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March 1, 2024 - Fresh & Fit

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Rampage Jackson Meets FreshandFit

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	Thank you.
	What's up guys?
	Welcome to Fresh Air Podcast, man.
	We got a special one today.
	We're here with Rampage Jackson.
	I'm excited for this one.
	Let's get it away!
	Let's go. Let's go.
	Let's go. Let's go. Let's go.
	All right.
	We are back.
	What's up, guys?
	Welcome to the Freshman Podcast, man.
	It is Friday.
	It's not a call-in show.
	We got a special guest in the house.
	He's a very special guest.
	Quick announcement as we get into the show, guys.
	Rumble.com slash Freshman Fit.
	As you guys know, that's the home base for us.
	If we ever get canceled, you know exactly where to find us.
	Rumble.com slash Freshman Fit.
	Also, check us out on castleclub.tv.
	We put all the behind-the-scenes stuff.
	If you were on Castle Club TV, you would have seen this interview coming because you would have seen the behind the scenes and everything else that we were doing.
	We're out there in Vegas where we met Rampage and on down with him and his crew.
	Very gracious host helping us out, him and Jake Shields, etc.
	Jake Shields will be here on the 11th, by the way, as well, guys.
	So it's going to be a good time.
	It's okay with us the whole time in Vegas.
	Yes, man.
	Thank you, bro.
	No, no, no, no.
	It's easy.
	I'm a fan.
	I'm a fan.
	Nah, man.
	We fans of you, man.
	So, yo, I've been excited for this interview.
	I kind of teased it a little bit on Instagram, saying soon, and everyone's like, what the hell?
	My DMs were going wild.
	They're like, what the hell?
	You're there with the legend?
	What's going on?
	He is so happy right now.
	You have no idea.
	Nah, man.
	It's just like, you know, you respect the real ones, man.
	And, you know, thank God we met somebody who's not just one of these cliche YouTubers that saw him on some bullshit.
	And I've kind of noticed this with the fighters, whether it's Andrew, Tristan, Jake Shields, Rampage, Nate Diaz.
	Yeah.
	All stand-up guys.
	You know what I mean?
	Because they've done real shit.
	You know, there's no need to, oh, I'm an influencer, I'm gonna do X, Y, Z. It's just weird shit.
	And super humble, super good guy.
	We're out in public, going to the gym, doing stuff, running around.
	People are like, yo, I'm a huge fan of him, and they showed him mad love wherever we went.
	That's the testimony, man.
	Rampage, we're excited to have you, man.
	I think the audience has decided to have you here, too, man.
	Thank you so much for coming by.
	We're going to go and do a pod on yours as well, Alan Kelly.
	But for the people that live under a rock and don't know who you are, can you introduce yourself to the people?
	What's up?
	I'm your man.
	I'm your man.
	I'm Rampage Jackson.
	You know what I'm saying.
	I used to fight in the UFC. I used to fight in Pride FC, King of the Cage, Bellator.
	I fought almost everywhere.
	K1. Y'all don't know about that shit, that Japanese shit.
	No, Andrew competed at K1, I think.
	Oh, yeah, yeah, that's right.
	That shit wild, man.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's on another level.
	What's Japan like, bro?
	Bro, it's like the future, man.
	As a black guy, by the way.
	Oh, as a black guy.
	They love niggas out there.
	Really?
	Yeah!
	I thought it was only China.
	No, no.
	I ain't never been to China.
	But black folks in Japan, man, we get it.
	We have fun out there, man.
	The younger generation, they love us.
	Even the older people, if you show them respect, man, they love you.
	I'm going to tell you what I love about Japan.
	If they don't like you, it's not because you're black.
	It's because you gaijin.
	- Ah, that's like a, that's their term that they use for someone.
	- Foreigner, right?
	- Foreigner, right?
	- Foreigner, yeah.
	- Foreigner, yeah. - 'Cause you're foreign.
	It's not because you're black, it's just because you ain't Japanese, and I can respect that.
	- It's funny 'cause the culture and people there, they're like workhorses, bro.
	They're robots.
	They don't stop.
	They always go.
	You know, it's interesting.
	Of all the people that I've talked to, not one person has ever said anything negative about Japan.
	Whether it's John, Ryan Dawson, Psych Hacks, everyone that's went to Japan loves it.
	It's no crime, etc.
	When there's loose change or whatever, people just put in this thing and there's one pile somewhere in Tokyo where there's a bunch of change there and no one's just stealing it.
	Because it's like, I found this change and it's not mine, I'm going to put it here.
	And it's just like a big-ass loss and found.
	Actually, what was it like meeting the Yakuza?
	Oh, man.
	It was crazy.
	The first time I met them, I didn't understand.
	I didn't understand what was going on.
	It was right after...
	I don't know if you guys seen that fight when I powerbumped that dude.
	Boom.
	You exploded in popularity.
	Yeah.
	I got popular as fuck, right?
	Yeah.
	And then one guy, I met him in...
	In America, he lived close by me somewhere, and he just knew where I was, a Japanese guy.
	And he spoke really bad English, so I knew he was just fresh over there.
	And he was in Japan at the time, and he saw me.
	He was like, hey, my boss want to meet you.
	I'm like, what, your boss?
	He said, yeah, I thought you live in America.
	What the fuck?
	You got a boss out here for?
	So we go there to this...
	It's kind of like a strip club type of thing, but then it was a hostess bar.
	They have a hostess bar where the women sit next to you, pour your drink, and you can talk to the women.
	And we went to the VIP. He said, this is super VIP. You look at the bar where they serve drinks, and it was like a seamless door.
	And we go behind that.
	He said, oh, this is super VIP. So I get back there, and mind you, I can say this because I was married to a Japanese woman.
	Oh, you were?
	Yeah, I was married to a Japanese woman.
	I got two little Japanese niggas.
	Yo, that's a first.
	They say I got two Japanese niggas.
	So I can say this.
	So I can say this.
	You know, I love my kids.
	I love my ex-wife still because she gave me two beautiful kids.
	Japanese people like robots.
	Japanese people like robots.
	Tell you.
	Yeah, but when I went into this room...
	These guys were watching Jackass.
	And they were smoking weed.
	And their English was better than mine.
	They were like some niggas.
	I was like, who the hell are y'all?
	And they asked me.
	They were like, how old are you?
	And they outsmarted me.
	Because I was caught off guard.
	And I was like, I'm 26.
	Because I had just turned 26 on that day.
	That was my birthday.
	My 26th birthday.
	It was right after.
	I said, I'm 26.
	They said, you ain't no damn 26.
	You got to be at least 45.
	I'm like, these Japanese dudes do something like this.
	So I showed them my ID. They said, let me see your ID. And he wanted to see my address.
	He saw my ID. I wasn't thinking.
	I gave it to him.
	Anyway, the dude boss walk in, he's the biggest Japanese dude I've ever seen in my life.
	How tall?
	Man, he had to be like 6'4", 6'6", all ripped, all jacked.
	I've never seen a Japanese dude like that before in my life.
	That's crazy.
	And he walked in the room and we went to his room and sat down at his desk and the guy was translating for him because he acted like he didn't speak no English, but I can understand.
	Sometimes when the guy was translating, he had already understood what I was saying, so I figured that they would just mess with me.
	Anyway, I met the boss, and he was cool.
	He wanted to give me a million dollars just to start a colon line.
	And at the time, the Japanese woman, she was my girlfriend at the time.
	She wasn't my wife then.
	And they had smoked some weed with me, because, you know, I smoked weed a little bit every now and then Blue Moon, I smoked weed.
	Not now, but back then.
	Mm-hmm.
	So I was kind of zooted a little bit.
	So now I'm paranoid.
	I hadn't smoked weed in like a couple years at this time.
	So I'm zooted.
	And he asked me about my brother.
	He said, yeah, I know your brother here in Japan.
	I'm like, how the hell you know my brother here in Japan?
	This is my brother's first time coming to Japan.
	And he was like, I know everything.
	I was like, and the whole time my ex-wife, my ex-girlfriend was in my ear saying, we shouldn't be here.
	We didn't be here.
	She said, this is super VIP. She said, we're not allowed to be here.
	I said, man, shut up.
	She was making me nervous and stuff.
	And then I turned down a million dollar deal, man.
	Now I kind of wish.
	Yeah, because I never really had a clothing line in Japan.
	I kind of wish I wouldn't have turned it down.
	Who knows what would have been happening.
	I could have turned that million dollar deal to like fucking $20 million deal.
	He could have blew me up.
	What if that was like initiation?
	You gotta become a member.
	Yakuza?
	The black Yakuza?
	They were all tatted up or not?
	I didn't see no tats on him.
	But the other guys, they all had the samurai on their stomach.
	This is what I think.
	Y'all remember the movie The Last Samurai?
	Yes.
	So I lowkey think, I asked my ex-wife about this because my ex-wife, she's a descendant of Samurai.
	And I asked her, you know, remember they were trying to do away with the samurais and stuff?
	So I asked her, I was like, hey, are the Yakuza, are they the old samurais?
	And she was like, I don't know.
	I don't think they can tell.
	I don't think they're supposed to tell.
	It's a cold.
	I low-key think that the Yakuza, they started when they got rid of the Samurai.
	That's when the Yakuza started.
	Then it started coming in.
	I think they're the same people.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I don't think they disappeared.
	They just turned into Yakuza.
	That's what I think.
	They all got a Samurai tattooed on them.
	Yeah, and that's kind of one of the distinguishing things, because in Asian culture in general, getting tattoos is kind of frowned upon, so the only people they say they get them typically are criminals and degenerates, and then the yakuza, especially with Japan, a lot of times they identify themselves with tattoos.
	Yeah, I don't know what that's about, but one of my friends out there, I thought they was cool, the yakuza was cool, they always doing good stuff.
	They were Yakuza to you, right?
	They were just like, we're super VIP. No, yeah.
	They never said it, but when I left, as soon as I left that club, I'm talking about, I didn't take five steps away, and my friend Ken Baby called me.
	Ken Baby is a Japanese guy that speaks perfect English.
	He taught me how to rap, because they would turn me into a rapper in Japan.
	Oh, no way.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, I got some songs.
	They suck, though, but I got them.
	I got them.
	Can you be like a wrestler?
	Hell no.
	And it's in Japanese?
	No, no, no.
	It's in English, but it was produced by a Japanese guy.
	The guy's a genius.
	The beat's dope.
	But it got so bad, he said, just do some trance.
	I just rapped over trance.
	Oh, okay.
	Just say a few words.
	But, you know, they were trying to, like in Japan, they own, like, they did, like, music, fighting, and movies.
	So they were trying to turn me into, like, a big superstar over there.
	But anyway, as soon as I left, my friend, Ken Baby, he called me, he said, hey, I heard you had a meeting with the big boss.
	I guess he was like the biggest Yakuza boss in, I guess he was the top one.
	I was like, how the fuck you, I just left this meeting.
	Like, how do you know?
	He said, I know everybody here in Japan.
	So one of those guys that was watching Jackass probably told him, I don't know, I don't know.
	And they freaked me out, and I was like, yeah, I probably made the right decision, not teaming up with the Yakuza.
	Yeah.
	Damn.
	That's legendary.
	Yeah, because then you'd have some eyeballs over here on you.
	Yeah, never know.
	So, real quick, could you take us kind of through, I mean, we talked about this when we were in Vegas, like through your childhood and how you became the man that you are today, like where you grew up and all that.
	I'm from Memphis.
	I'm like the middle child in my family.
	I call myself the white sheep of the family.
	I just grew up super tough, man.
	I was one of those ugly kids.
	I was getting hit by cars, playing football in the streets.
	I had scars all over my face, all over my body.
	I was shunned from my whole family.
	They used to always call me ugly.
	They used to make fun of me.
	They used to always tease me because I have a really bad temper.
	I used to hyperventilate when I used to lose my temper.
	And I couldn't do nothing better.
	My mom would tell me I couldn't beat up my cousins and my brothers and sisters when they do that to me.
	They used to tease me just so they could see me hyperventilate.
	And I used to fight back.
	I don't sit there and take it.
	But then I used to get in trouble, so I started punching and beating up the holes in the wall and stuff like that.
	And it just made me really mean.
	That's why my cousin named me Rampage.
	It just made me a really mean person.
	That's why I can make a really mean face.
	I was always mad, always mean, always mad at the world.
	It just shaped me into the person I am.
	I was alone.
	I was always good at fighting.
	That's why I hated bullies.
	I hated people who fuck with other people.
	People always fuck with me.
	My cousin and everybody.
	All the people that always fuck with me.
	It just shaped me to be the person I am.
	It made me a strong person.
	If I want something, I go get it.
	My hustle is fighting.
	I know how to fight.
	People that raised me that live across the street, they knew I could fight.
	They knew I was tough.
	It turned out to be a good thing.
	At the time, it was a bad thing because they taught me how to sell drugs.
	I was drinking and smoking cigarettes and doing all this shit at a young age, but it taught me not to be like them.
	Right.
	Yeah, because growing up, a lot of them started disappearing.
	They started going to prison.
	They started dying and stuff like that.
	I was like, man, I need to get away from around this.
	How's the last time you've been to Memphis?
	It's probably been like six months ago.
	I got some land out there and I go see my family.
	Okay, so they're still out there.
	Yeah, everybody's out there.
	I'm in Cali by myself, except for the family I made.
	Gotcha.
	Did your mom and dad support your vision to want to fight and get into it?
	My dad did.
	You know what I'm saying?
	My mom and I... I love my mom.
	Don't get me wrong.
	I love my mom to death.
	My mom is...
	She's my mom.
	But my mom really didn't stop fucking with me until her friends were working with who I was.
	You know what I'm saying?
	But my dad, he always fucked with me.
	He was proud of me.
	They wasn't surprised.
	Were they divorced or together?
	They got divorced when I was like 10 years old.
	Okay.
	But you still had a relationship with your dad?
	Yeah, I had a relationship with my dad.
	My dad, he's always a good man.
	He's even better now that he's old and calmed down.
	My dad is like me.
	Same personality pretty much.
	My dad, he's a good dude.
	He's a good dude.
	He come to most of my fights.
	My mom's not allowed to come to my fights.
	Oh, really?
	You banned her?
	Yeah, I banned my mom from my fights.
	What?
	When I was wrestling, wrestling changed my life when I was 17.
	By the time I was 17, I was in the 9th grade.
	I was heading for prison.
	You were in the 9th grade of 17.
	Did you get left back and stuff?
	I was out doing dirt.
	I was out on the street.
	I was out doing dirt and I was smoking weed and selling drugs.
	And then one of my friends got killed.
	One of the last ones got killed.
	I said, man, fuck this shit, man.
	I've been changing my life around.
	But it was a talk that my stepdad's best friend told me that really changed my life.
	It was a talk he told me.
	So I was like, man, fuck this.
	What did he tell you?
	He told me what happened to young men that go to prison.
	Y'all know what happened to young men that go to prison, don't you?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Booty Warriors.
	What?
	Booty Warriors.
	Oh, yeah.
	They get raped.
	Oh, shit.
	That conversation changed my life.
	Because everybody knew I could fight.
	Yeah, yeah.
	He was like, he said, man, God put it on my heart to tell you something.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I'm like, what, what?
	I liked him because he had the same last name as me, and whenever I got suspended from school, he would go put me back in school.
	My mom, she gave up on me.
	So he would go put me back in school.
	So me and we had a good relationship.
	He was like, man, God just told me to tell you something.
	I'm like, what?
	I always knew about God, but I wasn't sure about all that God stuff.
	But I was like, what do you want to tell you?
	He said, you know what happens to young men when they go to prison?
	I'm like, yeah, they go to prison, they get locked up.
	Probably fight.
	So he said, no, man.
	They rape.
	I said, ain't nobody raping me, man.
	You know I can fight.
	I said, I don't care, man.
	He said, He said, yeah, man, I know you can fight.
	He said, I seen you.
	They seen me.
	My whole family seen me fight.
	I said, I seen you.
	He said, I got confidence.
	You'll get one of them.
	You'll probably get about two of them.
	But you ain't gonna get about four or five of them.
	I was like, wow.
	I thought about it.
	I was like, oh, wow.
	He probably right.
	Then I made a joke.
	Y'all know how to joke.
	I said, man, look at my booty cheek muscle.
	I squeaked my butt like that.
	He's like, man, fuck that shit, man.
	They're shaking, he told me all this stuff.
	I said, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, he right.
	He right.
	So that conversation, that one conversation right there changed my life.
	And my friend died and stuff like that.
	I said, man, my mom got remarried to his best friend and we moved to Raleigh.
	That's a different part of Memphis.
	Okay.
	And it was like, that's my first time being around white people.
	It was like a mixed, mixed, mixed people, you know what I'm saying?
	A mixed school.
	You know, I grew up in an all-black neighborhood.
	And then school had wrestling.
	I thought it was pro-wrestling.
	You thought you were going to be doing leg drops on people or something like that?
	Cold Stone stun up!
	Yeah, you know.
	Yeah.
	At this time, I'm 17, and my mom gave up on me.
	She was like, I ain't finna register you in school.
	You ain't gon' do nothin'.
	Yeah.
	So, long story short, it took me like four or five tries, and the principal finally let me register.
	And then I joined the wrestling team, and that changed my life.
	I made principal...
	On the road.
	Oh, shit.
	I was making straight A's.
	Then I was undefeated in wrestling when my first year started.
	And then my mom came to the regional finals.
	It's like the last tournament before, the last match before state.
	Yeah.
	And I lost.
	Oh, shit.
	I got cheated, though.
	I really wanted, but they wanted the guy to win.
	I got pinned.
	I had points they didn't give me.
	They let time run out.
	And my mom, everybody could see that.
	Everybody saw that I got cheated.
	And my mom, like, tried to convince me to quit wrestling.
	Were you like the only black wrestler?
	No, I wasn't the only black wrestler, but it was a few black wrestlers, but you know how I go.
	But this guy, he had been wrestling for five years.
	I came out of nowhere.
	Nobody knew who I was.
	I had already beat this kid twice, and I just came out of nowhere, and I'm beating everybody.
	I was in the newspaper as the only undefeated wrestler in Tennessee or Memphis, whatever, and they just wanted this guy to win.
	So your first, like, I guess your first combat sport that you learned was wrestling first.
	That's where you started.
	So did you start performing better in school so that you could make sure that you could keep your grades up so that you could continue to compete?
	Yeah, you gotta get your grades up.
	But then I just...
	I just changed who I was around.
	It's all about the company you keep.
	We moved to a different side of Memphis.
	People didn't know me.
	People didn't know that I quit smoking weed.
	I quit smoking cigarettes.
	I quit drinking.
	I was doing all this shit since eight years old.
	I've been smoking weed, drinking, cigarettes, fucking everything since I was a kid.
	I hung around grown-ups.
	I thought I was grown at fucking eight years old.
	And so I quit all that.
	I'm in a new area, new surroundings.
	No one knew who I was.
	They knew my name was Rampage because I had tattooed it on my arm already when I was 14 years old.
	And that's all they knew about me.
	And so I hung around nerds.
	I hung around the wrestling team.
	And I hung around the football team.
	And I just hung around nerds.
	And then I said, you know what?
	I'm just going to...
	Do something different.
	I know what it's like to do it wrong, so this time I'm going to do it right.
	I'm going to try to be something.
	And I didn't know I was going to go to college.
	I didn't know that it was going to work, but it worked.
	Was there somebody like a coach, a mentor, an uncle that guided you to say, you know what, brother, I see where you're going, but fighting is your way out?
	Or maybe like, here's another route you could do.
	Man, the first was Coach Peter Bojo, my wrestling coach, RIP. He was the only man that can touch me on my shoulder when I'm about to lose my temper and it just goes away.
	Wow.
	No one else can do that.
	If I lose my temper, it's like so embarrassing.
	Like, it's bad.
	Like, I don't know if you guys seen that clip when I destroyed that door on Tuff?
	Oh yeah, we saw that.
	Yeah, we saw that.
	We saw that in this clip, man.
	That was, that was...
	We said we could pull that up.
	Yeah, if we can.
	That was crazy.
	That was, that was, people think that was fake.
	It was real.
	It was just a cheap-ass door.
	It's a cheap-ass door.
	Most doors and most houses, inside doors are made like that.
	It's just a cheap-ass door.
	And I never posted that on my page because I'm embarrassed about it.
	I'm embarrassed about losing my temper.
	But my coach, he could put his hand on my shoulder and he's like, son, you know, and then he'll start saying something.
	And it's just the weirdest thing.
	He's the only one.
	I wish he could have been with me that day I went to jail.
	You know what's crazy?
	I know what you're talking about.
	Me and Myron.
	Myron?
	Oh yeah, I see you have anger problems too, man.
	But, you know, obviously I worked on it and I see you've worked on it quite a bit too because you're very tempered now.
	You said you went to jail.
	What'd you go to jail for?
	In college, one of my teammates was racist and he hit me in the mouth with a payphone.
	Remember those payphones?
	Oh, hell no.
	Yeah, I don't know if you guys can see.
	I got a cut on my lip.
	I can't remember what side it is.
	Okay.
	And it's been like over 25 years now.
	He hit you with a payphone?
	Hit me with a payphone.
	How did that interaction even...
	For the audience out there, they don't even know what a payphone is a lot of them.
	What?
	Back in the day.
	Yeah.
	I was wrestling in college, and one of my teammates was...
	He was like a weight class heavy to me.
	And I had just got done smashing my chick, and one of my teammates stole my black and mild.
	So...
	That's the most thickest shit ever!
	I know!
	I know!
	I was so motherfucking mad already!
	I was already hit my last Black& Mouth!
	And so I go and get my half-smoked Black& Mouth, and I come back to my dorm room, and you know, the dorm rooms, the door locks sometimes, and you...
	You know, when you leave it.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	You gotta prop it open or whatever.
	Or you gotta turn, or you gotta make sure it's unlocked.
	Yeah.
	What school did you go to?
	It was a wrestling school called Lassen Junior College, you know.
	Oh, okay.
	It's a prep for like university.
	No, it was like a little junior college.
	Okay.
	We had some good wrestlers and shit up there.
	Gotcha.
	It was a wrestling school.
	Anyway, I'm banging on the door, and this dude is in a corridor.
	It's like doors.
	I guess they was propped open in the corridor around the corner, like around that way.
	I couldn't see.
	I didn't know.
	You couldn't tell nobody was there.
	And I'm trying to get my girl to open up the door.
	But she was in the restroom watching up.
	And I was like, man, what's going on?
	I was kind of worried because the restroom's joined.
	And there was two more wrestlers on the other room.
	And if you guys knew anything about this school, if you had a girl, man, that was a hot commodity.
	They weren't the ugly-ass girls there.
	And the female basketball team, you know, they ain't like dudes.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Yeah, they don't.
	A lot of them swing the other way.
	So you had a girl, man.
	You know what I'm saying?
	You was lucky.
	So I thought those guys was trying to get in on my chick.
	So I don't know.
	I'm banging on the door like, open the door, what the fuck going on?
	And this guy around the corner like, what the fuck are you doing?
	He's like, what the hell are you doing?
	You can't see I'm on the phone?
	Can't nobody see you on the phone?
	I'm like, who is that?
	And I go there, and it's him.
	He had already pulled a knife on me before.
	One time we were smoking weed.
	He passed me with his joint and he said, damn, Rampage, you got some nigger lips.
	I let this slide.
	White guy.
	I let this slide.
	The first thing he did to me was when we was wrestling, when I had to go in part 10 position, that's like when you down on the mat, and he jammed his knee into the back of my ankle.
	That hurts.
	He did it like two or three times.
	I let him slide all these times.
	But this time, he yelling at me.
	He said, can't you see I'm on the phone?
	And he was on the phone with his mother, and I was cussing.
	And I said, he was cussing too.
	I said, you on your phone?
	You on the phone with your mama talking like that?
	I don't talk.
	Even though me and my mama get along, I ain't talk like that in front of my mama.
	And I got close to him.
	I don't know why.
	And he jabbed me in the mouth with the payphone receiver.
	Oh, shit.
	And he went to the hospital and I went to jail.
	Because you fucked him up after that?
	To try to kill him.
	Oh, shit.
	And that was like a big learning lesson for me.
	I wish Coach Bojo was there.
	I wish he was there that day.
	Damn.
	What ended up happening for that?
	Did you end up doing any time for that?
	Yeah, I did a little time, but everybody wrote, they wanted character notes from everybody.
	Yeah, character statements.
	Yeah, character statements.
	I didn't know he was already getting kicked out of school because nobody liked him.
	Even his roommates and stuff.
	I mean, you couldn't go self-defense because he hit you with a phone receiver, man.
	Yeah, you know what happened was?
	It was self-defense, but...
	My roommate pulled me off of him and I went to the room.
	I went to my dorm room and the mirror is right there and I looked in the mirror and I saw a big gash in my mouth and I went back out there and I stumped him.
	Thank God I had on some slides and I started stumping him some more.
	That's what they tried to say.
	You already had fucked him up and then you came back after and beat him up some more.
	That's what they try to say.
	So it wasn't self-defense anymore.
	It was my first offense and everything.
	I got a little time, but everything happened for a reason.
	I learned from that.
	You just pled guilty?
	Yeah, because my family was sick of me getting in trouble and stuff.
	Some of my uncles and stuff, they pretty well off, but my mom couldn't really afford an attorney, so I had to get a public offender.
	And I was on my own out there in college.
	Did you get, like, probation?
	Yeah, you know what they did?
	They gave me, they put me in jail for, like, what, 47 days?
	Okay.
	And then they sentenced me right the day before my birthday.
	Oh, fuck.
	On purpose.
	Yeah.
	And they waited.
	And then I was on probation for, like, years.
	And I just had an attorney the other day get my felony expunged.
	Yo, I'll tell you this though.
	That white guy that said, nigga lips.
	He ain't saying that shit again though.
	He ain't saying that shit again though.
	He ain't saying that shit again.
	He ain't saying that shit again.
	He ain't saying that shit again though.
	He Yeah, yeah, for sure.
	He was bigger than me.
	I wrestled weight class lower than him.
	He was bigger than me.
	He was just like a nasty, like an evil person.
	But I'm going to tell you, man, it never bothered me when black people, you know, when white people say racist or anybody say racist things to me.
	It don't bother me because I feel like life is like poker and not that person just showed me their hands.
	So it don't bother me.
	Speaking of culture and black people and these words, I've been told you only date Asian women.
	That's a fucking lie.
	Can you explain that for us?
	Because that's going viral, bro.
	Well, I love Asian women.
	I do.
	But I like all women.
	You know what I'm saying?
	If you see my kids, I have a rainbow of kids.
	I got a rainbow.
	But I'm going to tell you this though.
	Asians are my favorite because they know how to treat a man.
	They treat men really well.
	And they're beautiful as fuck.
	I'm telling you, bro.
	Yeah, they're good.
	What's wrong with Asian women though?
	You know what?
	I actually agree with you, bro.
	You know what?
	I've been to China a couple times and I love it.
	You love it?
	Yeah.
	You have something that Chinese food?
	Yeah.
	What'd you be eating over there in China?
	Orange chicken.
	I ain't never been in China.
	I gotta go.
	I'm telling you, bro.
	You've been in Vietnam.
	I just think I've never been either.
	Where in China have you been?
	What city?
	Shanghai.
	That's the most popular.
	That's an insane joke.
	You've never been, though, huh?
	No, no.
	Something else.
	Yeah, but great.
	All right, let me read some of these chats.
	Some chats.
	All right, so we got Randy Watts goes, Rampage, thoughts on your TNA run?
	If Bellator hadn't pulled you out, you should have been the world champion.
	Oh, shit.
	Yeah, you know what, man?
	TNA, man, they dropped the balls.
	That's why I call them tits and asses.
	They dropped the ball.
	You know, I really wanted to be a pro wrestler.
	That's why I started everything.
	You know what I'm saying?
	That's why I started wrestling and everything.
	I really wanted to be a pro wrestler.
	You ever talked with WWE? No, I never talked to them because when I met some pro wrestlers and I found out that it's a real tough job.
	It's harder than fighting.
	Because those guys, they work 300 days a year.
	You can't have no personal life.
	So I was like, forget that.
	I'm a fighter now.
	Fuck that out.
	Who gets paid more?
	You would say?
	It depends where you stand in the WWE roster.
	Yeah, but I'm sure the top WWE guys get paid more than the top MMA guys.
	I would guess.
	I think Brock Lesnar would kill him.
	But at the same time, though, why would Brock Lesnar come over to the UFC if he's getting top dollars?
	I don't know.
	Right.
	But that wrestling schedule is crazy.
	Because yeah, you're right.
	They're on the road for like 300 days a year.
	They're wrestling through injuries.
	And wrestling is actually really hard.
	Even though people say, it's fake or whatever.
	It still requires a lot of athleticism.
	Extremely fatiguing.
	You're still getting slammed on the mat.
	That ain't fake.
	No, that ain't fake.
	I'm going to tell you what I think it is.
	I did a little bit.
	I think it's like this.
	Like a live stuntman.
	Yeah, that's a great way to put it.
	That's exactly what it is.
	Yeah.
	That's fair.
	Yeah, they're all pretty much stuntmen, bro.
	Because I'm a pro wrestling fan, too.
	So there's Mo in the back.
	We've done a whole podcast on just wrestling.
	Who's your favorite wrestler?
	The Ultimate Warrior.
	Ultimate Warrior.
	That's old school shit.
	Okay.
	Ultimate Warrior.
	Rest a piece of him.
	I think he passed away a couple years ago.
	Who's yours?
	I think Stone Cold Steve Austin.
	It used to be The Rock, but he kind of sold out, man.
	I ain't gonna lie.
	So for me, it's Stone Cold Steve Austin for sure.
	Mine is Rikishi.
	Damn, you like Stankface.
	What?
	I met Rikishi.
	I met Rikishi.
	He's in California.
	One of my friends that trains with my son, he's a pro wrestler and he was wrestling with those guys and I met Rikishi.
	Those guys are cool, man.
	I was trolling by the way.
	Just kidding.
	Can I say what I saw you with in Vegas?
	I saw you with a female version of Rikishi.
	That's why they're like, you got the same thing.
	That is not true.
	It was not Rikishi, okay?
	It was a big booty girl.
	She look like Black Kishi.
	A big booty black bitch look like Rikishi.
	Black Kishi!
	No!
	This is bad.
	This is bad.
	That was a joke.
	Oh, man.
	Okay, you know what?
	That was fun, though.
	It was fun.
	I bet it was fun.
	I ain't never done.
	I got to ask y'all a question.
	Let me ask y'all a question.
	Okay, okay.
	Since we're on this subject, real talk, real talk.
	Do you like girls with, like, BBLs and fake ass and all this stuff?
	For a main chick, no.
	For a little bit of fun, I'll do it.
	But not, like, for a main chick, no.
	Oh, you do it for fun.
	I don't even got to ask you.
	Bro, I'm a nigga, bro.
	I'm a nigga, but I don't like the...
	I wouldn't even play with a BBL. I wouldn't even have fun with it.
	Really?
	You know why?
	Because I'm an ass connoisseur.
	No, I haven't yet.
	Because I'm an ass connoisseur.
	Why y'all laughing at me, though?
	You know how people like wine?
	I like ass.
	I can tell.
	I'll be like this.
	I'm like, hmm, that ass was made in the gym.
	Like, that ass was made by your mama.
	Yeah.
	Y'all don't do that.
	No, no, no.
	You can tell.
	You can tell.
	One of the biggest giveaways is when she has a big ass, but her legs aren't developed, so it doesn't match.
	Yeah.
	And then they be looking like...
	It don't look right.
	It don't look right, though.
	Hey, man.
	It feels right.
	It don't matter.
	It feels...
	Maybe I should...
	Maybe I should try one, then I won't be so biased.
	You know what it is, bro?
	Let your mind be free.
	Also, Asian girls don't get BBLs like that.
	They don't.
	It's in the gym or nothing.
	Asian girls be getting that shit, too, because they be having a little flat ass.
	I've only seen maybe one, at least in Miami, because there's not that many Asian women here.
	Rarely do you see them with BBLs in general.
	It ain't that many Asian girls in Miami?
	Nah, bro.
	We're talking about flight.
	We're talking about flight.
	I'm out of here.
	That's funny, man.
	Okay, what about the lip fillers?
	I've seen Asian girls with lip fillers?
	No, no, no.
	How do you feel about the girls with the lip fillers?
	Yeah, that...
	Again, fun, yeah, but if that's what they always do, nah.
	Because I also look kind of like, long term, like, that's gonna cost me money if I ever made this girl a main shirt.
	Like, that shit's expensive and it takes a lot of, yeah.
	You know what it's, bro?
	What?
	I think of three letters when I see that.
	What?
	DSL. Fantastic.
	That's all I think about, nigga.
	What about you?
	What's your thoughts on that?
	So far, it's only been one girl that I've kind of messed with that had lip fillers.
	Only one.
	I've never messed with girls.
	None of that.
	So far, it's just only been one girl.
	But I couldn't tell at first.
	If I can't tell, I can't tell.
	Then they send me a picture of something.
	I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa, what the fuck?
	What the fuck you do right there?
	Okay, another question.
	I'm a fan of y'all show.
	I don't know if y'all know that.
	I be watching y'all shit on TikTok.
	I didn't know we could watch it live.
	That's funny.
	Yeah, I love it.
	I watch it on TikTok.
	I be scrolling TikTok and I always stop.
	That's an honor, bro.
	When you told me that show, I was like, damn, we got real niggas watching our shit.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Because you be teaching some real shit.
	Appreciate that.
	You don't understand how humbling that is for me.
	Bro, for real, y'all be teaching real shit.
	Because y'all teaching stuff that people really need to...
	I be sending this shit to my son.
	Like, listen to this shit, nigga.
	Yeah.
	Not only that, you be teaching about how to make money, about the real estate and stuff like that.
	I be learning from that.
	I'm like, oh, that's a good tip.
	And you bought land too.
	Yeah, that's why I be listening.
	Because I didn't know what to do with it.
	I've been sitting on it for a minute.
	I didn't know what to do with it.
	You told me.
	Yeah.
	That means a lot, bro.
	You don't even understand.
	We had this discussion in Vegas and everything else like that, but it's really crazy when fucking people like yourself watch us and I'm like, holy fuck, like, yo, like, holy shit.
	Man, yeah, real niggas know.
	Y'all know what y'all talking about.
	And y'all doing the lowest work.
	Y'all helping people.
	And I think some of the women are going to start listening to y'all, too.
	So, you know, I have sisters, man.
	I have daughters.
	So I believe in karma.
	If it wasn't for my little sister, I'm gonna be honest with you, I don't trust women, but if it wasn't for my little sister, she was born when I was 14 years old, and she's 14 years younger than me, and she, out of all my siblings, everybody knows that she's my favorite.
	And she is what saved women for me.
	I was raised by pimp wannabes.
	You know what I'm saying?
	They were training me to be a pimp at what, 13 years old.
	And the only thing that saved me from being a pimp was when the girl didn't want to smash this old dude for money that had missing teeth.
	And I went back and told her, she don't want to do it.
	She was doing everything else for free, but she didn't want to do it because he had missing teeth.
	And then the dude said, no, look, you're going to tell that little bitch that You mean more than her than God.
	I told you, I always knew a little bit about God.
	My uncle was a preacher.
	He said that shit.
	All right, man, fuck you.
	I don't want to be no pimp, man.
	Fuck that.
	I think if I would have listened to him and I went and pimped one time, I'd probably have been the youngest pimp in history.
	Damn.
	But I was like, no.
	I canceled shit right then.
	But, you know, I didn't trust one.
	Then my little sister was born, and then I have a good relationship with her.
	And then I was like, all right, I'm going to give every woman the benefit of the doubt.
	Because I'm a Southern gentleman.
	And I believe in treating women very well.
	And I treat them, I'm a gentleman, I do all the gentleman stuff for them, everything, but put my coat in the puddle.
	Fuck!
	I love women, but I don't trust them.
	I don't trust them at all, but I give them a bit of foot of doubt.
	I treat them really well, and then they fuck up and try to abuse me one time.
	It's easy for me to just, all right, peace, you don't deserve me, because I'm a good provider.
	I'm a good protector.
	If a girl with me, you know what I'm saying?
	I know I got to die for something happening.
	That's me.
	Yeah, I got kids, I got everything, but it's just in me.
	I got to protect her.
	You know what I'm saying?
	She my girl.
	She my girl.
	She ain't gonna want for nothing.
	I ain't no chick or nothing like that, but if she my girl, I live with her.
	Of course.
	If I see her struggling, you know what I'm saying?
	Of course.
	If it's your main chick, she shouldn't be struggling anyway.
	Right, right.
	I agree with you.
	I agree with you.
	So I'm like, no, you ain't good enough for me.
	You know, she tried to take advantage of me.
	But my other question was, what happened when y'all be putting these bitches out?
	I see y'all be putting bitches out.
	They really don't want to leave.
	That's him!
	Hey, man.
	Well, we got you, so I think they'll leave it tonight if we try to kick him out.
	Y'all need to get y'all a big female bodyguard chick.
	We thought about it, bro.
	Actually, we got Icy.
	Shout out to her.
	We did think about getting some big butch chick to kick him out.
	What I noticed is when we started having girls on the team in the back, girls would leave.
	But it used to be, bro, it used to be just niggas, and we would do the show, and whenever we would do that, the girls just wouldn't leave because they know we ain't going to do nothing to them.
	Yeah.
	So it's actually interesting how having girls in the back makes them say, you know what?
	I will leave because there's always that threat.
	Right?
	Even though no one's gonna do anything, right?
	But bring a hood chick to the studio and they gonna run fast.
	Cause Icy be like, what'd you say?
	But why they want to stay though?
	That's a good question.
	I don't know.
	I think it's maybe they don't want to take the L or they're just like, yo, I'm embarrassed.
	I'mma hold, I'mma just, you know, 10 toes down.
	I'm not gonna leave.
	Fuck y'all.
	Well, we know women love assholes, so.
	I don't know about that, bro.
	I think he has a point, though.
	I think he has a point.
	Have you ever seen a woman meet a good guy and stuff, a good, safe dude, and she thinks he's boring?
	Oh, bro, we just had an episode on that the other day.
	Like, yo, a bunch of girls left dudes just because they were boring or not excited.
	Yeah.
	You gotta make them cry.
	You gotta make them complain sometimes.
	You gotta make them happy.
	You gotta make them do all their emotions.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Facts.
	A roller coaster.
	Up and down.
	If it's too straight in line, it's boring.
	It's boring.
	But then, they like the ass.
	I've seen it.
	If the guy look good, he's an asshole.
	They like that shit, so he might have a part to it, bro.
	I mean...
	It's sometimes, but I've noticed it hurts me more than helps me.
	It'll happen where I'll be talking to a chick and she'll be like, wait, you look familiar.
	Are you on TikTok?
	Yeah, that's me.
	Oh, you're an asshole!
	So I have a theory.
	It's two parts here.
	You need to be an asshole, but nice.
	So if you're a nice asshole, you get what you want in there.
	You think so?
	100%.
	Nice asshole.
	Nice asshole.
	I don't know.
	I got to take your advice because I don't know if your girl will watch it, but he be getting bitches.
	There you go.
	It's true.
	I'm sorry, man.
	I'm sorry to put you on point.
	Tell your girl I was joking.
	Hey, man.
	I guess I'm not going to train her no more.
	No more.
	No mooshu for you, nigga.
	No mooshu for you.
	All the mooshu for me now.
	I go to Chad.
	Yeah!
	Alright, man.
	You got it, bro.
	You got it.
	This is where Chad's here.
	Let's move on.
	Oh, man.
	If y'all really enjoyed this conversation, y'all should have seen the combos we had in Vegas.
	Bro.
	It was even worse.
	Yo, man.
	I like him, man.
	He's super cool.
	Thank you, man.
	Hey, y'all cool, man.
	Man, you guys rolled out the red carpet for me.
	We got it, bro.
	He took care of us in Vegas, man.
	Not to brag, but Rampage, just tell us real quick.
	Out of a 1 out of 10, how good a host are we?
	Y'all 10, man.
	I'm for real.
	Like that dinner last night with the Brazilian girls dancing.
	One of them farted in my face, but I wasn't mad.
	What?
	I wasn't mad.
	Morkishi strikes again.
	Morkishi, where you at, nigga?
	What?
	While they were doing a samba and she came over and she did a little Hey, that's how y'all get down to Miami?
	Okay.
	Damn, bro.
	I wasn't even mad, though.
	I was like, man, you know, I'm being hosted by Fresh and Fit.
	Getting a little poodle in the face.
	Okay, all right.
	That was fun.
	It was fun, though.
	It was fun.
	It was a good night, man.
	Great dinner.
	Yeah, yeah, it was a great dinner.
	And then you took them to the other spot after.
	Yeah, the other spot.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	What other spot?
	Where were you going?
	We should not name that.
	You want to talk about it?
	We went to a place where denominations occur, and it was fun.
	He took it on a strip club.
	Yeah, it was fun.
	Hey, I'm going to tell you how much fun I had.
	I got some leftovers.
	I went for y'all to take me tonight.
	I went for y'all to take me tonight.
	I'm ready for round two!
	That's how I'm in front of hell with y'all niggas!
	What'd I miss?
	What'd I miss?
	He walked in there.
	I'm the man.
	He is the man, literally, bro.
	He was just cool, chillin', doin' his thing, and sent himself.
	Man of honor.
	Hey, I like strip clubs.
	I don't like lap dancing and stuff like that, but I like to see women twerk.
	I told y'all, I'm an ass connoisseur.
	Can I say this on camera?
	Yeah, yeah, you can tell.
	I already know what you want to do.
	This guy, bro, right?
	Normally, guys go to strip clubs, bro.
	They'd be like, oh my God, hot girls dancing all over them, pay for dances, all that shit.
	This nigga's in there just chilling, and he's like, one, two, three.
	All right.
	Who got a fake ass?
	You, you, you.
	This nigga's in there, trying to see which ass is real or not.
	And I'm like...
	I already knew.
	I was going to see who was alive.
	And he's like, that one don't look natural.
	That fake as shit.
	That one's natural.
	I'm like, nigga, relax.
	Get a massage, nigga.
	That shit fake?
	That shit real?
	That shit half fake?
	Half real?
	What is it?
	Tell me now!
	Damn, damn, damn.
	Yeah.
	Down to the hospital.
	Damn.
	Damn.
	Damn, nigga, bro.
	He didn't tell one lie, bro.
	Ass connoisseur!
	I'm an ass connoisseur.
	I've only been tricked one time.
	It's a new BBL doctor out there.
	That motherfucker, he better be a billionaire.
	I've been tricked.
	One time.
	You know what it is?
	It's the shots, bro.
	The FDA approved shots.
	They look so much bigger, but it's actually healthier than the back door in the trunk shots.
	And the FDA approved.
	Interesting.
	But, you know what?
	It's like 7K. I'm about to say this.
	I'm just glad that it's getting healthier for women because women was dying from that shit.
	Yeah, it's dangerous.
	Actually, the comedian, what's his name?
	Too Fly?
	No.
	His wife Oh, DC2Fly, right?
	DC2Fly.
	Yeah.
	Oh, from BBL? Yeah.
	From surgeries, man.
	That's crazy, bro.
	He had a bunch of kids, too, with her.
	Yeah, sad.
	Don't try to get a big ass.
	Yeah, that's crazy, man.
	Ms.
	Dacchio.
	Kanye's mom passed from...
	Was it breast surgery, right?
	Yeah.
	The culture itself, bro...
	Promotes them to say, yo, this is what a man wants.
	I want to do it, too.
	We don't want that shit, though.
	Exactly.
	We'll smash it.
	We're not staying there.
	But guess what?
	This is what I found out.
	I think women really, they're not as dumb to think that we really want them, take them home to mama.
	But they're happy with the validation of us just wanting to fuck them.
	Good point.
	They can't be that dumb.
	They know we ain't marrying them.
	No, you're right.
	You're right.
	For them, the attention is more important than getting wiped up.
	Attention.
	Yeah.
	That's crazy.
	Yeah, that's true.
	That's actually a really good point.
	Yeah.
	And then I think some of them kind of in the back of their mind, like, okay, well, I'll get more attention from men, and then maybe one of these guys, like, will take me seriously.
	But the reality is, like, a lot of guys just won't, bro.
	You think a simp by simp product would take him later?
	Yeah, he would, yeah.
	But even then, at some point, he'll probably get tired of her, like, you know, being a 304 or whatever.
	I don't know.
	It's just, it's crazy how...
	The cosmetic industry has changed so much when it comes to plastic surgery.
	Because I remember, you know, like 20 years ago growing up, like if a girl had plastic surgery, it was like kind of frowned upon and not that many women had it.
	Like even if a girl had made it like, oh yeah, I got my breasts done or something, that would be considered weird.
	Now it's the norm, bro.
	It's like the complete norm for girls to have plastic surgery nowadays.
	Matter of fact, you kind of get penalized for not getting your boobs done if you have small boobs because it's so simple and, well, it is simple nowadays.
	And it's cheaper than it used to be.
	Way cheaper.
	You get your boobs done now for 3K. I remember as a kid, Like, it would be $10,000, $20,000 when it, before, like, plastic surgery became mainstream like it is now.
	I mean, it's so crazy.
	Sometimes, if you look at a relationship for long term, the boyfriend's like, you know what?
	Alright, you're my girl now, I'm buying you tits.
	It happens.
	Yeah, it's so common now for girls to have plastic surgery.
	I go with you and find new men with the same things that you bought.
	That's messed up, right?
	But I tell my boys, this is what I tell my, I got three boys.
	And I tell them, I said, listen, don't mess with no girl with all this plastic surgery in their face because if you go out and you're drinking or whatever, you're having a good time in a club and you're used to dating girls with all this plastic surgery, you can get tricked one day and you end up making out with a transformer.
	It's more than meets the eye.
	I knew he was going there.
	For real.
	Because these girls are getting these packs of shirts.
	They look like these Transformers.
	I'm going to be honest with you, though.
	Right?
	It's scary because you're right.
	You go outside.
	You're in the club.
	You're a little tipsy.
	You're like, oh, she's hot.
	Next thing you know, what's up, nigga?
	Yeah.
	More than Eastia.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	You want some of this, nigga?
	Yeah.
	Get hit with the Decepticon.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Yeah, that's a real thing, though.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	It's crazy, man.
	A lot of my homeboys have done that stuff in Vegas, making out with girls in the club and stuff like that, and they find out later.
	Yeah, it happens.
	Plus, the surf is so good now.
	This is why I'm bringing my girl to the club with me.
	Okay?
	If I meet at the end of the girl, hey, I'll talk to you later, but nah.
	Nah!
	All the plastic surgeries, because they don't know.
	Women, like you said, they don't like the truth.
	And their girlfriends don't tell them the truth.
	I'm friends with a lot of girls.
	I know some of you guys don't believe in it, but I'd rather hang around females than guys sometimes, because sometimes I just like to be a regular guy.
	And my homegirls, they'll never go Hey, you know who he is?
	You know who he is?
	They don't.
	They treat me good because, like I said, I love women.
	I really do.
	Me too.
	I don't hate women.
	I love women.
	I could be friends with a woman.
	I got some that I wouldn't mind smashing.
	I got some that I would never try.
	That's real talk.
	I love being around.
	And then, you know what I'm saying?
	I tell them, though.
	They get mad at me.
	I tell them.
	They do something.
	They live.
	I say, why do you do that?
	And I said, they said, don't look good.
	I said, no, it don't look good.
	You messed yourself up.
	You was very beautiful before.
	And they get mad at me, but then later on, they come at me and say, yeah, I know you.
	They respect the honesty.
	Well, yeah, you had one of your friends with you in Vegas, and you were like, hey, stop being a dumb bimbo.
	Oh, yeah.
	She says something dumb, and you're like, what the fuck are you talking about?
	Like, you just talked to her like a...
	Yeah, that one, I've been...
	Yeah, I've been trying to help her get a boyfriend.
	She want to get married.
	And I've been trying to teach her.
	I help one of my friends fix her relationship.
	She's like my birthday sister.
	You know, we have the same birthday.
	So anybody that got my birthday, they're close to me.
	And now she's working and they're on the right track, right?
	So her, I'm doing the same thing.
	She asked me for help.
	I'm like, okay.
	But she don't listen to my advice.
	The one that I met.
	The other one you helped her fix her relationship with.
	Just out of curiosity, what was the issue that you helped her fix?
	She fell in love with him, and he was a little bit younger than her.
	And she was getting jealous.
	He was being a dude.
	He was entertaining other girls, liking other girls' pictures on Instagram.
	I said, so what?
	So what he liking a picture?
	I said, so what if he even slide in her DMs?
	Like, he a dude.
	Like, the girl, most likely, she's getting a lot of dudes liking her pictures and sliding in her DMs.
	That don't mean nothing.
	Like, you know what I'm saying?
	It's different for you if you did it.
	Because if you slide in, and if you like a dude's picture, you slid in his DMs, It's gonna be something.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	So he's doing it.
	Most likely he's gonna get shot down.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I said, chill out with that shit.
	And then she was like power texting him, power calling him when he wouldn't call it back.
	So I said, chill out.
	Get a man space.
	I told her how to respect him a little bit, give him space.
	And then I actually told her a few tricks on how to Kind of make him jealous a little bit.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Because I could tell about what she said.
	He said I liked her.
	But she was just annoying him a little bit.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Overbearing.
	Overbearing.
	And you know how when women chase us a little bit?
	Yeah.
	It's too much.
	It's too much.
	So she was doing that.
	So I told her to bring her in and stuff like that.
	And I told her, go out with your guy friends.
	Post you having fun with your guy friends and stuff like that.
	Oh, shit.
	Oh, yeah.
	Right away.
	Right away, he texted.
	She did it.
	He texted and started talking.
	And then she stopped texting him so much.
	Then she stopped complaining about him liking.
	A lot of girls get mad when a dude like a girl picture and follow girls and DM girls.
	But they be posting sexy shit.
	Yeah.
	It's the same shit.
	And nine out of ten times, the guy's not going to get anywhere anyway.
	You're not going to get anywhere.
	You never get anywhere.
	If I'm dating a girl and she say anything about me liking a girl picture or DM the girl, I'm already over it right then and there.
	Actually, I'll tell her this.
	Just so you know, it's worse to have a DM than a like.
	Because guarantee, the like ain't doing shit.
	But the DM might get our attention.
	You think so?
	100%.
	Yeah.
	Not every guy, of course.
	But see, you a good looking guy.
	I bet you sliding a lot of girls DM. Come on, bro.
	You got all those nice cars and shit.
	All you do is sliding the girls.
	They sit on your...
	Yeah, come on.
	It's easier for you.
	But ugly niggas like me.
	I got to do more than that.
	I got to do more than sliding that DM. No.
	I struggle, bro.
	You struggle?
	Look how black you is, man.
	Just kidding, bro.
	Light-skinned chicks like that.
	You know that?
	I'm telling you, bro.
	It's the style now.
	The darker they bury, the longer they stick.
	Damn, I ain't never heard of those.
	Let me get shit up.
	Hey, it's funny.
	Yeah, I was going to say, you totally butchered the lie.
	That's what it is, bro.
	All right, let's move on.
	All right, I'll read some of these chats, because I know some of these people got some good questions for you here.
	What happened to the footage of y'all Spar and Tate?
	Did he watch y'all niggas?
	No, we didn't get a chance to do it, man, because he had a bunch of interviews lined up.
	We were busy that day, bro.
	Things were going on, you know?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	But he definitely wanted to fight fresh after the Smash Bros shit.
	I beat him in the video game, right?
	He's mad at me.
	He's like, bro, I'll beat you in real life.
	I'll beat you up in real life, nigga.
	Yo, I gotta go back to the hotel, bro.
	Look at the time.
	Look at the time, bro.
	I got a jet.
	Because Andrew was not happy when he lost that shit, man.
	He was not happy at all, bro.
	He's like, okay, how about this?
	We fight tomorrow.
	He goes, Rampage Jackson, can you tell the story about your time in Japan and the time your girl cheated on you with a co-worker?
	We told the Japan story.
	Co-worker?
	Yeah, one time, my first Japanese girlfriend, her name was Mai.
	Man, she was fun.
	And I didn't know much about her.
	She didn't speak that much English.
	Only English, she knew what the English I taught her.
	I taught her, hello was...
	What's up, my nigga?
	So that's how she talked.
	And I told her, like, how you doing this?
	What's the business is?
	So, real talk.
	That's how she talked to my mom.
	Real talk.
	Really?
	And my mom loved her.
	That's how she talked.
	She didn't know no English.
	I taught her all her English.
	That's funny.
	That's real talk.
	And, um...
	I didn't know she was a nympho.
	I didn't know no Japanese.
	I didn't know she was a nympho.
	I should have known because all she wanted to do was fuck.
	But I just thought it was me.
	I just thought she liked my sex because I think I'm good at it.
	That's what I think.
	So it was a long-distance relationship.
	She lived in Japan.
	I lived in America.
	And then one day I asked her, I was like, hey, you been fucking motherfuckers a while ago?
	She said, yeah, haven't you?
	I'm like, oh yeah, you right.
	So I didn't trip, right?
	So I didn't trip.
	I said, okay, yeah, I know what it is.
	This ain't no forever.
	My mom loved it so much, she wanted me to marry her.
	She was cute as fuck.
	She was cute as fuck.
	She was very cute, and she was a nail artist.
	She can draw on the tip of your nails, like really small, like a whole detailed painting and shit.
	She was making good money.
	She used to fly herself.
	I didn't have to fly her out to come see me.
	She was like a sugar baby for a little bit.
	And then one day, she used to always go to the fights with me.
	I always hang out with me when I'm going to and from and doing stuff.
	And one day, this other coach, you guys know Alistair Overeem?
	You guys know Alistair Overeem's coach?
	Monos.
	And this other guy used to train with Alistair Overeem, Gibbity Vale.
	He told his coach...
	I was flying home the next day.
	They from Holland.
	They were staying out there longer.
	And the coach came to me and said, hey, Rampage, you mind if I have your girl help me go get a Japanese cell phone?
	I'm like, no, I don't give a fuck.
	Go ahead.
	I don't care.
	It was the coach, the older coach guy.
	And then, long story short, one of the other fighters came back and said, Man, I saw your bitch in Holland over there with Gibbity Vale.
	I was like, what?
	For real?
	He said, yeah, man.
	My.
	And she brought another girl with him.
	She had a threesome with his nigga.
	I was like, damn, she ain't gave me no damn threesome.
	Damn.
	What the fuck?
	Wow.
	Yeah, so Gibbity Vale stole my bitch.
	You should fight him, bro.
	I beat his ass.
	I don't fight over no women.
	That was Japan.
	We had groupies over there.
	I was good.
	To be fair though, I found this is just my observation.
	That's true.
	The cultured Asian women are more freaks, bro.
	They go into certain avenues of like, oh, fetish of this and that.
	And then before you know it, they're fucking Tom, Dick and Harry, and Jerome.
	Honestly, bro, that's any woman, man.
	That's any woman.
	Honestly, you can't just say that by race.
	When I was young, I used to think that, well, be careful about white women because they'll fuck your brother.
	My first white girl, my friend, My first white girlfriend, when I was 17, I started wrestling.
	Before that, it was all black girls.
	My first white girlfriend, she turned me out.
	I went inside the store one time.
	Me and my cousin was driving.
	As soon as I came out of the store, a little convenience store, I just went there for a quick second.
	I don't know what the fuck I brought.
	My cousin, like, smashed my fingers.
	- What the fuck?
	- Oh shit.
	- It's all racist.
	- That'll scar you.
	- Huh?
	- Yeah, that'll scar you.
	- Yeah, yeah.
	I never trust women, 'cause growing up watching my sister, I love my big sister.
	My sister growing up she was very attractive.
	All my friends liked her.
	She was in shape.
	You know, we have mixed blood.
	My grandparents mixed, so I'm sure she was kind of, she had little Asian eyes and stuff like that a little bit, and she had a lot of dudes come over.
	When a dude be in the house, I go look outside, and I see what type of car he got.
	If he was an ugly dude, he had a nice car.
	Like a big, fat, ugly dude.
	He had a real nice car.
	She had one dude look big and small.
	I swear to God, I thought it was big.
	I ain't gonna lie.
	I swear to God, I thought it was big.
	When I saw it, he had a fat-ass car, like a dope boy.
	Then she had one dude look kind of like one of those singers for boys and men.
	But you know what I'm saying?
	And I went outside, and he had like a hoopty.
	So I was like, oh, she liked this one.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	You know, I guess he's good looking.
	But, you know, he ain't big and fat and nasty.
	And the big fat and nasty one, I'm like, I'll pee the game.
	She made different rules for different guys, and you saw that at a young age.
	But listen, this was the same week, though.
	You know what I'm saying?
	So she had dudes in different roles.
	Yeah, the same week.
	My sister was a player.
	She told me.
	I was a player too, so we used to compare notes.
	My sister, she's a real one.
	Wow.
	But I learned from watching my sister and my mom.
	They shaped me to be the man that I want to be like.
	A lot of times, excuse me, A lot of times when women say, like, oh, you're a gentleman, your mom raised you right.
	I don't diss my mom, I don't say nothing, but it's me that makes me a gentleman.
	Not my mom's value.
	For what you've seen.
	Yeah, because if it was my mom's value, I wouldn't fuck with it.
	She'd be just, you know, because we need women.
	We need women.
	It's true, we do.
	We do.
	100%.
	100% we need them.
	I love women.
	We got here, where are we at?
	O'Neal.
	O'Neal goes, guys, from this point before we read 15 up, we got 12,000 plus y'all in here, man.
	So shout out to all you guys.
	Shout out to you guys.
	I hang with my girl Wednesday, Thursday, all day on Saturday and Sunday where we go to eat and do activities.
	Is it bad to take her out and eat and do activities every weekend?
	No, man.
	If it's your main trick, that's fine.
	Alex goes, I love Rampage and Pride FC. The slams were amazing.
	Does he still stay in touch with Bas Rutten?
	Boss Rudin was just on my podcast the other day.
	Yeah, there you go.
	And my friends were texting me, telling me that's the best podcast so far.
	But, you know, they're my friends.
	Every episode, they always say that.
	Because, you know, I like to joke around and have fun.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	They say that.
	But Boss Rudin, he was the commentator When I was fighting in Pride.
	And he's from Holland.
	He's like one of the realest dudes you ever want to meet.
	And he's funny.
	He got like tons and tons of stories.
	So we told like a lot of stories from when I was in Japan.
	Some of them I forgot.
	Because I don't know.
	I don't remember.
	After 10 years, I forget some of the stories.
	But he's still remembering.
	But Boss Rudin is a legend in itself.
	He's a legend.
	He was fighting Japan before I came around.
	Shout to him.
	K Ready goes, Hey Rampage, big fan, and congratulations on your amazing MMA career.
	Do you and Ariel Helwani actually have a feud, or is it just witty banter?
	It's just witty banter, but real talk, every time I do an interview with I either get sued, lose a girlfriend.
	Now I got this weak-ass fighter, Ian Gary, mad at me and shit.
	So, you know what I'm saying?
	I just be saying shit.
	And so, motherfuckers get mad at me.
	So, I give them shit sometimes.
	But I don't know if you guys can tell, like, Even if I don't like you, I'm gonna stand on business, and I'm gonna still be myself, but you ain't gonna get to fool me, you know what I'm saying?
	So, Ariel, he's a good guy.
	He is a good guy, but sometimes I do be tired of that nigga, though, I ain't gonna lie.
	I got you, bro.
	2Keep goes, what's up, FNF? This is my first time donating anything ever, so keep up to go work.
	L-ass niggas, okay?
	Are we losing?
	Yeah, man.
	And then speaking of podcasts, the Jackson Podcast, Soja Bucks goes, everyone missing Rampage in Newport Beach, take care of our boy.
	We got you, man.
	Actually, he got us some gifts.
	So shout out to him for bringing us some gifts, bro.
	That's Barrett.
	We're going to be there.
	That's Barrett.
	I'm going to tell you something.
	Barrett's one of the realest, man.
	This show, he keeps saying it's me.
	It's him, man.
	That guy works really hard, man.
	All I have to do is come and show up.
	He got the guests.
	He takes care of guests.
	He feeds them.
	He takes them to Nobu the night before they fly in the night before.
	And he has whatever they want.
	He has catered food there for them.
	Man, I'm really impressed with every guest, how he treat every guest.
	I'm spreading it to you.
	Every individual?
	Thank you.
	You've been hanging out fresh, and now you're starting to stutter, man.
	Sometimes my lips so big, I trip over them motherfuckers.
	Oh, nigga lips!
	Damn!
	Damn!
	Is there a payphone extension?
	There's a payphone that we use.
	Shout out to Bet, man.
	He's a real man.
	We're going to be out there and we're going to do a part with y'all as well.
	We'll do your podcast.
	I can't wait for that.
	It's going to be fun.
	We're going to turn it up.
	Yeah, no, it's going to be lit.
	We're figuring a date, but don't worry, guys.
	We're 100% going to go out.
	And you guys know I fucking hate California.
	Yeah, me too.
	I will travel for a rampage, and we'll definitely go do that podcast.
	We'll make it happen.
	To make it painless, just come out there when you're already planning on being out there.
	We in Newport, so it'll be a break from L.A. You'll get tired of L.A. You'll like Orange County.
	Yeah.
	Mike Rashid, I think he had his studio out there in Orange County.
	I liked it.
	It was a nice area.
	It was way nicer, cleaner.
	It's safe.
	There was more whites.
	Hey man, this what it is, bro.
	You and me some Chinese girls out there.
	Long Long?
	Ling Ling?
	Ling Lings.
	Okay.
	No, maybe mostly like Vietnamese and Korean.
	Okay.
	I don't see many Chinese girls.
	What are their names in Vietnam?
	What's the common names?
	Phu?
	Phong?
	This nigga.
	What the fuck?
	I don't know.
	No, no, no.
	Hey, hey, hey.
	Nigga, I'm back at least.
	What does that mean?
	I just cussed your ass out in Vietnamese, nigga.
	You don't talk about no motherfucker in Vietnamese.
	I'm black-a-kneez, motherfucker.
	My God, bro.
	Yeah, I'm black-a-kneez.
	And I got black elbows, too.
	I'm not talking to mine.
	I'm Deniso.
	Alex DeLarge goes, who were you on the phone with before you fought Wanderlei Sylvan in Pride FC? I think it was your second fight with him.
	You're speaking with someone on the cell phone.
	How's your relationship with Wanderlei today?
	Yeah.
	You know, remember I told y'all about that Japanese girl that came to that super VIP room?
	Yes.
	You know, I proposed to her.
	She used to always come to the restroom with me while I was doing number two, and she used to sit on my lap all the time.
	Really?
	Wait, wait, wait.
	She said, girl, love my dirty drawers.
	Wait, wait, wait.
	I'm going to tell y'all.
	Bro, let me tell you the story because it sounded bad you're leaving me like this.
	And she's always coming to my left.
	She's always coming to my left while I'm doing number two.
	Damn, that's love.
	I know.
	And I used to get mad.
	I'm like, come on, that's my time, shot time.
	I said, hey, you keep sitting to my left while I'm trying to do number two.
	I'm going to propose to you in here and you got to tell all your friends the story.
	How I proposed to you.
	And she didn't believe me.
	I keep my word with shit like that.
	She kept doing it, and so like a year or so go back, and I proposed to her right there and there, right?
	Where'd you pull the engagement ring from?
	Out of my asshole.
	Nah, I'm joking.
	You think I had to hit it behind the toilet?
	Yeah, yeah, I'm joking.
	It was in the toilet, baby.
	No, I'm joking.
	No, I'm joking.
	I'm joking.
	And then, uh, hey, hey, you know what?
	I'm a real one.
	I ain't proposed to her with no ring.
	She don't get no ring till she...
	You just said marry me.
	She got married me.
	I always say a girl got married me with a bubblegum machine ring.
	I hate when they be showing off the ring and shit.
	Anyway, so...
	She got so embarrassed, she had to tell her friends the story.
	They asked her.
	In Japanese, they asked her.
	And she said, I'm so embarrassed.
	She said, I didn't believe you were going to do that.
	And she told all her friends.
	So when I was fighting him, I was for the belt.
	And I didn't know they was going to play the national anthem.
	I had never fought for the belt before.
	In Japan, they played the national anthem.
	And a lot of Americans got mad at me.
	And I was on the phone.
	I proposed to her on the phone.
	Right there.
	She was in the crowd.
	And that's when me proposing to my ex-wife.
	Wow.
	So she can have a better story to tell her friends.
	And then I got knocked the fuck out.
	Wow.
	I'll tell you this.
	That was a memorable story.
	That was a shitty fight and a shitty proposal.
	You ain't shit.
	You ain't shit.
	I can't see what you did there.
	Damn, that was good.
	Hey, man.
	If you want, you can hit him with the elbow real quick.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Don't hurt me, please.
	Let's go to China.
	Next year's WrestleMania event confirmed Rampage vs.
	Brock Lesnar vs.
	Goldberg for the WWE Universal Championship.
	Triple H book that.
	Man, I would fuck Brock Nelson's ass up.
	But first, I gotta, hey, Brock Nelson, I would fuck his ass up.
	Okay.
	Wait, is this fighting or pro wrestling?
	I think he's in pro wrestling.
	I think he's in pro wrestling.
	Yeah, because it's at WrestleMania.
	Oh, yeah, I'd fuck Brock's ass up.
	I'd fuck him up in pro wrestling.
	Although he's blackballed in WWE right now.
	Oh, he is?
	Yeah.
	The Vince McMahon incident.
	Oh, yeah, I forgot about that.
	Oh, okay.
	I forgot about that.
	Oh, what happened on Vince McMahon?
	I don't know.
	You guys want to talk about it?
	I don't know.
	There's some bad allegations.
	Oh, I did talk about it on one of my other shows.
	But I didn't know Brock Lesnar was...
	How was Brock Lesnar involved with that stuff?
	Because there's some...
	Maybe a possible involvement with Brock Lesnar.
	He wasn't named in it at all, bro.
	He wasn't named in it at all.
	You know what?
	Speaking of losses, Diddy's stuff is crazy too.
	Man, yeah.
	Whoa.
	How do you feel about that?
	You never know who's telling the truth, especially when they come out years later.
	Facts.
	When something good happened to you.
	Remember when the shit happened with Bill Cosby?
	Yeah.
	When he tried to buy a damn TV station, the next thing you know, all these guys...
	Yeah, all these guys come out of nowhere.
	I'm like, how you gonna believe that?
	I don't know.
	I don't believe in it a lot of times, man.
	I mean, I don't believe...
	Because here's the thing.
	I think Cassie, when she sued him and he gave her all that money, everyone's like, oh, shit, let me get in line, too, and we'll try to get a bag off of this.
	So, I don't know.
	Listen, man, I was in there...
	I don't know what happened.
	All I can tell you is, bro, that nigga look crazy now.
	Who?
	Did he?
	What did he look like?
	I mean, he looks crazy from all the allegations.
	I thought you were talking about he went crazy.
	Oh, no, no, no, no.
	Every time I've seen him in public, he's been super cool, friendly, chill.
	But I don't know behind the scenes.
	Are you friends with...
	Nigga, don't do that!
	Don't do that to me, nigga!
	I'm gonna be honest.
	50 Cent told me don't go.
	Are you cool with 50 Cent or no?
	No, 50 Cent hate my guts.
	Why?
	Why?
	Because I got the 18 movie.
	It was down to me, 50 Cent, and I think Idris Elba, somebody else's name I couldn't pronounce.
	Oh, you took his spot.
	Yeah, 50 Cent.
	I did a movie with 50 Cent after that.
	It's called...
	Damn, I can't even remember the name of the damn movie.
	With Bruce Willis and Josh...
	Fuck, I forgot that nigga name too.
	Fire with Fire.
	Fire with Fire?
	I did a movie with 50 Cent, Fire with Fire.
	And that was my first time seeing him.
	I met 50 before I did 18.
	We was cool.
	And then I seen him on set after that.
	Was this around the time that he was always with Floyd?
	I don't remember who he's around, but I know he hate my guts when I met him after I did the 18 movie.
	Then I found out he auditioned for the movie, and his audition was terrible.
	Damn.
	Terrible.
	Terrible.
	So it was you, Idris Elba, and 50.
	I think it was Idris Elba.
	It's somebody's name I couldn't remember.
	It's like a Muslim name.
	I'm guessing that's the name.
	Okay.
	So it's down to me and three people.
	Gotcha.
	So I'm not 100% sure on Ezra's advocate.
	Yeah.
	But every black athlete, actor, everybody, the game was mad at me too.
	He openly said he was mad at me.
	He auditioned for that role too?
	Yeah, everybody wanted the role.
	Everybody wanted that role.
	Every black guy.
	And some white people too.
	They were like, be quiet fool!
	What was it like working on Bradley Cooper?
	Oh, Bradley Cooper, he's the man.
	He's cool as hell.
	I learned a lot working with him, but my favorite person I was working with was Chateau Copley, and he was like the person that played Murdoch, and Liam Neeson.
	Man, Liam Neeson is the coolest motherfucker ever, man.
	Shit.
	For real talk.
	People won't really understand how cool Liam Neeson is.
	He'd be sitting there, you know, sipping his tea, and the whole time I'm thinking his tea, and motherfuckers gonna say something, you know, they'd be talking, and you only think he's listening to you, and then he'd just say like a one-two, one-liner word just about to come to say something, just floor you.
	He's funny as fuck, right?
	Then the whole time, I'm thinking he's sipping on his tea, Irish motherfuckers, this motherfuckers drinking whiskey.
	All day.
	He was the coolest motherfucker ever, bro.
	He's like shockingly funny as fuck.
	W. Liam.
	That's crazy.
	You know, obviously he has one of the most infamous movie lines ever about, you know, I don't have any money, but what I do have are a certain sort of skills, blah, blah, blah, from the movie taken.
	And he's always like, it's kind of like he's always in that role where he's going to find somebody that's been kidnapped or something like that.
	That's like his thing.
	Or action movies like that one.
	Yeah, he told me that movie Taken revised his career.
	Because he was like, he wasn't doing much.
	I remember from Darkman and stuff, right?
	He said he wasn't doing much.
	And that was supposed to be like a low-budget movie for Eastern European or somewhere.
	And he said it did so well over there.
	The movie, by the time it came out, it was already a few years old.
	Oh, wow.
	And he said it fucking took over.
	He said that brought him back.
	And now he the man.
	Because A-Team came out, what, like 2013, 2014?
	No, like 2010.
	Like 2010?
	Yeah, right.
	I know it's right around the 2010s.
	Yeah, it's old.
	That movie's old as hell now.
	It's so crazy because a couple girls that watch the movie, they want it to be taken too.
	I was like, that's not funny.
	Anyhow.
	They want it to be taken by the old man?
	Somebody.
	I'm going to tell you something.
	Liam Neeson pulled more chicks than you.
	No way.
	I put money on it.
	He's a nigga?
	Hell yeah.
	Oh shit.
	Hell yeah.
	He pulled one of my bitches!
	Liam Neeson stole one of my bitches and put it in the movie!
	How many of you niggas steal your bitches, bro?
	Motherfuckers be stealing my bitches.
	What the fuck?
	Because I be getting...
	The one thing my dad told me, he said, ain't no woman promised to you.
	Damn.
	That's a good quote.
	That's one thing my dad told me.
	I'll never forget that.
	He told me that when I was a kid.
	I ain't no woman promise to you.
	You know what my dad told me?
	What?
	You want the truth?
	Yeah.
	You sharing?
	Nothing.
	He left.
	What the fuck?
	Hey, man.
	At least he said bye.
	What's the official story with that?
	Did he go to the store or did he say, I'm going to go get gas?
	What is it officially?
	This is the first time I'm saying on the podcast, truthfully, about my dad.
	Because obviously, I keep that stuff kind of private because my life's private in some sense.
	But my dad was not a bad person.
	He was definitely...
	Very giving.
	He gave out a lot of kids.
	Other than that, though, you know, I just felt like when I was a kid, he had other stuff going on.
	Yeah.
	And I would ask him, yo, can you go for ice cream?
	Can you go to the park?
	And he would be like, yeah, I'm coming, son.
	And then he would never show up.
	And then...
	Oh, sorry.
	I shouldn't be laughing at that.
	That's not funny, man.
	I shouldn't be laughing at that.
	That hurts a lot, bro.
	You're not in touch with him now?
	Oh, he passed away.
	Oh, I'm sorry to hear that, man.
	How are you smiling?
	Why are you laughing at me, nigga?
	No, man.
	No, he's not.
	But to be fair, I know he'd be proud of me right now, but...
	But nigga, you didn't answer the question.
	How'd he leave?
	I'm trying to explain to you.
	Okay.
	So what happened was, my mom...
	I love my mom, by the way.
	She's amazing.
	My mom is like the best person in the world to me, kind of.
	And I live with her.
	So I know why he left.
	Oh, okay.
	Yeah, I know why he left.
	Listen, I was mad at first.
	It be that way.
	Dad understood.
	You know what, Dad?
	For your peace and...
	What do you say?
	Tranquility?
	I know why you left, bro.
	So, rest in peace to my dad.
	I'm sad at first, but I'm happy.
	So, like, what was the excuse when he left, though?
	Like, I want to know.
	Did he say I'm going to the store?
	He said that token lime will get some milk.
	He basically said, in a nutshell, I'll be back.
	Like the Schwarzenegger?
	Yeah.
	I'll be back.
	In that case, a real Schwarzenegger.
	Schwarzenegger.
	No, but...
	Hasta la vista.
	That's a lot of me stuff, my baby.
	No, hold on, hold on.
	But on a serious note, to any guy out there that their dad isn't in their life, it sucks because, like, obviously, you want to play with your dad, have fun with your dad, and go out with your dad.
	But if he's not there, luckily for me, my granddad was there for me.
	My granddad also passed away, but he was a dad I never had.
	And hopefully your uncle or somebody could be that person for you when you're coming up as a kid.
	Man, they did a good job.
	You a good nigga, man.
	I ain't gonna lie.
	I ain't gonna lie, man.
	I can tell.
	I don't say a whole lot.
	I just be observing and stuff.
	The way he took care of me, took me to the gym and stuff, made sure I got my workout in and everything.
	He watched out for me and everything.
	You a good dude, man.
	Except for he didn't pick me up from the airport, though.
	That's the only point.
	It's all good, bro.
	Thank you, man.
	I know you did that.
	Appreciate that, bro.
	You're a good dude.
	Jalil says, Yo, RJ, glad you're on the show.
	Much love, big homie.
	Got a question for you.
	Based on the experiences you had with women in both the U.S. and Japan, would you consider wifing a chick more from Japan or from your native soil?
	P.S. That guy, glad you stomped his ass.
	Oh, the dude that we talked about before.
	Japan or U.S. girl?
	I really don't like American girls that much.
	No.
	I don't like the American women's values.
	Yeah, the mindset.
	I don't like it.
	But I'm going to tell you, this is the type of mind I got.
	I was a single dad when I married a Japanese woman, so I dated five girls at the same time to see which one I was going to marry to help me raise my son, because I'm trying to fight in Japan and raise my son.
	But one thing I know about time, you don't get it back.
	And so I didn't want to waste my time dating five different girls.
	So I dated them all at the same time, and I married the best one out of the five, and she still left me.
	I had another son that was eight months younger than my oldest.
	But I didn't know it.
	These are my two college babies.
	So I didn't know it until later.
	And then she told me, choose her or the kid.
	And I got the kid.
	I got the kid.
	Now, I raised him since he was six.
	I got a cousin when he was six.
	He's the one that followed my footsteps and went into fighting.
	Wow.
	And so she left.
	I was like, damn.
	She was the best candidate and still was bad.
	And she was from Japan.
	So...
	You know what I'm saying?
	Where the fuck can I go to get a good wife?
	It could be anywhere.
	But to be honest, the reason why I married her because I never asked her to do anything.
	I just married her.
	She wanted to be a housewife.
	She actually said that she wanted to come to America.
	She quit her job, left her family.
	Her family's rich.
	She left her family.
	Back in Japan?
	Yeah.
	Her friends and everything said she wanted me to be champion.
	So she left everything to help me raise my oldest son.
	And I came home from the gym.
	My food was ready right there.
	She knew exactly what time I was coming home because I came straight home.
	My food was ready right there.
	I like to watch TV and eat.
	It was right there.
	My bath water would be ready.
	Even when I'm sore, she would help me get in the bath.
	She would wash me off, help me get out of the tub and dry me off, put my underwear on.
	She even brushed my teeth if I asked her to.
	Damn.
	Damn.
	And she still left.
	She treated me like a king.
	And she still left.
	But the reason why she left, I know now, the reason why she left because she was pregnant and she didn't want to tell me.
	So overnight we would have had four kids because me and her had a son.
	And I had the oldest son, so that was two kids.
	My son that she helped me raise, and then the main reason why I married her, to keep her in the country, because she got pregnant with my son.
	So my youngest son is Japanese.
	So I had to get custody of my other son, Roger, and she was pregnant.
	And she didn't want to tell me she was pregnant because I asked her, as she had my son, I asked her to get on birth control.
	I said, listen, it's going to be easier for you to get pregnant because Man, I don't pull out of fights and I don't pull out of that pussy.
	What?
	Oh my goodness.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Yeah, yeah.
	I told her.
	I said, get that birth control because I don't pull out.
	And she didn't do it.
	She didn't do it.
	So that's why I... So she would have known.
	You would have known that she didn't listen to you.
	Yeah.
	And she was saying, I don't want the extra work.
	But she's knowing she's pregnant and she's not telling me.
	So overnight we would have had four kids because I got two illegitimate kids.
	And now I got two kids with her.
	Wow.
	So that's why.
	And she didn't want to tell me.
	And that cost me my whole marriage.
	Wow.
	She had the kids anyway, right?
	Yeah, she said.
	My daughter, I got a beautiful daughter.
	Wait, where's she now?
	She's living in one of my houses, nigga.
	What the fuck do you think she has?
	She can't go back to Japan with my kids.
	I love my kids.
	Yeah.
	I ain't like your daddy, nigga.
	Yo, man.
	I ain't even with my kids.
	Yo, bro.
	Yo, what the fuck?
	That was a low blow.
	My stomach hurts.
	Did he get me number one?
	I did, I did.
	All right, we even out.
	We even out, even out, yeah.
	All right, all right, all right.
	This nigga, bro.
	I love my kids.
	But I'm going to tell you something, man.
	I still have a good relationship.
	Clearly, she's living in one of your houses and everything.
	Hell no.
	Fuck that bitch, man.
	Because she got my kids.
	She probably watched the show right now.
	Like, fuck that nigga.
	Fuck that nigga.
	Fuck you.
	Fuck you, right bitch?
	Hell yeah.
	Bro, she's been stalking me on my social media for years.
	Or fake accounts.
	She knows it as fuck.
	Hell yeah, she's probably watching this shit.
	Fuck you, bitch.
	Hey, when my daughter turned 18, she's 17 now.
	You're getting the fuck out.
	Get the fuck out of my house!
	Get the fuck out and leave my car there too, bitch!
	Get the fuck out!
	You know, I love my kids, man.
	I'm crazy about my kids.
	Yeah, he's a good dad.
	I already know he's a good dad.
	She's like, fuck you right, bitch.
	I take a car's hot dog.
	It's Japanese.
	Right now, they're with me.
	Right now.
	I bet it's hot dog.
	I bet it's hot dog.
	Fuck that bitch.
	Yo, man.
	Wow.
	This is crazy.
	This is funny as hell, bro.
	I didn't expect any of this.
	Yeah, this is great.
	This is fucking wild.
	I hope y'all think he's enjoying the interview as much as I am.
	This is one of our best streams, bro.
	One of our best streams, bro.
	Yo, uh...
	Myron.
	Huge Rampage fan for 20 years.
	So happy he's at the biggest pod in Miami.
	Myron, you say my marriage has helped me get my life in order.
	Thank you.
	Thank you so much.
	Can you tell FNF about your Mexican girlfriend who cheated on you because a guy told her she can't handle it?
	Nigga, what's up with y'all?
	It's all about my bitches cheating on me today.
	What's wrong with y'all niggas?
	Y'all ain't never had no motherfucking bitch cheat on y'all.
	I guarantee you, y'all, the bitches ain't cheating on me because my dick trash.
	My dick ain't trash.
	Is my dick trash?
	Damn, I dig trash.
	She said, yeah, nigga, you dig trash.
	Fuck.
	They can't see her on camera.
	It's an Asian girl.
	Oh, shit.
	No, it's a hologram.
	It's a hologram.
	It's not Asian, by the way.
	Yeah, well, yeah.
	Okay, so the first Mexican girl I ever had.
	Did I expose too much by saying she's an Asian girl that's here?
	Yeah, yeah, you got me in trouble for sure.
	I don't give a fuck though.
	You brought an Asian ting winner from California.
	I was like, oh shit!
	Bro, you just ruined all the five relationships I got.
	Yeah, I was thinking about Now she's my only one now.
	Now she know I have five other relationships.
	She might fry me too.
	Goddamn.
	You already incriminated yourself earlier.
	Yeah, I did.
	So my first Mexican...
	My first Mexican girl...
	I'm trying to tell this nigga the story!
	Go ahead, go ahead.
	I'm telling the story, man.
	First off, I'm going to start this off.
	Honestly, I think my life is a reality show for God.
	I swear to God.
	I swear.
	I'm not supposed to say I swear to God, but you know what I'm saying.
	I really think that's true.
	So my first Mexican girlfriend, she was like this girl.
	I met her in Memphis, and she was from Big Spring, Texas, a little small town in Texas.
	I liked her.
	In Orange County, it's hard for me to get chicks.
	I'm always the only nigga around.
	So I always gotta go somewhere to get chicks.
	So I met her, and she was cool, but one thing about her, she was very insecure because she had this big birthmark over her eye.
	So it's like a big birthmark.
	It's like a bruise.
	So every time I go somewhere, people give me dirty looks like I beat her ass.
	And I'm this big, mean-looking black guy, and I'm with this...
	She was a big, tall Mexican girl, too.
	And she was not bad, she had a big ass, kind of like that.
	But it was real, though, nigga.
	Anyway...
	I didn't know that she was a hoe.
	I didn't know because women be lying in the beginning.
	I was young.
	I had an ego like she was like slutty for me.
	But it don't be that way sometimes.
	She was just a 304.
	But I was just happy I was getting some.
	I ain't gonna lie.
	Because I ain't never been in love.
	People don't understand.
	I ain't never been in love.
	It didn't hurt me one bit when I had the fire.
	So yeah, she was at work.
	And one of her co-workers said that she couldn't take his D, so she had to prove him wrong.
	And I found all this out because Owens Town is a small town, you know what I'm saying?
	It's a small town.
	And some dude told me, boom, boom, got back to me, and I was like, oh, you got kicked rocks.
	And then I got revenge on her, though.
	I got revenge on her.
	You called immigration?
	No.
	I fucked her mama.
	Oh, shit!
	No way!
	Oh, shit!
	Oh, shit!
	I'm not the grandma.
	Is that grandma?
	Yeah, that's the grandma.
	I fucked shit out of her mama.
	Well, her mama fucked shit out of me.
	I was 21 years old, and I fought in Memphis.
	I went back home from Memphis to a fight, and I fought this dude that looked like Steven Seagal.
	He was like a Steven Seagal wannabe with the fucking long ponytail.
	Damn.
	And he had the fucking Hapkido Gio and the shit.
	And her mom came to my fight.
	And I thought it was weird, the first time I met, these are the first Mexican people I ever met, because, mind you, Memphis, we didn't have diversity back then.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	And she took me home to meet her mom, and I met her mom, and her mom kissed me on her lips.
	I'm like, oh, what the fuck?
	I said, oh, I thought, oh, that was what Mexicans do.
	I didn't know any better.
	Yeah, yeah.
	But her mom was bad, though.
	Her mom looked young for her age, kind of like a Jennifer Lopez with a big ass.
	Right.
	That type, that type.
	And so her mom came to my fight, and I tried to hook my cousin up with her, because a lot of my cousins are a lot older.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	And my cousin liked it.
	He's like, who's that badass, mom?
	Mexican girl, blah, blah, blah.
	I said, yeah.
	I said, that's my ex-girlfriend's mom.
	And then she said, oh, no, he's not my type.
	I said, okay.
	So after I won the fight, she wanted to get me some beers and drinks.
	I said, you want a drink?
	I said, yeah.
	She bought me drinks and stuff like that.
	I was drinking at the bar.
	I'm not thinking anything.
	This is my ex-girlfriend's mom.
	And we stayed in touch with each other.
	And she was always cool.
	We always stayed in touch.
	She always checked up on me.
	So long story short, she take me back to her house.
	She said, you want to go back to my house and drink?
	I'm like, okay, yeah.
	I go back to her house and drink.
	I'm watching TV and stuff, she comes sitting next to me, and she touched my hand with her hand, and she like really close to me and shit.
	And I'm like, what the fuck is going on here?
	Dude, that's the beginning of one of those porn videos.
	Yeah, yeah.
	It was a porn video.
	Holy shit!
	I hope they ain't watching.
	I hope this X game, because I ain't never want to put her mama out there like that.
	But I fucked your mama, bitch.
	I hope you watching.
	She fucked a couple niggas down in Orange County.
	Fuck you, bitch.
	I fucked your mom and that shit was good.
	She was better than you.
	Oh, shit.
	This is like the Rampage Revenge podcast.
	Literally, bro.
	You cheat on me, bitch.
	I'm about to shit on you right now.
	I'm glad you said that because I'm getting revenge on...
	Every motherfucker about it.
	I'm on a road with revenge.
	I'm Shannon Briggs.
	I'm fighting this nigga.
	This is hometown.
	I'm mad at that motherfucker because we both be fighting the Qatar on June 8th, but he's acting scary.
	Let's talk about that fight real quick, actually.
	I got a video, Bills.
	Bring it up in the Telegram chat.
	Shannon Briggs is scared of you, bro.
	I know he's scared of me.
	I'm telling you.
	He's trying to back out right now.
	He's scared of you, bro.
	He's scared.
	Because if he was a real man, he wouldn't be scared.
	But guess what?
	He's boxing his own fighting style.
	So why are you scared, nigga?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Big ass nigga scared for what?
	Yeah, June 8th and Qatar, right?
	Yeah.
	Hey, I want you guys to come.
	Yeah, we're going to be out there.
	Is that going to be out there?
	Yeah, we're going to be out there.
	I'm going to tell my boys.
	I'm going to tell my STK. Y'all going to love him.
	He cool as hell.
	And his brother Osama.
	Man, I'm going to tell him.
	Osama?
	Osama.
	His name is Osama.
	Been fighting?
	No, no.
	It's Ho-Sama.
	Ho-Sama.
	That nigga Ho.
	I'm joking.
	He's a good guy.
	He probably got one girlfriend.
	I don't know.
	Yeah.
	They smart businessmen.
	And I think they know that Shannon's scared too.
	I think he trying to back out of the fight.
	Bro.
	He see me in shape.
	Like, ain't nobody really been seeing me because, you know, I've been on the heavier side, but I've been training really hard.
	Let's see what you got.
	Oh, yeah.
	This was funny, bro.
	This is the first time I met him.
	Look at his movements.
	That nigga's scared, bro.
	All right, let's see.
	Where's volume?
	I'm going to teach these MMA guys what's the fall.
	Stick to wrestling.
	Stick to wrestling.
	Don't you ever think about throwing a punch.
	Wait a minute!
	Look at him, y'all!
	Are you in shape?
	Are you in shit?
	Hey man, champ!
	Champ!
	You don't ever touch the Brownsville yet!
	You don't ever put no hands on the Brownsville yet!
	Where are you from, Yeti?
	Get him, y'all!
	Oh, shit!
	That nigga scared!
	That nigga scared, bro!
	We ain't gonna do no wrestling!
	I'm gonna try to grab me!
	That nigga scared, bro.
	He's scared, man.
	He's taller than you.
	He bigger than me.
	He bigger than you.
	He know how to box.
	I ain't never had no boxing match before.
	Shannon, why you scared, bro?
	Fighting the man like you said you were going to fight him.
	Why you scared, my nigga?
	No, this is going to be late.
	June 8th, it's going to be on pay-per-view.
	Yeah, it's going to be on Fight TV. Fight TV. Make sure you guys definitely watch that.
	We're going to be out there supporting.
	We're going to be out there in Qatar.
	Yeah, check.
	Clip that.
	Send it to Shannon, bro.
	Yeah.
	That nigga scared.
	He scared.
	He gotta be.
	But that's gonna be lit, man.
	We're gonna be there showing some support.
	You guys know me.
	I like going to, you know, Dubai and Qatar and hang out my Arab brethren.
	So it's gonna be a good time.
	And those places, you know, Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Qatar, they're all like transitioning into like, they're trying to become like Las Vegas's of the Middle East.
	They're all competing with each other.
	You know, trying to draw tourists and everything else like that.
	Like, I think, didn't Mike Tyson open a boxing gym in Saudi Arabia?
	Yeah, it's nice too.
	It's really nice too, yeah.
	And then Dubai, obviously they hosted the last...
	No, that was in Saudi Arabia, actually, that last fight.
	But yeah, they're trying to...
	They're very welcoming of foreigners now.
	Yeah, they're very welcoming of foreigners and of fighters, too.
	Yeah, they've taken over soccer, too, or football.
	What do you call it?
	They call it football, I think.
	Oh, yeah, yeah.
	The World Cup was in Qatar last time, right?
	Yeah, it was.
	It was in Qatar, yeah.
	Yeah.
	I heard they're getting golf out there in the Middle East.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, they're opening it up, man.
	It's good for us athletes and stuff because some MMA fighters and boxers, I think we're undervalued here.
	So it's good that the Middle East is...
	And I'm very excited about what's going on in Qatar.
	I just hope Shannon Briggs don't back out.
	I think he's getting cold feet.
	He always got cold feet.
	I can't say, because I can't say what's going on, because we live and stuff, but we all in talks and everything, and he just...
	He sounds shaky.
	He sounds shaky.
	Yo, let's say he's scared, backs off.
	Who else would you fight?
	Who else would you want to fight?
	You know, that's why I brought this up, because right now, I'm getting older.
	You know, Father Time is the only person that's undefeated.
	Yeah.
	So, I want to get all my grudge matches out the way.
	So, Titties, this guy named Titties from Tough, he's on the card.
	If Titties win, I want to fight him next, or Vandalay Silva, Rashad Evans.
	That's a good fight, Rashad Evans.
	Yeah, Rashad Evans.
	Anybody that beat me.
	Anybody that beat me.
	Fedor and Mini Ankle.
	Anybody.
	Anybody that beat me, I want to fight Ryan Bader, Chell Sonnen.
	I'll fight Jon Jones, boxing.
	Jon Jones, I'll take him back.
	I'll take him MMA, but he's locked in the UFC. So I want to get back anybody that beat me.
	Because, you know what I'm saying, I think now that I'm doing stem cells, I'm going to Columbia on the 17th.
	Revenge time.
	Yeah.
	The stem cells changed me, bro.
	Tell us about that.
	I'm going to Bayo Accelerator in Columbia.
	Shout out to them.
	Man, shout out to them, man.
	They changed my life.
	They put more years on my fighting career.
	So now I got the confidence.
	I feel like a lot of my injuries are gone and I'm getting in shape, I feel like I can make a run for all my grudge matches.
	Mm-hmm.
	And how does the stem cell stuff work?
	Are they like re-stimulating torn tissue from before?
	How does that work?
	Man, I don't know all the medical stuff, but what I do know, I asked them is that they told me it's karma-free stem cells because they use like umbilical cords.
	So they don't use baby embryos or nothing like that.
	But what they did tell me was that they used only the best part of the umbilical cord, the way you get the most of themselves from, and then they disregard the rest.
	And what it does, I got shots before in both my knees and in my right shoulder, right?
	Because I had a torn rotator cuff.
	It healed it up.
	Wow.
	It healed it up.
	And my knees, it was really bad.
	I had a torn meniscus.
	After I got the shot, maybe like two months later, I could wrestle without a knee brace.
	Before, I had to wear knee braces all the time.
	Wow.
	So I knew basically.
	Yeah, in my hand.
	I got shot in my hand because I had like a little small fracture.
	Before I even left Columbia, the pain was gone.
	Every time I hit pads or if I grabbed something, I had like a little slight pain.
	I bet a lot of fighters got pains in their hands.
	We don't talk about our injuries.
	Yeah.
	You know why, right?
	Floyd Medweather, I've heard from many people that his hands are very brittle now.
	You know what I mean?
	He should go and get the stem cell.
	But you know a lot of fighters, we don't talk about injuries.
	Why is that?
	Because our opponents are here.
	Oh, win points.
	You know, it's a lot of fighters, but a lot of them are cowards.
	They'll go after your injury.
	Like, if you guys are real smart with the internet, you can pull up a clip when I fought with Richard Evans.
	I did the 18 movie.
	He heard I had injured my knee, and he was punching me in my kneecap.
	You've never seen anybody get punched in a kneecap.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	To target it like that is strange.
	You know what I'm saying?
	If he was smart, he could have kicked it.
	He wasn't supposed to know that information because it got injured while they was filming like the 24-7 type of thing, and they went back and told him, right?
	So that's why we don't tell nobody.
	There was an incident where I think it was Jamonte Davis I can't find out about Ryan Garcia's issue and he got information before the fight and he knew what to do.
	That's what they would do.
	That's a good point.
	Now that I think about it, you rarely ever hear about fighters coming out with an injury that they had.
	You'll hear about it maybe after they retire, but when they're still active, they're never going to tell you what their injuries are.
	It's not like the NBA and NFL, like, oh yeah, torn ACL, torn meniscus, whatever.
	Some of the new ones, they'll talk about it after their fight, but me, you know what I'm saying?
	If it's not obvious, I don't really talk about it, but by Accelerator, man, they changed my life.
	So now I'm teaming up with the guys in Qatar.
	We're doing a match like boxing versus MMA guys, right?
	And so now I can box.
	And they told me, after this one, I can box whoever I want.
	So I want to go and box all my ops.
	Fuck them.
	Would you fight Jake Paul?
	Fuck yeah!
	Yeah?
	I'd fuck Jake Paul little young ass up.
	You don't want to see me.
	You know what?
	I tell you what, man.
	I would fight Jake Paul and his brother same night.
	Really?
	Yeah, they could be tag team.
	Real talk.
	Well, he hasn't lost yet, actually.
	He's been fighting quite a few.
	Oh, he hasn't?
	Oh, yeah.
	He hasn't lost.
	He's fighting Sean Strickland, I think.
	Logan Paul has lost a bunch of times, but Jake Paul hasn't lost.
	He's going to fight.
	No, no.
	Jake Paul hasn't lost.
	I'll fight.
	They can tag team.
	They can be in the corner.
	They can take turns around or one after another, whatever they want.
	I'm sick of Jake Paul beating up MMA guys.
	But he fight MMA guys that can't do nothing to him.
	Exactly.
	You know what I'm saying?
	He's very smart about who he picks to fight.
	Man, you got to give him that, though.
	I can't believe it.
	That's smart, though.
	Smart.
	Yeah, you got to obviously strategize.
	So you got to give him that.
	He's a good boxer.
	You got to respect that.
	Yeah, yeah.
	He can box for all the haters.
	To go from content creation to putting the work to become a boxer is not easy.
	For all the haters that say Jake Paul isn't a boxer, he's a fucking boxer.
	He's a boxer now, yeah.
	He absolutely boxed.
	He's fooling himself.
	But he's really smart with choosing his opponents.
	Even the boxers that he's fighting now.
	The last dude he knocked out, like, where in the fuck they dig him up from?
	Who the fuck was he?
	Some black dude.
	I didn't know who the fuck he was, but he was supposed to be some boxer.
	No, Jake Paul has lost.
	He lost to Tyson Fury's brother.
	He did?
	Yeah, I forgot.
	He did.
	Oh, wow.
	His younger brother, yep.
	Oh, wow.
	And I thought he was going to beat Tommy Fury because up until then, the only fights I saw with Tommy Fury, he looked like shit.
	And so I guess I saw old footage of Tommy Fury.
	And Tommy Fury, yeah, beat him.
	And then, yeah, I know he fought Nate Diaz, who's like a grappler, mostly a grappler.
	Yeah, Nate Diaz is really a jiu-jitsu guy.
	And then who was the other guy he fought, the first guy he fought, the white guy, I forget his name.
	Ben Askren?
	Yeah, Ben Askren.
	He's a grappler too, right?
	He's a wrestler.
	He's like one of the best wrestlers ever.
	In MMA. Okay.
	And he was a wrestler.
	He don't know anything about boxing.
	He was just on my show as well.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I just met him for the first time.
	He's a real cool guy.
	But I gave him shit for getting knocked out by Jake Paul.
	Yeah, that's crazy.
	So I guess, I mean, and you don't have to go into detail here, but I guess what would the strategy be?
	Because obviously you come from a wrestling background, but obviously as an MMA fighter, you know all of the different disciplines.
	I guess what would the strategy be with someone like that when you're going toe-to-toe with a boxer?
	Yeah, so Jake Paul, what I heard is he works really hard.
	He has really good cardio.
	And he's a hard puncher.
	You gotta be able to take a punch.
	But the thing that he has over MMA guys is that he's been training strictly boxing for a lot longer.
	That's why he's beating these guys.
	We train boxing, but we don't put that much...
	We gotta do four arts.
	Yes.
	We got to do wrestling, jujitsu, boxing, and kickboxing, right?
	To be a complete fighter.
	So we can't put a whole lot of time.
	So if I'm going to fight Jake Paul, say I know that I'm going to fight Jake Paul, I'm going to have to go in the trenches and just double down on just boxing for a long time.
	And I'm going to have to spar at least like four days a week.
	And I'm going to have to spar with guys a little bit faster than me because he's going to be smaller than me, right?
	And I'm going to have to be in his face because I like to be in people's face.
	It's a dogfight for me.
	Right.
	So I'm going to have to be in his face and I'm going to have to bully him.
	It's a battle of wheels.
	You can understand this.
	Fighting is not just physical.
	It's a battle of wheels.
	That's why you hear commentators say, oh, he's imposing his wheel.
	So you can take your opponent's confidence away.
	Absolutely.
	Yeah, you know about that.
	I know you got a smart mind.
	You got a strong mind.
	Yeah, I mean, hell, even when I just sparrow my boxing coach, like, yeah, he'll close the distance on me and I'll be like, oh, shit.
	And it's like you got to kind of react right then and there.
	And then when you're fighting with someone who's like, That is what they do, right?
	And the thing with boxing, because I kind of noticed this when I would watch boxers fight MMA guys.
	MMA guys, they're used to being worried about getting kicked.
	They're used to worried about getting taken down, etc.
	So they might not have the high horns like a boxer would because all he's got to worry about is just like, Not getting punched, right?
	But he's not worried about getting taken down or kicked or whatever.
	So, like, you have to change your entire fighting mindset when you're an MMA fighter because you have to worry about everything coming at you, whereas when you're a boxer, you're just waiting, working on fists, right?
	Right, right, right.
	Speaking of fighting and obviously having a good career, you were an ultimate fighter.
	Oh, yeah.
	And this is from Big Mo, his question here for the panel.
	He wants to know, what's it like mentoring and fighting with Kimbo Slice?
	Oh, man.
	Bro.
	He's a Florida legend.
	Yeah.
	Kimbo Slice was the real one.
	He was a fucking real one, bro.
	Man.
	He was nothing like anybody else on the show.
	You know?
	And...
	I like, I miss Kimbo Slice.
	I like working with him.
	My son trains with his son now.
	Okay.
	I like Kimbo Slice a lot, but a lot of people was hating on Kimbo Slice coming into Ultimate Fighter because he was like an underground, you know what I'm saying?
	He was not traditional.
	He was more like risque.
	Street Fighter.
	Yeah, he was like straight up.
	That's how he got big is the YouTube Street Fights, which everyone, all of us have seen those, right?
	Yeah, and I kind of identify with Kimbo because people didn't notice.
	I didn't really promote a whole lot.
	I don't think I did, but That's how I learned how to fight.
	I grew up fighting on the street like that, but I just didn't do it for money.
	It wasn't like that.
	But that's my background.
	That's why I always say I was a brawler.
	So I identified with him, but I wanted Kimbo to learn the game.
	And I should have spoke up more.
	I had some assistance.
	I had my coaches.
	I don't know if you guys watch it.
	So I had my coaches on the show.
	I'm not really a coach.
	I'll never be a coach.
	But I had my coaches on the show.
	And this time, when it comes to fighting and martial arts, there's egos.
	I don't have ego.
	But your coaches have egos.
	So now I'm trying to tell my coach what I want them to do.
	I got more experience than all my coaches fighting.
	I fought longer than all my coaches, and I've had more fights than them.
	But they're coaches for a reason.
	They're my coach for a reason.
	They're good at what they do, but they didn't want to listen to me.
	And I was telling them what they need to do with him, but then they didn't want to listen to me.
	Because they're my coach normally.
	But now on this show, I'm the head coach, and they got to listen to me.
	And I don't know if that played off on camera.
	So it's kind of like...
	At the end of the day, I respect my coaches, and I'm the type of person that I don't want no problems, but I really wish I would have fought more to tell them, look, you should train him like this.
	Because I remember...
	He had to fight this one fight in a big country.
	Roy Nelson.
	Roy Nelson in a big country.
	And they was training him all wrong.
	And I was like...
	And I tried to make a joke about it.
	I said, how are you going to do that?
	How are you going to get the moon off you like that?
	And try to get my point across.
	And they wouldn't get it.
	I was like...
	I told her, listen, man, you guys training him wrong.
	That's not going to work.
	And he's too green.
	Because...
	He's on this reality show where he has to fight right away, and he's coming in there with very little jiu-jitsu skills, and he's fighting one of the best.
	He's like top ten, one of the best grapplers at heavyweight.
	Wow.
	This guy, he's big, and he got like a big-ass belly.
	Yeah.
	Oh, shit.
	A big-ass guy.
	He know how to use his weight.
	And Kimbo, he was a heavyweight, but he looked like a small heavyweight.
	He looked like he was small.
	He was shorter, but he was stocky.
	He weighed more than me, and I was talking to him.
	He was big, but it was just a bad matchup for him, right?
	So they had the end for Kimbo, but it was an honor working with him.
	I learned a lot about him.
	He was nothing like what you think on TV, like a dude that looked like that with gold teeth and stuff like that.
	Peaceful.
	Peaceful, but he did get mad at me that one time when he fought, and I shaved my head like his.
	Oh man, he was mad at me.
	I fucked up on that one.
	Damn.
	He was like, I ain't bald head.
	I do this for a warrior.
	I'm like, nigga, quit lying, nigga.
	You bald.
	That's male pattern baldness, nigga.
	How much did you weigh back then?
	Who, him?
	Yeah.
	Man, I think he was like 240, but he was like 215.
	Oh, wow.
	Yeah, he said about 240.
	He was like about 215, man.
	He was big.
	He has thick, thick paws.
	He was a Miami hero, man.
	Yeah, yeah.
	No real?
	Rest in peace to him.
	Yeah, R.I.P. From Bahamas, I believe.
	His son is cool, people, too.
	His son likes boxing and everything.
	His son looks just like him.
	He trained with my son.
	I spar around with Kimo Slyson sometimes.
	He got a crazy hook.
	Whenever I spar, I got to keep his right hand up every time I spar with Kimo Slyson.
	He's a real one, too.
	We got AF Patriot goes, I'd like to hear Rampage's take on the GOAT. Nick F, hopefully he knows about the real red pill.
	I don't think he knows.
	Who the fuck is that Nick F? Oh, man.
	Who's that, though?
	Y'all know who he is?
	They're talking...
	I don't know.
	Oh, okay, okay.
	All right.
	Not what?
	Okay, I don't know.
	We got some more shots to read.
	All right.
	Sneeko, did he ask Fresh Link or Girf?
	Oh, you're funny, nigga.
	Oh, speaking of Sneeko, what are your thoughts?
	Did you see that fight between him and Sean Strickland?
	Yeah, I was kind of upset.
	I ain't even never met Sneeko, but I'm a fan of Sneeko as well.
	And me being a fighter, we look at you guys like civilians and shit.
	Sneeko got hard and shit like that, but I used to like Strickland until I saw that.
	And I lost respect for Strickland.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I want to spar him now.
	You know what I'm saying?
	That's bullshit.
	He's overkill.
	Yeah, you don't do that shit.
	You can spar and teach.
	You can spar civilians and stuff like that, but you don't got to do that shit.
	They say that he spars like that with everybody.
	Don't tell him to come spar with me.
	There you go.
	Let's see here.
	I bet freshers running around Miami in that SVJ with the baddest girls wearing the sickest chain and the freshest clothes.
	Are you trolling?
	It's an SVJ buddy.
	Better than Hellcat.
	What?!
	The Hellcat?!
	Actually, you know what?
	Let's do this right now here on camera.
	Oh, here we go.
	You're a car guy.
	I'm a car guy.
	We love a lot of cars.
	We love cars in general.
	The debate that's been happening for a while is Lamborghini or Mopar?
	I'm taking Lamborghini's side.
	What say you?
	Yeah.
	Yeah?
	Lamborghini.
	Okay.
	Mercy Lago.
	I like the Mercy.
	Can you tell us your car collection over the years, what you've had?
	I started off my collection...
	Probably like a 69 Lincoln.
	Suicide doors.
	I was the first person in Orange County to have an Audi R8. Then a Mercy Largo.
	I had a Rafe for a moment.
	All this shit got totaled.
	Damn.
	The Lamborghinis.
	Me and you were talking about this at dinner last night.
	I kind of want you to tell you this story.
	Remember the story about you and the gas station and what happened to you when you were in L.A.? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	He was talking about my first time getting robbed in LA. He was talking about why he don't like LA. He was like, yeah, man, you get robbed in LA. Damn.
	I had this fucking...
	How long ago?
	This is like what?
	This was years.
	I'm bad with time.
	This was years ago.
	Like 10 years ago?
	Something like that?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, I would say that.
	I would say that.
	After the A-team.
	Yeah, I would say that.
	I was doing a music video with E-40.
	Do you remember what the song was?
	Fuck no.
	I don't know.
	I'm in the music video for a little bit.
	Yeah, you're in the music video with E-40.
	Someone in the chat's gonna know.
	Yeah, I don't remember which one.
	In the chat, for all you E40 fans, if you guys could tell us which music video it was.
	He cut me off a lot because my dumb ass friend that wanted to be crashing my cars got me high again.
	I'm hanging around E40. I smoke weed every blue moon.
	I'm a blue mooner.
	And I got high and I was just...
	When I smoke weed, I get weird as fuck.
	Don't worry about it.
	Someone in the chat is going to know what music video it was and then we'll be able to figure out.
	And I met Tiger that day and with some thug ass niggas out there but I was in my Mercy Lago.
	And I had a custom Brightlin on a Black Diamond Brightlin.
	Damn.
	A black custom, big, big black diamonds, right?
	And you know about the Mercy Lago, you can't see behind you.
	Dude, those cars?
	Visibility is terrible.
	Terrible.
	It is so bad.
	They followed me.
	So you left the music shoot and you had this bracelet on.
	How much was that bracelet worth, roughly?
	No, no, that watch.
	Oh, the watch, sorry.
	I can't remember.
	That watch was probably like $35,000.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	That's a lot, nigga.
	Oh, is that?
	Oh, okay.
	Because most people...
	Okay, my bad.
	And this is 10 years ago, so that's the equivalent today of like maybe 50k, but sorry.
	So you got this watch, you're with your boy in the car, and you're leaving the music video.
	Yeah, I was with my teammate, he from England.
	And I left the...
	The road mind them.
	Yeah, I left it, and these motherfuckers follow me.
	Normally I'd be paying attention, but that car...
	Yeah, you can't see shit.
	And I stopped, and the motherfucker followed me there, and I had noticed him, he was there at the fucking thing.
	He was like one of the dudes hanging out there.
	I know this.
	I know this.
	I always know my surroundings.
	I'm from Memphis.
	I already know my surroundings.
	But I let my guard down for living in Orange County for so long.
	And this motherfucker, he showed me the tool.
	He showed me.
	He was like...
	So you get out the car near the gas station, and he just walks right up to you, and he just pulls his shirt up.
	Yeah, yeah.
	He pulled it up.
	He showed me the tool.
	And I was like, you know, you know you're on camera and shit.
	He's like...
	He said he didn't give a fuck.
	He said, I just need that money.
	He was like...
	Tell me I had to break myself.
	I was like, I said, I don't give a fuck about this shit, nigga.
	I love you more than I love this shit.
	And I gave it to him.
	And my friend was trying to fight him.
	I said, no, no, no, no, no.
	Yeah, yeah, he from England.
	He don't know.
	We got guns out here.
	We fight.
	It was two of them.
	It was two of us.
	But I don't think he saw the gun because he never pulled it out.
	He just showed it to me.
	He never pulled it out.
	So I already know.
	I already know.
	In England, guns are banned.
	So it's like British people...
	You can see a gun maybe once a year in England.
	They're banned.
	So over there it's all a knife.
	Is that new?
	A knife sound?
	Yeah, he got it.
	Sorry.
	So when I told him that, he said, what'd you say?
	He took one of my necklaces too, if I remember.
	He said, what'd you say?
	I was like, I love you more.
	I love this shit.
	You can have it.
	This shit don't mean nothing to me.
	What'd you say?
	He's like, you really love me?
	I was like, yeah.
	He said, damn.
	He said, I know who you is.
	I said, oh, you know who I am?
	I said, do you know I'm God's street soldier?
	He said, what that mean?
	Then I showed him my tattoo on my arm, and I told him what that mean.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I said, I ain't just put this shit on my arm for nothing, but I'm from the street.
	I really am God's street soldier.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I come from the street.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I said, you know, and I gave him a message.
	You know what I'm saying?
	My Heavenly Father gave me a message.
	Give it to him.
	I gave it to him.
	I don't remember what it is now, but I gave it to him, but it was good enough for him.
	He still took my shit, though.
	He still took my shit, because he told me, all he kept saying, like, we get money.
	You know what I'm saying?
	He kept telling me, we get money.
	I said, yeah, go ahead.
	Go ahead.
	You get your money.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Go ahead.
	Do what you gotta do, man.
	But I said, are you...
	I asked him, though, what I asked certain people.
	I said, are you evil?
	He said, what do you mean?
	I said, uh...
	Do you kill people?
	He said, like, when I have to.
	I said, y'all, you ain't just cold murdering them?
	No, no, they don't do nothing to me.
	I said, do you rob poor people?
	He said, no, I don't fucking rob poor people.
	What the fuck?
	I said, you steal from poor people?
	No.
	Then I said, do you fuck with little babies?
	You're pedos?
	He said, no, no.
	I don't do no shit like that.
	I said, do you take advantage of women?
	No, I don't do nothing like that.
	I said, alright.
	Okay, then.
	I said, look here.
	Here's my phone number.
	Come to my gym next week.
	And I'm going to show you some shit.
	I'm going to teach you how to get out of his life.
	And I noticed he had been shot.
	He had been shot a couple times.
	But that nigga, he came to my gym, though.
	Oh, he came?
	He came.
	He came to my gym.
	He came to my house.
	But when he came to my house, I had, remember, I had a safe in my house.
	I had a bunch of money and shit in my safe.
	And that nigga followed me.
	And I remember my dumb ass posted some shit.
	I deleted the post off my house.
	My Instagram.
	But my safe and shit like that.
	But when he came to my house, I wasn't stupid no more.
	When he came to my house, I had my boys with me and we was all tooled up this time.
	But then he came and fucked with me a couple times and then I don't know, I lost touch with him.
	But I ain't never get my shit back.
	But I'm glad my homeboy didn't fight because I saw the other dude that was with him in the club like a month later.
	In LA. And he was cool with me too.
	He robbed me.
	They ain't never fuck with me no more.
	They never robbed me again.
	They said the name of that game, but I don't remember.
	They was in some game.
	So even if we would've...
	That game, I would've been red lit every time.
	I'll tell you this, though.
	People might call you weak for doing that, but if you look at it from a smart point of view, you're still alive.
	You may mess with him.
	You guys are cool.
	And in LA, there's gang culture.
	So you mess with him.
	Things happen.
	Guaranteed to go back outside?
	Yeah, they'll see me coming before I see them coming.
	And real talk, I wasn't lying when I said I didn't give a fuck about it.
	I'm not a materialistic motherfucker.
	I ain't an interiorist.
	Even all the cars and stuff they got.
	That's why my friend told him my shit.
	He's still my friend today.
	He's like one of my best friends.
	That's real, bro.
	Nigga, I'll be pissed.
	I'll be so mad at that nigga.
	Yo, you're a real one.
	No, he could have died.
	The car, the Mercilago, you can look that shit up.
	Rampage Lambo.
	You can see the motherfucker.
	He should have been dead.
	I was happy that motherfucker didn't die.
	You know, he's just showing down to my car.
	But my friends that really know me, they know.
	They're my toys.
	I'm a big kid.
	That's my toys.
	Yeah.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I missed the car, but I would've missed my friend more.
	You know what I'm saying?
	How I would've feel that my friend died in my shit.
	Of course.
	But they do, though.
	I hope I change the life.
	But people can call me weak for doing that.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I think that's a sign of strength.
	That's smart, bro.
	And let me ask you this, too.
	Did he ever apologize to you?
	Yeah.
	After he did that, did he feel bad?
	Yeah, he apologized.
	He told me he sold his shit already.
	And he told me what he got for.
	I said, man, you stupid.
	This shit works way more than that.
	He had to get money.
	Did he ever make it up to you some way?
	Maybe, I don't know, got you something else?
	No, no.
	I lost touch with him.
	I don't know what happened.
	I don't know if I had to start training for a fight.
	I can't remember.
	My memory is not too good.
	I don't know why I lost touch with him, motherfucker.
	It was Orange County.
	I had my own gym at the time.
	He came down to my gym.
	I can't remember.
	He probably came down a couple times.
	I lost touch.
	The old nigga probably robbed the wrong mother and got killed.
	I don't know.
	You blessed him though, you blessed him for sure.
	Yeah, but I just wanna help him like, I'll try to teach young folks like, they ain't the only way, they ain't the only way you can hustle.
	Anything is a motherfucker to hustle.
	Did you stop robbing once you started talking about him?
	I tried to help him.
	You know what's better though?
	God saw what you did.
	God.
	Oh yeah.
	I'm telling you.
	Oh, yeah.
	It's crazy because I believe in blessing people and giving back, but you blessed him when he did you wrong?
	Bro, that goes a long way.
	A long way.
	Oh, man.
	I'm telling you, God take good care of me, man.
	I fuck up all the time, man.
	He helped me out.
	He just...
	It's just a journey, man.
	Just a journey.
	All right.
	So much shots here, man.
	Girls show coming up right away.
	All right.
	Chris Hennessey.
	Chris Hennessey goes, sit for my previous message.
	Cool.
	And then Chris Hennessey again goes, A Rampage, have you ever taken a swig of that Hennessey before stepping into the octagon?
	And I seriously don't know if you could speak on it.
	How common is the use of drugs prior to a fight such as coke, alcohol, or meth?
	Okay.
	Wow, that's a super question.
	I would never drink before a fight.
	I only drink after a fight.
	And the only drug I ever did in my whole life was weed.
	But I'm sure a lot of fighters do a bunch of shit.
	I just don't see how you can fight and do that shit.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Yeah, true.
	Okay.
	And then Rampage, what would you say are the most important things that you have attributed to your success inside and outside of fighting?
	You know what?
	That's a good-ass motherfucking question.
	The thing about me is that I fight for different reasons than other motherfuckers.
	I never fought for fame or to be the best fighter.
	I always fought to feed my family and shit.
	I don't know.
	I guess just being hungry and just believing in yourself, it's all about self-confidence.
	Some people don't like it when other people are confident and they say they call them cocky and shit.
	I would say to those people, kiss my black ass.
	You gotta love yourself to be doing this shit.
	Big facts.
	And then, hey, I tried to mention in a previous podcast on Wednesday that I think if you get banners, like software banners for advertisements, your endorsements would be more effective.
	You misunderstood me.
	I still don't know the name of the grooming kit, even though you have shown it separately.
	Oh, he's sitting across the screen.
	Yeah, yeah, we can do that.
	That's a very good idea, brother.
	Yeah, we'll do that.
	Very good idea.
	Anything else?
	And then we're going to end this thing and get the after hours going for y'all.
	Durag Meyer goes, yo, my man Rampage Fresh, and I love Asian chicks.
	Let's go.
	Okay.
	Okay, Rampage, looking back on your career and everything you've gone through, is there anything you could have done differently?
	Andrew, you guys said that?
	Okay, Andrew, question from Angie.
	Yeah, you know what?
	There's a couple things I would have done different.
	I would have chose some different managers.
	For sure, I would have chose some different managers.
	And different coaches and shit.
	That's it right there.
	The management team?
	Yeah, the people you have around me.
	I can't go too much into it, but I had some managers rip me off.
	They get close to you.
	It's not like they outsmart you, they outhard you.
	They get close to you.
	Yeah, son.
	I love you, son.
	And they'll be real close to you.
	Come on, mate.
	Come on, mate.
	I'm your buddy, mate.
	I'm your buddy, mate.
	Then they fucking rob millions out of you.
	You know what I'm saying?
	But most athletes go through that.
	And I would change.
	Because when that happens to you, you don't focus on your craft anymore.
	Yeah.
	You're more focused on money and shit that you shouldn't be worrying about.
	You shouldn't worry about that shit.
	Yeah.
	Alright, fair enough.
	Yo, Champ, when will you be back to Fort Worth to train with us at Coach Derwin Lamb Gym?
	Also, Myron, love the kinds of brother you'll be seeing the Chief a lot more often with the Rumble Chats.
	Goddamn, I don't remember being there the first time.
	The Cameroon going rampage like a big bro in the MMA world when he sparked Chuck Liddell in the UFC for the belt was legendary.
	From fellow martial arts artists, I have nothing but respect for such an OG. Shout out to Chuck Liddell.
	I met him in Vegas.
	He's fucking lit, man.
	Yo, he's fucking lit, bro.
	Hey, did you see him fall off Conor McGregor's boat the other day?
	He's all over TMZ, man.
	Oh, really?
	Man, I feel bad for him.
	He be partying, bro.
	He go crazy.
	He's outside, bro.
	He's outside for real.
	He's a rock star, bro.
	Yeah.
	We were at After Party that we went to before.
	He was there.
	Yo, he's everywhere, bro.
	Yeah.
	In Vegas?
	Yeah.
	Yo, he's everywhere, bro.
	He's a man.
	He has a Chuck Liddell, man.
	We're going to break him on two, actually.
	We're going to make that happen for you guys.
	What do you think about Ronda Rousey's career?
	I think Ronda Rousey opened up a lot of doors for women.
	For the females, yeah.
	I think she did good.
	I never met her, so I can't say anything about her personally, but big ups to Ronda Rousey.
	But one thing I can say is I was kind of upset at how she got ran out of the sport and went to WWE. She lost a couple fights.
	She had one bad loss.
	But not one bad loss, but she had a bad loss.
	And she talked so much shit.
	Mm-hmm.
	She didn't back it up that the fans were so unforgiving to her and she just left the whole sport.
	That's one thing that I was like, I don't know.
	That was Holly Holm.
	Holly Holm beat her, yeah.
	She hit her with that strike.
	The leg kick.
	The leg kick, I'm sorry, yes.
	Huge Rampage fan for 20 years.
	So happy he's on the biggest pod.
	No, read that one.
	Alright, we're caught up.
	Cool.
	Guys, we're going to be back with some girls here.
	Rampage, where can the people find you, bro?
	Last thing.
	Shannon Briggs fight.
	When is it?
	June 8th in Qatar.
	Where can they find you, bro?
	Where can they get it on pay-per-view?
	It's Fight TV. But it's not spelled like the way the regular fight is spelled.
	It's spelled like...
	I know how you spell that, motherfucker.
	But it's not spelled like the regular fight.
	I'm sure if they Google it, it'll come right up.
	Hey, guys, we're going to be out there in Qatar, too.
	We're going to be there for that fight.
	It's going to be fucking awesome.
	So, you know, if you're in Qatar or you want to go to see that fight or whatever, you'll probably run into us over there.
	He doesn't back out.
	Shannon Briggs.
	Yes.
	Assuming Shannon Briggs isn't back out.
	I'm going to make sure that motherfucker don't back out.
	Good.
	Because, you know, money talk, bullshit walk.
	If your mother tried to back out, I shouldn't even say that shit because he'd probably do that little money grubbing motherfucker.
	I'm going to make sure that motherfucker fight.
	Fuck him.
	You got nothing to lose this exhibition, bro.
	Yeah.
	Come on, man.
	What is it, four rounds?
	No, no, no.
	It's ten rounds.
	Oh, ten rounds?
	It's ten rounds.
	Three minutes?
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Four rounds.
	Okay.
	Yeah, yeah.
	We've been trying to get into the fight for four years.
	He better not back out.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Facts.
	And he's a boxer, too, so that'll make him look crazy.
	This was an awesome podcast.
	Yeah.
	One of our best ones.
	Yes, and definitely go check him out, guys.
	He has a YouTube channel, Jackson Podcast.
	Yeah, and he'll be here with some girls as well.
	Yes, he's going to be on with some girls.
	We're going to go jump on his podcast as well very soon.
	But yeah, guys, go check him out, man.
	He's a legend, man.
	We'll be back with some lovey ladies.
	What time, Chris?
	10.30?
	10.30.
	All right, cool.
	See you guys in a little bit.
	Peace.
	Peace.

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