don't um who don't absorb certain foods that they eat.
38:08
SPEAKER_04: Like I said, with their bread to starch, some people's bodies just react differently, causes them to bloat.
38:13
SPEAKER_04: But like if you have thyroid issues, like thyroid issues.
38:17
SPEAKER_04: Does that give you the excuse to live your life unhealthy?
38:21
SPEAKER_02: No, of course not.
38:22
SPEAKER_02: We all should exercise things that make and eat well.
38:25
SPEAKER_04: Uncomfortable, make your system uncomfortable.
38:28
SPEAKER_06: It sounds like we're all pretty much on the same page.
38:30
SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
38:31
SPEAKER_04: I don't know, I don't know.
38:31
SPEAKER_04: You guys are not used to you're not used to not.
38:33
SPEAKER_04: You're not used to having level-headed people of personality.
38:36
SPEAKER_02: No, because I'm the I'm the same way.
38:37
SPEAKER_02: Like, you don't have to be, you don't have a skinny person can be unhealthy, but also a thicker person can be healthy.
38:43
SPEAKER_05: Yeah.
38:43
SPEAKER_02: So it's just like the way you look at it, but I I don't think you should just blatantly say body positivity and not also talk about health at the same time and like heart health, especially.
38:53
SPEAKER_02: So they have to be conscious of of of the message that they are sending.
38:58
SPEAKER_04: I'm always getting on um my co-workers for their sugar intake.
39:01
SPEAKER_04: Okay.
39:02
SPEAKER_04: A homie I work with, he'll eat two hojos after breakfast.
39:05
SPEAKER_04: And he's working on building his stomach.
39:08
SPEAKER_04: He like he's he's proud of it, but I'm telling, I'm like young.
39:10
SPEAKER_06: He wants a bigger stomach.
39:11
SPEAKER_04: No, he he just embraces the fat man he's becoming in the past two years.
39:16
SPEAKER_04: He like put on like a good 50 pounds of just unnecessarily putting on the 50 pounds, like not in the right places.
39:25
SPEAKER_04: And he's like, yo, I love it.
39:26
SPEAKER_04: Uh I'm comfortable.
39:27
SPEAKER_04: This belly's good.
39:28
SPEAKER_04: And he pushed it out.
39:29
SPEAKER_04: I'm like, yo, you cannot get rid of Fruito syrup.
39:32
SPEAKER_04: How old is he?
39:33
SPEAKER_04: He's 20 five now.
39:35
SPEAKER_04: Oh my god.
39:36
SPEAKER_04: I told him, I'm like, yo, you should be setting yourself up for a better, a better body in your 30s, something easy to work off.
39:42
SPEAKER_06: I thought you're racist, but what race is this guy?
39:44
SPEAKER_04: He's uh Taino.
39:45
SPEAKER_04: Oh, okay.
39:46
SPEAKER_04: He's a native Puerto Rican.
39:47
SPEAKER_04: Oh, and he's looks Muslim.
39:49
SPEAKER_04: Oh, really?
39:50
SPEAKER_04: Big red beard.
39:51
SPEAKER_06: Oh, okay, okay.
39:52
SPEAKER_06: Shout out to Red.
39:53
SPEAKER_06: Shout out to Melly.
39:54
SPEAKER_06: But um, that I mean, damn, like, is it because of the body positivity wave that he feels like that?
40:01
SPEAKER_06: Or he's just one of those people that listen.
40:03
SPEAKER_06: This is how I feel comfortable.
40:04
SPEAKER_06: And can we tell them that they're wrong?
40:06
SPEAKER_04: He doesn't give a shit because right now he's young, his body's not bothering him, and he doesn't see the disadvantages to it.
40:12
SPEAKER_04: And we gotta remember, when we eat these sugars, these candies, you're releasing chemical, happy chemicals in your brain.
40:18
SPEAKER_04: You don't gotta tell me.
40:18
SPEAKER_04: Exactly.
40:19
SPEAKER_04: So I eat gushes every time.
40:20
SPEAKER_04: This might be the first Sunday I haven't had a gusher.
40:22
SPEAKER_04: It's hard to tell an addict to stay away from the dr their drug.
40:25
SPEAKER_04: It's sugar is absolutely a drug.
40:26
SPEAKER_04: Oh, yeah, absolutely.
40:27
SPEAKER_04: Shit, when you cut sugar out of your system and you go back to your shit your brains out.
40:31
SPEAKER_06: For real, man.
40:31
SPEAKER_06: That shit is powerful.
40:33
SPEAKER_06: Um, KOCO, can you tell us about Forever 21 and what fuck should they do?
40:39
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, so um um women who ordered um like plus size clothing in their um packages, they also got like diet bars, like at Atkins bars or whatever.
40:52
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, you should see Ace's face as a John Dream right there.
40:57
SPEAKER_03: Yeah, that face would have been epic for this.
40:59
SPEAKER_02: So, like a lot of them took to social media and were like, what the fuck?
41:03
SPEAKER_04: No, see, that's the wrong way.
41:05
SPEAKER_04: It's corporate.
41:06
SPEAKER_02: I know it's like it's one thing to even find it.
41:09
SPEAKER_02: It's like one thing to find plus size clothing, but then you're also putting these.
41:13
SPEAKER_03: Oh my god, give them a coupon off for something in a smaller size as an incentive.
41:17
SPEAKER_03: Don't put a fucking bar in there.
41:19
SPEAKER_02: Damn, I know Lincoln's bar.
41:20
SPEAKER_02: So it's like, would you be offended if that was you?
41:22
SPEAKER_02: Or like do you think like I get it, it's how they market things?
41:26
SPEAKER_02: You know?
41:26
SPEAKER_04: That's poor marketing.
41:27
SPEAKER_04: Listen, as a corporation, like I said, they should not have done that.
41:31
SPEAKER_04: But I do see what they're where they're coming from.
41:33
SPEAKER_04: So if they're coming from a compassionate place, I get it, I like it.
41:37
SPEAKER_04: But if it was just like malice, like, yo, you need to lose fucking weight.
41:40
SPEAKER_04: I think they're trying to save money.
41:42
SPEAKER_04: I'm not trying, yeah, I'm not trying to give you all of this fabric for the same fucking price.
41:46
SPEAKER_06: Like, come on.
41:46
SPEAKER_06: Extra large cost me fucking 35 cents more to make.
41:50
SPEAKER_06: I bitch need to tighten up.
41:51
SPEAKER_06: And you want 30% off?
41:52
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, come on.
41:53
SPEAKER_06: And then you're gonna send it back as a dope fit?
41:55
SPEAKER_06: What the fuck?
41:56
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, um, that's fucked up.
41:58
SPEAKER_06: Uh these corporations just keep doing outlandish shit.
42:01
SPEAKER_06: And like, I don't know what it is.
42:03
SPEAKER_06: The internet has made everybody go crazy because you had the coolest monkey in the jungle thing, you had the the noose, you had like, I don't understand.
42:13
SPEAKER_06: Like, are they just super tone-deaf or are they just purposely doing this for the cliques?
42:17
SPEAKER_06: Because a part of me feels like these companies are just like, oh, you you you can get away with uh calling black people monkeys.
42:24
SPEAKER_06: Well, we're gonna call women fat.
42:26
SPEAKER_06: And they're just laughing in the back, like, yo, who's gonna offend people more?
42:30
SPEAKER_06: And all the result is is we're sitting here talking about Forever 21.
42:33
SPEAKER_06: When was the last time we spoke about Forever 21?
42:36
SPEAKER_06: This is literally probably what they want.
42:38
SPEAKER_02: I love Forever 21.
42:39
SPEAKER_04: So yes, yes, she does.
42:41
SPEAKER_02: Not more than not more than ASOS, though.
42:43
SPEAKER_02: Forever 21 was definitely my go-to in college, but now it's like I get I get a Q like a couple Q corporations.
42:50
SPEAKER_04: She fucks with them.
42:51
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
42:52
SPEAKER_04: That's the thing about these big corporations, though.
42:54
SPEAKER_04: It's so many people.
42:55
SPEAKER_04: You're gonna you're bound to have somebody fuck up at something important.
42:59
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, but that's big, man.
43:00
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, but so is their company.
43:02
SPEAKER_04: It's like, no, but in the case, you know what I mean?
43:03
SPEAKER_02: Like, that's what I think about all the time.
43:06
SPEAKER_02: I'm like, yo, who's your PR rep?
43:08
SPEAKER_02: Like, who's working there?
43:09
SPEAKER_02: Who does this?
43:09
SPEAKER_02: Like, who can't put like two and two together?
43:13
SPEAKER_04: Because you don't want to expand too much.
43:15
SPEAKER_06: Nah, I definitely understand, but it's like there's no like checks and balances.
43:19
SPEAKER_06: Like, before we push this out.
43:21
SPEAKER_02: Like, no, just to speak on it a little bit, it I thought the same thing with Kim when she came out with her kimono line.
43:27
SPEAKER_02: I'm like, yo, who the like their whole family's already like people are already on their asses for like their when whenever they get cornrows, all that shit.
43:35
SPEAKER_02: Like, so it's like yo, this is an act, this is an actual garment that exists.
43:40
SPEAKER_06: What is this?
43:40
SPEAKER_02: All right, so she has this new like shapewear line, so it's basically like yeah, uh-huh, exactly.
43:46
SPEAKER_02: Uh huh.
43:47
SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
43:48
SPEAKER_03: You get the Dominican spot.
43:50
SPEAKER_02: Exactly.
43:50
SPEAKER_02: It's a fucking faha, but she comes out with it and it's named kimono.
43:54
SPEAKER_02: And then everybody's like, um, what are you doing?
43:57
SPEAKER_02: Like, this is already exactly.
44:00
SPEAKER_06: Like a very traditional Japanese.
44:02
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, and the mayor of freaking it wasn't until the mayor of um right.
44:06
SPEAKER_02: It was a mayor uh of a city in Japan.
44:09
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, it was a mayor of a city in Japan.
44:11
SPEAKER_02: Like he wrote a letter specifically asking her to like stop.
44:15
SPEAKER_02: Like because this means exactly.
44:18
SPEAKER_06: Kimono is not a do-rag.
44:19
SPEAKER_06: A kimono is like something that's it means and it means something.
44:23
SPEAKER_06: That's a part of their culture.
44:24
SPEAKER_06: It's not a nickname of something, yes.
44:27
SPEAKER_06: Like, you know, like it's just so tone, but this is my thing.
44:30
SPEAKER_06: There's no way that everybody is so tone-deaf.
44:33
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
44:33
SPEAKER_04: That's what I said about being rich and famous in America.
44:36
SPEAKER_04: You have so much power, you you don't need to.
44:38
SPEAKER_04: Like Chris didn't say anything.
44:40
SPEAKER_06: Like Chris's representatives.
44:43
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, the company literally like.
44:45
SPEAKER_04: So to answer your question, no, there's no checks and balances anymore.
44:48
SPEAKER_04: No, no.
44:48
SPEAKER_06: You don't got one Japanese friend.
44:50
SPEAKER_06: Come on.
44:50
SPEAKER_06: It just don't make no sense.
44:52
SPEAKER_06: It really does not make any sense.
44:53
SPEAKER_06: Like, Kevin has a lot of people.
44:54
SPEAKER_02: Just because your name is in it, like a part of your name.
45:02
SPEAKER_04: So it's all the market is tragic.
45:03
SPEAKER_06: Did she end up changing the name?
45:05
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, yeah.
45:05
SPEAKER_02: So she took it the Instagram.
45:07
SPEAKER_04: She got the money from the publicity.
45:08
SPEAKER_02: The Instagram is no longer active, so she's currently working on a name.
45:13
SPEAKER_04: But why does Kim need a fa?
45:15
SPEAKER_02: She does it for her, like I don't.
45:17
SPEAKER_04: Because the surgery doesn't last forever, bro.
45:20
SPEAKER_04: Yes.
45:20
SPEAKER_02: But it's like when she gets into like those tight dresses, it just keeps everything nice and no, she just knows how to just market well.
45:27
SPEAKER_02: And there's women, it's mostly exactly there's women who have access to stomachs.
45:30
SPEAKER_02: Like, I don't think she needs a fire.
45:32
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, I don't personally think she needs to be.
45:34
SPEAKER_06: But there are women who may need one.
45:36
SPEAKER_02: Like you see that, like there's women who need one, and then as soon as they take it off, like they're still.
45:39
SPEAKER_02: Especially women who lose weight.
45:40
SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
45:41
SPEAKER_02: I have no problem with the Faha.
45:42
SPEAKER_06: I have no problem with the big girls.
45:43
SPEAKER_06: I don't want these women getting upset that I, you know, exactly.
45:47
SPEAKER_04: Be a little more comfortable, but that does not mean show more.
45:50
SPEAKER_04: Just be comfortable.
45:51
SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
45:52
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, I like I like Faha.
45:53
SPEAKER_02: Well, show more if you want to.
45:54
SPEAKER_02: They got hot too because there was another woman who was like who um was made fun of because she had like her stomach out.
45:59
SPEAKER_02: Like, mind you, it was a big, it was a big stomach.
46:02
SPEAKER_02: But um her stomach was out and people were making fun of her.
46:04
SPEAKER_02: It's like she gets hot too.
46:06
SPEAKER_04: So it's like I never have my stomach out when I'm hot.
46:09
SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
46:09
SPEAKER_02: And I'm a man.
46:10
SPEAKER_04: I gotta be weeded.
46:11
SPEAKER_02: What are you talking about?
46:12
SPEAKER_02: In the house, you don't have your shirt on.
46:13
SPEAKER_04: Like I said, I do not have my stomach out.
46:17
SPEAKER_06: But you're a man.
46:18
SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
46:18
SPEAKER_06: So what?
46:19
SPEAKER_06: They don't sell anything for us to have.
46:20
SPEAKER_04: You're allowed to have your nipples out, man or woman in New York City.
46:23
SPEAKER_06: But what do they sell to us that has our nipples revealed ever or our stomachs revealed ever?
46:26
SPEAKER_04: It doesn't change the fact that even though we're allowed to have our nipples out, you don't just see us commonly walking around like that.
46:33
SPEAKER_04: But our stomach trust me, if there was Especially if your stomach sticks out a good six to eight inches.
46:38
SPEAKER_06: Gucci made shirts and dudes that let your nipples be shown, a lot of dudes be walking around with their nipples out.
46:45
SPEAKER_06: I think fashion really dictates how we like.
46:47
SPEAKER_06: Like look at a wife beater.
46:49
SPEAKER_04: I mean That's like part of every guy's like fashion goes along with the trends, so yes, they they are hand-in-go hand-in-hand.
46:55
SPEAKER_06: Women, a lot of women's clothing ended the belly.
46:58
SPEAKER_04: And I'm sorry, man, like where uh Kyocho for a long time didn't have a shirt that met her her bottom.
47:04
SPEAKER_04: Exactly.
47:04
SPEAKER_06: That was that was a short.
47:06
SPEAKER_02: So I think being from uh you just saw a little sliver of skin.
47:12
SPEAKER_06: Hey, the belly was out for the belly.
47:14
SPEAKER_06: The belly was definitely out so here.
47:15
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, being from West Indian culture, and then when you go to all like, you know, um carnival and juvenile and stuff like that, you see all body type shapes in and masks, so yeah, I it doesn't really bother me to see women who are like bigger dressed like that.
47:30
SPEAKER_06: I'm just talking shit.
47:31
SPEAKER_04: I I'm just talking shit.
47:32
SPEAKER_04: We are all allowed to do whatever the fuck it is we want to do as long as we're not hurting anyone else.
47:38
SPEAKER_04: And stop being so goddamn sensitive, everybody.
47:41
SPEAKER_04: Oh no, that's over for that.
47:42
SPEAKER_04: But I know it's like like I used to I was brought up pretty strict, so there's a lot of things that you know that you're you were reprimanded for as a kid, like certain table etiquette and like just things that you're supposed to do properly.
47:55
SPEAKER_04: Like when you sneeze, you cover your hand, cover your mouth, and all that.
47:59
SPEAKER_04: So America.
48:00
SPEAKER_04: No, we don't do that.
48:01
SPEAKER_04: But what I'm saying is people are so sensitive nowadays, it's like we'll completely stop talking to somebody because they they do things like that.
48:09
SPEAKER_04: Like we go a little too far with that.
48:12
SPEAKER_04: And you just gotta let people live.
48:14
SPEAKER_04: Understanding that's a good thing.
48:14
SPEAKER_02: No, basically it's just like it's just like there's so much crap.
48:20
SPEAKER_02: Okay.
48:20
SPEAKER_02: There's so much crap going on, like you can spend a little less time worrying about those small, inconsequential things, and you know, focus on the bigger things in life.
48:31
SPEAKER_06: Like what?
48:32
SPEAKER_06: What's the bigger thing?
48:33
SPEAKER_02: Whatever is going on, whatever is going on in your life.
48:36
SPEAKER_02: You get what I'm saying?
48:37
SPEAKER_02: Like you're over there commenting about things, people that don't affect your life, people that you don't know.
48:42
SPEAKER_02: So it's like, why are you spending all this energy doing this?
48:44
SPEAKER_06: I don't know, though.
48:46
SPEAKER_06: It's hurting you.
48:47
SPEAKER_06: Nah, but humans just always gravitate towards negativity.
48:50
SPEAKER_06: You can be going through your comments, you see all your family members, your friends tell you, oh, you look good.
48:54
SPEAKER_06: You look good.
48:54
SPEAKER_06: It's that one person that's like, oh, you look fat.
48:56
SPEAKER_06: And then that's America that we're used to because everybody's heard about something.
49:01
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, it is, man.
49:03
SPEAKER_04: I think that's a human.
49:04
SPEAKER_04: I mean, negativity is a strong emotion.
49:06
SPEAKER_04: Like it's sad.
49:08
SPEAKER_04: Everyone is sad, and there's less people sad than they are happy.
49:11
SPEAKER_04: So you can kind of change your perspective a bit.
49:14
SPEAKER_04: Like if we all change our perspective a bit, we'll see a less, we will see a lot less negative in things that are bad.
49:21
SPEAKER_04: You see the positive, you see the silver lining in a bad situation as well.
49:24
SPEAKER_02: The issue is like we all have like negative thoughts, but it's like you don't have to put that, you know, you don't have to put pencil paper over there and like actually write all that stuff down.
49:33
SPEAKER_04: And quantify it and say, oh, if this happens, then this happens, then this happens, this happened.
49:37
SPEAKER_06: There's no way to live.
49:38
SPEAKER_06: I think it's the whole laugh or cry debate.
49:40
SPEAKER_06: It's like, you know, you either choose one of the two.
49:42
SPEAKER_06: I always choose to just laugh.
49:45
SPEAKER_04: So again, you like you said, you choose.
49:47
SPEAKER_04: People choose to be mad.
49:48
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, yeah.
49:49
SPEAKER_02: And that's like what a lot of comedians say, like, the people they make you laugh, but they're probably like the most oppressed people in the world.
49:55
SPEAKER_06: Dark as hell, they have really sad lives and shit like that.
49:57
SPEAKER_04: All the comedians say that that shit comes that comedic genius, that inner comedy comes from pain.
50:05
SPEAKER_04: It comes from trauma.
50:06
SPEAKER_04: Just like most artists would tell you in in other fields.
50:09
SPEAKER_04: Oh, okay.
50:09
SPEAKER_04: It comes from trauma that you it's a it's all a mindset.
50:12
SPEAKER_04: Like they're able to be that great at something because they're trying to hide from something else, or they just have to take their mind off of something else.
50:19
SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
50:20
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, I definitely understand that.
50:21
SPEAKER_04: And that's the only way you can see such dark shit and make it hilarious.
50:26
SPEAKER_06: Um, um, let's uh switch to some lighter shit.
50:28
SPEAKER_06: Oh, you know we're well Kyoto's talk telling us about uh Six Flags.
50:33
SPEAKER_06: Six Flags?
50:35
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, so there was um a ride called Firebird, it was in Maryland, but they got stuck on it.
50:41
SPEAKER_02: Riders got stuck on it for two hours.
50:43
SPEAKER_02: Two hours.
50:44
SPEAKER_02: So um sounds about right.
50:46
SPEAKER_02: I wanna ask has a ride ever malfunctioned while you were on it?
50:50
SPEAKER_02: Like even if it was like anything.
50:57
SPEAKER_06: So how do you get the prior history of functionality?
51:00
SPEAKER_02: Like I need I need the history report of this ride.
51:04
SPEAKER_04: I want the whole transition.
51:05
SPEAKER_04: When's the last time Nitro broke down?
51:07
SPEAKER_04: I don't know.
51:07
SPEAKER_04: Never.
51:08
SPEAKER_04: That shit never break down.
51:09
SPEAKER_04: Every time I went to Six Flag, King the Car has been broken.
51:13
SPEAKER_04: Oh, so you never been on the King the Car.
51:14
SPEAKER_04: I've never been able to, so I've been there four times to go since it's been like when it first went out, I went twice that year.
51:20
SPEAKER_04: It was broken.
51:22
SPEAKER_04: Out of service.
51:23
SPEAKER_04: And I hear people talking about, yeah, yeah, they went on a test run and they kept losing dummies, so they put it out of uh they put it out of order for the day.
51:30
SPEAKER_06: That was the last roller coaster I ever rode, was King the Car.
51:32
SPEAKER_06: That shit was amazing.
51:33
SPEAKER_04: I I believe it was.
51:34
SPEAKER_04: I wanted to do that fucking zero to sixty.
51:36
SPEAKER_04: That shit was oh, still haven't.
51:38
SPEAKER_04: But every time I've gone through the city.
51:39
SPEAKER_04: It's the wildest freaking thing.
51:41
SPEAKER_02: Because it was it's people, it's funny because you see that roller coaster and you think, oh, it's the drop.
51:47
SPEAKER_02: It's not.
51:48
SPEAKER_02: If the drop is like, oh my god, I'm about to drop because that freaking slingshot.
51:53
SPEAKER_02: You wouldn't even know.
51:54
SPEAKER_02: What are you taking 300 miles?
51:55
SPEAKER_02: You know, the thing is I have to take take off all your earrings.
51:58
SPEAKER_02: Like girls, if you have earrings that like poke, you know, like take those out and like just you know, take all of them out, to be honest.
52:05
SPEAKER_02: Like, I have like rings on here, but like they're looped, so then they're fine, but like my earrings.
52:11
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, because I like I basically try not to have my head like banging.
52:15
SPEAKER_04: Oh fuck.
52:16
SPEAKER_02: But that was the only that was the only thing that mostly like bothered me about the roller coaster.
52:20
SPEAKER_02: But other than that, like that shit is a crazy experience.
52:23
SPEAKER_04: Worse than riding with me?
52:24
SPEAKER_04: Damn.
52:25
SPEAKER_02: You're going 300 and something miles.
52:29
SPEAKER_02: It's like you're you're on it and then you hear like you're you're going backward.
52:33
SPEAKER_02: It's a slingshot, so you gotta like it's inching back.
52:35
SPEAKER_06: You're like, this ain't the G Force and that shit.
52:39
SPEAKER_06: Oh my god.
52:39
SPEAKER_06: You have to go.
52:40
SPEAKER_06: You have funny and it does.
52:42
SPEAKER_06: What does Nitro do?
52:44
SPEAKER_02: It's fun.
52:45
SPEAKER_04: It's to be honest, I've gotten used to like one, the nitro, and what's the other one?
52:48
SPEAKER_02: I've gotten used to nitro because the drop is really fun, and it's like a pretty long roller coaster when you think about it.
52:54
SPEAKER_02: The other roller coasters are kind of short.
53:00
SPEAKER_06: More than two summers.
53:01
SPEAKER_06: At least the scariest moment I ever had with any mechanical thing, it wasn't a roller coaster, it was an elevator.
53:07
SPEAKER_06: Oh and um this is uh shout out, Zap.
53:10
SPEAKER_06: We were uh in we were in Atlantic City, and we just came back out from a night of drinking, going back to our hotel.
53:16
SPEAKER_06: We were young kids at the time, maybe like 21 on the nose.
53:20
SPEAKER_06: So we just started drinking.
53:21
SPEAKER_06: Well, I've been drinking since like 16, I'm West India.
53:24
SPEAKER_06: So he's an American black, so he just started drinking, and we get back to the hotel.
53:29
SPEAKER_06: This guy throws up in the elevator.
53:32
SPEAKER_06: Mind you, we're on like the 20-something floor.
53:34
SPEAKER_06: So we're going up in the elevator, he throws up on the panel, right?
53:37
SPEAKER_06: We're not thinking anything of it.
53:39
SPEAKER_06: Before it gets to our floor, it literally gets to our floor, the shit turns all black, the the elevator dips a little, and all I'm thinking is, yo, I'm deadass about to die in the elevator because this nigga fucked up.
53:55
SPEAKER_06: That shit was one of the scariest moments.
53:57
SPEAKER_06: So this opened, right?
53:59
SPEAKER_06: And it was on our floor, but it was like a little lower.
54:02
SPEAKER_06: So I'm like, yo, this is like a thousand ways to die, type shit.
54:05
SPEAKER_06: I'm about to like try to get off this thing, and it's just gonna and it's gonna decapitate one of us.
54:09
SPEAKER_06: But we all run out anyways, and Zap is still in there.
54:12
SPEAKER_06: So I have to put my hand in there, grab him out, and we go to our hotel room.
54:17
SPEAKER_06: The next day, they call.
54:19
SPEAKER_06: The front desk calls, hey, you guys want to check out a promotion we have downstairs?
54:23
SPEAKER_06: Come downstairs, check it out.
54:24
SPEAKER_06: We got a promotion going on.
54:25
SPEAKER_06: I'm telling my boys, like, nah, they trying to get us.
54:28
SPEAKER_06: They know what we did, and they're trying to get us out of the hotel room.
54:30
SPEAKER_06: So nah, we don't want the promotion.
54:32
SPEAKER_06: It's good, it's good.
54:33
SPEAKER_06: We're chilling, we chillin', get another call.
54:35
SPEAKER_06: Alright, guys, we we know what you guys do with the elevator.
54:38
SPEAKER_06: Come come downstairs and holler at us.
54:40
SPEAKER_05: So long story.
54:41
SPEAKER_06: And G was like, no, I've seen this one play out before.
54:43
SPEAKER_06: Like, nope, nope.
54:44
SPEAKER_06: Long story short, they basically hit us with the we try to do deny, deny, deny.
54:48
SPEAKER_06: Like, hey, I don't know what y'all talking about.
54:49
SPEAKER_06: But they're like, oh, we got the video.
54:50
SPEAKER_06: We know exactly who's that guy right there.
54:52
SPEAKER_06: Like they knew exactly who threw up and everything.
54:55
SPEAKER_06: And they basically hit us with what was it, like five grand we had to pay off.
54:59
SPEAKER_06: Oh, you fucking shit.
55:01
SPEAKER_06: They have insurance for shit like that.
55:04
SPEAKER_06: So they try to get us.
55:05
SPEAKER_06: Zap was paying it for like a couple of years, and then he realized, I'm a grown-ass man.
55:08
SPEAKER_06: These niggas got insurance.
55:09
SPEAKER_06: Fuck that.
55:09
SPEAKER_06: He stopped paying them.
55:10
SPEAKER_06: And everything worked out.
55:11
SPEAKER_04: That's why.
55:12
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, that's probably the scariest like mechanical moment I've ever had in my life.
55:16
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, I got stuck on an elevator too.
55:19
SPEAKER_02: In college, it was um like one of the apartments.
55:21
SPEAKER_02: So my friend had an apartment there, and it's a tiny, tiny ass.
55:26
SPEAKER_02: It's those elevators that you see like in those old like in those older buildings, because like they have like that cage.
55:32
SPEAKER_02: They have exactly they have like that metal door, they have like that metal door that um that you have to shut first and then the doors close, but it's like a two by two elevator, and I got stuck in there with my friend.
55:42
SPEAKER_04: It's like the shit in the Twilight Zone, the original.
55:44
SPEAKER_06: Oh, like a project like a project elevator.
55:46
SPEAKER_04: No.
55:47
SPEAKER_04: Like in the back of a movie theater elevator.
55:49
SPEAKER_04: Also, it opens both sides?
55:52
SPEAKER_04: So you know like the old school uh like hotel videos where you would have the uh elevator attendant and he'll close across that gate.
56:00
SPEAKER_04: Exactly.
56:00
SPEAKER_04: You have that door.
56:01
SPEAKER_04: You have that door, yeah.
56:02
SPEAKER_04: Damn, that's pretty.
56:03
SPEAKER_04: It was a rickety situation to begin with.
56:06
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, it was a tiny elevator at that.
56:08
SPEAKER_02: But no, I haven't had I've never had a I haven't had a scary event like that.
56:11
SPEAKER_02: Like, I think there was we were delayed once.
56:14
SPEAKER_02: Like I think we were on the roller coaster and then we were delayed because something else was happening.
56:19
SPEAKER_02: They were they had to do another test run or something.
56:21
SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
56:21
SPEAKER_02: But after that, we went and it was fine.
56:24
SPEAKER_06: So KO, so you had a second part of your question?
56:26
SPEAKER_06: Water parks.
56:27
SPEAKER_06: Oh, like it.
56:28
SPEAKER_02: Oh, so I was like, I was asking, like, do you pr in the summer do you guys prefer like water parks or amusement parks?
56:33
SPEAKER_06: Alright, so I've been like a spec kid my whole life.
56:36
SPEAKER_06: So water parks was never like my thing.
56:39
SPEAKER_06: Um, but um I definitely prefer amusement parks because some like a lot of people in water just don't they don't mesh well with me.
56:48
SPEAKER_06: Like it's like a pool of you know, feces.
56:51
SPEAKER_06: We're going back into the feces conversation.
56:53
SPEAKER_06: I saw this coming.
56:56
SPEAKER_06: There's just too many people.
56:57
SPEAKER_04: Yo, I'm not gonna lie, Jones Beach.
56:58
SPEAKER_04: Anytime like water gets in my mouth or past my mouth, it hits the throat.
57:02
SPEAKER_04: He's like, I'm gonna throw up.
57:03
SPEAKER_04: I'm gonna throw up.
57:03
SPEAKER_04: I just got everybody in my mouth all at once.
57:05
SPEAKER_06: Like, uh, I gotta get out.
57:08
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, just don't.
57:09
SPEAKER_06: It's just some this human beings in water just don't mesh well.
57:13
SPEAKER_04: I mean, we are nasty, we are nasty organisms to begin with.
57:16
SPEAKER_02: Well, we're ruining this whole planet.
57:18
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, remove the shitting part.
57:19
SPEAKER_06: You got people spitting in the water.
57:21
SPEAKER_06: No, there's no removing the shitting part.
57:26
SPEAKER_04: Sweat.
57:26
SPEAKER_04: Some people don't shower.
57:27
SPEAKER_04: You know, there's like a sweet.
57:28
SPEAKER_04: You know, there's people who literally scratch their asshole with their finger and just like continue with their day.
57:32
SPEAKER_06: No disrespect to white folk, but uh, white people like they use the pool as like their shower.
57:37
SPEAKER_06: Like, today, like, kids are all going to like I saw this debate on Twitter, and it was like a white person was like arguing with a black person, like, first of all, you gotta shower before you go to the pool, and black people are like, yeah, they're like, nah, like we shower at the pool, like that's our shower for the day.
57:49
SPEAKER_06: I'm just like, no, no, no, no.
57:52
SPEAKER_04: So you see, this is the difference of lifestyle.
57:53
SPEAKER_04: This is why they their argument, I think, is uh is able to continue without anybody seeing what's really going on.
57:59
SPEAKER_04: See, white people who have a pool have a shower at the pool.
58:03
SPEAKER_04: So they shower at the pool.
58:04
SPEAKER_04: I don't think necessarily they shower in the pool.
58:06
SPEAKER_04: Because who showers in chlorine?
58:08
SPEAKER_04: Like who everyone's gonna break out.
58:10
SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
58:11
SPEAKER_04: Like chlorine just shouldn't be in your crevices.
58:13
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, that's disgusting.
58:14
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, so I think that's the only reason that conversation is going so long.
58:17
SPEAKER_06: I'm gonna go with roller coasters.
58:19
SPEAKER_06: I I think those are better.
58:20
SPEAKER_06: Theme parks are a lot better, the cooler the food is better.
58:22
SPEAKER_02: It's just they I love roller coasters.
58:25
SPEAKER_02: The issue is it depends on the day.
58:26
SPEAKER_02: Like when it's up, when it's above 90 or high 80s, it's like nah, go out.
58:30
SPEAKER_02: Yo, because we went a couple weeks ago and yo, we were frying in there.
58:35
SPEAKER_02: It was so hot, but now they have like little showers in Six Flags.
58:38
SPEAKER_02: They have like these little showers that you can.
58:39
SPEAKER_06: Sure, they do.
58:40
SPEAKER_06: You could cool yourself off.
58:42
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, I haven't been to Six Flags in a long time.
58:43
SPEAKER_06: We should do it.
58:44
SPEAKER_02: It was fun.
58:44
SPEAKER_02: We were we were gonna go on King the Cobble, but we got tired, we got tired.
58:48
SPEAKER_02: We got tired.
58:48
SPEAKER_06: You gotta come to Vegas, man.
58:49
SPEAKER_04: Take this old man to Vegas, please.
58:51
SPEAKER_04: Are you a gambling guy?
58:52
SPEAKER_04: Nah, but when in Rome.
58:54
SPEAKER_06: Okay, yeah.
58:55
SPEAKER_06: Hit you on the blackjack table.
58:57
SPEAKER_06: Yo, yeah, yeah, yeah.
58:58
SPEAKER_04: I get down on blackjack.
58:59
SPEAKER_04: Blackjack pop my cherry.
59:00
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, we're actually gonna try to.
59:01
SPEAKER_06: No, I want to talk off air because we're planning like a whole uh thing to destroy our air.
59:07
SPEAKER_06: I know you've seen those movies, but we gotta do it in real life.
59:09
SPEAKER_06: We all gotta walk in like we don't know each other.
59:12
SPEAKER_06: How do you do so?
59:12
SPEAKER_06: We're gonna sit on the same table.
59:14
SPEAKER_06: Yes, gotcha.
59:15
SPEAKER_06: We all see you leave from the same fucking room, assholes.
59:19
SPEAKER_06: Nah, you can just go to a casino across town.
59:22
SPEAKER_06: Alright.
59:23
SPEAKER_06: I like the plan.
59:24
SPEAKER_06: Speaking of fucked up things in the world, KOcho, tell us about Facebook.
59:29
SPEAKER_02: Oh yeah, so Facebook um was hit with a five billion dollar fine.
59:36
SPEAKER_06: Trump changed.
59:36
SPEAKER_02: Which is no, exactly.
59:37
SPEAKER_02: Like, how much did they make last year?
59:38
SPEAKER_02: Was like 10% of their.
59:46
SPEAKER_04: Ads, just like we were talking about, you get money for holding our attention.
59:51
SPEAKER_04: Anything that holds our attention, which is ads, which exactly, people viewership.
59:55
SPEAKER_02: Exactly.
59:56
SPEAKER_04: Click, anything you're viewing, anything that deems attention, it's money.
1:00:00
SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
1:00:01
SPEAKER_06: So specifically.
1:00:03
SPEAKER_02: It's ads.
1:00:04
SPEAKER_04: So that's how they're whatever couple of mill that they had to pay is like just a party.
1:00:08
SPEAKER_02: Like during one of these like deposition meetings, like Mark Zuckerberg, um, one of the um, one of the one of the government officials asked him that same question and he was just like, ads?
1:00:21
SPEAKER_02: Like he's like, How do you you didn't know about this?
1:00:23
SPEAKER_04: Like he's like, How do you admit?
1:00:28
SPEAKER_04: He was like, Well, we just get money.
1:00:31
SPEAKER_02: No, it's not, it's no, it's not paying the employees.
1:00:33
SPEAKER_02: How do you make money off of something the people don't pay for?
1:00:36
SPEAKER_02: Like the users don't pay for it.
1:00:37
SPEAKER_02: Okay, okay.
1:00:38
SPEAKER_02: Because they have employees, they have headquarters and that was the that was the joke, because he's like, ads.
1:00:44
SPEAKER_06: And selling our data.
1:00:48
SPEAKER_06: Conspiracy.
1:00:49
SPEAKER_06: Everything's gotta be a good thing.
1:00:50
SPEAKER_02: So yeah, they gotta find, but I'm like, I feel like that should go to the people that were affecting them.
1:00:54
SPEAKER_02: Like, why, like, you know how like you have class action suits and stuff like that, and then they got the money.
1:00:58
SPEAKER_06: Who's the five billion dollars?
1:00:59
SPEAKER_02: The government.
1:01:00
SPEAKER_02: Huh?
1:01:01
SPEAKER_04: We would get money if we paid for Facebook.
1:01:03
SPEAKER_04: We don't pay for Facebook.
1:01:05
SPEAKER_02: No, but then that's your data.
1:01:06
SPEAKER_04: That's why they don't owe us anything to give back.
1:01:08
SPEAKER_02: But that's it's a privacy breach.
1:01:10
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, if it's privacy, that means it's data.
1:01:12
SPEAKER_06: Data that they get from us.
1:01:13
SPEAKER_06: They're not getting the data from the government, so why are they paying the government?
1:01:16
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, exactly.
1:01:16
SPEAKER_04: But the data is what I'm saying, the people affect books, they make money for.
1:01:19
SPEAKER_04: They make more money on the books for the ads.
1:01:22
SPEAKER_06: Okay.
1:01:22
SPEAKER_06: Yes, but then their payout is for the data.
1:01:25
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
1:01:27
SPEAKER_06: Okay, exactly.
1:01:28
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, they're supposed to protect your happening.
1:01:31
SPEAKER_06: They're supposed to protect them legally.
1:01:33
SPEAKER_05: Yeah.
1:01:34
SPEAKER_06: Not they when you go to the terms and conditions.
1:01:36
SPEAKER_06: It's a it's illegal on them selling your data.
1:01:39
SPEAKER_06: So it's legal.
1:01:40
SPEAKER_06: They're just not telling you directly.
1:01:42
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, we talked about this last episode.
1:01:44
SPEAKER_06: So all the shits we click on.
1:01:47
SPEAKER_04: That's why my face isn't on there no more.
1:01:48
SPEAKER_04: Because I'm like, I think one of the I think your face isn't on Facebook.
1:01:51
SPEAKER_04: My name is John Wick on Facebook and it's John Wick.
1:01:53
SPEAKER_04: And it goes to a burner phone.
1:01:55
SPEAKER_04: That's that's my cell phone number.
1:01:57
SPEAKER_06: On Facebook, you have to put a number now?
1:01:59
SPEAKER_04: Long time ago.
1:02:00
SPEAKER_04: I haven't used Facebook.
1:02:01
SPEAKER_02: I don't think you have to, but you can't.
1:02:03
SPEAKER_04: It makes it wants you to verify your account with the cell phone number.
1:02:06
SPEAKER_04: Really?
1:02:07
SPEAKER_02: Oh, well, true.
1:02:08
SPEAKER_02: If they want you guys, or email.
1:02:09
SPEAKER_02: Well, mostly an email.
1:02:11
SPEAKER_04: So I use an email that doesn't link to anything else for Facebook.
1:02:14
SPEAKER_04: I got a burner number, so that's also my Facebook number link, and then my shit is John Wick with a baby picture of me.
1:02:21
SPEAKER_06: So they still got you, man.
1:02:22
SPEAKER_04: Oh, I'm sure.
1:02:23
SPEAKER_04: I'm sure.
1:02:24
SPEAKER_04: I'm sure.
1:02:24
SPEAKER_04: But the lower ranking people, it's harder to find me.
1:02:27
SPEAKER_06: Oh, okay, okay.
1:02:28
SPEAKER_04: Feds got you when they want you.
1:02:30
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, so you know all the crimes you committed too, because your phone's been running and telling on your ass.
1:02:34
SPEAKER_02: Yo, I haven't like used Facebook since I was in high school.
1:02:36
SPEAKER_02: Like, I literally don't even go out there.
1:02:38
SPEAKER_04: But it's been using you.
1:02:39
SPEAKER_04: Nah, you do you have the app on your phone?
1:02:41
SPEAKER_04: Yep.
1:02:41
SPEAKER_04: Oh, it's listening.
1:02:43
SPEAKER_02: No.
1:02:43
SPEAKER_02: Yes, you do.
1:02:45
SPEAKER_04: She's the reason I have Facebook functioning and even on my phone.
1:02:48
SPEAKER_04: By the way.
1:02:53
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, made it work.
1:02:55
SPEAKER_04: Facebook.
1:02:56
SPEAKER_02: But no, no, I don't have the app on my phone because I'm like, I don't go on it.
1:02:58
SPEAKER_04: Google owns Google app.
1:03:00
SPEAKER_04: Does Google own Facebook or does Facebook?
1:03:01
SPEAKER_04: No.
1:03:01
SPEAKER_04: Facebook owns Instagram.
1:03:03
SPEAKER_04: Right.
1:03:05
SPEAKER_04: No, I think Facebook owns Instagram now.
1:03:09
SPEAKER_02: Let me see.
1:03:09
SPEAKER_02: Let me see if they sold it.
1:03:10
SPEAKER_04: I thought you said Google owns Instagram.
1:03:13
SPEAKER_06: I said Facebook owns Instagram, right?
1:03:15
SPEAKER_04: Yes, Facebook does own Instagram.
1:03:17
SPEAKER_06: Do you think Facebook and Instagram could charge like a dollar a month?
1:03:21
SPEAKER_04: Absolutely.
1:03:22
SPEAKER_04: It's coming.
1:03:23
SPEAKER_04: It's coming right now.
1:03:24
SPEAKER_04: But it's they're making so much money right now, they're fine.
1:03:28
SPEAKER_04: Like, say a major scandal or some big, large change changes to get paid out.
1:03:33
SPEAKER_02: They bought it in 2012.
1:03:34
SPEAKER_04: It's gonna change.
1:03:36
SPEAKER_04: So right now, like Craigslist used to be free.
1:03:38
SPEAKER_04: Post anything you want.
1:03:38
SPEAKER_04: You know, when you go through Craigslist.
1:03:43
SPEAKER_02: And WhatsApp.
1:03:45
SPEAKER_02: WhatsApp is what?
1:03:46
SPEAKER_02: Facebook owns WhatsApp since 2012.
1:03:47
SPEAKER_04: I thought you were saying you gotta pay WhatsApp now.
1:03:49
SPEAKER_04: I'm like, nah.
1:03:50
SPEAKER_02: So now they own both.
1:03:51
SPEAKER_02: Instagram and WhatsApp.
1:03:53
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, that's why they're all linked.
1:03:54
SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
1:03:54
SPEAKER_04: When you go and you look in your phone and you uh see a picture.
1:04:00
SPEAKER_06: I think that's what the world's going through.
1:04:02
SPEAKER_06: I don't want to say that.
1:04:03
SPEAKER_06: I don't think they need to charge because they're making so much money.
1:04:06
SPEAKER_06: What if they would though?
1:04:07
SPEAKER_06: Would you personally pay a dollar to use Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp?
1:04:10
SPEAKER_02: Not Facebook.
1:04:11
SPEAKER_02: Instagram, yes.
1:04:13
SPEAKER_06: So you get all three.
1:04:14
SPEAKER_02: Oh, well, yes.
1:04:15
SPEAKER_02: It's a new cable.
1:04:16
SPEAKER_02: I use Instagram the most.
1:04:17
SPEAKER_02: What we're doing right now is opening the only WhatsApp for my money.
1:04:22
SPEAKER_04: So they're listening.
1:04:22
SPEAKER_04: Would you pay two?
1:04:23
SPEAKER_04: And they're like, hold on, there's three people who just said that.
1:04:25
SPEAKER_02: Well, I already play for Apple Music.
1:04:27
SPEAKER_02: I'm the I'm the one that pays for Apple Music.
1:04:30
SPEAKER_02: Apple Music is how much?
1:04:31
SPEAKER_02: I have the family plan.
1:04:32
SPEAKER_02: So I think we have up to six.
1:04:34
SPEAKER_06: And it's how much is it?
1:04:35
SPEAKER_06: $8.99?
1:04:35
SPEAKER_02: It's$15?
1:04:36
SPEAKER_06: So$15 is like you.
1:04:38
SPEAKER_02: Plus all the bullshit they buy.
1:04:39
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, so you would have you would pay$15 to use Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp.
1:04:44
SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
1:04:45
SPEAKER_06: Damn, they got us, man.
1:04:47
SPEAKER_02: Because I use it's I use Instagram, especially now that I started like other Instagrams.
1:04:50
SPEAKER_06: Give it to you, give it to you, give it to you until you're in the video.
1:04:52
SPEAKER_06: At the end of the episode, don't forget to promote your other Instagrams to our 17 people.
1:04:56
SPEAKER_06: We'll get you 17 new followers.
1:04:58
SPEAKER_02: Oh, okay.
1:04:59
SPEAKER_02: I appreciate it.
1:04:59
SPEAKER_02: I appreciate it.
1:05:00
SPEAKER_06: Well, you know, this is your product too.
1:05:01
SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
1:05:02
SPEAKER_06: But they got us like that$15?
1:05:04
SPEAKER_06: Because Netflix's gone up to$15.99.
1:05:06
SPEAKER_06: I'm thinking about getting rid of that.
1:05:08
SPEAKER_06: Um log in on somebody else's shit.
1:05:10
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, I'm the guy.
1:05:12
SPEAKER_02: That's what I'm saying.
1:05:13
SPEAKER_02: That's my that's my mother in our household.
1:05:15
SPEAKER_02: I'm the guy.
1:05:15
SPEAKER_02: I'm the Apple Music one.
1:05:17
SPEAKER_04: Well, you just need to find a guy for a little while.
1:05:19
unknown: Yeah.
1:05:19
SPEAKER_04: Just fall back to everybody gets used to and for the hops on a different bandwagon.
1:05:25
SPEAKER_06: I think I'm gonna just pay for a VPN and do it the gangster way.
1:05:29
SPEAKER_04: So you like your shit like that.
1:05:31
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, I'm gonna do it like that.
1:05:32
SPEAKER_04: No, no, no.
1:05:33
SPEAKER_04: Don't get that.
1:05:34
SPEAKER_04: I don't pay monthly.
1:05:34
SPEAKER_04: Just get the hot one.
1:05:36
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, the hot one is how.
1:05:37
SPEAKER_02: But hopefully they won't, because they make so much money off of it.
1:05:39
SPEAKER_02: I don't think they need to do that.
1:05:41
SPEAKER_04: Not yet.
1:05:41
SPEAKER_04: They don't need to yet.
1:05:42
SPEAKER_06: Netflix is getting fucked up though.
1:05:43
SPEAKER_06: They're leaking money because they're this is how Netflix Too many freaking shows, yo.
1:05:49
SPEAKER_02: This is how Netflix works.
1:05:51
SPEAKER_06: So when it goes it's a public company, so me and you can go buy shares tomorrow if we wanted to.
1:05:56
SPEAKER_06: So to the shareholders, what they show is yo, one Billion people watch Stranger Things.
1:06:02
SPEAKER_06: But what they're not showing is how many millions, yeah, how many members watch Stranger Things.
1:06:07
SPEAKER_06: It could be literally six accounts that a billion people are using to watch Stranger Things.
1:06:12
SPEAKER_06: That's the problem with Netflix, is uh they didn't really account for 17.
1:06:17
SPEAKER_06: There's views versus accounts.
1:06:20
SPEAKER_04: I think they're smart with their strategy because it's the same thing as it's the same thing as the social media.
1:06:25
SPEAKER_04: Because who right now they are the uh the giants.
1:06:28
SPEAKER_04: No, bro.
1:06:28
SPEAKER_04: Who does it?
1:06:30
SPEAKER_02: The issue is that they don't have any ads.
1:06:32
SPEAKER_02: Excuse me.
1:06:32
SPEAKER_02: They don't have any ads.
1:06:34
SPEAKER_02: Hulu has ads.
1:06:35
SPEAKER_06: And Disney is about to come up.
1:06:37
SPEAKER_06: Are they bigger at the moment?
1:06:39
SPEAKER_06: I think they're at the same level.
1:06:40
SPEAKER_06: Okay, so this is what I said.
1:06:42
SPEAKER_06: Hulu has original content.
1:06:42
SPEAKER_06: And now Amazon 2.
1:06:44
SPEAKER_06: Amazon, once Disney comes out, it's they're dead.
1:06:47
SPEAKER_04: So just like you're saying, once they start charging for certain things, they're gonna be dead.
1:06:50
SPEAKER_04: But Netflix, right now, with having this much popularity, as you showed, they have like six million views, although they may have only six thousand members.
1:06:58
SPEAKER_04: The popularity, the the need, the just like I said, the attention is there.
1:07:03
SPEAKER_04: In your eyes, but no, they are.
1:07:06
SPEAKER_02: They are that's it, that's it, that's the issue.
1:07:08
SPEAKER_02: But they're exactly what they're doing is they're raising the the rates, but they're also making gonna make it harder for people to share their accounts.
1:07:17
SPEAKER_02: Like there are people.
1:07:17
SPEAKER_02: You can't use it on multiple devices.
1:07:19
SPEAKER_02: They do have stipulations where you can pay for multiple like users, more screens.
1:07:22
SPEAKER_02: Exactly, exactly.
1:07:23
SPEAKER_02: More screens.
1:07:24
SPEAKER_02: Because like HBO is super strict with that.
1:07:25
SPEAKER_02: Like, if more than one person is on it, they'll like it.
1:07:28
SPEAKER_02: Oh, absolutely.
1:07:28
SPEAKER_02: They don't play.
1:07:29
SPEAKER_04: I don't share my HBO password.
1:07:31
SPEAKER_04: HBO doesn't even work for this a solo uh owner member.
1:07:34
SPEAKER_04: Uh like shit sucks.
1:07:35
SPEAKER_04: It's always rebooting.
1:07:36
SPEAKER_04: I like HBO.
1:07:37
SPEAKER_04: No, I do when it plays.
1:07:39
SPEAKER_02: I think it's our Chromecast.
1:07:40
SPEAKER_02: We gotta get a new one.
1:07:41
SPEAKER_02: It's a couple years old.
1:07:42
SPEAKER_04: Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, yeah.
1:07:43
SPEAKER_04: Get an Apple TV.
1:07:44
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, yeah, sure.
1:07:45
SPEAKER_04: Send one over.
1:07:45
SPEAKER_06: I think I have actually.
1:07:46
SPEAKER_04: Alright, when you send that, I'm gonna send you your mistake.
1:07:48
SPEAKER_02: No, but that's uh that's the that's the truth.
1:07:50
SPEAKER_02: Like they're coming out with so much content, it's like, yo, chill, relax.
1:07:53
SPEAKER_02: We can't even we we are stumped because there's so much stuff to watch that we it's hard for us to even choose anything to watch.
1:08:00
SPEAKER_06: Now, this is the thing I think Netflix means.
1:08:02
SPEAKER_06: I think you're right.
1:08:02
SPEAKER_06: You see how Apple Music and well I don't use Apple Music because I'm black.
1:08:05
SPEAKER_06: Title is what I hate to say.
1:08:07
SPEAKER_06: So you see how title Apple Music have like um like curated mix uh mixes and like uh playlists.
1:08:13
SPEAKER_06: I think Netflix and Hulu need things like that.
1:08:15
SPEAKER_06: They need like a like a person that you know understands what you know we would like to watch.
1:08:21
SPEAKER_06: It's algorithms they have to do.
1:08:23
SPEAKER_06: I think they're watching things that you watch.
1:08:26
SPEAKER_06: Okay.
1:08:26
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, but sometimes you watch you would watch like something like the alien shit, and the KO show is like, I don't want to watch the alien shit, but then because you watched that one thing, now you have a billion alien shits in your feet.
1:08:37
SPEAKER_06: Because we're still using that same user account.
1:08:40
SPEAKER_06: We're still using that.
1:08:41
SPEAKER_06: One member per person.
1:08:43
SPEAKER_06: Not everybody's watching.
1:08:44
SPEAKER_06: I think there should be a curator.
1:08:45
SPEAKER_06: I think Netflix should hire me.
1:08:47
SPEAKER_06: No, I'm with that.
1:08:48
SPEAKER_06: I'm with that.
1:08:49
SPEAKER_06: Netflix should absolutely got it.
1:08:50
SPEAKER_06: You don't want to be like, look, all the black people that got Netflix, y'all should fuck with these shows.
1:08:54
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
1:08:54
SPEAKER_06: Like Netflix, y'all just watch the job.
1:08:56
SPEAKER_04: Just like when you go to different countries, they got like the DR Netflix, they got a European.
1:09:00
SPEAKER_02: I know, yo.
1:09:01
SPEAKER_02: I hate that like yo, DR Netflix was the movies and shows.
1:09:04
SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
1:09:06
SPEAKER_06: They have the boondocks, like the whole thing.
1:09:08
SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
1:09:08
SPEAKER_06: In America, like they cut out like mad episodes.
1:09:10
SPEAKER_06: I was like, damn.
1:09:11
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, because another company has licensing.
1:09:13
SPEAKER_06: You know what's crazy?
1:09:14
SPEAKER_06: In certain uh Caribbean countries, Brokeback Mountain's not on there.
1:09:17
SPEAKER_06: Of course not.
1:09:17
SPEAKER_06: Like a lot of that uh homo rock is not there.
1:09:21
SPEAKER_06: Television going on fire.
1:09:22
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, this is they blocked.
1:09:25
SPEAKER_06: Or the pussy show them a fucking house.
1:09:27
SPEAKER_06: All you just see is uh Booji Ponta's picture when all that when that shit comes up.
1:09:33
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, no, yeah, man.
1:09:34
SPEAKER_06: I think they it's funny.
1:09:36
SPEAKER_02: Oh my god, so the most hilarious thing happened.
1:09:38
SPEAKER_02: So I went out with my friends a couple weeks ago when my cousin was visiting.
1:09:43
SPEAKER_02: And yeah, no, but but you know, Chi Chi Ma was playing, and then I was like, you know, this is a song about burning gay people.
1:09:51
SPEAKER_02: They're gay, then they're gay guys.
1:09:53
SPEAKER_02: They say that's to the top of their lungs.
1:09:54
SPEAKER_02: I'm like, listen, I'm like, listen to the lyrics, and then they're like Chichi Magic.
1:09:59
SPEAKER_04: I don't even know why you're Mecca we button then.
1:10:02
SPEAKER_02: And but it's you know, because I only know this because Ariane told me it's told me I told my girl the same thing, man.
1:10:08
SPEAKER_06: Like, all this shit.
1:10:08
SPEAKER_04: Yo, they get they get busy on the floor and that shit come out, all these uh feminist shoopy things that they dancing to.
1:10:14
SPEAKER_04: Just all like no people don't talk about the death of your best friends.
1:10:19
SPEAKER_00: I'm like, yeah, you over here grinded and shit.
1:10:22
SPEAKER_06: Not talking about lighting you on fire.
1:10:25
SPEAKER_06: Like that shit is crazy, man.
1:10:26
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, that culture, that culture's brutal.
1:10:28
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, like you know most cultures outside of the US are brutal.
1:10:31
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, people gotta be like all these people that say they hate America, no.
1:10:34
SPEAKER_04: They have not been outside of America.
1:10:36
SPEAKER_04: That's the ones who say they hate America.
1:10:37
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, I love America.
1:10:38
SPEAKER_04: We're not great, but shit, where the fuck else will we be?
1:10:41
SPEAKER_04: Oh my god.
1:10:42
SPEAKER_04: Comfortably.
1:10:42
SPEAKER_04: Like, no.
1:10:44
SPEAKER_06: You go to Times Square and you see how easy like you can be walking hand in hand with your gay lover.
1:10:49
SPEAKER_06: That shit don't fly in these countries, man.
1:10:51
SPEAKER_06: Saudi Arabia, they literally like execute people.
1:10:53
SPEAKER_04: Shit, we were talking about ASAP Rocky in Sweden.
1:10:55
SPEAKER_04: You can't do that shit like that out there.
1:10:57
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, man, it's it's a lot different.
1:11:00
SPEAKER_04: It's crazy, man.
1:11:02
SPEAKER_04: I'm not even gonna bring that uh that topic up.
1:11:05
SPEAKER_02: Well, cause a lot of people fought for that here, you know.
1:11:09
SPEAKER_02: People went through a lot to get to you know to the point where we are with LGBTQ.
1:11:14
SPEAKER_06: So before we get about it here, I got I got two more topics.
1:11:17
SPEAKER_06: Um they don't really blend well with the other topics, that's why I saved them for last.
1:11:22
SPEAKER_06: Um Can you judge people by the company that they keep?
1:11:26
SPEAKER_04: That's good because it goes runs parallel with something I was gonna ask.
1:11:29
SPEAKER_06: Oh, perfect.
1:11:30
SPEAKER_04: Can you judge people by the company?
1:11:32
SPEAKER_04: Um go ahead.
1:11:35
SPEAKER_02: Like I would say to a certain degree, like there's some things, there's some people who are family where it's just like you're sort of connected in that way.
1:11:43
SPEAKER_02: Even though like there's people in my family who are a little bit racist and um you know, exactly, a little bit racist and a little bit homophobic.
1:11:52
SPEAKER_02: So it's like you can't really separate yourself too much, you just gotta, you know, acknowledge that.
1:11:57
SPEAKER_02: But then there's other people like that say they were friends, you know, for a really long time and they grew into to be, you know, and some people want to just put that in the back of their mind and not acknowledge that part of their character.
1:12:07
SPEAKER_02: So but I feel like to a certain extent, yes.
1:12:11
SPEAKER_02: Okay, you can.
1:12:15
SPEAKER_04: I was gonna ask, um what is when you said uh let me let me stick to the question.
1:12:21
SPEAKER_04: Let me qu stick to the question.
1:12:22
SPEAKER_04: I'm sorry.
1:12:23
SPEAKER_04: I was daydreaming, I'm not gonna lie.
1:12:25
SPEAKER_04: Um yes, you can, and it's hard to not judge a person by the character of the people that they well by the company if their character isn't strong or unique to themselves.
1:12:37
SPEAKER_04: So like if that person never even give you gives you a reason or uh an outlook insight to to them, it's kinda hard to base your judgment on anything else besides the people that they're around, or maybe the area that they're in.
1:12:50
SPEAKER_06: Okay, because like let me say, let's say you had a uh you you meet a guy, right?
1:12:55
SPEAKER_06: No homo.
1:12:57
SPEAKER_06: You meet a dude, like you Okay, because I was thinking of Black Mirrors and you're a hypothetical bonding over cars, he's like, yo man, dumb sex, I love you know I love the cars.
1:13:10
SPEAKER_06: And then he's just like you figure out that his like all of the the friends that he carries, like they they're dead-be dads.
1:13:17
SPEAKER_06: Like they don't they're not involved in their children's lives.
1:13:20
SPEAKER_06: He doesn't have any kids though.
1:13:22
SPEAKER_06: Like, would you look at him like bro, like you're not gonna take your friends to task with having kids and not?
1:13:26
SPEAKER_04: It's it's funny that you just put both of those together because most of that community is about that most of the car culture is has a lot of men who don't take care of their kids.
1:13:37
SPEAKER_04: I wonder why cars.
1:13:43
SPEAKER_04: That's a strange dynamic that you just touched on.
1:13:45
SPEAKER_04: I did not even notice was in front of me.
1:13:47
SPEAKER_00: Very accurate.
1:13:48
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, that's accurate as fuck.
1:13:50
SPEAKER_00: Okay.
1:13:50
SPEAKER_04: Uh yeah, that's crazy.
1:13:52
SPEAKER_04: That's wild.
1:13:52
SPEAKER_04: So easy.
1:13:54
SPEAKER_04: I mean, you gotta accept the people for what you accept them for.
1:13:58
SPEAKER_04: Like, uh, I'm not in their lives in that sense to be in between their their relationship with them and their child.
1:14:04
SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
1:14:04
SPEAKER_04: So I'm not gonna judge them all for that.
1:14:06
SPEAKER_04: Um But that's that's it.
1:14:08
SPEAKER_02: Okay, I was like, or let's say you just have certain friends for certain things.
1:14:11
SPEAKER_02: Like, absolutely.
1:14:13
SPEAKER_02: So you go out with this group of friends and you go to the car show.
1:14:15
SPEAKER_02: So is that wrong?
1:14:16
SPEAKER_02: No.
1:14:16
SPEAKER_04: No, absolutely.
1:14:17
SPEAKER_02: I don't believe so.
1:14:18
SPEAKER_02: I don't believe so.
1:14:19
SPEAKER_06: So, how would you feel if a friend of yours came to you and he he's like telling you about his weekend, you're like, oh, why don't you invite me to that, bro?
1:14:25
SPEAKER_06: I know you're just my car friend.
1:14:28
SPEAKER_06: Okay.
1:14:29
SPEAKER_06: I get it.
1:14:30
SPEAKER_06: I don't know.
1:14:31
SPEAKER_06: That's a little bit more.
1:14:32
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, like I thought that would be the response.
1:14:35
SPEAKER_00: People take things, people are sensitive now.
1:14:37
SPEAKER_04: I get it.
1:14:37
SPEAKER_04: I get it because I don't want to be in all uh all situations of your life or all aspects of your life.
1:14:42
SPEAKER_06: But what if it was something like I went to the planetarium, I was learning about space, and he's telling you that nah, bro, you're just a car guy.
1:14:47
SPEAKER_02: You didn't invite me to your baby shower.
1:14:49
SPEAKER_04: Maybe that's my fault because again, like I said about a person who doesn't who doesn't give you anything about their character, you don't know that to be them.
1:14:57
SPEAKER_04: So I don't know you're involved in um architecture and none of that shit.
1:15:01
SPEAKER_04: You never speak.
1:15:02
SPEAKER_04: I don't know anything about you.
1:15:06
SPEAKER_04: See, that's that ego buildup.
1:15:08
SPEAKER_04: You gotta think, what about you makes this person think that I'm not equipped to be in this this uh area with them?
1:15:14
SPEAKER_06: You're just my drinking buddy.
1:15:15
SPEAKER_06: I don't want you around things that really give me a lot of people.
1:15:17
SPEAKER_04: We gotta stop being so fucking sensitive.
1:15:19
SPEAKER_04: Alright, cool.
1:15:19
SPEAKER_04: Maybe that person just didn't want us, whatever.
1:15:22
SPEAKER_04: It's not our problem.
1:15:23
SPEAKER_04: Don't make it your problem.
1:15:24
SPEAKER_02: Let's say if they were a close friend, like if they were like a close friend, then you can just close friend or not.
1:15:29
SPEAKER_02: I'm gonna get a little trigger happy, like, because then you should be able to tell your close friend, like, you know, like critique them and their character, whatever it may be.
1:15:36
SPEAKER_04: Like if you have a really good if you have a close friend, you're supposed to be able to grow in yeah, whatever direction you're gonna do.
1:15:43
SPEAKER_04: Have y'all lost a close friend before?
1:15:44
SPEAKER_04: Absolutely.
1:15:45
SPEAKER_04: I don't think I have.
1:15:47
SPEAKER_04: I lost a couple.
1:15:48
SPEAKER_01: I hurt.
1:15:50
SPEAKER_04: No, I feel like I'm I'm a p a psychopath.
1:15:53
SPEAKER_04: Like if if uh you and I get into something that I deem I just don't want to fuck with you no more, I'm fine with it.
1:16:00
SPEAKER_02: For me, um I feel like my s I always, you know, I just from experience and watching other people, I just the people I mostly fuck with were my sisters, and then I did have like good friends like in school, and then you move away and things you know, things happen exactly.
1:16:15
SPEAKER_02: But I just never bothered to really have close friends other than my family because you like you tend to be, you know, especially me, I tend to be someone who would put more effort into the relationship than they would.
1:16:27
SPEAKER_02: They wouldn't do the same things that I would.
1:16:28
SPEAKER_02: So, like from an early age, I I noticed that and I was like, you know what?
1:16:32
SPEAKER_02: I'll be good friends.
1:16:33
SPEAKER_02: We can chill here, we can chill there, like do these things, but like I'm not gonna share, like, you know, my you know, all my life with you because I'm like, I feel like you don't deserve it.
1:16:42
SPEAKER_02: What I feel like you don't deserve it, and I didn't want that much drama.
1:16:45
SPEAKER_02: Like, my sisters went through a ton of freaking drama with their friends, people who don't deserve to be people who weren't real, like true friends, you know.
1:16:52
SPEAKER_06: You learn from the mistakes of others.
1:16:54
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
1:16:56
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
1:16:56
SPEAKER_06: Like, I didn't let it get to that point.
1:16:58
SPEAKER_06: Like I sort of saw it.
1:17:00
SPEAKER_02: I saw it from the beginning, the early stages when I would do things for you for them that they wouldn't do for me.
1:17:04
SPEAKER_02: I was like, okay, well then this stops here.
1:17:07
SPEAKER_02: And then you wouldn't let that friendship progress into anything bigger because I'm like, I don't want to waste my energy.
1:17:11
SPEAKER_04: You knew better too.
1:17:12
SPEAKER_02: No, you know, and I saw I'm telling you, I saw that from an early freaking age.
1:17:16
SPEAKER_02: You should have just like um And now I have barely have any drama or relationships.
1:17:20
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, barely have any drama.
1:17:22
SPEAKER_02: You don't lose friends, like I don't have any of that drama.
1:17:26
SPEAKER_04: Speaking of separating yourselves from friends, you know how you hear um people say if you want to be successful, you have to surround yourself with success.
1:17:33
SPEAKER_04: Ooh, this is tricky.
1:17:34
SPEAKER_04: So this is exactly what you're touching on.
1:17:36
SPEAKER_04: Like, so can you have a separation of friends and can you be mad when certain friends don't invite you to situations that have to do with success or progress?
1:17:47
SPEAKER_06: Okay, so me personally, I'm a businessman.
1:17:51
SPEAKER_06: Like this right here, what we're doing is very moment, is just one of the many businesses that I'm putting myself into.
1:17:57
SPEAKER_06: I'm also in business with a lot of my friends.
1:18:01
SPEAKER_06: If I were to restart everything, I probably would I probably would do it the same exact way, but I just think the boundaries I would set would be just a lot stricter in terms of yo, listen, bro, if you're gonna sign on to this thing, not just the podcast, there's other ventures that I've I've done with friends.
1:18:18
SPEAKER_04: I wasn't judging, bro.
1:18:19
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, I know, I don't know.
1:18:20
SPEAKER_06: I'm just letting you know letting everybody know.
1:18:22
SPEAKER_06: So I just think that it's it's doable, but there's some friends that you gotta kind of be like, bro, if you are not going to take this seriously, you're going to disrespect me and my time.
1:18:34
SPEAKER_06: So if you know that you can't do this, just let me know so it doesn't fuck up our friendship.
1:18:39
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
1:18:40
SPEAKER_06: Like, don't say yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, and then not really following.
1:18:45
SPEAKER_06: Success is very, you know, contagious, but so is like lethargicness and you know being a fucking loser.
1:18:52
SPEAKER_06: Like if you surround yourself, you just want to sit down with it and chill out.
1:18:57
SPEAKER_06: Sit on the block and not do anything.
1:18:58
SPEAKER_04: You doing your laundry is an achievement for the day.
1:19:00
SPEAKER_04: Like, oh, and my friends didn't do nothing, but I got my laundry done.
1:19:03
SPEAKER_04: Exactly.
1:19:04
SPEAKER_06: The same friends that's gonna make fun of you for getting your fucking life together, you know.
1:19:08
SPEAKER_06: Those might not be the guys that you want to be like, hey, I'm starting a podcast, gonna fuck with this.
1:19:11
SPEAKER_06: You know what I'm saying?
1:19:12
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, dress on you because of your attire after work, like, come on, man.
1:19:15
SPEAKER_04: Like, yeah, you gotta rag on me because I got my shirt tucked in, bro.
1:19:19
SPEAKER_04: Exactly.
1:19:19
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, so get my check when it comes.
1:19:22
SPEAKER_06: I'm not saying you shouldn't be friends with those type of people because you can't tell people to be friends with, right?
1:19:26
SPEAKER_06: But it's it's really like a very good question, man.
1:19:31
SPEAKER_04: Okay, so um if you were trying to excel with one of your businesses, do you see it fair to stop messing with certain friends who are holding you back from excelling?
1:19:44
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, absolutely.
1:19:45
SPEAKER_06: But I don't think a friend would hold you back.
1:19:47
SPEAKER_04: They might not do it directly, but they're doing it indirectly.
1:19:50
SPEAKER_04: If again, like you said, they're they're tied up by with you financially by contract, yeah.
1:19:55
SPEAKER_04: And now they're not holding up their end of the bargain.
1:19:57
SPEAKER_04: So it's now waiting, it's holding your money from actually growing or your time from being expended properly.
1:20:04
SPEAKER_06: Um, I think you should sit down and have a conversation with that person.
1:20:07
SPEAKER_06: If they're not understanding, then you gotta decide what's more important, your business or your friendship.
1:20:12
SPEAKER_04: So that's what I was saying, because I can separate shit very well.
1:20:15
SPEAKER_04: And if I can't we have friends that I just won't do business with because I've been burnt by them.
1:20:20
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, exactly.
1:20:21
SPEAKER_04: But I don't take that anecdotal experience to lock everybody off.
1:20:23
SPEAKER_04: But like you.
1:20:24
SPEAKER_02: Like you said, uh, be open, be honest, and then if they if they can't hold up to those.
1:20:30
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, if they can't hold up to those, you know, that's kind of a bar you said, then they gotta do it.
1:20:37
SPEAKER_06: But some people are very sensitive, man.
1:20:38
SPEAKER_06: They look at you like, oh, this nigga doesn't better than me.
1:20:41
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, they get uppity.
1:20:42
SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
1:20:43
SPEAKER_02: But it's like listen, you had the conversation with them.
1:20:45
SPEAKER_02: Like, obviously, like if you have that track record where you're not, you know, holding your end of the bargain, like what else can you like what else can you say?
1:20:53
SPEAKER_02: Like I feel like it's hard, it's hard for you to defend yourself at that point when you've got to be able to do it.
1:20:57
SPEAKER_04: Jealousy and admiration run neck and neck.
1:20:59
SPEAKER_02: But it's but again, it's a lot of people it's like life is a perception, so how they perceive things aren't the same thing that happened in reality.
1:21:06
SPEAKER_06: You definitely can't force people to perceive things the way you see them.
1:21:09
SPEAKER_02: Exactly.
1:21:10
SPEAKER_06: Alright, um, my last topic and our last topic, unless you guys have anything else, you know, to dive on.
1:21:15
SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
1:21:16
SPEAKER_02: Fuego, fuego.
1:21:17
SPEAKER_06: What is your favorite movie of all time?
1:21:19
SPEAKER_02: This, I don't even think it's a question I can answer.
1:21:22
SPEAKER_02: Oh, really?
1:21:23
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, like I don't.
1:21:26
SPEAKER_04: That's like asking my favorite verse.
1:21:28
SPEAKER_06: Okay, you're on you're about you're on a desert island, and a genie shows up and it's like, yo, you got this one movie to watch until you're saved, which can be in the next 10 years.
1:21:36
SPEAKER_06: It's one movie.
1:21:37
SPEAKER_02: I don't even know.
1:21:38
SPEAKER_04: Biography on how to build a ship so I can master Pokemon.
1:21:42
SPEAKER_04: Until you don't have the right equipment to build a ship.
1:21:45
SPEAKER_04: Yo, nah, if I watch it enough, I'm gonna figure some shit out, yo.
1:21:48
SPEAKER_06: I'm on land.
1:21:49
SPEAKER_06: I'll go first and give you guys some time to think.
1:21:52
SPEAKER_02: Um Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
1:21:54
SPEAKER_06: Because I was thinking about this.
1:21:55
SPEAKER_04: Django, yo, Django was actually see that whole shit in DR.
1:22:00
SPEAKER_06: I could watch Django forever, like on a loop.
1:22:03
SPEAKER_06: And like I wanted to name my first son Django.
1:22:05
SPEAKER_06: Like, that's how fucking black people think.
1:22:09
SPEAKER_06: Exactly.
1:22:10
SPEAKER_06: Nobody can ever steal anything from Yeah, I fucking love Django, son.
1:22:14
SPEAKER_06: It's just like all the slave movies are such from a sad perspective.
1:22:18
SPEAKER_06: Right, right.
1:22:18
SPEAKER_06: And we ain't doing shit besides getting fucked up and crying and raped.
1:22:22
SPEAKER_06: Django screaming to niggas.
1:22:25
SPEAKER_06: Blowing body of these niggas.
1:22:27
SPEAKER_06: What?
1:22:27
SPEAKER_06: And I was like, yeah, I fuck with Django stuff.
1:22:29
SPEAKER_06: And niggas looking at him like, damn.
1:22:31
SPEAKER_06: I'm gonna teach my kid that's just a documentary.
1:22:32
SPEAKER_06: I'm gonna let them know that yo, Django's a real thing.
1:22:34
SPEAKER_06: This is definitely what happened.
1:22:36
SPEAKER_06: That slavery shit they're gonna teach you in school.
1:22:37
SPEAKER_06: They're not gonna teach you about Django, though.
1:22:39
SPEAKER_04: AG's son is gonna be the one coming in as Halloween every year as Django.
1:22:43
SPEAKER_04: Who are you?
1:22:43
SPEAKER_04: Django.
1:22:44
SPEAKER_06: I shoot all the white people.
1:22:46
SPEAKER_06: Yep, that's it.
1:22:46
SPEAKER_06: Django's definitely.
1:22:47
SPEAKER_02: I mean, since you brought it to the the movie thing, um, I don't know, KH, do you have an answer on the I've been thinking about this for days, and I can't I can't say all favorite like I can't even think of one that I'd want to watch on a loop.
1:22:59
SPEAKER_04: That's very hard question.
1:23:00
SPEAKER_02: That I want to watch on a loop forever.
1:23:03
SPEAKER_04: Interestingly enough, uh, although I'll be the last person to bring up a Disney movie.
1:23:07
SPEAKER_04: Yo, I saw the um the advertisement for the Lion King.
1:23:11
SPEAKER_04: Yo, that shit looks like a national geographic movie on like actual animals.
1:23:16
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, they finally got black actors, you know, to play the voice.
1:23:18
SPEAKER_02: I know the majority of the cast is black, which is great.
1:23:20
SPEAKER_06: Is that great?
1:23:23
SPEAKER_04: I want to see it just because of the detail and the graphics.
1:23:25
SPEAKER_04: It's crazy.
1:23:26
SPEAKER_06: It's crazy.
1:23:27
SPEAKER_06: They should remake a lot of movies just just because we have more modern tech.
1:23:30
SPEAKER_06: Well, look, Little Mermaid.
1:23:31
SPEAKER_06: I'm really excited to see how that one looks.
1:23:33
SPEAKER_06: Oh, yeah, yeah.
1:23:34
SPEAKER_06: How they do it again.
1:23:35
SPEAKER_06: Is it like CG?
1:23:36
SPEAKER_06: I don't know.
1:23:36
SPEAKER_02: It's live action, so yeah, because you know how they have the live action Dora?
1:23:39
SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
1:23:40
SPEAKER_02: And it's like actual actors, like, you know?
1:23:42
SPEAKER_02: Eva Longory's in it playing the mom, so she exists.
1:23:44
SPEAKER_02: The mom exists.
1:23:45
SPEAKER_02: In the movie, the mom exists.
1:23:47
SPEAKER_02: That's dope.
1:23:47
SPEAKER_02: Um, and you see her.
1:23:49
SPEAKER_02: But yeah, like I'm pretty sure she'll be like, it'll be um, is it Hallie?
1:23:54
SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
1:23:54
SPEAKER_02: It would be probably Hallie's face and the Dominican mermaid.
1:23:58
SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
1:23:58
SPEAKER_02: Like, I don't know if they'll put a rent into her hair.
1:24:00
SPEAKER_02: Who knows what they'll do?
1:24:01
SPEAKER_02: But um Mermaid.
1:24:03
SPEAKER_02: I'm excited.
1:24:03
SPEAKER_02: I'm excited to see how they're gonna film that one.
1:24:05
SPEAKER_04: I'm gonna say Django favorite.
1:24:07
SPEAKER_02: Because Aquaman was pretty Aquaman was pretty dope too, the way like they filmed it.
1:24:10
SPEAKER_02: Because at first I was like, yeah, we'll see.
1:24:11
SPEAKER_02: But I'm it was it was pretty dope.
1:24:16
SPEAKER_02: I liked it though.
1:24:17
SPEAKER_02: I ended up lacking it.
1:24:20
SPEAKER_04: Oh no.
1:24:20
SPEAKER_02: God damn, I can't think of a freaking movie.
1:24:23
SPEAKER_04: Oh, the Niagara Homework.
1:24:24
SPEAKER_04: I mean, how about a show?
1:24:25
SPEAKER_04: Do a show.
1:24:26
SPEAKER_04: Which show would you take?
1:24:27
SPEAKER_04: Oh, Seinfeld.
1:24:28
SPEAKER_04: Show Seinfeld.
1:24:30
SPEAKER_06: I like The Office.
1:24:30
SPEAKER_06: I'm a New Yorker.
1:24:31
SPEAKER_06: I hate the office.
1:24:32
SPEAKER_06: I love the office.
1:24:32
SPEAKER_04: Oh my god, that shit plays on the city.
1:24:34
SPEAKER_04: The office and friends.
1:24:36
SPEAKER_02: Office, I for I play The Office, Friends, Parks and Rec.
1:24:40
SPEAKER_02: Parks, Parks, Parks, Parks.
1:24:41
SPEAKER_02: And sometimes Sex in the City on a loop.
1:24:43
SPEAKER_02: Not so much Sex in the City, but um.
1:24:46
SPEAKER_06: I could play those in a loop.
1:24:47
SPEAKER_06: Sex in the City taught me a lot.
1:24:48
SPEAKER_06: I shouldn't have been watching it at the age I was watching that shit.
1:24:50
SPEAKER_06: I'm not gonna lie.
1:24:50
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, we were really young.
1:24:51
SPEAKER_06: I should have me jaded as fuck.
1:24:53
SPEAKER_04: So Sex in the City brought a lot of us up.
1:24:57
SPEAKER_04: At the same time.
1:24:58
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, because when did it come out like 98?
1:25:00
SPEAKER_02: I think it came out in 98.
1:25:03
SPEAKER_04: I shouldn't know.
1:25:04
SPEAKER_04: Oh no, but it was it ran for a long time.
1:25:05
SPEAKER_04: No, yeah, the reruns.
1:25:07
SPEAKER_04: Exactly.
1:25:07
SPEAKER_02: You know, of course.
1:25:08
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, they do reruns.
1:25:09
SPEAKER_02: The same thing with friends.
1:25:10
SPEAKER_02: Like, they still get a ton of money.
1:25:11
SPEAKER_02: All the actors get a ton of money still from that show.
1:25:13
SPEAKER_06: Damn, they rich, rich.
1:25:15
SPEAKER_06: I'm telling you.
1:25:16
SPEAKER_06: That's what TV's not a lot of money in TV anymore.
1:25:19
SPEAKER_06: These people don't become rich, and there's no big movie stars anymore either.
1:25:23
SPEAKER_04: You gotta get on it.
1:25:24
SPEAKER_06: Who was the last Tom Cruise?
1:25:26
SPEAKER_06: Like big movie star.
1:25:28
SPEAKER_04: I mean, that's that's the difference of the market now.
1:25:30
SPEAKER_06: Damn.
1:25:31
SPEAKER_06: YouTube stars are as big as these movie guys.
1:25:33
SPEAKER_04: Well, for real.
1:25:34
SPEAKER_04: They make a ton of freaking money.
1:25:35
SPEAKER_04: And it's all about attention.
1:25:36
SPEAKER_04: Who's drawing the most attention?
1:25:38
SPEAKER_04: But now there's so much attention to give.
1:25:40
SPEAKER_04: Who would I say would be the next start?
1:25:42
SPEAKER_06: Is that the last big movie star?
1:25:45
SPEAKER_04: I gotta say, uh, he had how many how many movies?
1:25:48
SPEAKER_04: It was more than a trilogy.
1:25:50
SPEAKER_04: More than three, right?
1:25:51
SPEAKER_06: Because he's in mass stuff, he's in partial characteristics.
1:25:53
SPEAKER_04: Because the hem, I don't know.
1:25:55
SPEAKER_04: Um who played.
1:25:56
SPEAKER_04: Especially the Avengers.
1:25:57
SPEAKER_04: Like all the Superman.
1:25:58
SPEAKER_04: All the the thing is Robert Downey Jr.
1:26:01
SPEAKER_02: I feel like all the super anxiety, all the comic book movies, those are the big movie stars.
1:26:05
SPEAKER_02: I feel like because they're constantly making movies.
1:26:10
SPEAKER_06: He didn't get paid that much.
1:26:11
SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
1:26:12
SPEAKER_02: Neither did um friggin' uh Wonder Woman.
1:26:14
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, they don't get paid that story.
1:26:15
SPEAKER_02: She didn't pay that much.
1:26:16
SPEAKER_04: Hold on.
1:26:17
SPEAKER_04: Crazy storyline, too.
1:26:18
SPEAKER_04: He lost everything and came back to being paid back, yeah.
1:26:22
SPEAKER_06: He could have easily been Charlie Sheen.
1:26:23
SPEAKER_06: He could have got Charlie Sheen.
1:26:24
SPEAKER_06: Oh, I think it's a good thing.
1:26:25
SPEAKER_04: But he's just such a better person.
1:26:27
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, he grew.
1:26:28
SPEAKER_04: He came out of his um Damn.
1:26:29
SPEAKER_04: Movie stars are dead.
1:26:31
SPEAKER_02: Cause now there's so much diversity in what you can do.
1:26:35
SPEAKER_04: I mean, we've seen what what is it?
1:26:36
SPEAKER_04: Nothing.
1:26:37
SPEAKER_02: But now because now they do Netflix, Hulu, Amazon.
1:26:41
SPEAKER_02: There's everything.
1:26:42
SPEAKER_02: I wasn't ready to speak yet.
1:26:43
SPEAKER_04: YouTube can be recorded.
1:26:45
SPEAKER_02: Because that's how Issa Rae started too.
1:26:47
SPEAKER_02: YouTube.
1:26:48
SPEAKER_06: It was called Awkward Black Girl at first, and then now it's uh Insecure.
1:26:51
SPEAKER_02: Insecure.
1:26:52
SPEAKER_02: And then now there's a new, there's a new like skit show coming out.
1:26:55
SPEAKER_02: Ugh shit, what's it called?
1:26:58
SPEAKER_02: I think I I think the Black Lady Sketch Show.
1:27:01
SPEAKER_02: I think that's actually what it's called.
1:27:02
SPEAKER_06: But damn.
1:27:03
SPEAKER_02: It seems kinda funny.
1:27:04
SPEAKER_02: It seems really funny, actually.
1:27:05
SPEAKER_02: It seems pretty funny.
1:27:06
SPEAKER_02: Because it's like I always watch Insecure and it's super cool, like in terms of like the soundtrack that they use, visual style.
1:27:12
SPEAKER_02: That's all I like about Euphoria too.
1:27:14
SPEAKER_02: Exactly, exactly.
1:27:15
SPEAKER_02: That's pretty cool about Euphoria too.
1:27:17
SPEAKER_02: But it's like um to see yourself like on screen is actually really different.
1:27:21
SPEAKER_06: Terrell doesn't think that's important.
1:27:22
SPEAKER_02: And like you get the references that they're talking about.
1:27:24
SPEAKER_02: Like, yo, watching all those shows like Seinfeld's Family Guy, I don't get most of those references.
1:27:29
SPEAKER_02: I'm like, okay, but I don't understand what the reference is, you know, because I'm not part of that, especially the age, the age demographic that they hit too.
1:27:36
SPEAKER_04: But it's like it's nice to actually exactly it's just funny when Fraser slides through the door and sometimes the shit's locked, and you know, it it's the funny shit.
1:27:44
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, I love Seinfeld.
1:27:46
SPEAKER_02: So it's just it's really cool seeing a show like that where you can act actually understand their lives and the references that they make and the music.
1:27:52
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, I think Ronnie uh definitely last.
1:27:55
SPEAKER_04: Last superstar, last super movie star.
1:27:58
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, definitely.
1:28:00
SPEAKER_06: Well, ladies and gentlemen.
1:28:02
SPEAKER_06: Oh, what the hell was another thing?
1:28:03
SPEAKER_06: You guys have anything else you guys want to talk about before we uh meet again next week?
1:28:06
SPEAKER_06: I'm giving y'all homework.
1:28:07
SPEAKER_06: I better come with the movie next week.
1:28:09
SPEAKER_02: I'll think about it, but I honestly I don't know.
1:28:12
SPEAKER_02: I it's su that's such a hard question.
1:28:15
SPEAKER_02: That's such a hard question.
1:28:18
SPEAKER_06: Jesus.
1:28:18
SPEAKER_06: Because how many movies have I seen?
1:28:20
SPEAKER_06: I've seen a lot.
1:28:22
SPEAKER_02: And like I'm drawing a blank.
1:28:25
SPEAKER_06: Oh, his first movie?
1:28:26
SPEAKER_06: What the good thing is.
1:28:27
SPEAKER_06: Is that a Clockwork Orange or something like that?
1:28:29
SPEAKER_04: No.
1:28:30
SPEAKER_04: I keep wanting to say Shakespeare, but it's not Shakespeare.
1:28:33
SPEAKER_06: It's trying to find uh Robert Delly Jr.'s like first big break.
1:28:41
SPEAKER_01: Yeah, he's been in a lot.
1:28:42
SPEAKER_04: I think it was Sherlock Holmes.
1:28:43
SPEAKER_04: Oh, Sherlock Holmes.
1:28:44
SPEAKER_04: He was amazing in that movie.
1:28:46
SPEAKER_01: Yeah.
1:28:46
SPEAKER_04: That was one of my favorite movies of his.
1:28:48
SPEAKER_06: That was a joke in uh The Avengers that him and um that dude both played Sherlock Holmes.
1:28:54
SPEAKER_06: Two of the actors in the Avengers movie both played Sherlock Holmes.
1:28:56
SPEAKER_06: Oh, yeah.
1:28:57
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, there was like a joke.
1:28:58
SPEAKER_06: It was him and um Doctor Strange.
1:29:00
SPEAKER_06: Uh oh.
1:29:02
SPEAKER_06: They were both Sherlock Holmes.
1:29:03
SPEAKER_02: I think he's he was in the show version, was he?
1:29:06
SPEAKER_02: Or was he a movie?
1:29:08
SPEAKER_02: Oh no, the movie the the show version's a different guy.
1:29:10
SPEAKER_06: Oh, okay.
1:29:11
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
1:29:11
SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
1:29:12
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1:29:13
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1:29:15
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1:29:16
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1:29:17
SPEAKER_06: You know, you get a quick hitter, hour and thirty.
1:29:19
SPEAKER_06: No, people are usually two hour, three-hour podcasts from us with a seven.
1:29:28
SPEAKER_04: Absolutely.
1:29:29
SPEAKER_06: This is dope.
1:29:30
SPEAKER_06: This is dope.
1:29:30
SPEAKER_06: Um thanks for our 17 listeners.
1:29:32
SPEAKER_06: Hope we get to 18.
1:29:33
SPEAKER_06: Kelcho, plug your stuff before I forget.
1:29:36
SPEAKER_06: Um, I'm in the room, motherfucker.
1:29:39
SPEAKER_06: Come on, we're not supposed to be here.
1:29:41
SPEAKER_06: Just plugging stuff.
1:29:42
SPEAKER_02: No, so I started um a new, a couple new Instagrams.
1:29:45
SPEAKER_02: One of them with my twin sister uh called Girls Room Brunch, um, where we're gonna, you know, go around the city, Queens, and then we just being as fly as I'm in.
1:29:54
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, we'll post, you know, pictures and review different um brunch spots, and then I have another one called Curls and Suits.
1:30:00
SPEAKER_02: Because like, um, so I work in um hospital, and uh a lot of the attire wears suits.
1:30:07
SPEAKER_02: So everybody always complimented my suits and always wanted to know where they're from.
1:30:10
SPEAKER_02: So I created an Instagram called Curls and Suits.
1:30:13
SPEAKER_02: So you can have all the details there of where I got my stuff.
1:30:16
SPEAKER_04: Trying to get her to have a product line come out of uh No, to be no to be honest, so my mom, my mom actually bought me this girl can draw her ass off, so I would like her to start designing some suits too.
1:30:26
SPEAKER_04: So that would be dope.
1:30:27
SPEAKER_04: Anybody needs uh anybody, someone to help them with designing?
1:30:31
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1:30:32
SPEAKER_02: Well, no, not yet.
1:30:33
SPEAKER_04: Because you gotta start somewhere, hit us up.
1:30:35
SPEAKER_02: My mom bought me a sewing machine like a while, mind you, while ago, and then I still haven't had like the space to use it.
1:30:42
SPEAKER_02: So hopefully, like when we get a new space, I'll be able to use it.
1:30:45
SPEAKER_02: Um, because there's fabric stores all around here, so even like right across the street.
1:30:49
SPEAKER_02: There's a couple like two fabric stores.
1:30:50
SPEAKER_04: Oh, really?
1:30:51
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, there's two right up there on northern.
1:30:52
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, some of the best fabric stores are right here, actually.
1:30:55
SPEAKER_02: Like a lot of people they were even telling they were even telling like movies, like a lot of movies go there.
1:30:59
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, a lot of people come right there.
1:31:01
SPEAKER_02: Like Sopranos, I think we were saying like some of the stuff.
1:31:03
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, like he was you know, they brag all about that because they have all that around us.
1:31:06
SPEAKER_06: Okay, I'll talk about the corner of the market.
1:31:09
SPEAKER_02: No, yeah, that would be that would be great.
1:31:11
SPEAKER_02: Um, but we'll see.
1:31:12
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1:31:18
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1:31:20
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1:31:23
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1:31:24
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1:31:27
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1:31:28
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1:31:32
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1:31:33
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1:31:35
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1:31:36
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1:31:37
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1:31:38
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1:31:48
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1:31:57
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1:31:58
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1:31:58
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1:31:59
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1:32:02
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, all right, got it.
1:32:03
SPEAKER_06: Rolled off pretty natural.
1:32:04
SPEAKER_06: Hope it was correct.
1:32:05
SPEAKER_06: Yeah, the ad the ad name was definitely correct.
1:32:07
SPEAKER_06: I got that down.
1:32:08
SPEAKER_06: It took it months used to.
1:32:09
SPEAKER_06: Okay.
1:32:10
SPEAKER_06: Alright, so um uh usually, you know, Chubbs does the outro.
1:32:14
SPEAKER_06: I don't I don't do the outro.
1:32:16
SPEAKER_06: You don't even know how to do the outro.
1:32:17
SPEAKER_06: No, I don't.
1:32:18
SPEAKER_06: You guys gotta do the outro.
1:32:19
SPEAKER_04: Uh what was it?
1:32:20
SPEAKER_04: Gender centered, what was it?
1:32:22
SPEAKER_02: This hasn't been another episode of Body Positivity.
1:32:25
SPEAKER_04: Body Positivity, they're gonna be.
1:32:28
SPEAKER_04: Nah, this has definitely not been another installment of Body Pass Money.
1:32:32
SPEAKER_04: I can't even say it right.
1:32:33
SPEAKER_04: I told you just body positivity.
1:32:37
SPEAKER_04: You haven't said shit straight properly.
1:32:40
SPEAKER_04: Tongue twister, tongue twister.
1:32:42
SPEAKER_04: Uh titty twister.
1:32:43
SPEAKER_04: Yeah, yeah.
1:32:44
SPEAKER_04: Uh it's definitely hasn't been another installment of titty twister money.
1:32:48
SPEAKER_02: But this has been another installment of gas money.
1:32:52
SPEAKER_06: Can I get a perfect?
1:32:53
SPEAKER_06: Perfect.
1:32:54
SPEAKER_06: Well, we don't there's no betas here, so you don't have to say the beta part.
1:32:58
SPEAKER_06: Shout out to it.
1:33:00
SPEAKER_04: Absolutely not.
1:33:01
SPEAKER_04: Didn't even come across my mind.
1:33:03
SPEAKER_04: Oh man.
1:33:04
SPEAKER_04: Thanks for listening.