DJ Akademiks and Akaash Singh dissect Diddy's $100M Cassie settlement, Kanye's comeback, and Adam 22's wife-sharing controversy. They debate Charleston White's calculated ignorance, Matt Rife's vulnerability to comedy backlash, and Charlamagne tha God's unique transition from regional radio to global YouTube dominance. The hosts analyze Spotify's shifting ad strategies, Tori Lanez's legal nuances, and the symbiotic diss tracks fueling YoungBoy and Lil Durk's sales, ultimately exploring how modern creators navigate fame, controversy, and audience retention in an era of infinite choice. [Automatically generated summary]
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Diddy Bomb Fears00:14:28
Do you know about the Diddy shit?
I'm a little fearful because I've been looking under all my cars in case there's a bomb.
He tried to blow up somebody's car and nobody wants to talk about it.
Chris Rock, her behavior is like an animal that needs to be euthanized.
God damn it.
I'm being honest with you.
She's an uncultured swine.
I know you're going to be swine, damn.
Name your number one white person.
Oh, man.
White people.
Oh, we got to put Uncle T up in there.
All right, so you vote for Trump.
Fair enough.
You're going to call it.
Let's reverse this shit, man.
You're not Vax, and I can fucking tell.
No, no, hey, man.
Look at you breathing air all good.
I do think that you have a superpower where you don't get vaxxed.
Kyrie remembers him playing out of his mind.
I call him No Vax Kyrie.
Whoa, dude.
Matt Reif.
Yes.
What do you guys think about him?
Is Kanye's run with music over?
Debra, Kanye's run is about to start again.
I've lost over $3 million gambling.
God, bro.
Ice Spice greatest performer living right now.
Worked for 30 minutes.
That shit was amazing.
She had the mic by her booty.
All you heard was Twerkwin.
It was twerk.
What's up, everybody?
Welcome to Flagrant.
Today, we are joined by Big Ack.
Oh, shit.
Okay, Afghanistan.
DJ Academics is in the building.
You like that?
That's yours, bro.
This is yours.
You got to give credit or what?
I like that.
Listen, bro.
Listen, year's almost over.
There's so much happening.
You're our rap TMZ.
Okay.
You know this, right?
That most information.
You said you're proud of me?
Yeah.
Good, because most information that we have probably disseminates from you or one of your pupils, Grand Wizard.
That's true.
Grand Wizard.
That's my guy.
Grandi, who we tried to link up when we were on tour in Australia and he wasn't there.
No way.
Which makes me think he might be Caucasian.
Listen, and there's nothing wrong with that.
Grandi, there's nothing wrong with that.
Hey, hey, hey, hold on.
Well, first of all, I hit him up.
I said, yo, what he got the N-word pass no matter what.
He could have said it loud.
He could.
He could.
So no matter what.
I'm going to be honest with you.
Like, come on.
He might even be cool to rock Blackface one time.
Let's go.
Yo, he affects culture.
I'm sorry.
He does.
Yes.
This is the greatest Instagram page right now.
I think it's number one.
It is the funniest page on Instagram.
It's number one.
And I see all the other Instagram pages copying his shit.
But we need a race reveal.
But we do need a review.
He's like the Deez's shit.
Remember when Deezus was like pretending to be white?
Why we need a race reveal, man?
Oh, so you know he's white.
No, I just don't know.
You've been in cahoots the whole time.
No, no.
No, no, I've talked to you.
You know, some cracker for this whole fucking time.
If he is, this is a lover.
Listen, this would be the black man putting on the greatest white man since Charlotte God.
I like that one.
Hey, let him rock.
No, no, yo, yo, let him be your Schultz, bro.
Yo, that's my guy.
Yo, he's let him be your Schultz.
I would love for him to be.
By the way, I talked to me.
He's super dope, man.
Super dope.
I don't know what he's doing.
He said he was in Japan.
I'll fuck with him.
He said he was in Japan.
Come on, man.
When we hit him up, he said he was in Japan.
Sounds like some white-ass shit.
It's white shit.
Black people stand out in Japan.
He's black in the heartstream.
No, I know.
I think he's black.
I don't even care what he is, though.
Say that.
Say if we can.
I really don't care what he is.
It's about what's happening.
I'm rocking with him no matter what.
And if he's not black, we have to get him in a trade.
At least, you know, you know, the racial draft.
We got to get him on the whole.
You got to get him.
Who are you giving up?
You got to be somebody valuable.
Who's a better observer of black culture?
No, no, no.
Grandi or GTA?
Nah.
Just stop playing with.
I just said, Grand.
I'm going to tell you what I'm going to do.
I'm going to be a better observer.
Were you in the GTA trailer?
Nah, but they probably used maybe some characters of me.
Hey, we're training either Sexy Red or Chris on Rock.
They got to go.
Wow.
Can we talk about how they got to go?
Can we talk about how sexy you are, bro?
How much weight you lost?
Stop it.
How much weight you lost?
I lost some weight.
Stop.
I'm eating a warmer.
You look nice.
This is humble you are, son.
Nah, black is slimming.
No, no, don't just.
Why do you want to be fat?
Yo, why you want to be fat?
Here's the thing.
It's all about illusion on camera, my dude.
Yo, listen.
It's not an illusion.
You walked in with the feet 5'4.
Yeah, right.
It was like an earthquake.
I made him hit the hell up.
Hold on.
Yo, tell me what you got.
My boy thought I had a Fitbit on.
He said, Yo, yo, by the way, the elevator's not.
You know, it wasn't broken.
Yo, it wasn't broken.
We were holding it up here.
I get on top of your thing.
What the fuck?
Nah, yeah, no, you did me wrong.
No, it took him a while.
His girl been here like five minutes before he did.
Son, you messaged me at 9.
Wait, what time is it right now?
9:30.
9:05.
It was 9:15.
You still weren't here.
We thought you had a heart attack.
And by the way, no, no, definitely not.
But now that you're skinny, you're good.
No, no, no.
It's the illusion.
My man, you lost weight.
Yes.
No, you lost weight.
Last time I was hungry, I heard you didn't think that was anybody.
I hate when they're up a bit, too.
Yo, I think you lost no weight, though.
Thank you, man.
Yo, you know what?
Keep it a bean.
Yo, people like him, they tell you this shit like you.
Is that a white thing?
Nice people, kind people.
That's a white thing.
I'm trying to recognize your progress.
I bet Gray Wizard says the same shit to you all the time.
Couch is even.
No, when you go.
Last time you were here, that shit was like the seesaw.
The couch is even.
You little, bro.
You little compared to the sky.
When I go home and when I go to like, you know, a family event, your parents, at least black parents, they let you know quickly, damn, you fat.
Both of them now there?
Well, I mean, shit, everybody.
It could be your brothers and be like, damn, you gained more weight?
So you're telling me I lost it.
They told me I gained it.
They didn't say you gained weight, bro.
Stop lying.
Nah, this is a fatty.
You have lost weight.
Hold on.
I play this.
Immigrant parents.
Well, they're never content.
They'll be like, damn, you need to lose weight.
So Eden, like, damn, I thought I lost.
That's fair.
That's fair.
I mean, listen, you're not Chris Hemsworth.
I mean, you know who they drink.
I don't know who that is.
I don't know who that is.
Thor, son, that's Thor.
You're not Thor.
Yo, hey, that was Chris Hemsworth.
I ain't gonna lie to you.
You're far away.
The only thing I get, like, I do be getting a little tight at times with, because they be thinking that when they see me in person, or like, you know, when they tag you in a meme, like the doppelganger?
Yeah.
The people be fat like Drewski and motherfucking like DJ Challenge.
Am I that fat?
No.
Yes.
You're skinny now.
What do you mean, yes?
Cat.
He's Drewski.
He's like, yo.
Nah, this guy's a hater.
He's hating already.
He is a little bit of a hat.
Hey, bro.
Hey, hey, hey, listen.
I started to stop.
Yo, I started to stop watching.
You're a little bit of a shit.
You see, Al start hating on me.
You know, he's coming in.
He got energy for you, bro.
No.
It's better if you fat, Shane, because then you're going to get skinny.
I'm helping you out.
Yo, that's a good point.
You're going to.
I will say, you wouldn't.
He could be enabling you right now by being kind.
Yes.
He said his parents fat sham and that shit ain't real.
Nah, they're doing worse.
Yeah, I'm going to lie.
They do it in the worst extreme.
You will leave Thanksgiving dinner and be like, I need to throw this shit up.
Like, put my finger down my throat or something.
What is that?
They call you a fatty boy.
No, no.
But he's not a fish.
He's a wincer.
They're watching.
They're watching.
Tell me this shit.
Is it true?
You can't eat what you, you don't say.
Yeah, you don't say I eat fish in Jamaica.
Jamaicans will say they eat fish.
They say they eat sea creature.
Well, yeah, fish is like a little Nas X or Saucy Santana.
Yo, be honest, were those tears real with Saucy, bro?
Of course.
I was trying to stop.
You know, I'm not that.
Like, you know, everything is real with me.
I think you're.
I take it.
You think I'm factoring?
I hate Nigga.
I'm hating again.
Stop it.
I'll hate it again.
Stop watching.
Wait, Stop watching.
I'm agreeing with you.
Those are crocodile tears.
What is crocodile tears?
Why are you calling cracker down tears?
Flip no.
Al's dreads are attached to his hat.
I'm going to be honest with you.
He's got a Jamaican beanie on right now.
Listen, I just had to hate.
I had to balance the hate.
I had to balance the hate.
Wait, telling me, you weren't being with me?
Yes.
Fuck you.
No, no.
So tell me, with the saucy intent, what were you crying about?
Bruh, I'm going to be honest with you.
And I've gone at everybody.
So now, seeing how slim you are, bro, I don't blame it.
I don't blame you.
Here's the thing I have to do.
I don't blame you, Saucy Prime.
I gave some weight.
Saucy thought I had a fat ass.
I'm like, we can't do that.
We can't do that.
That's why you're trying to gain the weight back.
No, I'm losing the weight now.
I got to get out of here.
He's trying to get the weight back.
He likes.
Apparently, he likes BBMs.
I'm like, yo, I got to get out of here.
I had to get out of here.
I'm not sure what's happening.
I'm trying to respond to him, but he fucked me up.
Listen, let me tell you this.
I love, like, my favorite part about.
That's a moment, bro.
I'm damn moment.
So, my favorite part of responding to everybody.
I've gone at everybody.
I mean, little baby.
I've gone at some of the biggest killers.
I've gone at, like, I mean, I don't necessarily go at woman, but I'll defend myself, whatever.
You're the prize.
Hey, why are you hating?
Why are you hating?
It was always the other brother.
Like, yo, what is this?
Barrett in a barrel.
Barrel, bro.
What do you mean?
Yo, Grandwizzer looks exactly.
Grand was just blacker than him.
Yo, that's anybody.
Better be with that fucking IG.
He better be.
What you mean?
Grand Wizard.
He's a chat, nigga.
He didn't be like that.
He's like, if you think about it, he's like, Grand Wizard.
Do you know what that is?
Yeah.
Whoa, Wow.
No, I'm just salty that he didn't leave Japan to come to the show.
That broke my heart.
He was in Japan.
He just probably was there.
So come back, bro.
Japan not going anywhere.
Fly him out.
Yo, yeah.
I should have flew down.
Salty Santana.
That's you, bro.
He could have flown him to Australia.
I'm on my stream, and it's the first time I'm ever arguing with the guy.
He's gay, and he's like, yo, you batty boy.
I'm like, what?
Wow.
So he said that to you.
He said, the gay dude.
Who?
Saucy.
He said live that you're a bati boy?
Hey, now you got to realize.
I think it just evoked emotional.
No, no, no, no.
You got to realize.
These are things.
He called you the B word, bro.
Yo, listen, it starts affecting my sensibilities at that point.
I'm going to be honest with you.
What happens?
Like, my ancestors, I feel like, you know, like, I'm going to be honest, all that shit happened because I'm sitting there and I'm like, what could I say to him that could be hurtful?
Because that's what I do.
I'm not going to lie.
Some of these things I'm not proud about.
But if I know your girl's cheating on you, I bring it up.
If I know any dirt about you and we're going at it, I'll call you a batty boy.
No, no, that never happened.
What does that word mean?
Bati boy?
What is a bati?
Is that a butthole?
That is a low-filled way to say buttocks.
Yes.
Oh, so it's a butt boy.
You're a butt boy.
No, no, no.
What if you like butts?
Hold on, bro.
At least he's calling you a top.
Hey, hold on.
Well, you got to realize.
You are a top compliment.
No, you got to stop it.
It's a compliment.
That's a nice.
I'm a gay guy.
He's like, yo.
Yeah, he didn't call you fish.
He said he didn't call you fish.
You got a fat ass.
That's a compliment.
That's what he said.
If he said you had a fat ass, you would think it is a compliment.
Hell yeah.
Kyle has no ass.
Alan's negative ass.
I was trying to get that Kyle Lowry for the long time.
Yo, Kyle Allie's ass is crazy.
Yo, bro.
Hey, I'm going to be honest with you.
So it's probably the one time that, like, I usually take jokes, and I'm usually joking most of the time when I'm clowning people.
Honestly, I'm really upset.
It just felt too real when he said it to you.
It's not too real.
It's that.
I mean, you would think that's the first time, like, culturally, I felt offended.
Because he said he was going to dig you.
Wait, what did he say?
Before that, I didn't even see that yet.
So before he said he was going to have a chance to get to the point of being here.
Because where I grew up in Jamaica, culturally, the two worst things to be, and I said this the other night on the podcast.
J-L-P.
No.
The two worst things to be worse than a murderer, worse than anything in the world, is gay and second of all, a bo-cat, which means if you, yeah, yeah.
Oh, don't play the likes.
Yo, you're the worst.
Like, the worst.
So, like, so when he said that to me, and I'm like, bo-cat is a Jamaican term?
Yeah.
What do you thought of the term?
I thought that was from Elha's podcast in England.
The Turks.
No, no, no.
Everything originates from Jamaica, man.
Everything cool in England is from Jamaica.
Yeah, yeah.
Jamaica and Toronto, like, those are like our cousins.
You know what I mean?
Like, they come over, they get a couple slang, and they go over there and they misuse the fuck out of it.
Really?
To the point that we think that they own it.
You never see that, like, that little white girl in Toronto and she's speaking.
Like, it's pretty much broken patois, which is like Jamaican language.
You know, we got to rock with it.
Okay.
Because we love Toronto.
But take this back.
Take this.
Take us back to this moment.
So you're already feeling sensitive because he called you a homosexual.
And also.
Is it a he or she?
How does Saucy?
I don't know.
How does Saucy identify?
He, he, he, sure.
So he's a gay man.
He called you.
He called you.
Yeah, the BBL and the beard, acrylic nails.
I don't know.
That's the saucy.
He's a man.
I think that's, yeah.
And I think he might not have fire, bro.
Yeah.
Might have some titty implants.
I don't know.
Really?
So James Hardy.
He's making my James Hardy, bro.
He's making my James Hardy.
Hey, yo, shout out to Saucy.
See, this is why I want to talk about this topic.
But you brought it up.
I didn't bring it up.
I can't be laughing too much talking about this guy.
This is a serious topic.
Wait, why is it so serious?
Because he told me to violate you.
Then, by the way, so the first time I responded, I responded twice.
What if he said he was going to bow your cat?
Yo, I watched him say on the second one.
Yeah.
Because everyone's like, why are you getting bent out of shape?
You didn't see the second half of the video.
I'm like, second half of the video?
Y'all play the second half of the video.
He says, I'm going to knock you out and fuck you in the ass.
And I'm going to be honest with you.
That is so fire.
Son, imagine that.
Son, imagine you, you're talking to me.
That's some gangster shit.
That's some DMX shit.
That's not good.
That's so fire.
Do you think DMX would be fucking dudes in their ass?
That's Mike Tyson.
About three teeth.
Exactly.
Mike said it.
Mike Tyson said.
Do it.
I'll fuck him until you love him.
No, no.
DNX has some horrific worst shit on him.
Listen, if you're going to kiss the shit up, I sat on a live stream trying to respond to him and I do everything off the cuff and I'm trying to create whatever I could say that is offensive but would affect him.
Gangster Threats and Promises00:04:19
No, no.
And I remember saying to myself, what you mean?
It's like the drink thing.
After I didn't expose that you got, you're hiding a child, you better tell me some crazy shit.
So I'm about to say it, and then I'm like, I just saw.
I'm gonna let you.
No, I saw the dollars just like floating out of my bank.
I just seen cancellation.
And I was just like, it's the first time I'm fighting with my hands tied behind my back.
Not only did this guy offend me to the core, because at this point.
What were you going to say?
No, no, I wasn't going to say nothing.
Nah, but you're.
What would BE be the most offended by?
Are you like pussy?
You're a bo-cat.
What if you called him?
You fucked that up.
That wouldn't work.
I'm going to knock you out then.
Anything I would have said, they would have.
What if you knocked him out and then set a pussy on him?
Not you.
I'm going to fight a gay dude.
Would you fight a gay dude?
If he's fighting me, he's a dude.
Nah, he's fine.
So you'll defend yourself against women tonight.
No, no, no.
I ain't allowed you.
No, no, I'm about to.
This guy is crazy.
You can't fight a gay dude.
Listen, a gay dude, there's a zero.
It's no win.
A gay dude, if he's violating you or if he's encroaching on your space, you got to shoot him.
That's true.
You can't fight a gay.
Why?
Because if you lose.
Yo, if you lose, you definitely lose.
And if you win, you probably still lost.
Oh, because something.
Now, take us back to this moment where he said he's going to knock you out and then he's going to shoot him.
You stuck here.
You can't have physical combat with a gay dude.
I ain't going to lie.
I taught, yo, you don't know.
What about slap fighting?
What about you?
No, hell no.
What about slap fight?
That's what they do.
What about titty twists?
The strongest muscle in a gay man's body is right here.
Oh, I thought from Jerking Dick.
Yeah, yeah, they fighting girls.
I couldn't do it.
Oh, you think that Saucy could beat you up in fisticuffs, in just straight fisticuffs?
I wouldn't give him a chance.
Is that why you're getting in shape?
Are you preparing for a YouTube boxing match?
Yeah, I'm getting in shape to run.
I'm going to be honest, I would probably run.
You would run into a bunch of people.
A fucking gay dude with a BBL with fucking a full-on beard and some teenies and acrylic nails.
Yeah, I'm running from that, bro.
Now, what if he knocked you out?
How do you knock me out?
Let's say, for example, he knocks you out, right?
That's like my greatest wait.
Wait for it, wait for it.
The last moment of consciousness, you hear Saucy's like, pull his pants down.
Like, Jesus Christ.
I wake up.
Yo, son, that's good.
See, you say sleep.
You wake up.
Let's say you wake up.
No, no.
Saucy's.
I'm pulling his skirt up.
No, no.
What, what?
Let's just say, what are you doing that body?
By the way, by the way, you know what?
What are you doing?
This is funny.
Do you bring this up?
No, no, no.
Distress charges?
No, no.
This is why, of course, this is why.
This is why I finally understood.
This is why I don't believe in that woke movie.
Yo, big I Danny.
This is why.
Danny Stan is the fucking movie.
This is why I believe in this woke progressive movement.
Talk to us.
Everybody's here talking about, yo, you know, Cassie's in free calls.
This feels bad for her.
She ain't going to the cops.
I would have went to the cops.
Here's the thing.
This dude threatened male rap.
Like, Jesus Christ, I got so bad.
You would have got a r kit.
I don't know how that goes.
You got to go get a rip kick.
You got to walk into MIPD precinct and be like, I need a r kit.
And they're going to be like, where's the girl at?
You got to be like, the girl is right here.
Laugh about male rap.
You see, that's the thing, man.
No, you can laugh about hypothetical male ruby.
Hypothetically, we could laugh.
That was a threat and a promise.
Come on.
If you said, if I made it a promise, that's not a promise.
Oh, my God.
He said it.
But that don't make it a promise.
I promise it's different.
Did he swear to God?
Shit.
Does he believe me?
Did he swear to Madonna?
Hey, listen.
Who he swear to God?
Imagine if I said the same thing about anybody.
Bro, bro, bro, bro.
Don't do that.
Exactly.
So that's what I'm telling you.
That's why tears flew on my face, man.
I was like, I know how to handle it.
I'm like, I finally met the match, and it's not the killers who claim to have 40 bodies, the guy who's as 30 goons, the person with the my ultimate match was a gay dude who said he would fuck me ass.
Hypothetical Male Ruby00:03:13
Wow.
And flatlined.
He got it.
He won.
He won.
You got to give him.
Crying kind of proved him right, I feel like.
You know what I mean?
That's kind of a bad team.
It's my worst fear.
What's your worst?
Like, that's the worst fear.
What is it?
Like, yo, listen, yo, I've heard these rappers be like, yeah, when we see you, we're going to jump you, son.
Like, nigga, we're going to shoot you.
Yeah, like, you come here.
We got money on your head.
Shut up.
Yo, I'm knocking you out and fucking with ass.
Oh, my God.
My biggest fear.
I'm sorry.
Sorry.
You see.
You cry too.
You see how fire that threat is.
You cry?
No, it's not.
I literally was watching it.
No, it's not.
That shit was the notebook.
Yeah.
Bro, because I just imagine you coming to, and he just played with your chest hairs, with your hands.
Bro, stop.
Bend your hair.
Give me your twist.
He's redoing your hair.
Yo, he's braiding tight enough.
You know what else ain't tight?
I was about to jump in, but I couldn't.
It was a bunch of me too.
Why would you bring this up?
Yo, Al, man.
Like, yo, listen.
I ain't jump in.
You were brother in the jump in.
I ain't jumping in, brother, at the end of the day.
Ever since you let Schultz get this little weird ass haircut, you got him acting up now.
Yo, you have been acting up since you let me get this weird ass haircut, you jerk.
You real fucking let you get help.
Stop letting me get haircuts like this.
Announcement, the life tour.
We added another show in Chicago.
There might be some tickets left here.
You go get that right now.
The North America tour is happening.
We added a bunch of more shows in other places.
Miami, we added Dallas.
We added Boston.
Okay.
We added another one in Philadelphia.
We added two more in San Francisco.
Go get those right now.
We also have Houston.
We have Austin.
We have Charlotte.
We have Atlanta.
We have Nashville.
It's Wild.
Go get those tickets right now if they are still available.
I know we got Phoenix as well.
That's almost sold out.
TheandrewSchultz.com.
Thank you guys so much.
I cannot wait for y'all to see this.
Peace.
All right, guys.
Listen up.
Tour dates.
I'm coming back to Europe.
UK, thank you guys so much.
London shows were fucking crazy.
Other two cities, I haven't done them yet.
I'm assuming London will be awesome, but you know, whatever.
We're recording ahead a little bit.
Anyway, point is, January 6th, 8th, and 9th, I'm going to be in Oslo, Amsterdam, and Eindhoven.
January 18th through the 20th, I'm going to be in DC at the improv.
I haven't even announced those tickets on my socials yet, and they're already almost sold out.
So thank you guys so much.
January 26th and 27th, I'm coming to Utah for the first time in my life.
Wise Guys Comedy Club, very excited to be there.
Also, February 2nd and 3rd, I'm excited for this.
San Jose Improv is a beautiful comedy club.
A lot of Indians there.
I expect every motherfucker with an H1 at Silicon Valley to be at those shows.
March 1st and 2nd, Greensboro, April 11th through 13th, Tempe.
Those tickets will sell out.
I'll tell you right now.
And we're doing it again, April 18th through 20th.
I'm coming to Denver.
You know what that means?
A 420 show in Denver.
Your boy's going to get high on stage.
So go to akashing.com to cop those tickets.
Thank you guys so much for an awesome 2023.
I can't wait for 2024.
Let's get back to the show.
My saucy up with you.
Why, He likes me.
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You got to get the pronouns right.
He'll fuck you up over that.
Yeah.
Hold on.
Yeah, yeah.
Hold on.
People fuck you up.
Hold on.
Saucy.
Saucy male.
At times.
But from the back, what is it from?
What is it?
It's a BBL, though.
Who cares?
Why, why?
All of a sudden, we care about BBLs when it's a dude.
When it's a girl, we never care about BBL.
BBL, bro?
Do you care about Saucy and his ass?
Yeah.
Absolutely.
Bring it up right now.
Bring it up right now.
Yo, yo, yo, bring it up right now.
Bring it up right now.
We had a really gay episode recently.
I was told about it.
No, You're the idiots.
It was them.
I was saying this guy.
It wasn't y'all.
It was them.
He wants to fuck you.
Yes.
Nah, no, no.
Only if they fight and shit.
Now Charlotte want to fuck you.
Let's see it.
Oh, you missed it.
I'm pulling up the actual, the actual.
Oh, sure.
Mark got a great ass.
Oh, Mark.
Mark got a fantastic ass.
But let's see what Saucy working with.
Come on, Ac, you got that.
I'm not overly impressed.
Nah, but that's the old Kashmir.
You can't hear that.
No, he's saying he could.
You could?
I feel like I could.
That's big.
Big Akash, man.
Yeah, big.
That's big act as well, bro.
Nah, hell no.
That's big act as well.
Akai's got the hammer.
The Hindu hammer.
Hey, play this.
You and Saucy, you make all the blogs.
You know what they would call it?
Like, like, interracial stuff?
They'd be like, yo, y'all swirling.
The swirl.
No, that's fire.
Shout out to you, Saucy.
Oh, put that on.
Let me see that one.
Oh, yeah.
Whoa.
Come on, Act.
This is crazy, right?
Act.
This is your shit.
Hold on, hold on.
You got to stop.
This was on your al, you gotta stop.
Yo, hold on with that page, bro.
Hold on with that.
Al, you gotta stop.
Objectively.
Let's just be objective here.
Go on.
Press play.
Let's just see ass, objective.
Let's just be objective here.
Yo, that's wild crazy.
Hold on.
You don't think that the ass is all right?
Nigga, that's wild crazy, bro.
You're a hater, bro.
We're just talking about ass.
We're not talking about anything else.
Game in, bro.
So what?
It's just with just that part of a human.
You're not down with this type of fuckery, are you?
What do you mean?
This is a fake ass.
You don't just fake me and they don't rock like that?
Indians, there's 1.4 billion of us.
We rock every kind of way.
No way.
Have you not seen the Karma Sutra?
It's too nice in it?
Nah, bro.
I don't know if they describe it that way.
Yeah, there might have been some shit going down.
Nah, shout out.
Put it like this.
You hate it.
I'm just saying, objectively speaking, you could say if somebody has a nice ass.
You can't say Intras Elvis.
Let me ask you a question.
Interest Elvin.
They just perform like Saudi Arabia or some shit.
Would they fuck him?
Yeah.
Would they have sex with him?
Yeah.
They thought I didn't go to the top of a building.
Well, now you're making a statement based on facts.
I would recommend that Saucy does not go there and hit on dudes.
That's what I would recommend.
Yeah, but we're in America.
Because we ain't in America, bro.
Exactly.
It's hard to get someone up into the building against their will.
This is what I realized, but America lets too much fucker go down, man.
Talk to him.
Talk to him.
Talk to me.
You talking about the Diddy situation?
I mean, everything.
Like, some of this shit is just too next level.
Do you know about the Diddy shit?
Like, give me all the back.
Is Diddy done or is this just going to be like a bad thing?
I'm going to be honest with you.
I'm a little fearful because I've been looking under all my cars in case there's a bomb.
He tried to blow up somebody's car and nobody wants to talk about him.
Kid Cuddy.
Yeah, yeah.
He tried to blow up Kit Cuddy's car.
Do you really believe that?
Or do you think Kit Cuddy did it to himself?
Pay attention.
Everybody, like, look, think about this.
If, well, no, I definitely think it is.
And also, here's the thing.
You know, he slapped J. Cole, right?
Ever since he slapped J. Cole, J. Cole been riding a tricycle around Tribeca for like the last three years.
He ain't been in a car, not an Uber, nothing.
Diddy slap J. Cole?
I thought Jay stepped to him and got broken up.
Nah, he slapped J. Cole, dislocated Drake's shoulder.
Some bad things.
Dislocated Drake's shoulder.
Yeah.
Which shoulder?
You let him do that to you, kid?
To your man's.
I wasn't there.
To your man's, though.
That's crazy.
You said you're top two or three Drake fans in the world.
That's facts.
And you just.
The story I heard was that he stepped to Drake.
He started getting a little rowdy.
I don't know if he really hit Drake, but really, apparently, security broke it up.
And when they grabbed Drake, it should have got to slow down.
That makes a lot more sense.
Yeah.
But still, you got to give the.
So can you break this?
Did he slap the nigga with a kettlebell?
That's a win for dick.
With a kettlebell.
Oh, yeah.
Do you remember the thing at UCLA?
His son's football coach or something shit like that.
Yo, the son wasn't letting the son start.
The dude was a bomb.
It was like, yo, you're not letting my son start him, did he?
That's a good father.
Slapped him with a kettlebell.
That's a good father.
That's a violent man.
That's a good father, though.
That's a violent man.
Probably not a great husband.
Right now, everything's going on.
Nobody wants to talk about him.
I don't want to be sad.
I don't know.
Are people afraid of Diddy's influence?
Is that what this is?
Nigga, I'm watching.
I'm watching, bro.
I'm like, Charlie, tell the truth, bro.
Go ahead.
Oh, hell nah.
Like, I'm on my own.
You think Charlamagne won't talk about Diddy?
They'll talk about it.
Listen, I called Joe.
Joe said, Act, you only on with this one, man.
I'll catch you on the next scandal.
I'm like, what?
What the fuck?
He's really so, so, and explain the influence of Diddy because I'm seeing people on the left and right.
Play this.
I don't like, I don't know what they might do.
Did Diddy kill Aaliyah?
Why are you putting Aaliyah on?
Why is she involved?
I thought it was like a faulty plane, but you never know.
He blew up a car.
You never know.
I don't know.
But why, Aaliyah?
You tell me, huh?
I just threw some words together.
You made some reality out of this.
I'm going to be honest with you.
It started with a bad year for Diddy with the Pox situation.
I feel like everybody who was either not even really in tune to what was going on now has solved the crime thanks to Vlad TV.
And we now.
Yo, shout out to DJ Vlad, bro.
I know you're upsetting me, man.
What'd you do to him?
I think I think I, I don't know.
I did.
I said he couldn't come on the show or something.
Bring him on.
I know I should bring him on.
Sound brilliant.
What do you mean?
Yeah, bring him on.
I think maybe it was Flagrant or something like that.
Not that he couldn't come on, but like we couldn't do it in the time that he said.
Are you beefing with my man?
No, I like Vlad, bro.
He'll pin a case on you, too.
Act's mad at me.
Why is Axe mad at you?
I'm going to lie.
My man's from Fresh and Fit was like, yo, damn, yo, that dude's still hating on this, man.
Wait, what's up with Fresh and Fit?
Are they still doing it?
They're doing it.
They're cooling.
But are they still doing the pod?
Yeah, of course.
Should be still doing it.
You're not watching?
I didn't know that they were still doing the pod.
Where can you watch?
Do you think they died?
No, I don't know.
Maybe.
They got demonetized.
You know, it was a modern setback for a major comeback.
You know what I mean?
Yeah, yeah.
Don't laugh like that.
Disrespectful.
So what's going on?
Like, are they still, but they're still doing the pod?
They're still doing the pod, man.
They got some different monetization strategies.
What else are they working on?
What's their different monetization strategies?
What's up with y'all, man?
Yo, what's their different monetization strategies?
Nah, hold on, man.
I don't like how y'all.
I feel like y'all been talking about it.
You brought him up.
I ain't bring him up.
You brought him up.
Don't be upset at us for shit.
Y'all praying to my man's downfall.
Praying on down?
You asked me if we watched their podcast.
I'm a 40-year-old man who's happy.
Why would I watch that podcast?
Royal Mary, bro.
Royal Mary.
I only watch it when I'm fighting with my wife.
I'd be like, these guys get me.
These guys understand, bro.
They understand well.
I watch that shit.
Yo, you can't.
On the red days.
On the red days.
You hate that family.
No, for real.
Can you still watch it?
Do they have their own website?
No, it's on YouTube still.
What do you think is that?
I thought the podcast got taken off YouTube.
No, it got demonetized.
That's the new way.
What does that mean?
So YouTube.
You said they can't make money.
Well, yeah, YouTube is doing this new thing, which, by the way, I'm going to be honest with you.
I think a lot of people are celebrating this just because right now it's affecting people that they don't like, but it's going to affect everybody because they're using it as a tool.
Right?
And it's not, they use it for political.
They're not using for political people, like, for example, Stephen Crowder.
Are you sure?
Huh?
Are you sure?
What?
This is all going to happen?
No, it's happening now.
Yeah, yeah.
I mean, it's happened to.
So what are they saying you can't do?
What is the guideline?
What is it?
I mean, it.
Yo, all of our influence.
Yo, come on.
Fill us in, bro.
Yo, check it out.
Check it out.
You keep on bringing these things up and being bashful.
No, because go watch Fresh and Fit.
How do they watch it?
On YouTube.
Go to youtube.com.
Type in Fresh and Fit.
You've seen this with my guys.
Just scroll to the bottom of the pod.
Why y'all discipline?
Give them a couple bucks, yo.
Give Fresh and Fit a couple bucks.
I don't think they can get donations anymore.
They can't get donations?
I don't.
It's your PayPal.
I thought you guys were cool.
Yo, we're going to set up a GoFundMe for Fresh and Fit.
We're going to set up a GoFundMe for Fresh and Fit.
No, you never liked them for the Get Will.
I had no problem with Fresh and Fit.
Nah, you hate it.
No, we're fans.
We brought them on the pod.
We're fans.
You clowned the hell out of them.
Or you tried to.
Me?
We gave him a Fresh and Fit shot.
Yeah.
Yo, y'all did.
Tell us the website where we could donate to them.
YouTube.com.
No, because they know if we can donate demon.
How can we give them money?
Why you discipline them?
You know, they give them money.
No, rumble.com.
Just go to rumble.com.
And then we could give them money on Rumble?
Yeah, yeah.
You've been saying YouTube this whole time.
They've been on Rumble.
Yeah, they're on both.
They're on both?
Yes.
Oh, wow.
Why aren't you guys on Rumble?
Well, because we're not forced to be.
Usually you go to Rumble if you're forced to be.
No, no, no.
But I do think we're in the age where I think you should use all platforms.
I like that Tucker Carlson is putting the shit out on head.
I agree.
I think you're supposed to be Tucker's doing it on X for a different reason.
I'm on YouTube.
I'm on Rumble.
I'm on Facebook.
Yo, I'm streaming on Facebook.
Tucker's not on X.
This is high-level media chess, if you want to know why Tucker's on X. Like, the highest.
Because I don't get it.
All right.
Because I seen what's my guy from Value Tame.
He was like, yo, you're off.
Patrick Betty.
He's like, yo, we offered the motherfucker like $100 million.
$100 million.
And that was real.
I asked him about it.
Yeah, but like, it sounds like.
No, it was real.
He had $100 million liquid.
Patrick's got more than that liquid.
Really?
Yeah.
But, I mean, I don't want to count pockets, but yeah, he's...
Oh, he's counting pockets.
That's my thing.
But you don't need it liquid to the bottom of the business.
I do that.
You do that.
Of course.
You can rap, you got to.
But yeah, you talk too much shit.
I mean, it's public.
His pockets are public.
You sell a company.
It's public.
Oh, which company?
His company.
He sold it for two million.
You'll do some Googling later.
Oh, okay.
Anyway, the point is, the Tucker shit.
So Tucker was working at Fox, right?
Yeah, yeah.
Fox has this insane lawsuit that they lose.
The voting booth lawsuit with Dominion.
Yeah.
Now, how do you kill a story?
You think they killed it with getting rid of Tucker?
You kill a story.
I thought he was kind of culpable a little bit.
Well, for something else.
You kill a story with another story.
Yeah, yeah.
I'm going to get aggressive.
He gets fired.
And now everybody's just talking about it.
That's what I'm talking about?
Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.
Get in there.
You be in the bar fights.
It's crash out juice right there.
Are we crashing out tonight?
Rupert Burdock was basically like, yo, people got to stop talking about his Dominion lawsuit.
This shit is crazy.
We have to sacrifice somebody.
We're going to sacrifice the number one guy in cable ratings.
He was the most popular guy there that was even appealing to other people's personality, right?
What happens, Tucker comes out, he starts to talk a little bit, right?
He starts to talk a little bit.
He's like, oh, this is kind of what was happening over at Fox.
All of a sudden, the Washington Post gets hold of a text that Tucker sent.
Boat.
That had like kind of racial tones in it.
Do you remember that text?
Like, this is not how white people fight.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Now, what do you think that is?
Niggas racist, man.
Everybody knows Fox is racist.
No, that's Fox News going, behave, boy.
We got all that shit.
We got everything you texted.
Okay.
So we're just.
How did they get the text message?
Because they have his phone.
They have everything on the phone.
It's a company phone.
Oh, it's a company.
It's really stupid to text me.
So basically.
It's going to be racist on the company.
But who do you send it to?
Come on.
You don't put that text out on your platform because no one will believe you.
You put that text out on the opposition, Washington Post, liberal newspaper.
Everybody got to believe it if it's going to be dropped on a liberal newspaper.
This is like high-level media warfare.
This is why.
I'll fuck with Tucker, though.
No, Tucker, Tucker's interesting.
Tucker's very.
I like my white people with a little bit of racism.
They keep it real.
Go on that.
If white people...
Grandy.
No, no, no.
Play my pain.
If white people like black people, I think it's fake.
Something, something.
Bro.
As soon as I seen Hillary with the hot sauce in the purse, get her out of here.
Yo, I like my white people with a hint of racism.
I used to tell Charlotte you do.
That's like my guy Trump.
That's why I trust my guy.
I used to tell Charlotte.
Like, he keeps it a beat.
Look at his pocket.
He does.
Like, yo, he lets you know, like, he's like, yo, I'm cool with the blacks.
I'm like, yo, I get it.
I get it.
I dapped him up.
You understand?
I saw that.
I saw that.
You were hyped or what?
Yo, the first thing I dapped him up.
Did he know you?
Hell no.
But the first thing when I dap him up, so I'm like, yo, so I'm just like trying to bring in like the, so I said, yo, you uh, you pardoned Kodak Black.
And the first thing he says to me is like, yeah, I did that.
Then he tells me the other things he did.
He's like, I got back ASAP Rock from Super.
And I also pardoned Lil Wayne.
What he said in the most whitest voice ever.
Yes, exactly.
I was like, yo, I like it, bro.
I'm voting for him next time.
So he got you with the charisma.
Yeah, yeah, of course.
But he's real.
Like, anybody who's too fake that seems too loving.
Like, we all got little biases and prejudices, okay?
And it's normal.
Obviously, as long as you're...
You got to be a little racist so people know you're not racist.
Facts.
That's how you get.
A little racist.
That's how you get not racist.
If you seem like, I think Joe Biden's the most racist motherfucker ever.
Joe?
He dropped the M-word in the Senate.
Well, I mean, they try to act like he grew out of it.
Like, yo, he's so old, he probably forgot.
You know what I mean?
Then you get so old, you start just doing it because you forget things.
Like, he might forget that he can't say that word.
Oh.
I think that's the only thing.
Who are we voting for up here?
Y'all can tell?
I don't vote.
Oh.
What the fuck?
You assist him?
Yeah.
Valid question.
What the hell?
Who you voting for?
Biden or Trump?
Who you voting for?
I got Trump, man, all the way.
Trump 2024, of course.
Low-key?
Low-key.
I've been calling him Uncle Trump.
Shout out to my man, Kole.
You going RFK?
RFK.
That's some soft shit, bro.
Son, his voice is fire.
Don't want to hear that for you.
Yo, Supple is voice, so we'll talk.
He's S Cap.
That's cap.
That's smoking, like cigarette smoke?
No, I think you're like, when you're vaxxed, I think that's what you sound like.
No, no, I'm going vaxxed too.
You didn't get vaxxed?
Hell fucking no.
You got vax.
What are you talking about, bro?
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You ain't get vaxed.
I got the first one.
I got vax.
You speak it to all.
I got that.
I got vax.
Wait, y'all got vaxed then?
We all got.
Hey, we all got that.
You might get vaxxed.
We did projects with reputable companies.
We all got vaxx.
I mean, he did some stuff.
Hey.
I ain't going to lie.
I was faking paperwork and everything.
Hey, hey, we would never do something like that.
We can't do that?
To do reputable projects.
Yeah.
But you, you are, you're not vaxxed, and I can fucking tell.
No, no, no.
Because you breathing air all good.
Yeah, yeah, slimming down.
I do think that you have a superpower where you don't get vaxxed.
Like Kyrie Irving.
Like Kyrie Irving been playing out of his mind.
Novax.
I call him Novax Kyrie.
You know what I mean?
Whoa.
Wow.
How you come up with that?
That was crazy, bro.
Take us through the process of that name.
Like how you came up with that name.
Take it from like square one.
Hey, listen, fuck the name, man.
Listen, vax.
And I wasn't that opposed to it.
I'm really scared of needles.
I'm not even that.
I don't even stand on principle.
I don't even stand on business, man.
I was just scared of needles.
I didn't get it.
Can you if the vaccine came?
He doesn't want to get penetrated.
Yo, Jamaica get penetrated.
If that vaccine came in a nice little pill that was candy flavor, I'd have took that bitch in a second.
So you would prefer orally is what you're trying to say.
I don't think he did all of it, and I think people lie.
But I think once you start, I think there might be things that he did do.
And once you have been abused by something or somebody, every other behavior is also abuse.
Bruh, that was long.
I'm not going to lie.
Interesting.
You know what I'm saying?
In other words, he did some fucked up.
Let's say, for example, hypothetically or allegedly, he did some fucked up shit to Cassie, right?
Yeah, yeah.
Horrible, abuse her, beat her, do that kind of shit.
Now, allegedly, now let's say they're having a party and there's another dude there, and all of a sudden, he's like, yo, fuck that dude.
I don't know if he's going, hey, you have to do this and don't do anything but this.
He might think, yo, we just parted and this is what we do.
We're on some freak shit.
But once she's experienced abuse, now she's like, all of this is abuse.
Does that make sense?
Listen, I ain't gonna lie.
You know, and this is why I'm glad I'm not too much in the industry.
Like, Diddy DM'd me over, me talking about his side chick, calling her a side chick.
He said, Young Miami, I was fucking up his pimp game because you know, you gotta rotate like 50 bitches, but he's a billionaire.
You're supposed to.
So, like, when I was like clowning her and she was in her feelings and shit like that, I guess she was like, Yo, yo, this guy keeps calling me a side chick, which he is.
But you know what I mean?
Whoa, whoa, whoa, why?
Why is she a side chick?
Why can't she be the main and the other ones are side chicks?
Come on, man.
She's a damn side chick, man.
He had a baby on her.
The baby on her.
Like, you know what I mean?
Like, come on.
Where do you learn this stuff?
Like, how much do I have to donate to fresh infantry?
You have to learn this.
This is so cool.
This is so cool.
You seem so cool.
Where do I go?
It's rumble.com/slash fresh infit.
I'm on rumble to rumble.com/slash academics.
I'm not donating.
Yeah, but you don't need the money like that, bro.
Come on, dick addicts.
Bust down.
Frozen side.
You got the DDS.
Anybody might be asking me, hey, oh, I got to tell you the story.
This is before all this shit happened.
And listen, y'all are like industry motherfuckers at this point.
Like, you had industry, bro.
We are part of the industry.
Okay, good.
We are part of the industry.
I am the blue pill.
Okay, yeah.
Well, your headline in Madison Square, like, I could tell, like, you have went to the Illuminati meet me.
I just wanted to, I'm one foot in, one foot out.
I'm still sure.
I'm still streaming in the basement.
Can I just clarify something?
I'm still streaming in the basement.
Like, can I clarify something?
Like, trust me, I'm not the guy who they're like, hey, bring him to the Illuminati.
You said I'm headlining Madison Square, bro.
Yeah.
But you didn't clarify how many times.
Yeah, yeah.
How many times is this?
It's two shows.
God damn.
So don't ever.
Oh, my God.
I stay on business when it comes to that shit.
You got to sell the booty for that one.
Say again?
When you get to that level.
I sold my booty.
Yeah, you got to sell to Saucy.
Wait.
Saucy holds the keys to the garden?
Yes.
That's all I had to do.
I did all this work all this time in my life.
You never got offered to sell the booty before?
I turned it down.
You took it.
You got offered it?
Well, listen.
What was the offer?
Hold on, This is when you were weighing how much?
Exactly.
Exactly.
Because if you had the fucking wagon, it's the difference.
I've never had a wagon.
I ain't gonna lie to you.
Stop it, bro.
I saw you.
Stop it.
Weight usually goes around my belly and my thighs.
I always had a flatty.
For real, man.
I flattened it.
Damn.
Now, did you get off of this before or after he DM'd you about young American?
No, no, no.
But I do want to say this, though.
Yeah.
I got to tell the story for my own safety.
Yeah.
Tell it for your own safety.
Because this is heartbreaking about Diddy.
I've been a big Diddy fan my whole life.
So I'm in London.
I go to London for the first time.
Yeah.
How was it?
London was kind of cool.
It's definitely not American though.
Why aren't you?
No.
God damn.
Yo, Act, you on it.
Sometimes you're the most brilliant person that I've ever met.
Thank you.
And sometimes you be saying some shit that absolutely makes me side with Saucy.
What?
That right there made me sigh with Saucy for a moment.
How?
You said London ain't America.
I mean, that's like an obvious.
I call him Novax Kyrie.
That's what we call him too, Kyrie.
Anyway, anyway, so I'm in London.
Diddy had previously hit me up to say, hey, listen, stop fucking with my side chick.
Basketball nicknames.
Earl Monroe, Earl the Pearl, Black Jesus.
No vaccine.
And you're no vaccine.
Do you see the drop in creativity?
No, Novax Kyrie works.
Like, my dude's going to do some extraordinary things because he hasn't been vaccinated.
Come on, stop playing.
Anyway, so I'm in.
Come on.
This don't make sense.
Fast talking out.
Fast talking out.
I love that.
Stop good.
Yo, stop his side chip.
This guy looks good.
I got to say the story, okay?
Say the story, bro.
Check this out.
So I'm in London.
Yeah.
London is cool.
Great vibes.
Okay.
I love the taxi cabs where you can face the other person within the car.
Cool.
Now, one night I'm trying to go out.
Okay.
Now they tell me I love Afrobeats.
They're like, yo, we'll go to Afrobeat spot.
Also, what happened is Diddy's in town.
Never met Diddy, never been around.
Are you excited to meet Diddy?
I was trying to meet Diddy.
Why not?
Here's my thing: I stay away from these industry motherfuckers.
You know what I mean?
I've had people literally tell me they avoid Diddy prior to all of this.
No, I avoid everybody in the industry.
I'd be like, Yeah, yeah, I don't fuck with Diddy.
Like, I don't want to do anything with Diddy.
And I was like, why?
Because me growing up, I was like, oh shit, Diddy is one of the most successful human beings in the history of business.
He seems cool as hell.
He seems fun as hell.
He ran a marathon for no reason.
Yo, I'm going to be honest with you.
Like, this guy's awesome.
Yo, the majority of why, like, even this industry, it's creeped me out, like, even recently.
Why?
When I first, if you, if you had to say when I came in contact with the industry when I joined Everyday Struggle, joined everyday struggle, and we'd have a bunch of guests, and that's when I met a lot of people in the industry.
When I'm talking to them, like, yo, damn, what is it like?
What's so-and-so like, what's so-and-so like?
I swear I heard like 50 stories about Diddy.
Yo, Diddy did this, D. Like, crazy.
I swear, I swear.
I mean, the craziest story, huh?
Can you say the craziest story?
No, like people would be like, Yo, you know, so-and-so, you know, Diddy come like, Diddy invites him into so-and-so, got a towel, like he's in his bathroom, toweled around, whatever.
The dude says, like, yo, Diddy tried all that type of stuff.
I'm hearing from people, like, random people.
It's not like everyone's like, Oh, let's all tell Act these stories.
But, you know, I'm a curious, wide-eyed kid, like, yo, just tell me, like, yo, with hip-hop news, why you didn't report on it?
Because I've always asked those people, why are you telling me this?
It's like a behind-the-scenes thing.
If you tell me something behind the scenes, I'm not gonna go report on it.
But why are these people sharing out of nowhere?
No, no, because you've seen a few of these people.
No, no, no, no.
Was it Disney Banks?
Was doing a podcast, like walking in them and they're like, Jay Farrow.
And you seen that clip?
Yes.
He's like, Do you have any advice for me and Jay Farrow?
Go stay away from the Take That Take That's a comic.
I've been to a Diddy party and there was nothing crazy going on.
Ugly.
We don't all look like action.
But I'm just saying.
You must have got the wagon like saucy.
You got no white act.
I don't want you a handsome.
Six degrees of separation.
Hold on.
Speaking of which, speaking of which six degrees of separation.
Keep that.
Keep that.
Listen to you and say, keep that.
Yo, six degrees of separation.
Diddy side chickens Carisha Young Miami, young Miami's best friend, Saucy Santana.
Freak off.
Bang.
The triangle trilogy.
Think about it.
Anyway, I'm in London.
I'm chilling.
Are you thinking about how I'm supposed to be?
Yo, did you just hit me with the numbers, bro?
No, no, no, no.
Listen, listen.
Listen, you have cool.
What are you trying to say?
Tell me what you're trying to say.
You'll figure it out.
Don't you worry.
Yo, so I'm chilling.
It's brilliant.
It's brilliant.
So now I'm chilling.
I'm thinking about even the way he did that fucking humming.
Yummy popped up triangle, bro.
That was fucking crazy.
Yeah, I like that.
Are you trying to say right now that Diddy and Young MA?
Hey, not young MA.
What is Young MA guy?
Fast don't you tell me?
Sorry, I missed one letter.
Wait, I missed one letter.
Miami MA is two different things.
Listen, yo, shout out to young M.A.
So I'm in Miami.
Remember the last time I ever talked, like, Diddy reached out to me.
Did you fight young man?
Young MA?
Lord, I fight young M.A. People's.
No, yo, he got a nickname for young M.A. You wouldn't fight a gay dude.
Let's fight girls.
You wouldn't fight a gay girl.
That's what I'm saying.
If there was a girl who was like a dude, I don't fight girls neither.
Yo, he don't fight girls.
I love young M.A. Saucy Santana's a dude, but you wouldn't fight him.
Yo, young M.A. is this shit.
I ain't gonna lie.
Young MA is this shit.
I tell my fucking story with him.
Yeah, bro.
God damn it.
Tell me a story.
I should have looked at someone Casey Nice that shit.
That looked racist.
Shout out to Casey.
That's why I see racism right here.
Why you put racism on Casey?
No, no, any white person that's a little bit too pro-American is come on.
No, we're not going to do that to America.
No, no, no.
Pro-America.
If you're too proud about the country.
Come on, bro.
Yeah.
We're not going to do that to America.
This is a red, white, and blue.
Slave, red, white, and blue freed.
No, no.
Can I say one thing?
Red, white, and blue is slavery.
That's what they usually do.
These red, white, and blue fought to free black people because the other ones wanted a different country where they could own black people.
This is the free black people side.
You haven't hung a flag outside your crib since 2001.
Who?
Stop it.
You did that for a couple months and then you stopped it.
What the fuck flag?
You can't claim the pro, like, you know what I mean?
Yo, you have the racist mustache.
Nobody loves America more than me.
Yo, you got to shave.
Nobody loves America.
I know you love America, but you love the America without black people.
You got to shave that mustache.
I love the America without black people.
Hey, you got to turn it into a fade.
Why you ain't telling us that?
You know, I'm about to say that.
I love the American people.
I love black people.
Don't make me ask you.
Don't make me ask you.
You have that.
You have the hitler.
Don't make me ask you.
Yo, take it out of your hat.
Yo, take off your hat.
Let me see them little twists.
Listen, listen.
You have the Hitler mustache.
And then you didn't fade the side.
Today was a bad day.
That was racist.
Today was a bad day.
That was racist.
Let me see that.
Take off.
Let me see.
That's right.
I'm getting my hand up.
Who did that hair?
I'm playing.
Yo, get out of here.
Hey, can I tell my fucking London story?
Yeah, tell you something.
I'm trying to go out.
I'm trying to go out.
You know why we're still not part of 11?
Okay, okay.
Yeah, racist.
Anyway, so I'm in London.
I'm trying to go out for the night.
I'm thinking about, you know, I'm into like the Afrobeats.
I'm thinking about going to the Burner Boy spot, but there's a Diddy party going on, too.
He's there with gigs.
I'm like, nah, whatever.
I just want to go to the, I'm telling the people I'm with.
I'll go to the Afrobeat spot.
They come back to me 20 minutes.
They said, hey, we have gotten a request that Diddy wants to party with you.
Did he say party party or just one party?
How many party?
Freak off?
Freak off?
Nobody knows about the freak off.
Can I ask you a question?
Wait, nobody knows about it.
If she asked you to have a freak off with Cassie and Cassie consented, smash Cassie, but Diddy watches.
Would you do it?
No, I don't do that type of stuff.
You wouldn't smash?
I'm gonna be honest with you.
It's Cassie, bro.
No, no, no, hold on.
I'm gonna be honest with you.
She consents.
No, no, fuck all that.
Cap.
You won't let your man's watch.
Wait, wait, wait.
Fuck all that.
Cap.
This shit was so alarming to me.
And it actually fucked up my whole thought about the world.
Adam 22 hit me up and he said, Ak, remember when you said me letting my girl getting fucked by another man who was some white people shit?
I said, oh, oh, no.
Racial draft.
We got to get him out of here, too.
Immoral Content and Consent00:14:56
Oh, no.
Oh, no.
Get who out of there.
Diddy, I ain't gonna lie.
We gotta get out of here.
You can't grade.
Hey, why are you trying to put him off?
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Why are you trying to put Diddy on us?
Niggas is all white.
Why are you gonna put Diddy on us?
White?
That's white people's shit.
Who are the weird white people?
Who are the weird black people?
White people would be like, yo, listen, I love my girl to death.
I will die for her, blah, blah.
Listen, like, yo, we took blood oaths and all that dumb shit.
And I'll still let you fuck the shit out of her while I watch that film on a VHS table.
Like, yeah.
That's white people's shit.
He's on.
Come on.
Hey, hey, black people, we're going to admit to our shit.
Y'all got to admit to y'all shit.
That's your shit.
What is y'all shit?
I don't know if we've done that that much.
White people don't do that.
White people do that.
What's the network with Krishan and Blueface?
It's called Zeus.
That's our shit.
Yeah, that's our shit.
Yeah, fighting.
That's the worst.
Yo, fighting at the motor shows.
Fighting of church to buy shit.
Look at Zeus.
Embarrassing.
How much of that is understanding media?
Y'all be honest with you?
I think he might be just a genius and understands media.
Cool.
Blue face.
Nah, bro.
I think, and if he has Krishan on board with it, then this is one of the greatest manipulations in history of us, not of her.
I think he's figuring it out, but he's realized his music career is kapoot.
He knows the real currency.
And like, I realized that quickly too, right?
So for example, I'll give you a quick history.
Let's won't bore you.
I started my Instagram pages because of Shaderoom.
And I remember saying, well, if you guys like the baby mamas of the rapper and I'm covering the rapper, you're covering the baby mamas.
I'm covering the rapper.
I'm going to be bigger than you.
Let's fast forward, current day.
Shader room, 30 million followers.
I got six.
People care more about the women and the people care about relationships.
Exactly.
And women are part of relationships.
Okay, so here's the thing.
So now Saucy.
No, no, no.
Get saucy out of here.
So now I'm covering Blueface.
I'm covering Blueface, who's who now is like, you know, in hip-hop terms, like, okay, you're not new anymore.
It's old.
Okay.
He has a way better upside of getting his baby mamas to either create drama or get them.
But you have to give credit to somebody who, listen.
Okay.
No, I give him credit.
What I'm just saying is remove.
Okay, you can have an opinion, not you.
One can have an opinion about the content.
They can be like, I disagree with the content.
I think the content is immoral.
So you could say that in the same way we could say about the Kardashians.
I think the content is immoral.
But you could also go, the architects of this content and storyline understands human emotion and how to manipulate it and how to garner attention.
So I can't sit here and say that Blueface doesn't know what he's doing if I know the details of his relationship with his two baby mamas and I'm not even a Blue Face fan.
I'm tapped in.
I know Krishan got her tattoo covered.
I know he's saying baby not in.
Yo, my only problem with that is monetization strategy.
So you're saying he can't monetize it as effectively?
Yes.
So I look at and I say.
And if he could, what would you say?
Genius.
Genius.
By the way, genius at creativity.
I look at him as really subpar in terms of, like, for example, I think he should do fuck Zeus.
Like, no disrespect.
Lemuel is my guy.
Yeah.
I owns the network.
He's black.
You know what I mean?
Black power.
Anyway, we got to keep it going.
And listen, you bring the racist vibe.
We got to go.
I don't think that was the weakest black policy.
You might be decent.
Yeah, the sauce might be.
You saw his ass blood.
You really hit the saucy with that one, bro.
The wrist broke.
You got to fix it.
Shit.
It's the lowest common denominator of blackness.
So you still got to big it up.
But it's like, I don't really want that.
So, you know, the only thing I would.
I have a comparison for that.
And I am curious if you, real quick.
Do you think Italians feel about the mafia and mafia content the same way black people feel about Zeus Network?
I think mafia content makes so fucking cool.
No, no, no.
We don't look fire on the business.
No, Zeus doesn't make you look cold.
But gangster rat.
Yeah, because nobody looks that.
NWA or whoever that is.
Yeah, play this.
I guess what I'm saying is this.
They say immoral behavior.
There's immoral behavior.
Hold on.
It's like saying that white people like when rednecks are showed on TV.
It's honey boo-boo.
Yes.
Oh, yes.
Okay, okay, okay.
Mafia, they still is a code.
They take care of their family.
Exactly.
There's like brotherhood, all these things that on a similar level.
Taking advantage of innocent people, manipulating them, taking advantage of them.
But if you're a family man, we'll forgive someone.
I think we've been sold a lot.
Yes, I agree with you on this.
I think we've been sold this lie of family, but there's a lot of families that are not cared about it.
It doesn't even matter because it's so romanticized, especially TV and film, and we love it so much.
And we look at the way that they treat each other and that brotherhood that they have.
Like the godfather is.
Oh my God, I want that in myself.
Okay, fair enough.
And this is okay, but you're saying this is some like this is hillbilly white shit.
Dance moms or whatever.
My only problem with this is that their life is 24-7 a reality show, but the reality show only films a certain once a year.
So they're constantly creating this content, but they're not necessarily getting paid for all of it.
So I look at it.
I'm like, why not go do what like Kai Sinat is doing?
Just live stream it all.
Right.
Just do IRO streaming.
Walk around with the camera.
You can get donations.
Have like, you know, like certain things where you need to be a member for whatever.
Right.
Rather than getting pimped out by, you know, even though it's, you know, another, you know, black entity, but I think Zeus is pimping them out.
Yeah, I just think Blueface just hasn't figured it out yet.
So the worst thing.
He hasn't figured out monetization.
He's figuring out attention.
Yes.
He knows how to go to attention.
So he's doing what Kardashians do, where it's like, hey, we're going to have this big thing happen in our lives.
We'll cover it on our Instagrams and then you're going to tune into our show to see it unfold after the fact.
He hasn't monetized both the beginning and the end.
To be honest, the monetization is easier than the attention.
What the Kardashians also did brilliantly is keep climbing upwards socially.
Like getting with Kanye is one of the greatest business movies.
We're not big on a monastery.
Hold on, hold on.
I'm just saying.
These people are the lowest of society, though.
It's like, you know, it's like, he's like the roaches and rats.
It's like, we're not looking at Blueface.
Like, Krishna Rock is like, I've compared her to like her behavior is like an animal that needs to be euthanized.
God shit.
Damn it.
I'm being honest with you.
God.
Damn.
She's a dude.
Mario.
No, I've said this before.
Mark, you've been quiet.
Stop.
She's an uncultured, she's an uncultured swine.
I knew you were going to say swine, dog.
That's great.
It's an uncool animal.
Can you explain the behavior?
Break it down to me because Wizard might be grand winners.
No, no, no.
That's what I'm saying, bro.
Hey, shout out to him.
Shout out to him.
It's repulsive.
Put it like this.
I think it has a net negative effect on, especially people of color.
Do you subscribe to Zeus?
Yes.
No, you don't.
No, to be honest.
We have a family channel.
We have a family.
See, I see your cabin.
Hold on.
Here's the thing.
No, I just festival.
I have done that.
Essence Festival is completely different than what this is.
Which is so disrespectful to even convince.
Oh, okay.
I've never been to that.
I'm just shot.
You've clearly never been to that.
No, just shine.
Zeus Network.
That's cool.
I'll take it back.
Yo, Zeus Network.
Yo, Zeus Network is for people who are scammers, steal cable.
Like, you know what I mean?
People who shoplift.
That's not your stop.
You would imagine the type of people that love Zeus.
Like, it's regular everyday motherfuckers who just want to.
But it's voyeurism in the sense of voyeurism.
I'm voyeuristically looking at a bunch of zoo animals acting like stop talking about our people.
It's like, stop.
Am I wrong?
Imagine if a white nigga said some shit like that.
Like, some of the whites talk about white trash.
Like, no, we do.
Keep it a bus.
How do we talk about Florida?
If you talked about Zeus, thank you.
If you talk about Zeus like that, you're good.
I promise you.
Couldn't you argue the Kardashians had a worse impact on overall society than no?
But hear this out.
I know what you're saying.
The Kardashian tried to levitate.
These people, they only gained more views by going deeper.
The Kardashians levitated always at the expense of other people, usually black people.
Kanye went crazy.
All right, no.
Hold on.
Can I just say one thing?
How different is Chloe Kardashian's story arc from Krishan Rock and Blueface's story arc?
You have a man.
Well, in this case, she was potentially unfaithful.
In the Kardashian show, which is this elegant thing that you're describing and it's completely different, Chloe and Tristan are there.
Tristan is admitting to cheating, fathering a child with his trainer or some other thing.
They're talking about this on the show.
Yeah, maybe the fucking camera work and the houses are a little nicer, but it's the behavior.
The behavior is the same.
It's infidelity.
No, no.
That oh, because Chloe has her front teeth.
No, no.
You fucking bigot.
Yes.
Okay.
Yes.
I'm sorry.
I'll take that.
Hey, listen.
Infidelity.
Infidelity.
Infidelity will be seen among any race, any group of people doing this shit.
Here's the thing.
What was Zeus?
Yo, what Zeus and these people are teaching you to do?
Yo, please.
Would you be with a girl?
Yeah.
And this is my thing.
I'm married, yo.
No, no, I get it.
Okay, imagine your wife then.
Because this.
Don't talk about it.
Why are you worried about it?
Let's do a hypothetical.
Let's do a hypothetical.
Imagine I wasn't married.
It hits too close to home.
Imagine I wasn't married.
This show and the culture that they're providing.
Did you say hits at home?
I'm not, diddy.
Allegedly.
Allegedly.
Many times, allegedly.
Yeah.
God damn.
Many men.
Many, many men.
Everybody keeps saying, yo, Diddy's going to sue.
I'm like, he ain't going to sue the fuck.
Like, yo, listen.
Come on now.
So we've seen Cardi B do it, Tatasha.
Like, it could easily happen.
Tasha Kane said, hey, you have herpes and you drugged men, which is, no one says that.
You're just making something up that's completely arbitrary.
I think you're guilty.
That's what I'm saying.
We're all saying, hey, we're seeing allegations that you beat the brakes off of this chick.
Pattern free calls.
What is that?
Sucking off guilty dudes.
Where are the bricks?
I don't know what the brain is.
But I ain't going to lie.
Is it just like Eric Sync?
Is it the brain?
I've been waiting till I got here to ask Mark and Andrew.
Yeah.
Because y'all are white.
Yeah.
We're white.
I just want to know.
We're white as fuck.
What does an individual get out of seeing their significant other getting railed by dozens of men?
I'm seriously.
You're laughing, aren't you?
Are you asking for the Diddy situation?
Are you asking for the adventure?
In general, he's talking about general.
You guys would understand.
I'll try to ask this question with Adam, too.
You know what I mean?
So, I think Adam is a diabolical genius when it comes to marketing.
I think he's a genius in marketing.
And I think he had to like he had to, he had to pivot, right?
This is similar to the Tucker thing we were talking about.
Or the fuck, wait for it.
Wait for it.
Wait for it.
It's the Fox News shit.
You kill a story with another story.
And that other story has to be a big fucking story.
What's the story he had to kill?
Adam?
Yes.
Should we not bring it up?
Let's go.
No, bring it up.
Obviously, the Fig Munity Boys.
Oh, I think.
Who I fucking love.
Shout out to AD.
Shout out to T-Rell.
Shout out to Duno.
I'm going to just go with the fact that No Jumper was experiencing a very difficult branding situation.
It's a podcast that was brand around LA street culture, right?
And now the LA street dudes had left the podcast, right?
Everybody's talking about no jumpers in shambles, no jumpers falling apart.
Is this the end of no jumper?
All these vlogs, everybody's talking about this happening.
You need to kill a story with a story.
Now, did he pay the ultimate price for killing a story?
Fucked up.
Now, wait for it.
Did he pay the ultimate price for killing a story?
Nobody says, yo, hey, my company isn't doing good.
Yo, bring my wife hilarious.
No, fuck her.
It's kind of genius, though.
Absolutely.
That's right.
I would never do that, but I'm also not important.
Branding genius, and this is what God said is.
Now, listen, I'm not important.
I haven't been completely desensitized to sex.
My opinion is that both of them see sex as absolutely nothing intimate at all.
And the act thereof is meaningless.
Therefore, matter of fact, they see sex in the same way that people who dance a lot, like my parents had a dance studio growing up.
That's how they provide a living for us.
If I saw my wife dancing with some random dude, I'd be like, what the fuck you dancing with this random?
My parents would dance with different people all the time.
Dancing to them was nothing intimate.
It was just a part of the thing.
I assume in some warped reality, and this is warped for us, they Adam Wife is squirting on other niggas, man.
Stop playing, man.
That's not like that.
Bro, bro, Yo, yo, I watched the last scene.
It was free on X, by the way.
Yo, she came while the other nigga was piping around.
She's trembling like a motherfucker.
That's not like dancing.
Do you think that I don't agree with the dude?
Yes.
Hold on.
Do you think I don't agree with you?
Do you think that I don't feel what you're feeling?
I don't know.
It doesn't matter what we feel.
It matters what the dude and the girls are.
You can't get a psychoanalyzer.
You need a therapist too.
Yeah, maybe I do.
Well, my point is, when I look at it, I go, oh my God, this is horrendous.
I could never do this.
But the point is the game, the view of No Jumper has completely changed.
Now No Jumper's killing it.
The only thing people talking about is this.
We're talking about this right now.
The end of Joe No Jumper is no more.
This was some Rupert Murdoch shit.
You kill the story with the story.
Now, here's the question.
You will eventually have to pay a price for this decision.
And that price will be paid later on.
And whether or not they are willing to pay that price will not happen now.
It will happen later.
And then they will make that decision.
To us, that price is too high.
We would never do that.
But to them, they made a decision to save a brand that looked as if it was failing and it worked.
Financial Game Changes00:09:57
All right, listen, we're in different outfits, so you know what it is.
It's money-making time.
It's money-making time, and we got to lock in the locks.
The Sing locks right now.
Akash has three locks.
And by locks, I'm going to put, I'm going to put the quotes on them because legally we have to do that.
But it's time to make some money.
And so far, Sing has been on fire.
Her thing is on fire.
Yeah, I think there's value in this one.
Talk to me.
I'm confident.
So I'm going against my Cowboys.
So that's why I trust it even more.
The Cowboys are playing the Dolphins.
The Dolphins do a lot of motion in their offense, which is this year is something the Cowboys have really struggled with.
Okay.
So as much as I hate to do this, I'm going to go more for Tua as the quarterback, more for Raheem Mostert as the running back.
He's a little more punishing.
I think he'll rack up some yards.
And more for Tyreek Hill as the receiver just because it's Tyreek Hill.
He's shifty.
He's fast.
I don't know if the Cowboys cornerbacks have faced anybody like this.
So I hate to do this, but I'm going more on all three of those.
Going more.
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This seems like an absolute no-brainer.
No-brainer.
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Unify is free money.
And what do they do?
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You need a little percentage of all this money that you're making for people.
I might.
Anyway, my point is prizepicks.com.
Make sure you use that promo code Schultz.
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Take them Akash Sing locks.
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As a matter of fact, flying two people out to the Madison Square Garden show.
We got to meet out there in the London show.
It was an awesome moment to see.
This guy's been absolutely flourishing.
Now, I have some more excellent news.
It's not as cool as coming to Madison Square Garden, but there still is something that you get to do.
You can get that flagrant avatar.
You have another chance to get our flagrant avatar that you can use.
And that chance is up to the 26.
So you go to the website, you claim your avatar and represent the asshole army in the biggest game in the world.
What I'm saying is show these nerds how it's done.
Rep your squad, rep the home team.
That's flagrant.
Go ball on these motherfuckers, okay?
Snipe them all out.
Do what you need to do on that pool table.
Talk that shit.
And those of you that are coming to Madison Square Garden, I can't wait for y'all to see the show.
Shout out to you, Saad and MiniClip.
Everybody, go use that shit right now.
Now let's get back to the show.
Somebody made a point about that.
And by the way, I hate when people I don't like make a point that I agree with.
The worst.
Come on.
It's the worst, right?
Who you don't like?
I would never say his name.
He's irrelevant.
But I'll take his point.
It sounds like he's relevant.
No, no, no, no.
I told Adam, because he and Adam sat on a podcast recently.
I said, Adam, don't sit with fucking losers because even Adam regretted it.
Anyway, the point was this.
Yeah.
So basically, he said to Adam, why are you doing these things where you're having your wife having sex with other men?
Yes.
Right?
Very reasonable question.
Adam said, well, a lot of it is influenced by the extreme and exponential amount of currency and money we could get.
Yeah, Adam fucked up.
Then the dude then said, well, okay.
Well, you've made money before in the past and even now and you continue to make money even with these things.
What are you using the money for?
And Adam said the thing that confused, well, it gave him the checkbox, but confused everybody else.
He says, well, I live a really modest life.
I don't use money.
So any, like, yeah, I've made a lot of money, but I don't use it.
I'm just, I'm not invested in it.
I'm just, I have no use for it.
So the question became, if you don't really have that much use for money, how is money the thing that's driving you to do these things?
That's the thing that really fucked me up.
Money is always going to be a motivator.
It's always going to be a driving force in the decisions you make, especially when you have a kid.
Like it just is.
How you create security?
And I understand both of them are looking at this and they're like, there's an end.
Y'all can't be porn stars forever.
You can't be in the rap game and talking about, talking with gang members forever.
Like it stops eventually.
So if they have, yes.
I'm going to be talking the game of those forever.
Fair enough.
But they might be like, all right, we got a five-year runway.
We got a 10-year runway.
We got to get it in as much as we can.
Granted, I think he did say that.
He had a talk with Lena.
He was like, we can either stop now or we can just try to go big, cash out, and then we have to.
And they can't get regular jobs.
Keep that in mind.
Like, it's not like they just go, okay, I'm going to sell insurance.
I'm going to work at fucking Best Bot.
The only thing that confused me, and which, by the way, again, the same guy was, I hate giving people credit who had decent points, but I don't like him.
Why don't you like him?
Say his name.
No, I really, I wish I knew it.
I know him.
But it's some red pill black dude.
He's going to rest.
That's what you do.
So Wait, is he on Fresh and Fit?
He's been there most of the time.
Oh, yeah.
So, does he have a donation-based platform that we can support?
Yes, definitely.
What is it?
Just go fund me.
You know, birds of us.
I'll let you know after the show.
Anyway, no, we want to put a link in the bio to support him.
What I'll definitely, like, he made the point about money.
And I made the same point to Adam.
That's why, I guess that's what I'm saying.
Because remember talking to Adam and I said, Adam, we're both in media and hip-hop media, and hip-hop independent media just popped off.
I know how much money I make.
Reasonably, within like 20% or so, I know you're making the same.
Brother, you're not starving.
I'm not starving.
What's your number?
What's your number to stop?
Stop what?
Stop doing everything.
There is none.
Because I'm doing exactly what I like to do.
There's a difference between doing what you'd like to do and doing because you have to do it.
You have to do this in order to provide for your lifestyle.
I've got to stop and live the same life.
At least for like, I would say 15 years.
That's not.
You're right.
You can't stop.
You're right.
But still, like, okay.
Okay.
If I work five more years, I'm good.
What does that number mean?
That number means.
What's your number?
Just give me a number.
It's just a number.
50.
Even that question, that's kind of unfair because it always goes out the closer you get to it.
Yeah, just at this point in his life, I agree with you, but like at this point in your life, what is the number?
Okay, okay, okay, okay.
So for me, this is a financial, this is a financial question.
It's not a packagocious situation that you're doing.
No, completely.
So for me, like when it comes to bills and everything I have to spend every month, maybe it's between $125,000 and $150,000 a month that I have to spend, right?
So if I'm making at least $200,000.
Yeah, you need 1.8 to pay your nut.
Right.
So now I'm thinking about savings and third.
Yeah, people have seen some maybe nice things they thought I've bought, but I like, come on, like these things are just like petty little small things.
I've done really well and saved a lot of stuff.
So then if I was supposed to extrapolate on the bills that I currently have and if it continued to be that for 10, 15 years, or let's say just say 20 or 30, right?
Then I would have that number of what I need to make, right?
And I would probably think that, you know, obviously, let's get to a number that I could still live that lifestyle at least while I'm living, right?
But even then.
Let's back into it the other way.
How much money do you need to make after taxes a year in order to not do anything, not lift a finger ever again?
Now, again, your lifestyle is going to change when you don't have to support your businesses.
But for example, let's say you make 25, let's say you have $25 million liquid in the bank and you're making 5% on that.
That's $1.25 million a year.
You're getting tax capital gains on that.
That's 20%.
So that comes down to about a million cash a year you have after taxes.
That'll be fine.
You'd be fine to live.
Of course, anybody would be fine to live on a million.
And again, a million cash.
Yes.
Capital gains tax different than revenue.
You're not making income.
You're just getting tax off of your assets, right?
Or your equities, whatever you have in a market.
So 25 million is a fuck you number where you could live whatever you want to live.
Yeah.
Right.
And of course, that's most people.
You can pay your homes, you can pay your mortgages, you can do pay your cars, everything you need.
25 million.
That's the number then.
Yeah, but even with Adam now.
My point is, you said you and him are making the same thing.
Does he on a media entity?
So I was thinking of it like, yo, we're both comfortable.
Why do you need to do more shit?
You know what I mean?
Well, because so here's.
Unless it's a passion of yours.
Because I wouldn't do anything.
Million Dollar Cash Assets00:07:56
Had like somebody fuck his wife.
If you offered me a million.
If he was a passion, he would have done it.
Okay, if you offered me a million dollars to if you offered me a million dollars to go on a date with Saucy Santa, I would say no.
Yeah, but you have a number where you would.
25 million.
Brother.
You would do it.
Let me tell you something.
Listen, listen, listen.
Let me tell you something.
You would do it for $100 million.
And it's not even a question.
It's not even a question.
I'm giving out cheeks for $100 million.
No question.
$100 mil?
$100 million.
All he got to do is get into it.
I'm saying $100 million.
$100 million.
Better him than his wife.
You can call myself.
He's all the respect.
You can come on my body.
That's actually a great point.
I was judging him.
That is a great point.
Comparatively.
And you can come on my yacht anytime.
We'll go on vacation.
I'll take you out.
I'll fly you.
That's the difference between Mark and Adam.
Mark's like, fuck me.
I put the team on my back.
I put the whole team on my back.
He's a provider.
Yeah.
But here's the thing.
And maybe, again, I'm not looking at it in terms of financials.
I'm looking for Adam to just basically say, hey, listen, I like to be in these, like, hey, I'm a porn star.
I'm like, sexually numb to regular sex.
Isn't that what I just said that you disagree with?
No, no, no.
You're saying that there's a financial incentive.
No, what I'm saying is that.
And I want him to just be like, yo, listen, I don't know.
I love the freak shit.
I like other people having sex with my wife.
It turns me on.
I don't know.
I'm at the point where I fuck so much that I can't even get hard where doing regular shit.
And I need to do this.
So it's more than money.
I think Adam and Lena have both experienced sexual trauma in their lives.
And because of that, as a coping mechanism, they have desensitized themselves to cause trauma if they're describing it.
No, no, I'm saying at like younger ages.
And because of that, as a way to cope with it, you basically diminish what sex is.
So if you go, sex is actually nothing, then that horrendous thing that happened to you, right, is nothing.
It means less.
It affects you less.
And then once you numb yourself to sex, you can kind of do anything within that.
Now, I don't know if that happened to them.
That would be a hypothesis that I would come up with, right?
Because for me, it's not numb.
It would be horrific to do what they did, but they're capable of doing it.
So I have to find some sort of explanation to that.
And a lot of people in the industry, unfortunately, have experienced this horrible shit.
So once you're numb to it, you can do anything.
Once you're numb to it, you can do anything.
And wait a minute, wait a minute.
And monetize the facts that we are not numb.
Hold on.
Wait, wait.
I'm going to tell you why I think he's not numb.
Nah, bro.
Hold on.
I'm going to tell you why he's.
I don't think he's numb.
There was a time where he had done some shit that I felt.
But he understands media.
No, hold on.
It was a time he did some shit that I felt if we're men, you would understand why I would be upset.
And I could tell, like, when he was explaining it on his planet, he didn't get it.
Like, what?
Like what?
So he had interviewed.
So it was around a time.
I think, was it after or maybe during Everyday Struggle?
But I was trying to get these other ventures.
And he had brought up a girl who's a notorious liar.
And that particular girl, he was my brother, please.
He brought up a girl that was sane and almost making allegations on me.
I was like, you know, this is the type of shit, especially, you know, where I'm at in media at this point.
This is hurtful.
This isn't about like, you know, oh, like, oh, it's my ex or the girl I dealt with.
This is a girl who's just saying shit.
Why would, yeah.
Okay.
So I remember saying, yo, I think he's, he's just emotionally, he doesn't understand shit.
So when me and him used to get into it, I said, I bet if you don't care about nothing, I'm going to find somebody you won't care about.
So I talked about everything.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Our relationship is weird.
And there was a point I went to No Jumper one time.
I remember I walked in, there's a bunch of crips that's at third, and I was just like, I don't care who in here, y'all gonna have to beat me up because when the camera come on, Ack is gonna be Acky.
You ain't gonna get the toned down version.
It's always gonna be AC.
And I remember I went kind of hard at him about his relationship with Lena.
And this is before I knew anything.
I was joking about all types of shit.
And he messaged me like a day or two after, and he said, Hey, listen, yo, you know, when I came in the game, you're one of the people I looked up to.
Like, I love doing content with you, room beyond with you.
This is kind of out of balance.
Like, you mentioned my girl in a certain way.
And I'm gonna be honest, I was so happy because I thought it was a motherfucker.
Yeah, I thought it was a motherfucker with nothing.
Here's the question: Is that limited and emotional limit?
Or is that, did you attack the brand in a way?
Because I think the motivation with a lot of people, Adam's not singular in this.
I think with a lot of people, especially successful people, is what continues to provide for the brand.
So if you act like C-Mac, right?
Crit Mac, if he acts crazy and wild, and he's the most entertaining and fucking incredible character, it don't matter what he says because he is uplifting the brand.
So I'm going to have you around.
C-Mac is saying, I'm going to eat your girl's ass.
I'm a fucker.
I'm going to do all that.
That's uplifting the brand.
It's part of it.
It's great.
You were chipping away at the brand.
Death by a thousand cuts.
Do you know what that is?
Yeah, I know.
But what?
Fuck the brand.
I think his girl finally said, You want to let your man talk about me later?
No, it's not.
No.
Think about it.
Everybody's calling him a cuck.
And then all of a sudden.
No, this is a different attic, boy.
This is a different.
This Adam has put on, like, I think at first the Poseidon on the ACK persona.
No, but back then.
Bro, I did an episode of what's it called?
And he had the YouTube clip questions lined up.
Like, we're all no jumper.
And I thought that we're kind of cool.
And he had the, he had the title in the questions.
And I'm sitting there and I'm like, oh, wow.
The most important thing here, because I thought we were like cool, not like boys or nothing, but I thought we were cool enough, whatever.
And I was like, okay, you came in here.
You know what your title got to be for this podcast.
You know what the clips got to be for the podcast.
And I'm like, okay, now I understand who you are.
Anything that serves you and continues to succeed within this business, this is going to be a good thing.
And we're going to go and we're going to push on it.
I don't hate on it because I like knowing where people stand.
I like knowing what people's intentions are.
I operate a little different.
You are on this podcast right now.
If there's something from this pod, you're like, yo, I don't want out, I'm cutting it.
Yeah, I'm cutting it.
Adam's not cutting it.
That is true.
He said on this very stage, I will not allow a guy to fuck my wife.
I make enough money.
Right there, where you sitting.
Makes me think a little different about you and Saucy.
Maybe there's something down the pipeline.
No, no, no, no.
Hey, listen, I said it my word.
That's 25 million right there.
Yeah, what if that's 25 million?
That's 25 million when you feature saucy here.
I'd pay to see it.
Today, I will pay to see.
Bro, for live on Rumble, come on, bro.
That'll be rumbling.
Hosted by Fresh and Fit.
Yo, they can.
I'm rumbling that junk, right?
Yeah, we off the heny, man.
So, like, we on that handle.
So, like, right now, I got to sense to myself because I'm going to say things that I don't want to say.
I'm like, man, that 25 million ain't worth nothing because I ain't going to want to live.
You ain't going to want to live after that.
Yo, making a joke.
You see, yo, y'all suck you, money.
Yo, let's cry together, bro.
Yo, let's just.
Have you ever?
Hold on.
That's what I think all the time.
That's what I think too.
All the time.
Some people on social media and some people on the internet, they're like, damn, he's like, I'm going to be honest with you.
Mount Rushmore Girls00:11:06
When I'm live, I've never been to therapy a day in my life.
Really?
I ain't gonna lie.
It's the most honest version of me.
I'm working things out and things are my mind.
Things on my mind come out.
Sometimes I'll realize I'm wrong, and it happens in real time.
To me, I think that's what I'm saying.
Dude, therapy's funny.
No, hell no.
Bring a therapist on stream.
Listen, listen.
Hell no.
Not in terms of fixing yourself, but sometimes it's funny to walk into the therapy room and know that that's about to be the best 45 minutes of that therapist day.
Like you're going to walk in there and you be like, all these other boring motherfuckers, and I'm coming in here with I'm making up shit in therapy.
I'm lying.
Yeah, they give you a bunch of people.
You're doing therapy too?
I've been.
Yeah.
I don't go right now.
We're white, dude.
White people have been into mental health for fucking decades.
I tell my mom about mental health.
Like, she'll be like, I'm coming over to cook some oxtail.
We're going to make this shit right.
What are you talking about?
Nah, we're not doing that.
Where's your mom live?
Well, just want me to tell her that saucy could go.
State, state.
Oh, no.
She lives in the same state as me.
That's why I live there.
I would have been in Florida.
If my mom ain't live where I live, I would have been in Florida.
So you paying.
I hope your mom knows how much you pay in the taxes just to be around her.
Yeah, and I pay her bills too.
It's little.
You know what I mean?
Are you cool?
You guys are cool?
Who?
Mom is like in your life big time?
Yeah, of course.
Does she know everything that's going on?
Does she know what her son has achieved?
Well, first of all, my mom, you know, my mom has like a, she has like a like permanent room in my house.
These days, I'm trying to get her to not show up on announce.
Like, she's doing this new thing.
She's retired, right?
So I force her to.
She's bored.
Yeah.
So she got three sons.
She's like, yo, I'm like, I'm like picking which son to go hang out with.
I'm at your house.
And I'm like, no, no.
I wouldn't say I'm her favorite.
I think she would say that I'm the person who probably has done most for her in changing her life.
But her fate, like a mom's favorite a lot of times is oldest.
Oh, I was going to say the youngest.
No, the oldest.
I'm the youngest.
I'm going to tell you why.
I'm going to tell you why the oldest.
I'm going to tell you why the oldest.
I was trying to find a reason.
I was trying to find a reason.
Zoom in on the tears.
Question.
And if I'm overstepping, I didn't answer the question.
But there was a situation that I heard online where either maybe it was an ex or your girl.
I don't know what, but had an altercation with your mom.
Like, I think people took that overboard because I think people were trying to act like, you know what I mean?
Or, you know, so it was a situation where, and I'm really not trying to get too much into this, but you don't have to.
Girlfriend, girl, well, really, it's me.
I have a bad history with women trying to like expose me.
And one of those things where, like, listen, I'm a black boy from Jamaica.
If I get in an argument with a woman, my mama told me, well, I'm going to call my mom on the phone.
I'm going to walk outside in the middle of the street, or I'm going to tell my mama to come over.
We need a woman in the building because a man and the woman, I ain't trying to get done.
Like, what's that name named Jonathan Majors?
I seen a video.
Very bad.
You saw him running?
Moving.
That's how you deal with that.
Jay-Z, the duck.
Nah, Jonathan Majors.
Like, I'm not even in there.
It's a white woman.
You got to run.
You got to run.
And he still got clipped.
I knew that.
I slammed from a white woman for us.
Yo, honestly.
Three black people.
Hold on, hold on.
Shout out to America for doing it.
Shout out to America for doing it first, bro.
I'm going to say this, though, in reality.
And this is not, you know, what would Trump have done?
No, no.
Well, I definitely would have grabbed her.
But listen, by the what?
Listen.
I will definitely say, and I love my people.
Who's your people in this circumstance?
Black people.
But black people always be like, yo, it's a white girl that get hemmed up.
Man, in my life, it's always a black chick, bro.
I ain't gonna hold you.
White chicks, they always kept it PM dipped when, like, yo, hey, it ain't working, leave.
Black girls, ratchet, making noise, exposing.
I ain't gonna lie to you.
Is your girl black?
Oh, man.
Okay.
I'm the last of the Mohicans.
Only one still dating.
I don't know.
Yo, oh, by the way, that's what Fresh told me.
He said, I'm the last of the Mohicans.
I know.
Yo, yo, this is what Freshman Fitz told me.
They were like, yo, this is the only thing that's like.
Ain't the last of the Mohicans about a white guy that joins a Native American.
That was the last of the Mohicans.
The real one.
All they told me this.
They was like, yo.
This is a white face right here.
This is a white guy.
This is a white face.
Yo, this is what they told me.
They said, this is what Freshman Fitz.
Who said this?
Not Fresh Fit.
They was like, yo, yo, get that talking points out.
All right.
No, no, no, no.
Sign out for our goal.
They were mad at you.
They were like, yo, why mad at me?
He came out to me.
They said, you know, that guy that was acting like why you don't like black queens?
We found out he don't even like black queens.
His queen ain't black.
I'm like, it was like, you got to bring that up.
Yeah, she's Spanish.
Damn.
Have you dated black girls?
Yes, I have.
And I dated white girls and I dated even an Indian.
Really?
Really?
Yeah.
Well, Bengali, sorry.
Yeah, she's a beautiful girl.
I met her.
She's cool.
Oh, wow.
Come on, man.
So we out here.
Come on, man.
I date everybody.
Say what?
I date everybody.
I don't think so.
I've never seen you with a white girl.
What?
I never seen you with a white girl.
I never seen a black guy do that.
I've never seen a black guy be like, you'll get, I fuck like, I don't fuck like her.
I've never seen a black guy do it.
What you got against white girl?
Make America great again.
Come on.
My face too fast.
Oh, man.
Bless y'all.
Charles 20.
What is it?
20 points.
Where's the red hat?
I need the red hat.
Oh, chill, You know what I mean?
No, I've dated white girls.
When I broke up with them, they just went away.
I date a black girl.
They're on the blogs.
Hey, let me tell you about this bitch-ass nigga.
I'm exposed.
I don't know what it is.
Well, maybe the white girls dated you for love and the black girls dated you for clout.
Really?
Maybe the white girls cared about who you were.
Maybe the white girls just really loved Ak or your real name.
Sentenel.
Mark saying this government on here, right?
I don't know what that is.
Sentenel.
No, you made a good point.
Sentenel.
Maybe the white girls.
I'm going to be honest with you.
Yeah, the white girls didn't know who you were.
They didn't know about Big Act Afghanistan.
No, the white girls just didn't have a platform to complain to.
They don't.
There's no complaints about me.
Well, you don't go down on girls.
Like, maybe, do you think that's part of it?
Like, if you went down on them, maybe they would be.
You ain't never licked a pussy lip in your life, Cap.
Cap.
Hey, listen, he's never gone down on a girl.
Yeah, talking about me.
You ain't never licked a pussy lip.
Listen, I'm from Jamaica.
Anyway, what I really want to say.
You ain't never licked a pussy lip.
You're not getting out of this act.
Don't look at me for saying that.
You ain't never licked a pussy lip in your life.
Nah, brother.
He's never gone down.
I'm not saying I wouldn't.
My wife.
Wife.
Gotta be wife.
Are you ready to go?
How to get married?
Are you ready to lie right here?
Not now, because I know you're skinny, but back in your eating day.
Tell him that.
You stopped at pussy lips.
He's saying you ate a lot of other shit.
Yeah, you're saying you never ate pussy?
I'd rather eat a McGrib from McDonald's than a motherfucking pussy.
What the fuck is you talking about?
What about ass?
You never ate ass?
You eat ass?
I didn't say I do.
Oh, you're white dude.
You eat ass.
White people don't got no bounds.
They don't.
Yeah, we do.
Once I see, I came over here.
I'm from Jamaica.
Like, we got.
It's called the Mason Dunkin'.
No, no, no.
We do them.
Yo, we got all types of season and shit.
When I came up in, I said, wait, white people are eating like raw meat.
Oh, this is crazy.
Japanese people eat raw fish.
Well, they're white too.
Yo, he's kind of right.
He's kind of right, to be honest.
I concur.
He's fucking checks out.
That was good, dude.
In a census, they checked.
You can tell he's confident in a point when he stops.
Hey, I do want to ask y'all this.
If we're talking about rushmores, right?
If we're talking about rushmores.
Of white people?
No, no.
Just I'm going to name the people on the Mount Rushmore.
Who's the greatest white person?
No, no, no, no.
Name me.
Name the greatest white person.
No, no, no.
Michael Jackson.
No, no.
Name this Mount Rushmore.
If we got Diddy, R. Kelly, Bill Cosby, and Trey Songs.
This is a remote race.
How are you going to do that to Trey?
Trade them.
What's Trey Show?
What do you think about Diddy up there?
Why you didn't put Diddy?
That's allegations.
Wait, wait, wait.
I didn't tell y'all what Mount Rushmore is.
I'm going to say, name the.
What?
That would be the Mount Rushmore.
Music.
A music?
Cosby has never made music.
Come on.
What's the Mount Rushmore of?
Black Entertainment.
What is it?
Diddy, Cosby, R. Kelly, Trey Songs.
Mount Rushmore of what?
That's what he's asking for.
Now, come on now.
He's asking us to.
You can use a lifeline.
Okay.
I'll use a lifeline.
I'll call the black.
Tell me, what is this a Mount Rushmore of?
They'll figure it out.
Name the greatest white person ever.
Greatest white guy ever.
No, person.
No, it's not easy.
It's not easy.
It's not hard.
There's a lot of white people you look up to.
No, I need my brown brother to help me out.
He's going to get one after.
Just you go first.
Abram Lincoln?
No, don't, let him do it.
Barack Obama.
Can't we say Eminem on some shit like that?
Say whatever you think.
I want to know number one white person.
I won't go top three whites, but give me number one.
Go top three.
Top three whites, full whites.
Oh, full whites.
Okay.
Okay.
We got to be able to like share.
No, bro.
What?
You can't name it.
Why are you so scared?
Just brainstorming.
You're not in the industry, bro.
It doesn't matter.
No, you're right.
Just throw a couple out.
Just random.
Top three white.
Eminem got to be up in that bitch.
Okay, Eminem.
Love that.
That's a Mountain Rushmore.
White people.
You're going to vote for them.
Oh, we got to put Uncle T up in there.
Donnie T. Donnie T. T.
Okay.
Uncle Trump got to be up in there.
Okay, number two.
Let me see.
I might have to do Elon Musk, man.
Okay, Elon Musk.
That's three.
That's three.
Technically African, but yeah, he's white.
He's African.
He's technically white, man.
That's three.
Four, four, four.
Oh, that's top three.
You said three.
That's three.
You didn't name one girl.
You might be a.
Listen.
Top Three White Rappers00:07:40
No, no.
I'm a female.
Material girl.
Everybody knows my son.
You could have said Margot Robinson.
You could have said the bitch from Euphoria.
What was the girl that you did from Euphoria?
Sydney Sweeney.
Oh my God, Sydney.
Damn, bro.
He doesn't know any woman.
He doesn't know any women.
Yo, name a woman.
Yo, you really hate women like that, bro?
Name a woman.
I went to Doja Cat concert.
Matter of fact, I went to Doja Cat concert.
Ice Spice greatest performer living right now.
She twerked for 30 minutes.
That shit was amazing.
Yo, she had the mic by her booty.
All you heard was twerk wind.
This shit was twerk.
Not one song.
Yo, twerk win.
Twerk wind.
What's wrong with twerk?
Category five.
Category five.
Hold on.
Ice Spice was good.
What about the pussy wiping thing?
Can you explain the wiping?
I don't understand that.
She'll do the thing where she bends over and then she wipes from her.
No, no, no, no.
She's not wiping.
Oh, see, y'all wipe it.
Y'all really don't cause money.
But if she's splitting the lips, it looks as if she's wiping her asshole through her pussy, which is a guaranteed yes infection.
Yeah, yeah, that's funny.
I don't think that that's a very sanitary way of trying to entertain a crowd.
She's bending over and then wiping from booty hole through pussy.
You know what's so funny?
You're not a back shot scar.
You're definitely a missionary guy.
I could tell.
Oh, you're a back shot?
No, no.
Look on my back.
Popcorn.
Open corn.
Popcorn.
You know who popcorn is?
Of course.
That's my guy.
Wait, wait.
I'm PopCon.
So, wait, so you're in your back while she's doing.
Wait, wait, she's riding some.
Popcorn.
And sometimes I give her the backpack.
Popcorn.
I don't lie.
Hey, hey, hey.
Oh, look at that.
I spice.
And I'm going to be honest with you.
Listen.
They might have just convinced me recently to get an OnlyFans.
You're going to start an OnlyFans?
No, no, no.
I might as well do a camera.
Saucy once.
Hold on.
Are you going to let Saucy have to that cup?
They're going to make the tears, bro.
A bitch who I done dealt with went online.
You know, when a bitch is salty, she's going to say, oh, Ak, he got a small meat.
So I got to now show it off.
Like, she said small.
I got to show it off.
Come on, man.
I'm like, jumbled.
Your meat is bigger looking now that you're skinny.
I mean, your dick looks bigger objectively because you're skinny.
Hold on.
When I suck the belly in, like, that shit be looking large, bro.
Do you have a huge dick?
So, what was that picture with all them bumps on your shit?
Was that you?
You didn't go over here, though.
But it was here.
You know what's so funny?
Yo, I'm going to be honest with you.
Is that hating again?
Was that hate?
No, that's not even hating that.
No, it's just weird.
Don't turn the hate on me.
I asked it because I'm not going to ask him.
I'm going to have him here every day.
I want to know when there's bumps on his fucking meat.
No, no, no, no.
There's bumps on his beat.
No, no, no.
I paused.
No, I had to go here.
Anyway, that was crazy.
That was hateful.
I was sexy.
Have you ever dealt with a crazy bitch that because she don't want you to fuck other bitches, she rather say you have an STD?
Oh my God.
That's fucked up.
I have to do it.
No, I'm serious.
Hold on.
I swear.
Hold on.
You must have given good dick then.
Are you good at sex?
I don't think I'm like that, bro.
I'm like mediocre.
What is your move?
Son, you.
I'm like a white guy when it comes to that.
I'm not really like that.
Don't put that on.
What the fuck does that mean?
We invented sex stuff.
White people invented something.
Are you saying that we do all of it?
Are you saying you eat ass when you say that?
Oh, so you're saying white dudes eat ass.
Yeah, we do.
We invented that.
We invented good sex stuff.
You guys catch on later.
Wow.
That's good sex.
You're going to take that?
Now we're the best.
Actually, low-key Indians are the best.
But I'm saying, like, over here.
Nah, Indians ain't really putting it.
There's two billion Indians.
1.5.
Do the math.
Do the math.
Yo, they're dealing with chicks who never got dick in their life.
Like, to keep her in a pinky, might get them to come 15 times.
Damn, you're going to let him say that about your women.
What?
I'm not listening to this gay motherfucker.
Who cares what you got to say, bro?
You get knocked out and fucking your ass and I sausage band.
I don't like that.
Oh, man.
Fuck you, Akasha.
No, but for real, your dick game is okay or what?
I'm going to be honest with you.
Like, I'm one of those.
What do you think about yours?
Like, how do you rate it?
You tell me.
Yo, how do you rate it?
Because my whole life, I thought it was just size-dependent.
But now I know that there's a skill to sex.
What size are you?
Like, how many hands do I put on it?
Damn.
Like, how many hands?
That was great.
How many hands did your girl put on it?
Oh, that's different.
Girls have smaller hands.
So you tell me.
Go ahead.
One and a half.
Yeah, she can almost get her whole hand on that thing.
No, no, no.
Like, I could put my hands on it.
I'm not going to lie.
And my dick head is still out.
I ain't going to lie.
I'm a true foot person.
Listen, I was.
You did ask me how big my dick is and I'm looking like that.
Hey, listen.
You asked me.
You told me my nigga, you were your shoulder.
You crazy as hell.
You asked him.
You did ass, bro.
You ain't gonna fast turn your way out of this.
Yo, yo, yo.
Yo, fucking with his cheese sheets.
Don't talk about girls right now, bro.
We're talking about me and you.
She was a whore.
Wait, wait, pay for?
No, of course not.
What are you talking about?
I'm not fresh and fit of these guys.
Oh, you see, you put it on fresh and fit first.
See what your donations are going to.
See what your donations are going to be, gentlemen.
No, Did we make class?
Yeah, how much is he paying?
How much is he paying exactly?
Hughes, Fresh and Finn of doing so, which by the way, I know my man's, they never pay for sex.
What were you talking about?
No, they said that.
No, you never do.
Yes, they did.
Who said that?
They said it on air.
They said it on air, son.
Really?
Yes.
Cite your sources.
He did say the website that they on.
What was this shit on?
Chris Shaminkle?
That's not pay for sales.
No, the ones that when you're looking for a sugar daddy, sugar daddy sites.
That's horse.
If you're on a sugar daddy site, you're paying for sex.
They have roundabout.
Whoa.
Uh-oh.
Yeah.
I mean, you can say any relationship where a guy pays.
But you're rather than a bad person.
I won't be honest with you.
You gotta listen to my guys.
Yo, shut up, Al.
Fresh for the coolest guys up.
My guys, my guys.
Yo, yo, their game is so extreme.
They'll get on the Sugar Daddy site and convince bitches who want money to not want money.
Facts.
You don't got to convince me.
Yo, stop laughing at that.
Yo, stop laughing.
Yo, these are the coolest guys on the planet, bro.
They're helping men every day.
I know.
Yo, they're helping so many men every day.
Next time I'm coming up here, I'm bringing them.
Yo, bring them back up here.
We all have the same energy.
How much do you want to?
How much do you want to?
Buddy, what are you talking about?
Yo, I saw y'all here with him.
We're not here.
The other set.
They've been crying about it since.
And I was nice to them?
No, yeah.
They're not on their shit every single episode going, they were so good to us.
They were bullying us.
We got bullied.
Two years later, they're still crying about it.
So I literally cried.
You were hating on him, though.
Two years later, my boy Fresh gets bitches.
Like, I ain't capping.
Which one is Fresh?
Fresh and my darker-skinned dude.
None of them pay for it.
I mean, non-sugar daddy.
Four girlfriends.
Facts.
Which one?
Your taller dude has four girlfriends.
Facts.
Is that an accomplishment?
I'm just telling you what they got going on, man.
Like, I ain't hearing.
How do they look?
Huh?
Oh, there you go.
I just asked how they look.
And he said, huh?
I don't know.
I'm asking about four girlfriends.
Charlamagne Radio Feud00:04:43
You don't know how any of them look?
I asked an objective question.
Hold on.
I mean, this is all my information.
I don't know how to be judging.
I don't want to violate my man's.
I'm going to be honest, though.
You can buy a girl for 10 cents a day.
No, I'm going to be honest with you.
Hold on.
No, no.
I'm going to be honest with you, though.
My man Myra's girl, she looks really attractive.
Yo, why are you hitting on your man's girl?
That's wild.
That was crazy.
You got a Spanish girl.
You like Spanish girls?
Yeah, I do.
That's crazy, bro.
I would never hit on my man's girl.
I'm not hitting on her.
Yo, yo, stop.
Give me the website one more time.
Rumble.com slash fresh.
Yo, go donate to Rumble so he can take his girl out to a nice dinner.
No, wait, why?
Go donate to Rumble so he can take his girl out to a nice.
What does he like?
Steak, fish?
I don't know.
Anyway, Bofa.
Wait, who else should I beef with?
Because I like the beef.
You don't be honest with me.
We don't beef.
I don't.
Are y'all cool with the JVP, Joe Button Pocket as well?
Are we cool with them?
No, Aina Michael.
Shane is coming.
This is white people's shave.
You can tell.
You can tell.
Yo, white people.
You look at shape when it's just honesty.
Like, cool with no.
You know, he gave you credit recently.
He was a little bit more.
He won't know.
Listen, with all due respect.
With all due respect.
I think him and Charlemagne's beats it.
I don't know what it is.
He came on my podcast.
He said, you're the star in Charlamagne's your life.
Which I don't like that.
He's using my success to get a Charlamagne.
Exactly.
But Charlamagne's the greatest radio host in our generation.
One of the greatest.
Nobody's...
No, no, no.
Wendy doesn't come close.
What?
Charlamagne has had a longer run than Wendy.
Charlamagne.
Charlamagne would even say that.
Charlamagne is the greatest radio host.
Charlamagne is the greatest radio host in our generation.
It's not a question.
And probably objectively speaking, objectively speaking, probably the greatest ever if you really wanted to look at it.
Probably the greatest.
Is him or Howard?
It's only him or Howard that you can talk about.
Wendy is the GOAT.
Wendy turned because she turned what she was doing on the street.
I'll walk down the street.
I'll ask 10 Asian people.
They know who Wendy Williams is.
They don't know who the fuck she is.
Come on now.
Politics.
Back then.
Wendy Williams had a daytime TV show that she can still go back to now.
You don't understand.
She's on the internet too much, bro.
She's international.
So you're telling me, hold on.
Like, Charlamagne's international.
You're telling me that.
You don't understand.
Let me tell you something.
Wendy was popular at a time where hip-hop existed primarily and it was digested primarily in America.
With the Breakfast Club and the YouTube channel, the Breakfast Club was the only access to hip-hop commentary outside of America.
You have also become one of these portals.
But the Breakfast Club was daily listening.
So everybody in the world knows who Charlotte is.
Remember when I talked about hip-hop platforms and I talked about like, you know, like Shaderoom and shit like that?
Politics.
What Wendy Williams had in terms of when she went to mainstream TV, like midday type of shit, I'm sorry, hip-hop doesn't come close.
And I'm talking for me and anybody that's been a hip-hop.
What I'm saying is it does not come close.
If you think it comes close otherwise, if it came close, Charlamagne would be hosting a midday television show.
That's a TV show.
You're talking about a TV show.
Also, he said he's the greatest radio host.
You're talking about a TV show.
But we're talking about skill at that point.
No, I'm talking about greatest radio.
But we're probably talking about skill if we're talking about numbers.
But why not bring up Oprah?
You bring up a bunch of other black TV personalities.
No, are we talking about skill or are we talking about like if we're talking about skill, I agree with you.
Let's talk about skill.
Oh, okay.
If I'm talking about impact and everything, that's why I say nobody's top Wendy.
The only person you could compare Charlemagne to is Howard Stern.
I'd probably give it to Howard, but that's the problem.
Now, here's the difference.
Here's the difference.
Howard came up at a time where radio was way more dominant.
Charlotte found a way to take radio programming and compete with everybody on the internet.
He turned radio into TV.
Now, Howard had a TV show on E. That's kind of how most of us knew Howard.
The only thing I would push back with that.
Let me say this, and this is with all due respect to Howard.
Put Charlemagne on radio at the same time as Howard back in the day.
Nobody says the name Howard Stern ever.
I'm going to be honest.
No one says it.
With the freedom to say whatever you want, like Howard said, nobody says that.
Let me bring up a counterpoint.
Hold on, hold on.
There's a fucking movie about Howard Stern's life that probably made hundreds of millions of dollars.
You're not doing that for just anybody.
That's a radio guy who wrote a book that was a bestseller, and then they made a movie out of it.
It's because radio was the dominant.
But what other radio person ever had.
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If we're talking about just like that type of shit, inflammatory making a wave, like star was that.
But son, hold on.
Charlamagne is the evolved better version of that.
White people didn't know who Starr was.
Asians didn't know who Star was.
Indian didn't know who Star was.
Hold on.
And listen, and I look up to Star and Buck Wild every morning.
But when you compare people to Howard Stern, now we got to talk about the ability to move an audience because Howard Stern said, hey, I'm going to motherfucking serious.
Everybody come there.
Now we got to talk about impact in terms of that.
So now you have to equate anybody you're going to mention with Howard Stern in moving an audience.
And the only thing that's why I said Wendy is because Wendy was operating on daytime or whatever, like whatever her slot was.
And she brought people to TV.
You now have to tell me anybody else besides Howard Stern who has brought an audience from A to B, which is a different meeting.
Charlamagne.
Yeah.
Where?
Where do we come from?
To the internet.
YouTube is TV.
Like, are you crazy?
And not only did he bring it to TV, meaning it was on the TV at that time every single day, and there was eight other channels you could fucking watch.
There was millions other channels you could watch.
And you tap.
Now you're on YouTube.
No, you're cat branding.
You, of all people.
You cannot see YouTube as TV.
YouTube is the new TV.
You're not hearing what I'm saying, though.
I'm hearing it.
I'm digesting it.
I disagree.
I also don't think you're understanding Edith.
No, no, no.
Because I know about moving audience.
Yeah.
And I know how difficult it is.
But you also don't understand.
I'm not saying the Breakfast Club didn't exist and still exists and they're amazing on YouTube.
I don't think you know the strong.
Like, where did you go?
Please, where'd you grow up?
Where'd you grow up?
Where'd you grow up?
I need to know where you were a kid.
Well, at least in America, I was in Jersey.
So you grew up listening to Hot 97 or you didn't?
How old were you?
Both.
Yes.
How old were you?
All the way up.
Okay, so you grew up listening to Hot 97.
Because that's where I grew up.
I listened to Hot 97.
Hot 97, I mean, is a shell of what it was.
Yes.
Because of one human being.
No, of course.
His name is Charlamagne.
No, I'm not lying.
No, of course.
Hot 97 was an institutional hip-hop.
It was a hip-hop staple.
Yeah.
Oh, my God.
Man.
Why are you not acknowledging that?
I'm agreeing with y'all, but I think the way you're looking at radio and everything else, Hot 97 doesn't go down in the fucking like, like Hot 97, Wendy, Wendy's run, bro.
We're talking about Ebro in the morning.
Like, I'm sorry to say it.
Hebros now.
We're talking about Star Bucks is Hot 97, bro.
Like, Hot 97.
Flex is Hot 97.
Hold on, no.
Wait, wait, wait.
Charlamagne was competing with at the same time.
Let's be honest.
He was Syphus Sounds Rosenberg.
Come on, bro.
Like, come on.
Like, my dude, I'll kick them around now.
Like, come on.
Yo, here's what I'm trying to say.
I really saw you listening.
No, Y'all got to stop it.
Here's my thing about moving audience.
The second name.
I talk about moving confidence.
I can't build a show around Rosenberg.
I'm sucking.
Shout out to Syph, but Rosenberg ain't the one to carry a network.
And this is the only reason, by the way, this is all with due respect.
Like, I love Charlamagne.
Hebrews.
No disrespect to him.
At that time.
But Hebro came back down.
When I'm talking about Howard Stern, he moved his audience from FMAM to all the way to serious, right?
I can see Howard.
We see also Wendy do it.
If Charlamagne did it, he would do it to daytime TV or he would do it in other videos.
Not the same program.
Hold on.
Like, for example, because I know I struggle with that too.
That's just reality.
People like, people like, people like, like, for example, okay, great.
I'm lit on YouTube.
But then does it translate to every different medium?
It's really hard.
A daytime TV show also, the expectations are much lower.
The ratings required are much lower.
And it's a much cheaper thing to make.
So if you're viable as a daytime TV host, we'll just keep you going because you're competing against nothing.
If you have a good daytime talk show, you're a fucking global superstar, Ellen and Oprah.
The whole world knows him.
Everybody else, it's cooking shows.
It's just, just have some level of an audience, and we're good.
It's a very cheap show to make.
We can do it every day.
Let's go.
Even if I'm paying you a lot, I don't got to do shit else.
There's no script writers.
I don't know.
I'm sorry to interrupt, but like, I don't think you're giving enough credit to transitioning the audience from one platform to another, meaning radio to YouTube.
You have a...
That was natural.
Hold on.
I'm going to tell you why it was natural.
What does natural mean?
It was natural because there's a reason why it exists.
You're moving a goalpost.
No, I'm not moving to Google Coast.
Let me mess up.
Let me ask.
If that was natural, I wouldn't be a thing.
Can I ask a question?
If you compete with radio when the audience was only at radio, I wouldn't be a thing.
The audience was already coming here.
Can I ask a question?
That's by the way, you know why I'm one of the biggest?
Why has it hot 97 took off on internet?
Because they don't have video.
Everybody's saying that video.
Okay, so then so you're saying that he was better.
Yeah, of course.
He's the best of them.
He's the best of them.
Is he the best of his generation?
Of course.
Okay, so we at least acknowledge best of generation.
Okay, okay.
And we at least acknowledge that he transitioned his audience from radio to YouTube and brought in people that weren't even listening to the radio to YouTube just off of how compelling the interviews are.
Yes or no?
Yes or no?
Yeah, hold on.
Just can you can you give a yes or no?
Hold on.
That's crazy.
People even just say yes or no.
Hold on.
I think you take for granted.
No, no.
Because you're the internet, dude.
He's got a lot of people.
It's easy to go to internet to internet.
It's hard to go radio to internet.
No, no, no.
Is this a button thing?
You feel like you got to defend Joe?
It's not even.
He got the biggest patron.
No, no, no.
No.
Who cares about what?
Yo, his Patreon is huge, bro.
He's a good person.
I'm going to say this.
I'm going to say this, and y'all are going to think it's hateful.
I'm going to afford to be a bad person.
I'm going to get people playing musical chairs in this.
I know.
Hold on.
I'll say this, and y'all are going to think it's hate.
Charlamagne is one of the greatest radio personalities of all time.
Top what?
Top two or three.
We're coming to black people.
He's top two.
It's top two and he's not to all people.
No, no, he's top two when it comes to black people because Wendy's always number one for me.
He's top three or two.
Do you think he's objective?
Like, if you want to hear one person, let me just ask this: you want to hear one person interview a president, a rapper, a culturally that shit don't matter, bro.
I'm being honest with you.
That shit do not matter, bro.
A president don't give rap fucks about just give him, give him that because it's almost like comparing Jordan and LeBron.
That's fine.
That's fine.
It's like you have a style.
They both like whatever.
One came out.
Polite this.
Charlamagne.
Interviewing Biden.
Interviewing Biden versus like, you know, like, I'm talking about culturally.
Interviewing Biden versus Wendy interviewing Whitney does not, bro.
Nobody gives a fuck about Biden, my nigga.
Like, like, yeah, granted, you're bigger, but it's not cultural.
Hold on, hold on.
We're talking about cultural.
Name an iconic Wendy moment that you really remember.
Andrew Dice Clay.
Remember that one?
I mean, a million.
Both of them.
Name one.
Name one.
I mean, I remember her being the Statue of Liberty.
Hold on.
Well, first of all, she's.
Don't do that.
She outed.
She outed.
What's that nigga name?
She's been on Diddy since the beginning.
She called me.
She outed Diddy.
She got five points.
She outed DJ Mississippi.
Bro, like, Wendy's always been like, when Wendy...
Name a moment.
When Wendy brought Charlemagne in, it was because she was so extreme.
Name a moment.
No, there's no TikToks dedicated to just crazy Wendy.
They're both Charlamagne himself would never sit on any camera and say that Wendy is the blueprint.
I'm telling you this because it's a fact.
So now let's talk about impact.
Okay.
Now let's talk about impact.
Okay.
By the way, Charlamagne has got YouTube, books, TV.
The only thing with Charlemagne I would say with Charlemagne I would say is different than the other two people.
And by the way, this is Rarefi Air.
So it's not hate.
Charlamagne.
Hold on.
Wait, wait.
Rarefi Air because we're comparing him to Howard Stern and Wendy Williams.
I'm not comparing him to Wendy with all due respect.
I'm not.
Okay, okay.
I'll tell you why I'm comparing them.
Because hold on, here's the thing.
We're not just talking talent.
Of course, I think this nigga is the fucking amazing creat, right?
I'm talking about you got to be able to mobilize and move an audience.
If you could tell me, like, Howard Shern moved an audience to fucking serious.
I seen Wendy moving on into daytime TV.
You have to tell me where Sharby moved it on this.
Other than you can't tell me, dude.
No, my nigga.
It's the same program.
People just start consuming the same property.
Make that argument.
Make that argument why it's the same program.
People start consuming the breakfast club through make the argument why it's the same program.
All right.
Well, how is radio the same as YouTube?
Okay, so let me go on your bullshit point.
Okay, so if he moved them to YouTube, then they should go to the YouTube of the other shows that he does.
Which are doesn't he have YouTubes for the other like nightly pro hell of a week that never YouTube?
No, they don't put the whole show on YouTube.
It doesn't matter.
What do you mean?
It does matter.
No, it how does that explain?
Somebody comes out a minute of his show that matters.
Oh, so yeah, I try to discount it.
See, yeah, like you're reaching.
This is the thing.
Let me make the argument.
I don't think you've done anything outside of the internet space.
Facts.
I agree.
So you don't understand the difference between the internet space and the traditional media space.
The traditional media space is fundamentally different.
Charlamagne comes from the traditional media space.
I don't know if you would have the same success going from the unbelievable achievements that you've made on internet to a more watered-down platform.
Now, hold on, I agree so much.
That's why I think y'all don't like when I'm pointing the same thing at him.
No, because what we're saying is the opposite.
He has the ability to go from the traditional media space where he made the biggest radio show ever.
We acknowledge within his generation, the greatest radio host, right?
We already acknowledge he's done it the best over here with the handcuffs.
And then when you take the handcuffs off on the full unedited interview on YouTube, it becomes hip-hop media exists on YouTube because of him, bro.
Yes or no?
No, my nigga.
Okay, who started hip-hop?
Who started hip-hop media on YouTube then?
That's what I'm saying.
If you think it's a breakfast club, you're crazy.
Just no, no, tell me who Breakfast Club was a byproduct to the internet.
Charlamagne himself says out of his own mouth.
But we saw what was the hip-hop media review.
We were going to viral and I piff.
Where did you go to get internet changed shit, bro?
No, no, but where did you go to get the content?
That's what I'm saying.
That piff?
It was that piff, right?
It was the blogs and it was Breakfast Club on YouTube.
Yes or no?
Just do the math for me.
Tell me the other resource.
Yo, you're not hearing what I'm saying.
You're trying to give Breakfast Club credit for creating YouTube in terms of that content.
I'm creating YouTube.
They're a byproduct.
See, they're a byproduct.
Here's the thing.
Here's the thing.
So, one important component.
Go, go, go.
So he's a stand-up comedian and he put his clips out on YouTube and then those clips blew up.
And you're trying to take credit away from Charlotte because I'll take credit away from him and say if the internet wasn't busting the way it was, he wouldn't be as big as he is.
Oh, so if you're taking that credit away, like that's story.
No, you can't take credit.
He's times changing.
The times change to the internet.
I understand the argument.
The times is changing.
Wait, but wait for it.
No, don't.
Yo, listen.
No one person said we're going to the internet.
What you're trying to say is there's an appetite for this content and the internet provided a way for people to do it.
Now, it takes a person to do it to make that jump and wait for it.
It takes a person to make that jump with talent to get all these people to realize they want to consume that content.
What I think is the breakfast club, and I don't want to, I mean, I give Charlotte lots of credit, but you also give credit to Envy and Lee.
What they did is, or Yee, my bad, I made her more Asian.
She's going to be on budget.
So I basically, what he did is brought that audience over there and found new audience that was going to be there.
But they also fought to keep that content under there, and he understood the value of that YouTube content in the same way.
No, he does.
And listen, we're not even, we're not arguing the same thing.
The only point I said is this.
You're trying to say, oh, it's him bringing it to YouTube.
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I'm telling you that YouTube is inevitable for anything.
I am a product.
I don't say I create.
Like, when people give me credit for being a genius, I said, I'm also the only that don't succeed.
But I'm the benefactor of place and time.
How many people copy?
You're right, but I'm also the benefactor.
I am also very honest.
I'm the benefactor of being one of the first in that moment.
Have you continued to succeed?
Every successful person is continued to succeed.
Okay, again.
Why?
And that's what makes you bigger than, oh, just a successful person.
You become a legend.
Hear what I'm trying to say.
You have to be able to move an audience if we're talking about Howard's turn.
And my whole thing is this.
Listen, you keep talking about the internet.
You hating, dog.
I'm hating?
Hold on, one second.
One second, one second, one second.
Yo, if, if, if, I would give the credit.
Can I?
I would give the credit.
By the way, we're comparing it to, you keep saying hating, but it's like, I'm comparing him to the two biggest in the whole space, Howard's turn, Wendy Williams.
If Charlamagne moved the Breakfast Club audience to go watch whatever TV show he got going on, hell of a week or anything else, now he did it.
But having people watch you on YouTube, my nigga, yo, they watch Charleston White on YouTube.
Like, what the fuck we talking about?
You get what I mean?
I'm not somebody who thinks that I move people.
Do you think I stand out and be like, yo, I move people away from linear or whatever just come to me?
No, that was a benefactor of the time.
Does content that is quality make people want to consume it on a new platform?
I'm not saying it wasn't quality.
Yes, you're right.
Okay.
So there are plenty of people who put a stand-up clip or a stand-up video up on YouTube before me.
Okay.
I did it, and then it became a trend worldwide.
That's not just because the internet blew up.
It's because the internet blew up and skill, every successful person.
Your shows.
Your shows.
Academics.
No, no, no.
He's successful.
He's right.
My point is, you need both.
You need this.
Yo, you're right.
Except this.
We've watched you exponentially grow to sell not the fucking guard, my nigga.
Twice.
Twice.
You're right.
Thank you.
Okay, let's see that exponential growth for anyone else that you're going to compare to that saying it's just not the internet.
Because you're right.
It's skill that made that happen.
So I haven't seen another breakfast club.
No, no, no.
Hold on.
Planet.
Name another radio show.
Name another radio show.
If Charlamagne gets, does any other iteration other than the breakfast club?
And I hate this because it feels like I'm hating.
And I'm definitely not, you kind of are because look at her.
I don't think you're acknowledging the ability to take someone from traditional media.
What I think you're doing is you're looking at through you.
But there hasn't been anything.
Listen, listen.
You're looking at it through your lens and you're also looking through Wendy's lens, which is going from traditional to traditional, right?
Yes.
Where there are way less outlets for you saying traditional to internet?
Let me get out.
Let me get out.
Let me go.
There are way less outlets for distraction.
When you're going from radio to TV, this is at a time where nobody's even on the internet.
Nobody's even watching these other things.
Like, this is a time where the YouTube isn't even playing a part in people's lives.
So you're just searching for more distraction.
You just have the TV on.
That's not to discredit from what Wendy's achieved.
She's achieved immense success and incredibly talented.
That being said, taking an audience from radio, regional radio, well, now it eventually became syndicated all over America, but regional at one point, turning into syndicate and then going to YouTube and becoming global.
And the cornerstone of hip-hop conversation is taking an audience to another place to the point where I would argue there was probably more people at one point watching on YouTube than there were listening on radio.
And I haven't seen another traditional radio outlet do that.
So to me, what that says is, that says there is one reason why that plat, that one specific platform was able to transition and nobody else was.
And that's why I give it credit.
If every other radio show just transitioned and it was huge, I'd go, okay, you got a point.
The internet is just this thing and it's a trend that's taken over.
The reason why I'm calling bullshit on what you're saying is because this is documented fact.
What is what I'm saying is going to be documented fact.
What?
Show me the other radio show.
Go to 2017, 2018.
I'm a singular person.
I don't have nobody working for me.
How many people got working for the Breakfast Club?
Me and the Breakfast Club, numbers-wise on YouTube, were competitive within maybe one or two million.
We're doing, they're doing 35, I'm doing 33.
Fact.
Hold on, hold on.
I don't give myself the credit.
I'm going to give you a credit card.
So if I don't give myself the credit, I can't get them the credit.
That's your self-loathing.
Yeah.
What I'm going to tell you, I don't give myself the credit for that.
Self-loathing.
How?
What I'm going to tell you is you don't.
I was a part of a paradigm shift.
Act, Ack, Ack.
You're nice, bro.
That's because you're nice.
What I'm telling you is, at the end of the day, people.
Back then, though.
Wait for it.
Wait.
Back then, no.
You know how you describe it.
You describe it.
Act, Ack.
If I want to bite my tongue with you.
I'm going to pay compliments, but nigga, like, I know you all like me, but nigga, like, you are good.
That was crazy.
Yo, Alice.
He doesn't know.
It's fine.
I give it.
We're not only too black for the way we've been up to.
Now I think you don't like it.
Now I think you don't.
Cause you're just supposed to like him because he's black.
Yeah.
It's fine.
It's fine.
It's like he thinks I've hated on him in the past and it's fine.
And I've given up to you.
But that's the thing.
It's like, yo, you have still standard tests of time because you are good.
There are a bunch of people who are doing the same exact things you do, but you still exceed because you're good, nigga.
And that's exactly.
When we're talking about, let's say, let's create a different situation where we're not comparing you to Howard or Charlemagne or who else is there?
Wendy or these people, right?
We're just talking about the internet people.
Who fucks with you?
You're one.
You're number one for hip-hop.
Yeah.
On internet, our generation, you're number one.
Yes or no?
I'm just, who is I agree with you and I still look at that and I'm like, put it like this.
Yeah, just like Charlie is number one at radio, but to really be number one, like when I see Howard and even Wendy to a certain extent, I see a number one that's that it doesn't matter.
Like Wendy probably didn't even know she had a YouTube channel.
By the way, Wendy's YouTube channel for her show.
People didn't have a choice back in the day.
Wait, hold on.
Wendy's YouTube channel for her show was doing millions of views.
She probably never knew that.
She had one.
Let me see.
That was a byproduct of the time changing.
Let me change.
And people are consuming.
My mother, before she started watching my shit, mom, please stop watching myself.
She was watching Wendy Williams on YouTube because she couldn't catch her during the daytime on TV.
Now listen, you are speaking of a time when people did not have a choice in the content they consumed.
They were given options and they had to choose one.
Now we have a choice.
In my opinion, the people that succeed in the time of choice are the greatest creators.
Meaning, if I can choose from a million different people.
If every day I'm walking into a library, essentially, and I get to choose all these different books, that's because what we're doing with the internet, I have a choice.
And if I keep choosing that same person, keep choosing that same person, not what fucking UPN gives me at 9 p.m., but what I want to consume.
The people that win in that era are the greatest creators.
That's what I'm saying.
And my argument for you, which is my same argument, and this is why I speak very highly of you.
No, you don't.
You know that.
100%.
Because it's deserved.
In the same way I speak of Charla, because it's deserved.
Of course, he came from a time where people were force-fed.
They had four choices of radio shows in the morning.
You remember what it was like to choose, you know, switch to the radio?
And then he's the greatest of that.
And then he also existed in a time where you could choose whatever you want and they still chose it.
You're making the point that I made when me and Drake had countless hours of conversation about my criticism of his last album.
And I was basically telling Drake, I said, yo, Drake, you know, because I felt he was a little bit sensitive.
Joe had said some stuff, but like I kind of felt a little bit like, oh, I don't know, whatever, whatever.
But like the way he lashed out on criticism, I was like, oh, shit, he's at the point where he's like, yo, I'm the guy.
You just accept.
I don't, like, you're a fan.
Accept what I, and I was like, no, that's not how it goes.
Like, I still can have my critique.
And even with you saying that when it comes to everything in terms of how I'm like, you know, receiving everything, like, I don't believe that I actually lost my stream pub, my bad.
Whether people decide that you are or you're not, people are making a choice to consume your content.
And when people make the choice to consume it, to me, those are the greatest creators because people have freedom of choice and they still choose to consume these different people.
Oh, no, no.
This is what I was going to say.
Yeah.
So these days, these days, me as a creator, and by the way, you know, Schultz, you've always been so complimentary.
Like, it's one of those things.
You're nice, bro.
No, but also, no, no, I respect you for always keeping it even.
And I've seen you like, yo, I want to.
I don't believe it.
I will see you.
But I feel nowadays, compared to back then, like, I ain't going to lie to you, when people keep hyping up the Warren Stirect era of me, I was like, bro, they had no other option.
Bro, half the time I didn't know what's going on.
I feel like I've done more work now than before because now I know there's competition.
Back then, I just knew the secret sauce.
Be first, be consistent.
No matter what I said, that's why people were looking at me as the law.
Now I know there's 2,000 other people that's competing.
I got to go so hard.
I mean, and that's why I guess what you're saying, I'm like, no, no, no.
I don't believe that whatever is going on now, you know, based on what I've done, means, you know, it's good.
I'm like, no, I'm working the hardest now ever.
But what does working hard have to do with whether it's good or not?
Because I think when you're even talking about Charlamagne, you're given credit about, okay, well, you did this.
You think is and this is my assumption, and then we can move on.
What I think and this is you projecting a little bit of your success on on to onto him, which is there's a little bit of you that probably thinks that you blew up simply because it was right place, right time.
Now yes, now I, everybody blows up because right place, right time.
Jeff Bezos was smart enough to realize that if he under, if he owned or offered the service of of what does he does, it's called WEB, Amazon WEB Services.
Yeah, so essentially he has this business which floats everything else, where he operates the actual internet space that holds the websites, the web hosting.
Yeah, so he hosts the websites and that's where he made all the money, not making the fucking toilet paper, but making all that money in the space that he had absolutely no competition for 10 years allowed him to amass this wealth that builds this company, Amazon.
Then Amazon is this amazing company, right?
He probably is looking at this like well, these dummies didn't figure out this thing.
I'm a fraud I, I shouldn't be this successful.
No, you found the white space, you took advantage of the white space and then, when the competition came in, you still surpassed the competition because you're nice.
Success is knowing how to operate within your time and place.
That you were born and red.
Every successful person exactly you can't be successful.
That's the only way you can.
So I think you're discrediting yourself a little bit because you're like, oh, I was just right place, right time.
So if anybody else was right place, right time, then that was what you know.
That that's a little bit.
No no, it's recognizing right place, right time, seeing the white space in the market, taking advantage of that white space and in your case, in Charlemagne's case, in my case, with stand up, finding a way to get to tons of people.
But if we don't have the sauce, nobody's using it.
We had the sauce, bro.
It was, it was Frank's red hot, it was barbecue, it was Chalula.
You were saucy, we were saucy, bro.
To bring this full circle, we were saucy.
I will be honest with you.
This is why I love watching Flagrant and, by the way, all you guys are amazing.
But I I will say that's a good point.
That's an amazing point because I do think when I think about um, my success a lot, and I discredit I, I make trends, I probably downplay a lot of you know me and be like hey listen well, I came through at that time and that was the time.
No, you found it.
You found it.
That's crazy.
Before, when you were the faceless person who just gave hip-hop news, I was watching or listening or watching it regularly, and then you started showing your face and there were people around me who didn't like you and still i'm like yeah, but you know what, he still serves a purpose, and it's like you're doing a good thing and you're doing it better than people.
So you got to just like recognize this.
It's like I guess so, because i'm one of those people like i've always heard about people not getting their flowers and I always thought i'm like yo, they've given me too many flowers.
Oh really, really like you're getting credit that you don't deserve.
Yeah no no, they're giving me credit where i'm like damn, I thought y'all were gonna be like oh, fuck him.
And like, even even these days i've been around some of these media spaces with other like younger creators like yo Act, you're the goat.
And i'm like damn, i'm the go for what.
Like yeah, you know, I mean, so I do have a.
You are very controversial, though.
No no no, it's not controversial too much, but it's like i'm also trying to figure out.
This is what our customer said.
But well, foster syndrome I had.
I struggle with this a lot.
You feel like, whatever success you're doing, whatever praise you're getting, it's not real.
I'm actually not that good.
I'm not as good as people.
Eventually they're gonna find out.
And you were ready for hate because that would confirm this thing that you're like, well, i'm not good enough and this shit might have come easy to be true.
It might, because because, like i've always, i've always told people I walk in a room and i'm looking for the hate if it's too much love, i'm uncomfortable.
I'm like oh, because you feel like yo act yo, we believe it feels fake because you think you don't deserve it.
But you also tell yourself it also comes with the content you put out.
Yeah, you feel like yes, it's like you know the content you put out, Gardeners hate.
I feel like you're almost in because there are so many people that have copied you and copying is okay, by the way.
I think that, like when I say that being inspired by people and doing things that you see are successful is a very natural human thing, for I hate to cut you off.
Can I say one thing?
Yeah, and I feel like we get a sentiment, I gotta drink some more.
Um, I just filled you up you, I know you did boss.
Yo um, I remember I was in like maybe like a feud or argument with someone and they had said to me that they they called me a hack.
Yeah, it was so offensive to me I was like damn, am I just someone who's just like?
When I think of a hack, is someone who's talentless, who just happens to get by and doing the same that everybody does?
Live Show Insecurity00:06:46
Yes and, and for me, there was a time that I was like I wanted to see and I and even though we'll even dump back to even like the Charling conversation, like even him acknowledging me, like that was a long time, like I wanted his acknowledgement.
But even when you acknowledged me, it was like yo man act, you're good.
And I was like maybe i'm just not just doing some shit that like happens to work, maybe I do have a talent.
But there was a long time I was like trying to figure out what that was, because I was like maybe i'm just lucky.
Can I tell you something?
I didn't know how I felt about you the first time you came on this podcast.
I was like I don't know, the content seems kind of negative blah blah, blah.
You are undeniable.
And I messaged you after a couple of year podcast and I was like that's why I came to your show yo well, I was just honestly, and it was, the interview was great, the episode was great.
But then I started watching it with other people and I was like yo, this guy's the best in the world right now and I said that to you in this moment in time whenever I message you.
This guy's the best in the world at this.
You are undeniable and that's why when you expect hate and get love, it's because you're undeniable.
But it's good that low-key is kind of good that you feel this about yourself, because it probably makes you work that much harder.
It's like I told Charlotte the same thing.
Yeah, I told.
I said yo listen, I always need to have like, I need somebody hating on me.
You need a trip on your show.
I need somebody like yo.
Yo, he's Tom Brady thinks nobody believes in him When Tom Brady starts every season, he thinks nobody believes him.
When Michael Jordan is going up against the TikTok from the other team, every successful person has a little bit of a chip and you kind of need it because it gives you that almost psychotic ambition.
If you accepted who you were and your influence in the game and what your ability is, you might not try as hard.
You know what I mean?
You might just be sitting there chilling.
I feel I have so much to prove, but it's just like, I feel like I'll even have conversations with people and I look at their eyes and like, I'm like, is this motherfucker thinking like, yo, yo, you're just a product to love?
I'm going to be honest with you.
I'm not saying that we should be happy.
I'm not saying that we should accept things because sometimes wanting more forces us to go.
But there is a version of it where you're like, hey, I am good enough.
And this group of people that likes me, there are people that have no group.
Some people have no group.
Yo, sure.
Let me give you, let me tell you, this is a real story.
I remember I was, I forgot what I was doing in New York, but I was coming, I was back in the Uber and I was watching, I was watching your Charlemagne on Brilliant Idiots.
And y'all were talking about, I went to Roots Picnic.
And yeah, like, you know, this is kind of like a disaster.
And everybody's laughing at me.
And they're like, yo, this guy's whatever.
Oh, you did the live show at Roots.
Yeah.
And I ain't going to lie.
That shit really charged me.
It fucked with me.
Well, it fucked with me.
It charged me up, but it fucked me.
It was like, maybe you've been living in this delusion.
Like, for example, I did a live stream today, right?
There's 30,000 people on it.
And like, I've been online and for like so much of my career, I'm like, okay, people do like me.
And that shit and hearing how people talked about it was like, no one likes you.
You're a fucking dweeb that sits at home.
That like they like to laugh at and they laugh at you, not with you.
And that shit fucked me up.
And I remember watching, I'm like, and it brought me back to where I started when I first ever did anything.
I said, because I used to chase these little love and hip-hop girls around trying to get interviews.
I wanted to do interviews.
And I remember I had skipped like, I missed like 10, 10 days of work because there was this one particular girl shoot that's always rescheduled.
And I was like, yo, I'm at my like wit's end.
And I'm like, yo, if they don't like me for me, fuck this.
It's not for me.
And that's when I started doing Independent Con commentary.
I said, fuck that shit.
If they don't like me for what I say and I need to be sitting, because that was my thing.
I needed a cameraman because I'm like, I'm not going to just interview you.
I want to be sitting next to you because I want to gain some fame.
And once that happened, I was like, I was at my wits end.
But even with when I saw that, like, it made me think, I was like, you have to do a show.
You need to figure out if for the last 10 years, what you've been working for is real.
So you're value.
Again, this is the imposter syndrome.
And there's a worst case.
And by the way, think about this.
No matter what jewelry you see me with, no matter what cars, houses, I retired, my mom, all this great stuff, it didn't matter.
Of course.
All that mattered to me was just that, is what you think you were working for an accomplishment, is it fake?
Is all this fake?
And then in that moment, that insecurity that you've always had, which is this is all fake, all of a sudden that insecurity became real.
You're like, fuck, this is all fake.
Yo, I threw the show.
I promise you, I cried half the show.
Everybody who was there watched.
I couldn't get a sentence out.
I cried the whole time.
I couldn't, when I pulled up and I saw a line wrapped around the fucking building, I couldn't believe it because I was listened to, you know, obviously, you know, like I'm polarizing, so I had people who didn't like me.
So they would, they can't, they, they called in the first video we had saying that I was going to have beef and a shootout there.
They canceled it.
I was like, oh my God, it's not going to happen.
One person took a chance on me and we did have the event.
And when I pulled up and there was a line around the corner, you were just like, I cried the whole time.
Now, here's the thing.
I cried tired.
Here's the thing.
There's two things going on.
I think that we've taken for granted the idea that just because somebody is watched somewhere, that people will come out to see them in person.
And I think that that existed at a time where you barely got to connect with those people.
And now we exist in a time where we get to connect with you all the time.
So if I'm coming out to see you, you have to deliver some sort of live performance that I also want to see.
I think there's a lot of people that really enjoy seeing you on your lives.
It doesn't mean that they don't love you because they don't come to your live show.
They might just be going, well, what is he going to do for a live show?
I don't know if I need to see that.
For me, they see me do stand-up and they go, I need to see that in person.
And that is my job.
My job is to make sure that they feel I need to see that in person.
I've seen you both live and like the podcast is like, it's the podcast and then the live version of both of you.
Very different.
Right?
Right.
And I could get it.
And I remember, like, I remember the first time watching you and the first time watching you and like, I'm just sitting there and I'm like, this is like a different fucking monster.
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Yeah.
But, but you look at the stand-up clips and then you go, you see someone see an Akash clip and they're like, oh, shit, I need to be in the room for that.
I think what used to happen is if you were in a commercial, people would come to see you do stand-up because they're like, you're a famous person.
I saw you in a commercial.
It's a Verizon guy.
Are you there yet, guys?
I'll come watch you do stand-up because we never got the access to famous people.
Now, just having a podcast doesn't mean they're going to see you in person.
It's having great stand-up means they'll see you in person.
Having a great album means they'll see you in person.
Son, you know from rappers, just having music that people listen to doesn't mean they'll show up.
Yeah.
You got to have a great show.
You got to build a great community.
There's got to be purpose.
So specific you can blow on one platform.
It doesn't mean they're going to see you in another.
100%.
That's why I've even like watched like how you guys have kind of like kind of rose.
And I'm like, man, like, you know, I was thinking about hip-hop recently.
I've been speaking about it.
And it's just like there's less than 10 artists that really fully believe in a game that could are selling music.
Everybody's selling moments.
They're selling experiences, movements.
They're doing a lot of things, but they're not selling music.
I feel like hip-hop's going through what rock music went through.
What I mean?
Like, rock music came out and it was like the rebellious, like, rejection of society.
And it was, it was fucking dudes wearing makeup and hair and tight jeans and fucking bitches and smashing.
No, no, no.
What I'm trying to say is like.
You described Mark?
No, he's trying to kill.
It sounds awesome the way he was talking about that.
What I'm trying to say is that we ain't dying no time.
No, I'm not saying it's not.
He's talking about your nails.
He's talking about your nails.
Don't start, Act.
Act.
Don't start.
Your nails is crazy.
What does he have?
No, no, no.
You got better nails than Yachty.
Yeah.
That's a compliment, bro.
That is a compliment, but it's like, how's the inspiration to get that, though?
Nigga, this sweat.
The same way that you got protected.
It's pronounced actually.
Nah, stopping.
You're going to make him cry because he can't say that word.
I'm the same for you.
Are you going to say it for me?
Yeah, we got a nice little booty.
Oh, man.
Thank you.
Hocus has only had sex with me.
Yo, yo, wait.
How do you feel about Saucy Santana?
No, I ain't doing that.
I'm standing citizen, young man.
What are we just talking about?
What are you talking about?
The henn keeps your memory short.
Rock, rock and roll.
Oh, yeah.
So I think like rock and roll was the rejection of everything at that point.
And it became so famous and successful because we were like, oh my lord, we're supposed to be so good and proper in the 80s and 90s.
And these rock and roll artists are doing whatever the fuck they want.
These guys are the coolest people on the planet.
I want to be like them.
And I think hip-hop came in and did the same thing.
It was the rejection of what you should do.
And we were entranced by it.
We're like, yo, these guys are the coolest guys on the fucking planet.
And it wasn't only, oh, I'm going to kill people.
It was, oh, I got bitches over here.
Or it was, I'm going to say whatever the fuck I want to say.
I'm going to say, fuck you to authority.
If you're a young white kid, black kid, Asian kid, you're like, what, fuck you to authority?
That's fucking awesome.
Fuck authority.
Now I think hip-hop has become the predominant art form for America.
And what happens with that is it's corny.
And then people are chasing the success and the corniness of it.
There's no rebelliousness in hip-hop anymore.
Yeah, but think about it.
What a cool week.
But who are we competing with?
Country who was here before hip-hop.
What's this?
Sorry, sorry.
Country who was here before hip-hop.
You're saying country music?
Well, I think the reason country music is popular now is because it is the ultimate rejection of hip-hop.
If hip-hop is pop culture, right?
If hip-hop is the art form that is synonymous with America, I know that sounds crazy even to say, but if you think about American music, to me, it's hip-hop, right?
Now hip-hop hasn't a number one album all year, right?
No number one hip-hop album all year.
So, and country music is killing it.
What is the antithesis of hip-hop, if you thought about it?
Probably country.
Andre 3000 flute album or country?
Now, country's popping because it is rebellious.
Liking country is like you coming on here saying you like Donald Trump.
Everybody's going to be like, oh, that's kind of crazy, but also it's kind of fire.
But oh, that's crazy.
Being a person that's out here like, yo, country's cool.
I want to wear the cowboy boots.
I'm going to wear the cowboy hat.
That's sagging your jeans now.
That's wearing the bandana.
That's putting on a grill.
Acting as if you're this country hillbilly motherfucker is a rebellion against modern, not even modern society, popular culture, which is dominated by hip-hop.
I also think rejection of the generation before used culture.
Which is dominated by hip-hop.
Which is dominated by hip-hop.
And what we used to always say, and well, I'm 39, oh, I like every music but country, which is such a corny thing to say.
I like everything.
Country was like the pariah art form.
All music is cool, but country's so whack.
So I think people saw that and were like, all right, that's the cool shit then.
So I hear you, and your arguments are very valid, but country was never not a thing.
Like it was so big of a thing always that you had your own award show because that's how big of a thing.
But I'm also saying it's like maybe hip-hop came.
It was that big, hot, new thing.
And now we're just leveling out to now just new, like good music is what peaks.
You assume that, I think you're assuming I'm saying hip-hop is gone.
I don't think it's gone.
No, but I think it's...
You compared it to rock.
Sorry, sir?
You compared it to rock, where rock is inexistent.
It's really not.
I think if you...
Where's the lack of rock rock album that was the number one hit?
It's country, it's hip-hop.
Okay, number one.
Spanish.
But like, for example, there are rock bands that to this day, like Cold Play can play wherever it wants.
It's going to sell out anyway.
We're talking about pop culture.
Right now, pop culture is country, hip-hop, Spanish.
So what I would say is that country is just now becoming pop culture.
Like you said before, country existed within its niche audience.
In middle America, didn't drive culture.
Didn't drive culture.
Huge, but didn't drive popularity.
Bro, there's a country star.
I knew country songs when I was a kid like that.
Which ones?
I don't know.
Apple?
Garth Brooks?
The ones that just broke the surface and dressed like that.
It was like ironic.
Like, you liked it ironically.
If it broke the surface and black people heard about it, that's black people were not fucking with me.
You know a couple of country songs.
Jamaicans love country.
This is true.
I'm from the country.
Son, Kenny Rogers or whatever.
What was his name?
I think it's Kenny Rogers.
There's this, Kenny Rogers would go to Jamaica and play like the fucking stadium.
Jamaicans love country music.
Also, bro.
Anky Breaking Heart was a punchline song.
We all laughed.
It was sarcastically like.
We like anything with a little bit of substance.
You know what I mean?
I do think that hip-hop is suffering from that now, where it's like, it's about, it's about music that's for the here and now, and there's not much, you know, substance to it.
And I think that music is being so recyclable and replaceable and microwavable that, yeah, it's not going to do that much other than be here for the next two months, then go away.
And then you see people kind of gravitate towards the shit that's actually lasting.
So perhaps, you know, that's a part of it.
But, you know, I've definitely been watching that.
Hip-hop is a little bit, it seems like these.
There's nothing surprising about hip-hop.
There's nothing shocking about hip-hop.
And also, what is going to happen if you become the predominant art form is going to start to lack acceptance because people just want to do it to be.
And also people get watered down.
When you become the mainstream thing, it becomes watered down.
It becomes a little bit more cookie cutter.
You have the greatest producers in the world that are all producing the same songs.
That's why all pop songs sound the same because they're produced by the same five people or whatever.
So the same thing is happening with hip-hop.
So the sound becomes synonymous.
And that's not to say that these producers aren't fantastic, but when they're the only ones producing the music, it sounds a little similar, right?
Hip Hop Wave Shifts00:03:30
So then you hear something a little different.
What's really popping right now?
Afrobeats.
Because it's different.
The sound is different.
It is unique.
It is organic.
It is a, I'm not saying a rejection or rebellion, but it is at least a little bit of a different wave from what you've been listening to.
When I listen to Afrobeats these days, it's so distinct than when I listen to hip-hop.
I listen to Lil Baby.
He's rapping about the clothes he bought, the bitches he fucked.
Same shit.
People he gonna shoot.
Same shit.
And it feels like it's in one ear and out the other.
Yeah.
And when I'm listening to like Afrobeats, whether it's like, you know, Asaki Thames, I'm listening to Rima.
I'm listening to Burner Boy.
It feels like it's shit that like, I'm like, oh, they're talking about love.
They're talking about, you know, feeling good.
They're talking about things that like.
What's the rejection of negativity?
Positive.
But how do you explain Burner Boy's album sales?
Why is a lot of that is we don't know what he fucking already That's a whole smoking mirror because you see Burner Boy is an international artist oh oh you by like sales you meant Billboard not not enough what I would report on my page What I would report on my page is what you sold or what you streamed in the United States.
Burner Boy is a international artist like Bad Bunny is.
Like, for example, I'll use this breakdown.
Drake last album.
By the way, Burner, Taylor Swift owns the record for most streams of the year.
Okay.
Before her, two years ago, actually a year ago, Burner Boy broke the record by July.
Wow.
No, not Burner Boy.
Bad Bunny.
Bad Bunny streams way more than Drake.
We look at Drake like, oh, he's the GOAT.
Drake streams on all platforms globally, does not even hold a candle to what Latin listen to a lot of music.
Right now, here's the thing.
In the U.S., we still only report on what the U.S. sales does.
We don't report globally.
So, for example, Drake dropped an album, Bad Bunny dropped an album.
Drake's album in the U.S. sold 400,000.
Bad Bunny's album sold 200,000.
Except if we look globally, Bad Bunny's album sold three times more than Drake.
Oh, shit.
Basically, the U.S. market is just not everything has now turned globally.
So there used to be a time where, like, you know, if you're an African artist, if you're an artist from Puerto Rico, if you're an artist from anywhere, you need to get to the United States to really be legit.
These days, the United States is not even the primary market.
So, for example, Burner Boy, for example, Lil Dirk sells 120,000 records first week.
Burner Boy in the U.S. sold 25,000.
Lil Dirk can't do 15,000 or can't even do 10,000 in New York City.
Burner Boy did City Field.
So explain that because we're talking about U.S. numbers and like if U.S. numbers Drake did more.
I think there's another, there's another piece of information that's missing for this conversation, which is the labels buying streams, and it's so rampant that I think Spotify said, yo, we're going to start punishing labels for it.
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I don't think he's ready to speak on that because he gets paid by the labels.
No, no.
What?
I'll speak on anything.
You get paid by the labels?
Oh, yeah.
I piped him on.
But anyway, here's the thing.
That's a yes in case.
And I will speak.
Listen, it was what are you going to do?
Not cut me a check.
Nigga, I'm the number one.
Like, you got to cut them on.
You got to cut me a check.
Listen, I'll say this.
So when you post somebody, it's because they paid.
No, no, no.
Yes.
Most likely not.
Most likely not.
Can you just be real?
No, I'll tell you the truth.
If you post somebody's music, it's because they paid.
No.
Because you're either posting.
I post hot news, and then when it's music, it's because they paid.
Me and Playboy Cardi, who, by the way, got some stuff coming up.
Like, I've been posting his stuff.
He doesn't pay.
Me and French Montana, who's a friend of mine, who brought me to a Richard Millie party, where I was trying to finess a Richard Millie.
He doesn't pay.
Don't pay.
The majority of people, huh?
It's an awesome.
No, I wasn't going to pay.
Like, I was around the guy who, like, the Richard Milley guy.
I'm going to see him as like a watch engineer, like, his ability to build a watch.
But, like, the watches are disgusting.
Dude, I hate it.
That's some hater shit.
They're truly disgusting.
It's hater shit.
They're very gaudy.
It's just because you don't like it.
I've seen a tattoo I don't hate.
Nike guy.
I don't like Adidas.
This is what I was going to be using.
Oh, guys, this scream poverty.
Wait, wait, wait.
This is what I was going to say to you.
This is what I was going to say to you about streaming.
And people don't understand this.
It's the orange.
How do you feel about busting?
Lamborghini Euros.
Well, I have a yellow yams.
Don't know me just.
You can't get the Euros.
Can I help you?
Can I help you with things?
Can I make this point about music, brother?
Because I know you're on some of my cars.
Go.
What car you got?
A Beetle.
I have a.
He's a Beatle pegman, sweetie.
Hey, tell him.
So Andrew made a kit car, which is a fake car.
You know what a kit is?
Go, your hair looks great.
Sorry.
So there's a basically, very quickly, I'll get through this.
It's just a fake car.
A 356 Porsche Speedster is the car.
It's half a million dollars.
You can't even find one if you wanted to.
You could afford it.
No.
I found a $50,000.
They basically make one out of an old Beetle.
You pay $50,000 for that?
That's fucking crazy.
Wait a minute, wait a minute.
Pay for the look without the speed.
Annoyed as I am by him.
I'm going to replica Jordan.
That's it.
It's like people asking.
Chrysler 300 is acting like it's a replica of Jordan.
It's a fake Jordan.
But it just wasn't made at the time Jordans were made.
That's it.
Exactly.
What about the internet?
So why?
No, nothing.
Nothing.
But everything made to spec, but I guess, whatever.
The point is, it's a beautiful.
I'm not like a kid's guy.
I grew up riding the subway.
It's stunningly beautiful.
I would be like, look at that car.
Stunning.
But it was a Frankenstein monster.
Oh, and you death trap.
I mean, look at that.
So supposedly, that's supposed to cost how much?
That was about $400,000, $500,000.
And the one you had cost $50,000.
$550,000.
That is, thank you.
White boy shit, man.
Jamaican's game.
No, no, no, no.
He didn't get to finish the story.
Is that Jewish?
Whoa.
This right here, y'all can get the word.
He didn't get to finish the story.
Oh, no.
Well, the problem is that it didn't work in a little bit.
If y'all find out this ain't worth what I paid for it, I'm dropping my jewelry.
Which is actually not.
Yeah, the car didn't work at Little On Fire.
He's white.
So you got to like white people do.
Hey, no, no.
But we're not going to do it.
The car didn't work.
Tell him the funny.
You guys don't even know the story.
The car didn't work.
It lit on fire.
It stopped working.
It was very bad.
We're trying to sell it.
The car is so beautiful that people still want to buy it.
And they're like, we'll just put our own engine in it.
It's stunning.
We'll figure it out.
It is what it is.
The bus down thing.
Wait.
Yes, go.
You didn't finish it.
So he's like, sell a car, get the car sold.
We have a new business manager.
And the business manager said, get us the paperwork for the sold, the Porsche speedster, but it's a kit car.
He gets back to me a week later.
He's like, we can't find the documentation.
Like, what's going on?
Dumb idiot over here.
And he's like, this idiot didn't tell them that it was a kit car.
No, no, no.
So they were looking for a fucking Porsche speedster.
So they're trying to find this registration for the real Porsche.
The business manager calls and says, is the car a Volkswagen Beetle?
Because they use a Volkswagen Beetle chassis to make the car.
It's registered in Arizona.
Whatever, whatever.
Moving on.
Keep going.
Oh, the bus down thing.
You know that with the bus downs, we're not doing that.
You could do it with the Cartier watch, but we're not doing it with the...
We're not doing it with Rolexes.
We're not doing it with...
No, What if it's factory?
Wait, wait.
There's no such thing as a factory bus down, but there's a factory diamond bezel on watches, et cetera.
What I was actually trying to explain in terms of...
I'm going to answer that one.
Huh?
Answer that one.
No, no, this is my first watch.
I'm not a watch guy.
Why don't you just call me and then?
Bro, this is my first watch.
It's $25,000 as a fucking cardio little watch.
Also, bust down to Santa Claus.
Hold on, you can't even be selling.
I'm pretty sure.
Like, listen, I talked to my man Vlad.
Like, you know, he's extra white.
You know, I think he's Jewish.
He told me, no more of this shit.
Like, you know what I mean?
You get one of those.
You were Jewish.
That's why you had the things sticking out of the wall.
Oh, man.
I get that.
Hey, but so, yeah, so, so I won't be doing this to like every watch.
I'm not the like.
That's the only watch.
Yeah, that's the only watch.
You know what I mean?
And to be honest, like, I also bought like an obnoxious piece that goes around like one of the Cubans.
It looks so stupid.
Because when the guy told me, it's like, yo, it was 3D.
It's like, yo, you're the prize.
We're going to build you a box.
It's going to be like a present.
It opens up.
The scorpion pops up with a gun.
It looks so crazy.
I'm glad you're out of that era.
But here's the thing.
It's not that era.
No, you have to do it once.
You've all seen this.
You got to have your moment.
Yeah, you got to have your moment.
And also, like, I think it's so different for dudes coming from the internet era because nobody knows if anybody on the internet is making money.
Grateful Dead Festival Experience00:04:49
Like, there are people on TikTok that are the most famous people, and you're like, but are they making money?
Like, everybody's watching them, but they make money.
So I get you got to let motherfuckers know.
No, this is different.
Like, we're out here, we're getting paper.
But the biggest flex is not flexing.
Yeah, like the richest motherfuckers are wearing khakis and fucking sandals.
Like, they're not going to be the only one who's not.
Diddy ain't going to lie.
Diddy still flex all these.
The richest, the black dude that owns the fucking oil.
The guy doing the free coffin still going crazy.
But he's not the richest.
Hey, no.
Diddy, not the richest.
Jay don't flex on it.
Jay got fucking dreads.
He's wearing like oversized t-shirts and shit.
That's all Zimbabwe's right there though.
Now Jay can't watch it, though.
Jay wears the crazy.
Maybe he does.
They flex in different ways.
They flex at their five planes.
So, so the point about like all like the streaming stuff like that, right?
Which I think a lot of people like misconstrue with streaming.
There's a lot of people, like, for example, I talked to my man called Tray from Spotify.
Who?
You're good at it.
Call Tray, right?
And his thing was this.
He said, yo, Ak, here's the thing about streaming that people never really consider, right?
Whether we're talking about Bad Bunny, we're talking about Drake, whoever.
He said, yo, have you guys ever heard of the rapper Yeet?
Yeah, of course.
Okay.
He said, by numbers, Yeet has the smallest audience that streams his music the most.
His average fan listens three times as much as any other fan.
So it all, so also, this is why streaming is also a little bit like it could be manipulative.
Because when you hear that someone does 300 million streams, you're like, oh my God, how many people stream that?
It could be 2 million people that stream that, right?
As opposed to like, say, somebody else, they had 18 million people that did that.
Very interesting.
It's very interesting.
That's the interesting thing about streaming that sometimes people don't think about.
Somebody bought your album back in the day, your CD, your cassette.
Yes.
You didn't know how many times they listened to it.
So you didn't know if somebody was a casual fan or a super fan.
Yeets has super fans.
It might not be everybody, but he has super fans.
And how we view somebody like that, it might be overamplified in terms of their like global, ubiquitous success, but it is underappreciated in terms of the investment of those people.
If they listen 200 fucking million times or whatever it is to your album, they come out to your shows.
They're going to go watch the Minions movie and dress up.
They're really locked in.
So let me ask you this question, right?
Would you rather have, let's say, 100,000 fans that will watch your special or come to Show 50 times versus having a million fans that will watch your special and come to your show two times.
Two times total in their life?
Well, two times for like, let's say, the next four years.
So I understand the question that you're asking, but you're saying, would it's different with stand-up?
Because like, what?
I get it.
So with music, I would rather what Yeet has with stand-up.
So you'd rather the small audience that's just really tapped in.
Die in for you.
But what about stand-up and comedy?
Would you rather the bigger audience that like, hey, maybe they came to see you once in the let me give you an example?
Go ahead.
Do you know the band Fish?
Yeah.
Seems like a setup, right?
Yeah, that's a setup.
Don't fall for it.
So there's Fish.
There's Tools.
What's that shit?
Grateful Dead.
Grateful Dead.
You never heard of these bands?
Okay, I've heard Grateful Dead.
So all these bands, what's actually key?
So all these bands have unbelievable live shows.
They're like, well, at least with Grateful Dead and I think Fish, they're like jam bands.
So they just go out there, start ripping.
It's not exact songs, but they do have songs.
But they've cultivated such a community.
People go there.
They exchange t-shirts.
They exchange cassettes from other shows.
Going there is like almost a festival experience when they go to the show.
And people will go to 30 shows.
They'll travel with Fish.
These people that I say are like the owners of basketball teams.
30 is a low number.
People will be like, this is my 100th.
This is my hundred.
Grateful dead show.
So their audience isn't even close to as big as Lil Baby's audience, but those people.
Oh, that's how they spelled it.
And show him like what their show will be at Madison Square Garden.
So Fish has performed at MSG 70.
79 times.
They're going to do another one.
They're about to do the sphere.
Oh, they're going to do this.
So these bands, they don't have the big...
Do they have original songs?
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Of course.
But they've cultivated an audience like what you're saying with Yeet, where it's just they are diehard fans.
The experience is unbelievable.
But the average person might not even know who the fuck they are.
Show them what the show looks like.
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Talking about green, that's Tori Lanez.
Yes, Tori Lanez.
What's up?
How do you feel about that?
Because now you have the driver who has said he's seen Kelsey hold the go.
Gambling Addiction Confessions00:07:53
So are you vindicated now?
Because you were saying that Tori is innocent and you were the biggest preacher of Tori being innocent.
No, no, I was not.
He wasn't innocent.
No, you were the biggest preacher of Tori being innocent.
I was a skeptical and a doubter of what was being told as the normal story.
We all have a brain.
Okay.
Like, for example, the story that was being told is that if I told you a story, right?
And again, if I told you a story that someone shot a woman because, or if I told you that you shot, or I told you that Akash shot a female comedian because she dissed his comedy abilities or his lack of comedic success, you'd be like, I don't know if he's shooting women over him being dissed over that.
Right now, if you give a better story, maybe you would be believing it, even though Akash is your friend.
The story was rather weak when it came to Magne Stallion.
And I'm going to be honest with you, you know, again, I wasn't there at the trial.
He was found guilty.
You don't see me outside of jail like free Tori Lane's.
I'm like, all right, hey, it is what it is.
I left it alone.
Recently, though, the driver came up, which, by the way, here's the thing: if you're going to think about this tonight, you have three people who go to a party.
It's Kylie Janus party.
They're all intoxicated.
Apparently, one of them was one of them is about to be passed out.
Try one of these.
What is this?
That's a weed shit.
I'm good.
It's not weed.
It's a Zen to nicotine.
Oh, hell no, no.
No.
You're going to be hooked.
I'm good.
It's not about a hook.
You're going to get hooked.
I'm good.
It's like a dip.
No, just try it.
No, no, no.
You just try it.
I got an addictive personality for real, for real.
This is not going to make you addicted.
No, no.
Like, I have a really addictive person.
You see, whatever you're doing right there, you're going to see me like with a mouthful of acorns.
My nigga.
You're not doing this shit.
You're not about to go get me like, no, no, we're not doing it.
I can't do it, bro.
You can literally take it out a second afterwards.
You're not going to feel it.
Hell no.
Just try one.
No, no, I can't do it, brother.
I can't do it, bro.
Just try the white boy shit for one.
Why are you so afraid?
We drank Hennessy the whole time.
We finished a whole.
No, no, I get it.
I get it.
What is this?
He's a bottle.
It's not a fifth.
It's like a fifth of Hennessy.
It's not a fifth.
It's more than a fifth.
Here's me.
Yo, Andrew, I can't do it.
That's so funny.
I am like, I'm in.
One thing I've realized.
How many fluid ounces is it?
We can do the math.
I can't do it.
Why not just try one?
No, no, no, because I'm going to be addicted.
You're not going to be addicted.
It's such a stupid thing to think.
And when you see me.
Also, you're probably an alcoholic anyway.
So, what are you concerned about?
No problem.
So, all right, so hold on.
Let me ask you a question, Akash.
When you see me, when you see me.
Why do you say it like that?
No, I have to say that.
That's animation.
No, no, no.
So if you see me on a date with Saucy Santana for one of these, you're going to think he's an addict.
Would you go on a date with Saucy Santa Santa?
You never know.
I might be an addict.
I might be like strung out by that.
Would you go on a date with Saucy for some Hennessy?
No, no, no, because Henny seems very plentiful.
I don't know where you got that from.
A Zen?
You get strung out on nicotine or something.
You can get these at the botega.
This is way more available than anything in your life.
Way more than available.
I'm good.
I'm good.
This is a piece of money.
Hey, let me say this.
If anyone wants to be like, hey, how did academics succeed?
At the... Tennessee.
Well, even before then, at the probably most pivotal point in my life, I tried to, I have a very addictive personality.
I eliminated everything.
I didn't play video games.
All I did was I was addicted to work.
Now, these days, I'm addicted to Henny and a few other things, but at the time I was the most down bad.
I eliminated everything.
I was addicted to only doing what was going to get me some progress.
Now you're out.
Good.
Yeah.
And here's the thing.
So now, like, I'm addicted to playing Fortnite.
You rubbing your gums?
What the fuck is going on?
Yeah, I want to show you.
You don't have to do it.
You got to get on both sides.
You made a little suspect.
How to get on both sides.
How'd you make it gay?
How'd you make Zen's game?
Wait, you're addicted to Fortnite?
White people.
I play Fortnite all the time.
Well, I use it to de-stress, but you could call it addiction because I play it a lot.
Is there another game?
Well, like NBA 2K, but like, uh.
Well, you're not good at that.
Of course, I'm really good at it.
Wait, so you playing on stream?
Because when you're on stream, you're usually talking.
Listen, really, I'm addicted to shit.
You just always sit on.
You think you're addicted to gambling?
No, I am.
I am.
Oh, so.
It's something I'm not really proud about.
How much money are you putting down?
And are you getting paid?
Getting paid.
No, no, no.
This is like personal money.
I've lost over $3 million gambling.
God damn, bro.
This is the way I laugh about it.
That's crazy.
You won't do a Zen?
Huh?
You won't do a Zen?
Hear what I'm saying?
How much you make?
Well, net total is $3 million.
$3 million down.
I want you to look up so he lost more.
Yeah, you know, that's just a lot of fun.
I want you to look up $3 million.
God damn it.
It's not something you should be proud of.
With 8% interest over 20 years.
You did it?
If anybody who gambles, you've lost money.
I just know because I've gambled on one website a lot to the point where they give me all the...
I could go to any game.
I get box seats at Madison Square Garden and like Credential Center.
Don't even shout out that name.
You know, I wanted to, yo, that's how bad he is.
I get box seats.
You're gambling on.
It's like a virtual app, which is the worst because like.
Not even sports?
No, no, no, lightjack.
But like, you see, you see virtual money.
So it's not real to you.
It looks like it's not real.
That's the idea of chips.
It's the worst thing because I've betted $60,000 on a single hand before, and I couldn't fathom sitting in person and see $60,000 in front of me in bet.
But online, it just looked like a number.
You know what I mean?
This is off a million.
I couldn't even do $3 million.
Can you put in three?
No, it wouldn't let me do three.
So if you had $1 million and you just got 8%, so you just put it in the market, you got 8%, which is conservative over how long?
20?
20 years.
You would get 4.6 out of it.
Now, listen, that's not...
3 million is going to be even more compound on that.
No, of course.
Wow.
And by the way, we all have our vices.
Hold on.
We all have our vices, though.
Let's be honest, man.
You know what I'm saying?
I want you to know your real cost of your vice.
No, no, of course.
No, and by the way, I have definitely taken steps to, you know, stop that.
Well, really, I don't really play as much anymore.
You stop gambling.
Yeah.
Or you completely stopped or you.
I mean, significantly decreased like 90%.
How do you limit yourself?
Shit, I ain't going to lie.
My bank limited me.
I ain't going to lie.
It was like, yo, if you're going to put quarter million dollars in a fucking casino, hold on.
Let's talk to you.
So really, you had a real addiction with this?
I mean, this is a very common thing.
I just want to let you know.
You're not like the only person either.
No, definitely call it that.
Is that why you shit on Drake's album because of the steak?
No.
No, actually, well, here's the thing, too, which, which, you know, I could definitely get a gambling like in a heartbeat.
Before I signed to Rumble, Kick wanted to do some stuff with me.
Why wouldn't you do it?
I'm going to be honest with you.
I didn't want to get into much of the gambling because it was going to enable that habit.
So they would give me millions to gamble.
And it would just make you.
But like, I was at the, I'm going to tell you, I knew my gambling was a little bit out of control.
Like, I remember losing $400,000 three times.
Jesus.
And it was because I couldn't, I needed, I wanted to have half a million before I withdrew.
And I gambled and gambled.
I lost it three times.
I never got to the half a million.
Spotify Podcast Monetization00:15:07
Wow.
And you get to realize, you know what I mean?
I tell people, I'm like, yo, listen.
Just alone in your home, just you.
Yeah.
What do you do right after that?
Go to sleep.
I mean, at that point, sometimes.
That's why you got to say why you were emotional with the saucy shit.
It had nothing to do with saucy.
No, no, no.
The gambling site made me a bossy boy.
If anything, I would probably say for people like Saucy, if I'm losing $400,000 multiple times, if you think me and you about to be boxing, you in for a really bad surprise.
You get big money.
No, I'm trying to say I'll get you knocked off before I do anything like that.
What does that mean?
Knocked off.
I don't know what that means, actually.
No one knows of them.
It sounds like have sex with BM up and then have sex with them.
Knocked up.
That's what you said, dude.
Knocked up?
Yeah, you knock them up.
Knocked up.
Like that.
I think a costume.
Movie knocked up.
How do you navigate streaming on all different platforms and also having ads?
It's kind of interesting, but I love live streaming.
This is a year of live streaming.
It really is, bro.
I've honestly taken a slight hit, especially after we culminated our podcast contract with Spotify.
What do you think the future of that is with Spotify?
Well, because Spotify's firing people like crazy.
They're making more money now.
They're saving money.
So you think they invested all the money in terms of to gain market share.
Now they have market share and they're like, okay, we don't need to invest as much in private.
They're going to do a little bit more content, but I think at this point, you know, they're just trying to find ways to make revenue, right?
I think their new thing, because now they're the number one in podcast listening, they're going to probably try to incite and offer to people who they don't have to pay exclusive contracts to and be like, hey, listen, we have a monetization strategy where you can do ads for us.
So just like YouTube.
They're trying to compete with YouTube.
Yeah, of course.
You know?
So, you know, obviously I think they knew what they were doing with the exclusive contracts.
And pretty much, I think from what I last was told, it was like, you only got like about four left.
Why didn't they re-sign you or why didn't you re-sign with Spotify?
It was kind of mutual.
Like, first of all, what they were asking for, it didn't make sense for us to continue.
What were they asking for?
A lot of episodes per week.
And it was just.
I mean, you stream a lot.
Like the way you stream is like a nine to five job.
There were three podcasts from Spotify that I think would have viral moments.
It was Joe Rogan.
What's your name?
Call or Daddy.
Academics.
Yeah.
I don't know another podcast that would have viral moments.
Now, I'm not Daniel Elk.
I don't know what he's looking for.
Maybe he feels like your market share is already there or something.
But I don't know another podcast that would have viral moments that exist on the internet than those three.
They're not paying for viral moments.
Yeah, I don't know if they're listening to just viral moments.
Like they're looking at just like I listen to NPR news and shit like that on Spotify day.
Put it like this.
Spotify has been in a very interesting position for the last year where with all the respect to the top two podcasts who they claim is top two is Rogan.
What do you mean they claim?
Well, I mean, I know Rogan's number one, but they claim that Caller Daddy's number two.
And you don't believe that?
That they claim.
Well, I mean, she has a massive market with.
No, no, she does.
But like, if you look at all podcast stats, Rogan always comes number one.
I don't know if she always comes number two.
But again, it's their asset.
So it's number two for them.
You get what I'm saying?
No.
No, tell me what you think about that.
She's saying, even if they're not number two, they're going to say she's number two.
That's number two for them.
No, no, no, that's number two for them.
Yeah, which makes sense.
Right.
But at the point that they're at, it's like, they're not looking for necessarily like viral moments and shit like that.
I think they're looking for, okay, we have to keep these two to keep a significant audience here.
But the majority of their traction and audience were not coming from creator-filled podcasts.
Like, for example, like I seen some of the stats, like most of their listenership, because it stopped becoming about, okay, how much do you guys publish a week?
Once or twice?
Once regular and then once Patreon.
Okay, so once.
So great.
You guys might do phenomenal numbers, but they're like, well, we have NPR or we have every day.
And they're doing more volume.
And also they're like, you know, some of these like true crime podcasts, it's not necessarily about unique visitors.
It's about how many people you could get coming.
So really, they're looking at it like, kid, even with us, they would have wanted us to drop every day.
They want hours listens.
Yes.
Yeah.
It's like, because I got into, me and my lawyer was arguing about this.
It was like, yo, hey, listen, per the contract, you just need to drop.
And I'm like, if the content isn't good, don't drop.
They're like, you just have to drop.
And I'm like, it's going to water down the brand.
They're like, well, listen, it's all about just getting the content out.
So that's a different strategy than what most creators would want, right?
So like, if you guys signed out, what's the number for you guys?
40 million?
300 million.
300?
Well, he's just not into anything.
300?
Maybe 300.
Okay, I bet.
Yeah, nine figures.
Okay, cool.
You got Rogan's contract, right?
I think Rogan does three a week or two a week?
Four, I think, sometimes.
Really?
Okay, cool.
Now you guys have to do eight a week.
Also, you have to keep a career up.
Can't do it.
Yeah.
Okay.
So now you can't really do it, but you are in this contract.
You're trying to do it.
I don't think people realize what Rogan does, bro.
It's insane.
Of course.
And not just the number of episodes, the duration of each episode.
Of course.
And every person he's speaking to, except comics, is an expert in their field.
And he has to know what the fuck they're talking about to ask questions about.
He's fucking amazing.
And does two hours of comedy a week at the comedy club.
Yeah.
And with us, there's a moment where I'm not listening.
He's probably listening.
He's locked in.
He's all him.
It's insane.
God, gosh.
Yes.
So that's the thing.
Once you realize, you know, because so Spotify, other than for the flagship, you know, at first the contracts that they're giving out is hey we're we're, we want, we're, we're doing user acquisition contracts.
Hey well Act, you're the hip-hop guy.
Or say, before me, Joe Button, we want to get the hip-hop people over here, so we're paying you really to bring the hip-hop audience right right okay well, Joe Rogan, you're this guy, we're paying for your audience to come here.
And that's cool for the first year or two.
Then the mentality turns into, well, it's also about the sales team.
Now, what the sales, sales teams need.
They need they need views views yeah yeah yeah, yeah.
So now it's like okay cool, all these like celebrity podcasts.
They did that was supposed to be once every month.
Those, those are done.
So now they're like for the regular podcast like say say, to give you a contract.
They're like well, you know, we said you was cool with once a month, but yo, we need to up it up, like you know.
So their business model changed a bit.
And then you know midway through, and you know, you know again, I love Spotify.
I think they did an amazing job, unbelievable what they've done, of course, but also everyone who reinvented and revolutionized the podcast game.
There there were content people who then moved on and also they already ate up your market share, so they just want to get you listening or watching podcasts on their platform once they get that and and here's the thing too so they were also carefully watching as they're spending hey, millions here, millions here, millions here every quarter.
They're going back to their investors saying hey, we're down, but trust the vision.
The stock price dropped from damn near almost 300 to 60.
Spotify isn't Disney PLUS.
Spotify isn't Netflix like i'm watching Netflix.
As long as there's a Netflix show I want to watch, Spotify is my listening app.
If I want to listen to music, I turn on spotify.
If I want to look for a podcast, I turn on spotify.
So they, if they gobble up all of your audience once they know they have your audience, they've already committed, they're buying, they're spending every month.
They have a confidence that they're not gonna.
Your audience is not gonna stop listening.
Matter of fact, if you just go do your podcast on your own, you're probably gonna upload it to spotify.
We're already on Spotify right now for free.
Why would they pay us 300?
Hey, we're.
We're not on a Spotify exclusive contract anymore.
We still upload to spotify.
Yeah right, you know Joe infamously, who had a deal with them.
At first he tried to withhold.
He was like, yo, i'm not putting it on there, Joe Button, oh.
By the way also, Joe is always Joe Rogan.
Okay okay, my bad.
Well, someone which I believe it is, i'll leave it nameless for now but someone told me at Spotify which to me that was very like alarming, but indicative of how they viewed things.
They said hey, when Joe did this whole thing.
Joe Button.
Oh, my god, my nigga, there's one Joe okay, all right, the second Joe is the president.
When Joe Button said yo hey listen, i'm not putting my stuff on uh, on Spotify and whatever, whatever we're boycotting they literally cited the actual number of people that they knew unsubscribed and it was like like I don't even want to say the number, like they could actually be like oh, it's like 15 people that left, like it was.
So they looked at that and they were like oh, good riddance, according to what they told me, I don't know, there was a.
There was and, by the way, I'm not saying that's to be an indictment against Joe.
No, I know, I know.
This is a business strategy.
I think you're not going to get a shot because there's probably saying the same thing.
There's people that.
When you first brought your audience here, they've been subscribed for two years.
You were here for two years, motherfucker.
Exactly.
Right?
They've been listening to not only your podcast, other podcasts, music, this and third.
Now we're done with you.
How many people you think are going to like you could leave a charge like, hey, leave Spotify.
How many people think?
Because I think audio platforms are much less.
So it's like once you subscribe to an audio platform, it's like you're here.
But like video, there's a thousand of them.
It's way easier to switch from a Netflix to a Hulu to a whatever like that.
It's behavior.
It's like, yeah, it's like.
We're not to Netflix because of, because we have this behavior that just turns on Netflix.
We're on Netflix because they have a show we really want to watch.
So they need to create, keep creating content.
With Spotify, the majority of our time on Spotify is with music.
So once it becomes our music platform, we'll also listen to podcasts there.
So it's very hard for me to unsubscribe to Spotify, which I now listen to music.
I listen to all my other podcasts on or I do whatever I listen to just because one person left.
I'll just go follow that one person to wherever else they go, but I'll also keep this.
The lawsuit.
I just say to get you into the store.
Like name audio only platforms.
Yeah.
And by the way, I think this is why they only keep, and if you look at all their exclusives, they're only keeping things for namesake, Rogan, because you can't have Rogan go wide.
Can't.
You keep Rogan.
You keep calling her daddy.
I think there's like two or two more or so.
And after that, everyone else, thank you for your contribution.
Yeah, I can't think of anything.
Which, by the way, here's the thing.
I knew it was going to be that all along.
It's almost like it's more beneficial for you for the first time to sign a crazy long deal.
It's almost better for you to be like, instead of two years, give me a 10-year deal.
You know what's so funny about that?
I feel like it almost gets like off, off podcast, like kind of conversation.
I remember, you know, like me and my lawyers, we always be talking.
And there was a time where like even our strategy used to be like, yo, we want the shortest period of time that we could renegotiate.
Like, fuck no.
Tell them like, yo, we're here for 20 years.
You get what I mean?
We're here for 20 years with the biggest amount of money.
Because what happens is that.
You gave them your whole audience.
They realize they love the listening platform.
They stay there.
They've analyzed the fuck out of the statistics.
They know they're like, I mean, we'd have these, like these like quarterly meetings like, hey, this is how your audience acts, blah, blah, blah, blah.
They are engaged, blah, blah, blah, blah.
You'd almost like, listen, like, yo, how the fuck do you know my audience more than me?
Oh, yeah, motherfucker, we've been tracking you.
So now it's like, all right, cool.
Hey, listen, you know, we could bring you on back for continuing years, but it would be definitely way less than what you thought it was.
Because they already got your people and they know they're not going anywhere.
And by the way, here's the thing, though.
One thing I'll say, I'm never like, you know.
But that's why I say the numbers so high.
I don't think that the number for us is honest, if you will.
Dove uses this term like honest when it comes to a deal.
Our number isn't honest, but I know that if we bring all of our listeners onto a platform, if your platform is good, like Spotify is good, they're just going to keep listening to everything there.
So what is the cost to bring all of our listeners onto your platform forever?
You don't have to pay for two years.
You pay him forever.
So let's talk about Rogan.
Do you think Rogan is getting properly compensated?
No, he deserves even more.
If Rogan went to Apple, I think everybody go to Apple.
I think he has that much influence.
By the way, just go back to the last conversation we're talking about, like, well, a couple, like maybe an hour ago, moving audience.
Like, if Rogan says today, I'm out, big deal.
Well, here's the other thing.
Here's the other thing.
Insurance Policy Triggers00:06:49
If he says, I'm out, he also has so much money that he could be like, I just, I don't want to be on your platform anymore.
And matter of fact, I'm not even going to upload my podcast to your platform.
I'm just going to put it on YouTube.
Yeah, cops putting on the platform.
But if he could use it.
Why would he continue?
If he's like, listen, if he's lit on my business, if he leaves the platform, if he knows what Joe Bund was doing, that would work because his market share is just ridiculous.
That's what they're saying.
Because people need that.
And they need it four times a week.
So now he could be like, listen, guys, I think I'm going to need a little more.
It was rumored that they were paying like $100 million a year.
Like, do you think they're upping it or they just have to keep it the same?
They would have to up it, I think.
What is the cost to the stock?
I think that's what you got to look at.
It's like, what is the hit the stock takes?
If the stock takes a billion dollar hit, you got to pay him a billion.
You have a fiduciary responsibility to the stockholders.
Well, they haven't let him go yet.
I will tell you this, though.
Ever since they've cut their spending back, because shit, I follow the stock.
I ain't going to lie to you, which I've never told anyone when I tell you this.
The money they gave me the first year, I dumped half of it in stock, which, by the way, tanked.
It only came back on now.
It was $250.
It did.
It tanked.
Stop gambling though.
I started gambling.
I'm like, why you bet on yourself twice?
That's crazy.
Side notes.
But anyway, anyway, anyway.
No, no, it's good now, though.
It's good now.
It's good now that I left.
I got to say this.
I'm up in crypto, bro.
Really?
Didn't I tell you?
Hold on.
Love you.
Hold on, man.
Hold on for dear life.
I love you.
There's no way.
I'm back even.
Up in crypto.
Two years in the making.
Well, you got Bitcoin or I'm up like 150% in crypto.
150,000?
150%.
150%.
Wow.
$150 million.
You bought out the high.
$150.
No.
Yeah, there's no way.
That's both.
I went over it today.
I was shocked.
What a $50 coin.
I text my wife because after I bought the first Bitcoin that was the worst investment I've ever made in my life, I came back and I told my wife, I was like, I'm putting everything in crypto.
She's like, don't do it.
Don't do it.
Don't do it.
And then I kept putting money in.
And I guess I kept buying at low enough amounts that now it has readjusted.
And because I think it's at like 45 grand right now.
So I think it is giving me some sort of profit.
Wow.
That's far.
I got most of my money in the theater.
So Akash was right.
Wow.
The long end.
Hunches, baby.
The long game.
Yo, y'all want to go through like hip-hop rap and fire.
Oh, I have a hip-hop question about Diddy.
Yes.
How much do you think he paid Cassie?
$40 million and $50.
$40 million.
You got to pay more than what she was asking for.
That's exactly.
That was what I thought.
People thought that they settled for less.
If you're Diddy, you pay upwards of $100 million.
You pay a Spotify contract.
Hey, listen, I think Diddy saw that shit and he saw the visceral response, which obviously was going to happen.
But he knew, hey, listen, you're on the board of a lot of these other companies.
By the way, what people don't even realize about Revolt, he funds it.
He funds Revolt with his own money.
That's crazy.
Not only does he fund it with his own money for anything that's subsidiary to what he's funded, it requires advertisers.
So instantly he saw his mortality.
He didn't take like a board to go tell him.
Any of these companies, most of Diddy's things, he's not one of the guys who's like, hey, oh, you know, I have a percentage of, he likes to own all of his shit.
So he's seen his mortality quickly.
And for him to say, this came out today, let's close it out.
And I need you.
You have to remember, he had to pay them to basically say, hey, this is over in 24 hours, right before weekend.
They wanted 30.
Got to go above it.
Can I tell you the rumor I heard?
I don't know how reliable they are, but they're definitely not people that just throw shit out there like that.
I heard 100 million.
Never know.
That's crazy.
I've heard 50.
But if you're in.
I've heard 50 a bunch.
I don't know if it's 100.
She only asked for 30.
She only asked for 30, but if you're her, everybody seemingly believes you.
Oh, the price went up.
It seems like I'm going to win.
And there's clearly, I believe her, but even if you don't, there's clearly animosity and hatred toward this guy.
So if I can ruin your fucking life and get my 30 million, how much you got to pay me to not ruin your fucking life?
Hey, by the way, a lot of people who have thought that he paid less are not realizing that her lawsuit was really strategically written, that she left out the most important things that could really ruin him.
So what you saw in the lawsuit was a teaser.
Like that was the most episode.
That was the niggas just rubbing his pants.
He ain't pull a cock out yet.
You feel me?
So now I'm serious.
Ain't no pause.
Like the niggas rubbing and shit.
So what was required to pay was, hey, if they're going that crazy now, imagine if I drop the bomb.
Yeah.
And he didn't want it to get there.
And I heard he paid a pretty penny.
This is one thing I've also heard that's incorrect that people are running with in the hip-hop community.
They're saying that insurance paid for it.
Fuck no.
That's not true.
Listen, if anybody has any insurance policy, I don't care on what.
Yeah, you don't have to do it.
No, no insurance pays in a day.
Like, yo, no insurance.
To his point, there's no insurance.
You know what I mean?
Like, imagine calling up one of the insurance companies.
What if I like, what's the policy?
So easy a K-Ban can do it.
That's how easy it is.
Yo, but there's a few.
There's a few people who are really didn't believe that.
This is your monthly premium for mutilating people.
There's a few people who they were trying to equate it to this.
They said, well, Cassie not only sued Diddy, but also his companies, but she sued his companies as an employee.
And that would trigger the insurance policies to kick in to pay it off.
I just know there's no insurance policy on earth that says when you file a claim, by the time you file, as soon as they see it, take the money.
Listen, yo, if your car gets hit, they'll fucking at least go look at this shit 20 times before they even pay for it.
Okay, before we wrap this up, we have a couple of questions.
Go ahead, a lot of questions.
Okay.
Does Gunner's comeback end the snitching stigma?
No.
It's really divided with the Gunna thing.
Kanye West Industry Sauce00:14:38
Like, there's a lot of rappers, street rappers are acting like they're not with it.
I think it's a signal to most rappers that fans don't care because it's fans that don't care.
If you talk to any rapper in Atlanta, they act like Gunners.
The worst he's not here.
But then it gets awkward.
I won't tell you who messaged me, but I had said something.
I did Yachty's podcast and I said, yo, why is everybody in Atlanta acting like Gunna's not the hottest rapper out?
And everybody's just like, everybody's acting like they didn't hear, whatever the case is.
And one particular rapper, I won't say who it is.
Well, I'll say she.
She hits me up and she says, it's so interesting because all of these dudes, they don't want to talk bad about him because they don't have beef with him, but they don't want to acknowledge him.
And it's because they want to act like they're tough and thugging or whatever the case is.
I don't think that it means that, oh, you could cooperate or whatever.
But what it has shown is that the street entities who thought that they're dictating or whatever, if you really appease the fans, it doesn't matter.
It doesn't matter.
You see, wins always.
Yeah.
The music wins.
Kanye's coming back.
By the way, here's the thing: people have turned on Lil Baby because of Gunner.
Question.
Is Kanye's run with music over?
Never.
Never.
Kanye's run is about to start again.
Do you really think he still has it?
Kanye's new album.
People are listening to it.
By the way, this is how garbage music has been.
People are listening to everybody making songs that have nothing, no substance, no nothing about it.
That when they hear Kanye West coming out with music that he always has this palette of music that really is meaningful and really is like, you know, earth-shattering, they're saying that Kanye West is back.
How long has it been since he's had an album like that?
Well, some people are going back to 2019.
I think it was 2019 or 18 when the life of Pablo dropped.
That was to me the last impact.
That was like 2016, 2017.
Everything was a while ago.
Stop it.
When he went up against Drake, his album was a little bit more.
By the way, people love Don as well.
Everything, like, I don't think.
Don was, I thought the first wave was not the album, didn't you?
I kid you not.
Yeah, but nobody's funny.
The thing with Kanye is what rap is missing and what most musicians missing.
And unfortunately, Drake is such a phenomenal artist.
If he got this one thing, he would be more in the realm of being in comparison to Michael Jackson.
His presentation is always garbage.
Kanye West will drop some shit with the best presentation possible.
He'll premiere it on the fucking, he'll have projectors on the side of some pyramids or some shit.
He knows how to give it up.
And you see him on stage with his fucking barefoot with the socks on.
His daughter is there.
Every rapper's behind him just looking lame, just like sitting there because they know Kanye's the guy.
Drake, no matter how great of a rapper he is, it is what it is.
It means something.
Kanye is so corny.
He's unbelievably corny now.
When did he become such a Zionist, yo?
I just feel like Kanye, like, everything I see him do is just so unbearably corny.
And then when I hear him rap, the raps are corny.
Like the rap is falling off.
He's always been a horrible rapper, but like the music has been so good, you forget.
It doesn't matter.
He's teaming up with Ty Dollar Sign.
His voice is unbelievable.
By the way, a person who people feel has been the underground king of RB for a long time.
Oh, no, it's unbelievable.
He just never got the credit.
Amazing.
Kanye's the person.
Kanye's production has been phenomenal, but not in the last almost decade.
This is why Kanye is great.
Ty Dollar Sign, everybody's saying criminally underrated.
You know what Kanye says?
Fuck it.
I'll stand next to him.
Drake is going to stand next to Sexy Red at our peak.
He's going to stand next to the other albums.
Nah, because I think Drake will put people on.
What I would say, the difference.
He's not doing a collab album with a Ty Dollar sign.
No, but he'll put people on that you don't really know about.
But he'll find it a career.
He'll find them here.
Like right before.
He finds him on that.
He won't.
He won't be doing a collab album.
This is a Yeezys Ty Dollar Sign album.
Do you know what stamp that is?
This is a guy who used to be on Chris Brown's songs for eons ago and never got the proper credit for like.
To me, that says that Ty Dollar Sign got nothing to lose.
Of course he has nothing to lose.
But Kanye West could do an album with anybody.
It'd be a little tough.
Tougher now.
Who?
Kanye would do an album with anyone now.
Kanye can't even sample the Backstreet Boys.
What are you talking about?
Do an album with that.
Battery Boys.
They say no.
Okay, you're talking about Bach Boys.
First of all, the Bashir Boys is a bunch of bumps.
Let's be honest.
Kanye fucking West.
They just kind of get a paid.
Yo, this is Kanye West.
Kanye West in hip-hop is fucking hip-hop royalty.
Everybody who's around him, including Drake, Drake just rapped recently saying, every time I thought it was cool with me and you, I was excited, but it wasn't that.
Even Drake wants to be cool with these guys.
Jay didn't do an album of Kanye.
I don't think Jay would do an album of Kanye again.
They tried to come back.
Jay probably wouldn't, right?
Because Jay got some other shit going on.
I'm talking about the rest of the rappers.
Like, you know how it's hard to get Jay-Z on a collab album at this point?
I'm saying the entire rap community.
I largely agree with you.
Anything he does, they would like, put it like this.
All those rappers you've seen on stage, they're fucking jealous of Ty Dollis.
And they're like, why him?
Honestly, got it with the rap community for sure.
I was just finding an exception.
I don't think Jay would, but everybody else, yeah.
I think that's a good thing.
Hip-hop wrestling and WWE, Youngboy and Dirk.
Is that real?
Is that fake?
Completely real, unfortunately.
Really?
You know, I was covering it recently.
I feel like both of them need it and they use each other as like.
Well, they do use it.
And that's what I'm saying.
Like, unfortunately, sometimes in hip-hop, and this is why people look at hip-hop like this, there's sacrifices.
Like, for example, Kwan Dorondo, the guy who went broke because nobody playlists his music anymore, the industry blackballed him because he killed King Vaughn.
He's Youngboy's friend.
Youngboy, every time he disses little Dirk, makes millions of dollars because he's gangsta, even though he's on probation or house arrest.
He has an ankle monitor, can't go past his mailbox.
But if he says, yo, little Dirk, if I ever see you ever, once I get this thing off, I'm going to kill you, millions of dollars.
The guy who was involved in the incident fighting and the gunshot went off, everybody in the industry hates him because he killed King Vaughn and everybody loves him.
So yeah, those guys, Dirk, disses Youngboy for attention.
Not saying he does hate him, though.
You know what I mean?
Like, you know, there's not bullshit.
It's not bullshit.
They're both just drawing it up just to like.
But how much do you hate your enemy when there is a like some symbiotic nature of it where I can't hate you if you're making me money?
Yeah, you're making me money.
I'm making you money.
Like, for example, Batman and Joker, bro.
So Youngboy, Youngboy just said something recently.
He was like, yo, they asked him about Lil Dirk.
And he says, yo, we talk all the time on the phone.
Yeah, of course.
Yeah, you guys make money.
To be honest, Youngboy sales tanked ever since he stopped dissing Dirk.
His last, his highest sales was dissing Dirk.
Dirk's highest sales was acting like he was going to diss a young boys.
I remember when you came to Brooklyn, the first time you said, kids, these kids are fucking the Youngboy.
He's the guy.
He still has the same influence.
These kids look up to him, especially like these young black kids, like they really think.
So the sales have dropped dramatically.
Yes, because what happens in the music industry?
The whole industry buying sales.
No, because what happens in the music industry is that, you know, I would imagine, unlike comedy, if they see something working, they add a lot of like sauce to it.
So if we see that you could pull out 200 people by doing A, now we're going to do A times 16.
And then we're going to have bots into it.
So, you know, I always like, I'm in an argument with NBA Youngboy fans these days.
They're like, yo, the why be better?
They used to have bots.
Like you would tweet something like, why be better?
And I said, hey, listen, a lot of that was real, but the industry and the labels who don't know how to promote, they're smart.
Once they've seen that start to work, they start to hire people that would hire a bots to type that all day.
So it's the illusion of fan.
A lot of hip-hop is the illusion.
So.
Okay, Charleston White.
Charleston White one of the funniest motherfuckers in the game.
He is.
Do you think he got he has come?
So he gave me credit because at one time I was like, watch him like it, bro.
One of the most compelling communicators I've ever heard in my life.
It's just impossible to see a clip of him when you're scrolling and not stop and wait for the whole thing.
There are, it's, there's a comedian.
There's a few human beings that can stop a scroll.
Do you respect him as a comedian?
He's not a comedian.
He's not a stand-up.
Not yet.
But he's hilarious.
Maybe he's on stage.
I haven't seen him.
Would you stand him on here?
Yeah, I think we would.
Before he said this most recent thing, he charges.
No, no.
Hey, listen.
I'm on here with y'all.
Before he said the, I mean, if you guys came on, that'd be amazing.
Yes, let's do it.
But before he said this most recent thing, I'd be like, I don't know, because he had said some very...
The duality about him is ridiculous.
Then he recently came out and the other thing.
Did you watch the Cam Newton one?
It was the Cam Noon one.
It's fucking amazing, right?
And he was like, listen, I did all this community work.
I've been working with these different people.
I've been trying to change laws.
Nobody took me seriously.
I came out and I played this ignorant character and all of a sudden I became the biggest thing on the internet.
So I'm just milking that.
That's the only way to communicate to you guys.
And now that he said that, I go, okay, I can look at all these horrendous things that you've said that I wouldn't want to platform.
And I can go, oh, that's a character that you're playing.
You could do that.
I'll try to do a comedy show with him out here.
And I saw that.
He's talking about some Asian people.
But those are the things that I'm like, if he's actually...
You can't do the act at the time he said some wild shit.
I think like right now you would have no problem doing that.
I don't know if you're in New York City.
I'll probably go down south too.
Because I'm going to be honest with you.
Like even when, you know, talking about like just being controversial and shit, even when I was having a show out here, man, I had to have some conversations with some of the venue owners and certain people that I was like, these aren't even things that people talk about, but they were concerned about even me.
So like Charles White, I'm like, well, I mean, down south, unilaterally, they don't give two fucks.
Yeah, but you've been on stage in New York and you had people pressing you.
Like that was a thing where it's like, no, no, no, no.
This is so establishment's need to consider when you're not going on stage.
No, no, but it wouldn't be that.
So what you're talking about, I went on, somebody invited me out.
So this is back on Fake Guys and the thing meeting guys, they invited me out to a show.
Again, it was a show with a bunch of gangster dudes on it.
Obviously, like, you know, a guy like me who touts like, yo, listen, you do something to me.
I'm going to call the police.
They didn't like too much.
So they started heckling me a little bit.
I loved it.
You know what I mean?
Because I really love live shit.
An establishment doesn't love that.
So if you are drawing that type of engagement, they're not going to want you to be on stage and you draw that type of engagement.
Okay, no, no.
Okay.
Granted.
But what I'm trying to say is that's not the normal engagement because that was my crowd.
So like, it's not that if I threw an event because I did an event before.
I did it in Jersey.
It was the most.
But your event is different than a Charleston event.
No, What he's talking about is imagine you go out.
No, I know.
I know his.
Imagine you come out to my show, right?
And my show thinks you're racist.
And they're like, fuck Andrew Schultz.
If you threw an event and it was your crowd, they're not going to say, fuck Andrew Schultz.
They're going to be like, yo, that's her guy.
So that's kind of what happened there.
What I'm saying is if you threw the Charleston event, the venue might be concerned that there are people that are upset at Charleston.
But again, I just.
That's only New York, do I think?
Fair enough.
I just think he's such a compelling communicator.
And then if this is all a character by design, like if he sat in a room somewhere and he was like, how do I get my message out better?
Okay, let me try to do this.
I'm fascinated at that.
If I sit down with Blueface and Blueface goes, yeah, listen, I just kind of like assessed the market.
I assessed what I could do.
And I thought, oh, wow, I'm actually really good at creating these storylines and creating drama and chaos within this relationship dynamic that I'm pretty good at.
These girls I've talked to, they're kind of on board with it.
We're going to light the internet on fire.
I want to hear that behind the scenes.
I want to hear.
Now, is he willing to come out and say that while it's happening?
Maybe not, but maybe not.
I don't think none of these people are that much in control.
Fair enough.
Even Charles White.
For me, oh, ooh, ooh.
So you don't think Charleston did this on purpose?
I'm not saying he didn't do it on purpose, but I know Charleston and he's the person where when he crossed the lines, it's because of ego and emotion.
And yes, he does have a general like, hey, this is the angle I want to approach that, but it's not like some like maniacal plan.
Like when it comes across perfectly, like for example, he called me after, you know, that did millions of views with him in Camp Newton.
He'd say, that should have been me and you.
He's like, you challenge me in that way where it'll bring out that side of me.
But when he's being challenged by these gangbangers, you know, he tells them, you know, run up on me, I'll kill you.
That's his thing.
It's not like some really like carefully like, no, I have this all in control.
It's like, no, I'm, I'm kind of going through this and I'm taking it as it is.
And, you know, hopefully it kind of works out good at the right moment.
Like, for example.
I feel like both of y'all navigate that way.
Like, you kind of call motherfuckers out who sometimes are really about that life.
And it's like.
Yeah, no.
So, so one thing is a call out.
You won't hear like, and I tell, boom, I tell Charleston this.
Dave East Attractiveness00:15:55
Don't say things against large groups of people when you're offended by one person.
You're offended by somebody who's Asian.
Don't diss all Asian people, right?
Just that guy.
Yeah, right.
Because this is him and China Mac.
Yeah, it's just that one guy.
Right now, with me.
And China Mac going to want to handle that.
Yeah.
Now, with me, and I think with Charleston and maybe a few people in that space, it's like, yeah, like you're not going to, like, especially this place I'm at now, you're not going to punk me into like fear in you type of stuff.
It's like, dog, like, for example, like my song, like, I'm like, nobody's scared of you.
You know what I mean?
And obviously, maybe other people are looking at it like, well, this is like encouraged.
No, nobody's scared of you.
You know what I mean?
And I'm going to continue to stand on that.
You know what I mean?
Like somebody like my son or some random bum.
Because here's the thing.
A lot of hip-hop meeting.
This is why I like people.
What's the issue with my son?
Well, there's a lot of people who feel like, you know, because you're not from their environment, like he's the guy who used to walk around holding picket fence.
Yo, you know, Black Lives Matter, whatever the case is.
He feels that.
My son was on that time.
He was really on that time, though.
Well, regardless of what his platform is, his issue with me is because you have people who think that they're deserving of your platform and you didn't work hard enough for it.
Or based on what they do, they should get the same attention as you.
I'm not here to dictate the results.
You can do what you do.
I do what I do.
If the results aren't the same for you, it's not on me to try to make it that for you, right?
So there's an envy play there.
No, of course.
Like he's like, yo, hey, like anything I do wrong, you'll be like, hey, this is the guy you all listen to.
Look at him.
Right.
So it's like, well, I get you're doing that.
Number one, they're not going to stop listening to me.
It's not going to diminish my platform.
But also, if you think this is helping you in any type of way, it's not.
But then you get that type of person who tries to, you know, then use what they feel is their advantage to try to belittle you because they can't get people to stop messing with you.
Hey, Andrew's a punk.
You know what?
Andrew, you know, like, I'll fuck Andrew up.
Or they'll say whatever the case is to now intimidate you.
And obviously they want your space.
So they want you to be like, you know what, you got it.
You know what?
I'm going to go over.
I'm going to go to that other town and I'm going to leave you alone.
But at some point, you got to stand up for yourself because these people don't know you.
I don't know my son.
I've never had a conversation with him.
Also, I've always said this.
You can't.
We had him on Brilliant.
He was great.
Well, I've always said, if someone isn't willing to have a conversation with you, I said it about that Looney Tune guy I had on Brilliant.
If someone isn't willing.
Nah, there's no need.
If someone isn't to I told him that.
I was like, you guys should just have a pod.
If someone isn't willing to have a conversation with you, why should you really even validate the conversation or whatever they're saying about you?
That's if you're not willing to talk to him.
Yeah, so it's like you have these people who think they're morally superior to you.
Like, I don't want to get in a conversation.
Like at this point, like, I'm a whole boss.
You think I'm going to sit down with a Looney Two nigga who's getting paid 50 bucks an hour from Charlemagne and sit there while he's over there thinking he's giving me games.
Shut up.
There is an argument to be said that you need to be on a certain level to maybe have conversations.
I just said it to Adam recently.
Like the same guy who Al was talking about, there was an argument about with Al.
I remember I didn't want to say the guy's name.
But I said it to Adam.
I said, Adam, I ain't going to lie.
The guy made some good points, but like you, you're at the point where you could choose who you sit down with because that guy is there to try to dunk on you.
You know nothing about him.
He knows everything about you.
And he's just trying to get some type of viewership off your embarrassment.
Yeah, that's a good point.
Like, would you sit with anyone at this point?
No.
You can't.
But I'll only sit with the people that I'm interested in.
That's, yeah, that's the Jay blew up 50 by responding to him.
And that's why I think he realized, because I think with Adam, with that situation yesterday, like he was trying to sit with some guy named Charlie Kirk, but it wasn't him.
They swapped it out for this grifter and this guy went crazy.
Hey, you know what I want to ask you guys about?
Yeah.
Because I'm about to do an interview with him.
Matt Reif.
Yes.
What do you guys think about him?
Matt Reif has had an unbelievable rise to superstardom in the stand-up community.
And I saw his shit pop up on YouTube.
Yeah.
Which I think he must use YouTube in a really unique colour.
YouTube and TikTok.
TikTok is where he really blew up blue quick.
But like unbelievable.
I've never seen anything like it.
And I think sometimes what happens is when you have a super fast rise, we were talking about this on Patreon a bit, but like you don't have your fans don't have the time to like really like invest and understand you for who you are.
So anything that kind of goes against their perception of you, because again, they don't really know who you are just yet.
They're quick to react to and be like, hey, this isn't the version of you that I thought you were.
Whereas like your fans, fans that have been listening to you for what, the last 10 years who've been doing content, you could say pretty much any fucked up thing and they'll be like, I know who Ack is.
I've been listening to Ack eight hours a week.
So I think what happens with Matt is he's in a situation where there's so many people watching him that don't really know him.
And then it's very easy to get a convoluted idea of who he is.
And there's a lot of people that I'm sure are looking at him and going, fuck that guy for being so famous.
Remember, when you get really successful, people want to tear you down.
That's just human instinct.
I also knew him from Wilding Out, and he was a sweet.
He's a kid.
I mean, to me, he's 27 now, but he's...
Oh, he's a sweet.
He's like a nice person.
He's a great person.
And his crowd work is great.
It was kind of hilarious because I saw him with my man Dave Portnore from Barcelona.
And he was like, pretty much explaining.
He's like, yo, in a sense, he said something that I've heard and rap before from like Dave East and a few other people.
They're like, he felt like maybe his perceived attractiveness hurts his comedy.
And that was like a whole conversation.
I was like, you know, Dave East once said that if people were laughing about it, they're like, motherfucker, you just can't rap.
Like, what do you think you look too good to rap?
Like, you know what I mean?
But, you know, he made a, like, I was listening to his ideas about it.
Compelling thing.
It was like, yo, hey, listen, when you're a comedian, you know, usually it's your words that is like, you know, making people enamored about what the fuck they're into with you.
And he was just like, yo, he would have these shows where a woman would just show up just to be like, yo, he looks amazing.
Your skill always has to exceed whatever else you bring.
So Tom Brady is the most handsome dude, but he's nice.
And he's nicer than he is handsome.
As long as you're nicer than you are, whatever else, you're nicer than you are.
Tall, you're nicer than you are.
Fat.
You're nicer than you are.
Skinny.
You're nicer than you are.
Shredded.
Nobody says a single fucking thing.
Tom Brady is the nicest quarterback that's ever existed.
So nobody even talks about how he's good looking.
It's not until he's like retired that people are like, damn, that motherfucker handsome.
Because before that, it was like, that motherfucker is nice.
So I think that you could make the argument that that's being used against him, but he's just got to make sure that he's putting everything he possibly can into being nice at comedy.
And if people know you for being nice, they don't get being attractive is awesome too, but you just got to be nice.
If there's a gap between how good you are and how something else you are, people always be resentful of that.
From the comedy community, and I don't know if he was alluding to that maybe lightly.
Is there possible resentment on his come up?
Because comics are haters, bro.
But here's the problem.
Comics are haters, but they don't realize that like Matt.
So the example that we've given before is like Russell Peters.
You know, Russell Peters, a comedian?
Indian comedian, absolutely hilarious.
He probably exposed most of the world to stand up.
And I genuinely mean that by numbers, most of the world to stand up.
So that's Russell right there.
Hilarious.
Yeah.
He exposed most of the world to stand-up.
Like by number, he probably shared stand-up with more people than any other human in history.
You have to be grateful for Russell because so many other people, myself, Akash, eating because he exposed billions of people to stand-up, and those people also want other stand-ups.
So when I see stand-ups hating on Matt, I'm like, bro, bro, bro, bro.
He got all these girls who might have never listened to stand-up to start listening to stand-up.
Now they're listening to you.
The same thing, like when we started putting out stand-up clips, we were exposing whole other audiences on YouTube to stand-up that might have never listened to it.
Now they're listening to it.
Don't be resentful of the success.
Understand that now there's way more market share for you to tap into.
So the resentment is like short-sighted, bitter.
It's hate.
You're kind of smiling.
Oh, no.
Oh, but it's like.
You think he's cute?
He is cute.
He's a hater.
No, he's going to go.
You got to cancel him on.
My point is like, my point is like, you're going to eat off of this.
You think he's cute?
Man, I ain't going to lie.
I heard that nigga talking about himself looking good.
I'm like, yeah, this nigga is tweaking, man.
This ugly motherfucker.
I don't get it.
You don't like white guys?
I don't like white women or white girls.
I don't know how, I don't know what metric men are.
Who's the hottest dude to you?
Nobody, me.
But there's nobody better looking than you.
You don't think anybody looks better than you?
I don't look at men.
Objectively speaking, you can't say another.
A guy is good looking.
A guy?
Accurate being ridiculous right now.
Yo, niggas don't look good to me.
Not a single dude is handsome.
Not one nigga looks good.
We're not saying look good to you.
We're saying, like, you can see how women find him attractive.
Put it that way.
Put it that way.
Bro, that's like saying, yo, could I put on my gay lens and figure out who you are?
Saucy Santana, not top.
That's the most like Saucy look crazy.
Okay, okay.
Are there guys that are ugly?
I think all guys are ugly.
So there's not one guy that's uglier than another.
So you're ugly.
No, no, I ain't ugly.
I think you hot.
All y'all ugly the same?
You think you're hot?
Hold on.
You think you hot?
We're all ugly the same.
Okay, okay.
I think, like, if I seen a girl and they picked between y'all, like, I would be so confused.
I'm like, if they were like, oh, no, I find whoever hotter.
I'm like, like, how?
But you just brought up Dave East, for example.
Yeah.
So do you think Dave East is like?
We've been laughing at that motherfucker.
Like, no, you just can't rap like that.
But, you did bring him up as someone who presented as good looking.
Yeah.
And you think you're better looking than Dave East or equal or what?
No, I think he's ugly.
You don't have to do that.
You don't have to.
You don't have to ask.
You don't have to.
Like, it's okay.
Nobody's going to check your.
I actually like Dave East, though.
He's making me insecure about this.
No one's going to check your sex.
I think he's an ugly nigga, man.
He's a good-looking dude.
I think Chris Brown looks ugly.
I think Usher looks ugly.
I think Barack Obama looks ugly.
I think I think all these niggas look ugly.
Are y'all attracted to these niggas?
There's a difference between attraction and then acknowledging the symmetry in someone's face.
Some people are more symmetrical than others and they live up to the business.
But you're not talking about symmetry, bro.
You're talking about attractiveness.
Who's okay?
Is Dave East symmetrical?
He's symmetrically ugly, bro.
I ain't gonna lie to you.
Who are you trying to prove?
Like, you're trying to argue.
And I don't know who you're symmetric.
If you have a son one day, do you think your son would be handsome?
If he looked like me, I'm the only person that looks attractive.
I'm gonna be honest.
Like, if you find anybody, if you're a man and you find any other man attracting you, you have brothers.
You have two brothers.
Yeah.
Are they already look like me?
So they ain't there.
Is one of them better looking than the other?
Nah, they both ugly.
You came from your dad.
Nah, I look like my dad, like, like, your dad's a good-looking ass nigga.
Nah, I ain't say good-looking, but like, he alright, though.
That's progress.
Hold on, hold on.
So maybe your dad could have catch it.
Why y'all got this picture with Matt Rife without his shirt, my nigga?
Why does it matter?
He doesn't look good to you.
Yo, hold on.
I see what he's talking about.
He's trying to tell jokes.
Y'all looking at his ass.
I'm just saying.
I think this is a handsome man.
He wouldn't tell jokes like that.
Yo, he got like a BBL belly button, man.
You know, the BBL belly button.
It looks like the black hole.
The stretch shit.
It's not a stretch.
We know the BBL belly button.
It's not the BBL belly button.
Yo, why are you looking at his belly button, bro?
No, he was still son.
I didn't even know he had a belly button.
He was really.
Hold on.
Okay.
Is his belly button.
You're saying his button.
Nah, I'm fucking with Matt Rife though.
He's a funny person.
Yo, hold on, hold on.
Yo, what about him?
Can I say one thing?
But you're saying his belly button is less attractive than other male belly buttons.
No, I ain't never said.
No, no, I'm just saying.
No, you set it up.
You said.
Yo, one thing I'm going to say about Matt Rife.
Like, when I was first watching, when I was first watching him, he made you funny.
I remember I was just like, yo, I don't get how funny he is because I'm like, yo, I feel like he was like a dude just trying to impress girls.
I'm going to be honest with you.
Got it.
Then I was just like, yo, this guy is fucking hilarious.
He's quick and witty.
And I think that's what he uploads to YouTube.
And yeah, like, you know, I think he's pretty good.
Yeah, top-tier crowd work, I think.
But back to finding or not finding.
Would you fuck him?
No, but you understand.
I'm not.
I'm not a guy's good looking without fucking him.
Yeah, yeah.
I don't know if you think.
I think you think it's.
Okay, when you see male models, right?
Not male model.
Like walking the one runway or like in an ad for Gucci or an ad for Dior, when you see the models, do you think that the casting agents for those models are just pointing at any guy and putting them there?
Or do you think there are certain things they're looking for?
I do think that I think they're looking for probably physique, but facially is.
He's more of a body guy.
That body.
Hey, listen.
Hold on.
I would say they're looking for physique.
See which guy the clothes fits good on.
Who the fuck is this nigga?
That's what they're on steroids.
Do you think these guys are the same level of attractive?
Like those two guys.
Same level of attractiveness.
Or ugliness, I guess.
Or ugly.
Yeah, I ain't gonna lie.
If my bitch fucked either one of these niggas, I'd be mad just the same.
Well, of course you'd be mad.
Yeah, I'd be mad.
Wait, but if you think you're better looking than Thor?
No.
If you had to get, just if a chick picked pickups Thor, that's one of the right.
Yeah, I ain't fucking with that.
If a bitch picked her over me man, I ain't with that shit.
Accurate yes, he looks incredible.
Okay listen, there's Thor right, okay.
And then you guys hair, short hair.
Then there's that dude.
No, this is a good.
This is a good, okay.
Now get out of the body because the body's distracting.
Just go closer to the face right, right now.
Do you think this guy is in any way better looking than the other guy that is?
You're just so confused right now you're like perplexed bro, I ain't gonna lie.
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Y'all playing like gay games, but I think both these ugly ass niggas is the same.
Honest theories no no no, I think you're.
I think you're afraid that if you admit a guy is walking on, you might be.
If y'all ask you get on gay.
If you ask a pertinent question like who do I think is in better shape?
Of course I could not better shape.
We're not saying who like?
Who do you want to get?
Who do I attractive?
Yeah like, i'm gonna be honest with you.
If you think anyone who's attractive, you gay.
No, we didn't say they're attractive.
We who's more?
Who's more ugly?
Yeah, they're all ugly.
Who's more ugly?
They're all ugly.
Who's more ugly tomorrow?
It's not, they're all ugly.
Who's more ugly?
That's gay, that's that they.
They're all ugly right, they're all ugly.
Who's more ugly?
Who's more ugly?
Yo yo, you answer the question.
How do you get a hundred million who's more ugly?
If you just answer it correct by societal standards, 25 million By societal standards.
And you just got to guess it.
It's not Ash.
It's not Act.
It's just by societal standards.
Who's more ugly between them?
Thank you for saying that.
Not to say the truth.
They both ugly as shit.
I knew he's going to fucking do that.
It's weird how much you're overcompensating.
You think women could be better looking and uglier?
You said what?
You think women can be better looking than other women?
Yeah, because I have an attraction to women.
So like, I could tell you.
Me, me, if I'm judging who's more, who's uglier or whatever, it's based on who I'm attracted to.
So play this: I might think a girl is more attractive.
You might think not because, you know, it's my attraction.
Yeah.
So if I'm attracted to her for whatever reason, but you're not, I think she's more pretty.
Remove attraction.
Remove attraction.
I don't think looks are objective at all.
Okay, how about this?
Oh, here we go.
So by.
Do you?
Yeah.
Yes.
Okay, I don't.
Okay, okay, that's fair.
Now, what you're basically making the argument is: if the closer to what your aesthetic is, the closer to what a girl that is attractive for you looks like, whoever gets closer to that, they're more attractive.
Is that fair enough?
Yes.
So if there is a man that is closer to your style, you find him more.
I'm not sure if you're a stylist.
I'm just saying.
You don't got a style of niggas.
No, that's crazy.
It's going to sound crazy.
I'm just saying.
That's interesting to say beauty is just not objective at all.
It's completely subjective.
Male or female.
No, 100%.
That's interesting.
To me, I do think like last time I was on Fresh Affairs was asking me to rate chicks, and I'm like, yo, I really think this is completely subjective.
They were trying to actually take this shorty, for example.
Like, is she attractive in your eyes?
Is she like an eight?
Type of shit.
But like, she has a dick.
So you think that she's...
Can you scroll down?
Can you scroll down?
Can you show her the reveal?
There's a dick.
Can you read what that says, Zach?
You was born when she was born a dick.
So, like, that's okay.
Can you just read what it says?
I just read what it says.
What's this guy doing?
I'm just saying she was born.
She was.
She was.
Can we just acknowledge that that girl is fine as fuck?
That's what I'm saying.
That's what I'm saying.
Can you read what it says?
Just for the people.
For who people.
You read what that headline says?
Chris Hemsworth fucks some bad bitch.
Oh, that's a bad bitch.
A girl born with a dance.
Y'all trolling now.
She's trolling.
Can we acknowledge she's kind of hot, though?
Bro, here's my point.
Here's my point.
If you find acknowledge that a male looks attractive, I'm not knocking.
I'm not calling you gay.
To me, I could only visually see what would be in the realm of attractiveness to me and then judge off.
Like, for example, I have a type of girl.
Like, what y'all think is a 10, I probably don't think it's a 10.
So who's really going to be a girl?
What do you think is a 10?
BBL, Caesar, beard.
No, what's your 10?
What's your 10?
Tell us exactly what you're attending.
Alex, check your mic.
It's going to be a girl with a natural body.
That's number one.
If you have any fake parts, you can't be a 10 to me.
Not no way, no how to do it.
I respect her.
I respect her.
Right?
Me, it might be a Latina or a mixed girl.
Just saying name.
No, no, I'm on describe her because I'm.
Say a celebrity.
Like, just like a nigga.
Like, what the fuck?
Just say an E. He's like simping.
I think none of these bitches is 10.
Like, listen, we're all humans, bro.
We all got flaws, bro.
Like, yo, this sounds like some mad simple.
No one in the world who is a 10 in your bro, bro, bro, bro.
10, we don't, we throw around that like the word goat.
Like everybody's a 10, everybody's a 10.
That's a bunch of 10s.
Who you think is that?
Beyonce's a 10.
Jamo's a 10.
Beyonce's a straight eight, my nigga.
Like, I ain't gonna hold you.
So you, Beyonce, and this dude are the same to you?
Yo, you fucking boxy boy.
Judge's gift dude is an I'm just saying.
Oh, so y'all just google anything.
Look at y'all.
Young Sophia.
My nigga, this picture look like it was taken in the 70s, dog.
It was.
She's Sophia Vergara.
She's 70 years old.
Yeah.
Yo, I ain't gonna play it.
Ruby Rose is like an eight and a half to me, man.
Like, you know what I mean?
Eight and a half.
Eight and a half, eight and a half.
Ruby Rose.
You know who Ruby Rose is?
Oh, yes.
She had a nigga spent $100,000 on Sports.
We all have the Explorer page.
That was Cat.
That was Kat.
I mean, well, there's Kevin.
But it's Cat.
Well, that was good marketing.
Fantastic marketing.
But that's fantastic surgery.
I like how you gave the trans dude an eight, though.
That's probably okay.
Who is the hottest?
SC is going to be like, yo, you know what?
Who's the hottest?
Who's the hottest?
Who's the hottest in the entertainment realm right now?
Shincia.
Bring it up.
Okay.
She's a Jamaican singer.
How you spell that?
S-H-E-N.
Yeah, right there.
What about Shawty from South Africa?
It's a beautiful woman.
Tyler.
Yeah, Tyler.
What about Tyler?
She's beautiful.
Nah, she's like 18, man.
Like, I ain't no Diddy shit.
I'm on a grown man, so it's got to be at least like 20.
You just keep a training at eight.
But she was grown.
Yeah, I just pulled up with anything on her.
Nah, but as a woman.
As a woman, she's probably like a year and a half old.
That's true.
I'm going to be honest.
You just gave one old pussy an eight.
The Tyler person, she looked too young, bro.
I'm going to be honest with you.
But like, if you start liking, like, play this, I don't even rate Calla Ray.
If you like Calla Ray, you're a pedophile.
I actually like that.
Like, she looks like a woman.
I didn't agree with that.
I used to feel that with Ariana Grande.
I feel like that about her, too.
We'll talk.
Now I know you're good.
You down on some Diddy shit.
No, because here's the thing.
It's like, if she looks underage.
If she looks like a boy, man.
It don't matter if she's 23.
If she looks 14, yes.
I respect that.
Because Tyler, I feel the same.
I was trying to.
I tried to catch you and you got me.
Well, how old is she?
20.
21.
Yeah, man.
I don't care about nothing about that.
Man, she got to eat some meat, man.
So you like a little bit more thickness?
No, I like people who look like adults.
Adults.
You feel me?
Yeah.
That's a good standard.
You know, white people, they be on some other type of shit.
You know what I mean?
White.
It's white people that...
Yo, you realize the age of consent in most of these states is like 16.
And who invented that?
White people.
Yep.
Now, what's the age of consent in non-white countries?
Do you think it's older or younger?
Nah, Jamaica's like 21, man.
You can't fuck nobody.
I'm a 21, man.
Let's go look at the age of 16.
I'm not only.
Go look at the age of consent.
Go look at the age of consent.
Wildfire don't work.
The wildfire don't work.
Let's look at the age of consent.
This ain't all.
This ain't Australia.
Australian.
White people fuck the oldest bitches, bro.
Nope, nope.
White people fuck the oldest bitches.
16 and you can get daggered at 16.
Where's that?
The age of consent in Jamaica is 16 years old.
That's white.
That's Jamaica Queens, motherfucker.
That's a helping.
That's not happening.
That's not happening.
It's not happening right now.
All right, but for real, though.
Queens, we don't find no guy attractive.
Wait, do y'all really find men attractive?
Like, also merch.
I'm not even bullshit with you.
You're not sexually attractive.
Yo, when I look at y'all, it's not like I'm like, oh, yeah, the worst.
Just that, like, it doesn't like I can't distinguish what would be more attractive.
Like, like, if you actually get my photo, he's trying to, he's trying to get like he has pretty eyes.
He's trying to acknowledge that.
Hold on, what?
You're going too hard.
No, no, not be in the eyes when I said this.
I have pretty eyes.
You won't even look me in the eyes.
You're just too afraid.
Yo, yo, you know what I'm saying?
Yo, you curl your eyelashes.
That's crazy.
You do curl your eyelashes.
And you mad gay for that.
Only girls are.
Your eyelashes are like, your eyelashes are like black.
You know what I'm saying?
No, bro.
You don't care.
If having this discussion, you're like, yo, could I acknowledge who's in better shape, who's taller?
You got curly ass eyelashes, my nigga.
I ain't gonna lie, man.
Y'all the only dudes who ever mentioned it, man.
Y'all on some such thing to be told my eyelashes was kind of curly, but yours.
Your eyelashes are crazy.
They're like this.
They're like swooped up.
Before you come to our podcast, you take that little metal thing and you go like, yeah, you cramped.
You crimped it.
Could you clamp your eyelashes?
What?
Son, stop acting like you don't climp your eyelashes, bro.
It's okay.
It's okay.
It's good.
Now, hey, did you?
He don't do it.
He don't do it.
Come on.
I ain't gonna lie learning from that right now.
Look at this guy, man.
But look at that.
How often you get this shit shaped up right here, bro?
Once a week.
Once a week.
Look at that guy.
This is the sexiest man alive 2022.
That's the sexiest guy alive.
People magazine.
Would you fucking be honest?
Nah.
It's not a sexual dude.
You fuck him.
It's so funny.
Okay.
It's not a sexual thing.
It's just not sexual.
You just like looking at him.
Okay.
Yo, this is.
You just can't even actually think it's easy to like because I was just literally asking, like, yo, why do you think this guy's attractive?
He paid for it.
He paid for it.
Paid for what?
He paid for that slot this year.
I don't think he's not.
Also, you don't think he's that attractive?
I don't think he's a lot of people.
I was offended, yo.
That's a good looking guy.
Dave, back in the day, who was he sticking to me?
Son, this man been acting 40 years.
He's like dreaming.
You wouldn't know.
He's McDreaming back in the day, like 10 years ago.
But he don't.
So old ass.
Wow.
What about what about Bedford?
What's his name?
To Tyson Bedford.
Tyson Beckford.
Beckford.
Yeah, he's some old ass niggas.
Yeah.
I don't like.
I always thought them niggas was gay.
What?
Good talk.
Like, being gay or being straight does the hottest change, whether of course, if you're gay, you're eliminating more than Tyson.
Because you're eliminated from what?
Hold on, bro.
Being hot.
Hot.
Like, what are we talking about?
If somebody looks at Christian, we talking about could you get listen, please.
The way our men talk with face.
Yo, the way our men talk.
Plants, this is a compliment.
It's how black men give compliments.
Like, yo, yo, that nigga get bitches.
So if you're not getting bitches, like, you think he gets bitches right now?
I think he gets niggas.
I ain't gonna hold you.
But like, when you look at his problem, who do you think get bitches?
Yeah, who do you think is bitches?
Naucy Santana.
No, but who do you think he has?
Who do you think gets bitches?
Shit.
Al, you cute, though.
I'm married.
Pause.
I'm married.
That's not flirty.
You said it.
You the one that said it.
No, that's not flurry.
It's just like, no, actually, I do flurry.
I'm going to do pictures now, and it's okay.
I received it.
Why do you think I get bitches?
Why do you think I get pictures?
Nah, he didn't say you.
He didn't say you.
No, I didn't say, no, no.
All for accomplishments, man.
Oh, so you're saying that Tyson's saying, yeah, yeah, that's what's got me, bitches.
Don't do that, dude.
He said it.
He said, somebody looks at young college.
It's all good.
Hold on, right there.
Tyson.
Nah, Tyson.
Tyson Beckford.
That's a handsome officer.
You don't think that that's a handsome guy?
He said he gets his dicks.
Nah, man.
Probably one of them niggas in a free cough, man.
You know, let me give you the idea.
But you don't think Diddy only selects the best looking dudes for the freeze off?
Did he say he was selecting the biggest dicks?
That's crazy.
There's been rumors about him.
You know, the whole time I'm hearing Diddy was selecting niggas with the biggest dicks, I never got a call.
Never got a call.
So maybe it's wrong.
Maybe it's a Diddy question.
Another Diddy question.
Sorry, we need to talk about this because we've been trying to figure out.
You said everybody's afraid to talk about Diddy.
Yeah, yeah.
Explain the history of 50 and Diddy and why 50 is not afraid to say that shit.
Yo, 50 the GOAT, bro.
He's incredible.
Yeah, you are 50s have not been.
You know what?
We got to realize 50 is a little bit different because I think 50 really don't give a fuck.
Nobody gives a fuck less than 50.
No, well, I'm going to be honest with you.
I think Diddy fucked up when he dated 50s babe moms.
So there's a long history.
It goes back to 50 trying to like, you know, sign Mace.
There was some contract stuff.
There's some music stuff that's really in between 50 and Diddy.
You know, a lot of like bad blood, but not really.
It's one of those like you're in the industry with somebody you don't like.
So you got to kind of like play the do the song and dance.
Don't really fuck with it, but it is what it is.
And then I believe it got to the point where Diddy dates his baby mama.
It's over after that.
I've always said, listen, let me tell this.
Put it like this.
Like, I don't even know who your girl is, right?
Or let's say ex-girl, right?
Or both y'all ex-girl, right?
If that girl told us, like, oh, you're United States, Mark, you stay out, I'm good.
Because to me, like, we're beefing after that.
Like, I always say you got to leave people's girls, ex-girls alone.
People go to war over that.
And I think that's what 50 is doing, man.
Oh, so you think that this was from the past?
It's not him trying to.
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No, of course.
I think 50 has been waiting for this moment for like 10 to 15 years.
I don't know where it went wrong because they did a collab.
There was a song where it was Puffy, Diddy, and Jay-Z.
That whole billionaires 1-2-3.
You know, 50-113.
50's not lying, though.
He's a truthful dude.
He said y'all was cool and everything was good.
And the motherfucker asked me to, he asked me to go shopping.
You don't ask a man to go shopping.
You know what I mean?
You ever asked Mark like you want to take him shopping?
We like to shop together for sure.
No, no, no.
But did you take him shopping?
Not shop together.
Take him shopping.
But Aggie.
I buy him an outfit.
Yeah, no, no.
You're going to be like, yo, I couldn't afford to.
Like, shopping is on me.
We're going out.
That's a little weird.
Not really.
Because if he dressed like Ag, I'd be like, yo, Ag, I'll take you shopping just because I want to help you.
Let's try to level up your shop game.
It was like, I was flirting, bro.
See?
I was flirting right there.
I was flirting with you.
I was too young right now.
I respect Saucy a little bit more.
He's a go-knock me out.
He said, go take me shopping before you drop.
You're trying to seduce it.
That's seduction.
At least Saucy was like, I'm going to knock you out before you do it.
You're going to remember.
That's right.
You're going to fuck Saucy.
That's what's going to happen.
No, I'm not going to be like, see, yeah.
Exactly.
Now you're dapping.
I'm going to fuck you.
And I don't hate you.
I'm just blame.
No, but he was trying to flirt with you right there.
No, no, no.
So let me tell you.
You take a man shopping and you got to be in that little gray area while they're waiting in the change room.
You can't.
You can turn around.
Let me get.
If your man says, turn around, let me see.
That's where it's a problem.
That's where it's a problem.
Or you would not be like, yo, hey, does it fit?
And be like, now come on out here.
Now you gay.
You gay.
You gay.
Come on now.
That's what you're going to do?
That's not what I'm going to do.
I'm just trying to get a little bit of a drink.
Can you tell if it's a game?
Can you tell if a dog is sweat?
Can you tell if the dog is better looking than another dog?
A dog?
Yeah, can you be like, yeah, can you be like, yo, this pitbull is shit you want?
Nigga, you have sex.
Just in case.
You literally cannot understand objectiveness.
Like attractiveness being objective.
So like literally, like when you buy a dog, are you like, oh, that dog is better looking than that dog?
Cuter.
Send Jamaica's all over.
You don't think dogs are different cuteness?
Nah, it's a dog.
Dude with no teeth, hillbilly, just meth head is, you think, equal attractiveness to Tom Brady?
I think both of them is ugly.
And you think if I see a dog and I'm like, oh my god, that dog said while he was crying, bro.
That ain't nothing too.
I'm like genuinely confused.
Like, for example, I got a Rob Wilder.
Yeah.
Like, this never crossed my mind, like, hey, another dog is like, bro, you fuck dogs?
No, no, no.
So you never thought a dog is cute.
You never been like, oh my God, dog is so cute.
No, no, I've thought dogs are adorable, but I've never been like, I've never compared cute.
Okay, what man is more adorable than another man?
Niggas are not adorable to me.
Wait, wait, wait.
What do you have to prove?
I love how committed you are.
You think men are adorable?
No, but they clearly.
You're fucking gay.
This guy's fucking gay, bro.
Let me ask you, yo, Al.
You're excited, man.
You're walking up to Mango, Gucci, Gucci, Gucci, Gucci.
Let me go to something.
Let me exit.
So if someone asks you a question, who's more attractive, me or him?
You could have an answer.
Yeah.
That's Mark.
It's not even crazy.
What are you talking about?
That was actually hurtful.
He didn't have to say that part.
He didn't have to say the last part.
He didn't have to say the last part.
Yo, my boy said that like he had a boner.
Nah, that's crazy.
You got a boner?
Yo, that dude said, yo, that dude said like he had a boulder.
Yo, but the famous way more attractive than you.
No boner.
No boner.
Like way more.
Every girl would come up to him before they code too.
Every girl.
He said, you're roughing on his own.
Yo, this is him.
And I said, I've seen a white girl so they all walking up to him before they walk up to you.
Every single day.
Everybody's walking up to him before they walk up to you.
Yo, I think he feels on cup like your dad, bro.
Hold my dick.
Yo, shit is fucking.
No, no.
I think he's on it.
I think he's a lot on that.
I think he's on it on that one.
But do you have a boner when he's on it?
There's no boner.
Go work off your bonus.
You can't.
He comes, bro.
He's still trying to get it.
The craziest thing is this is the most animated we've seen.
He looks good.
Yo, he's fine.
If you're going to ask me, if you're going to ask me, anybody, any girl, and me would fuck him first because it's such a definite ass question.
The most clear-cut question ever.
Craziest part?
The craziest part is like Mark is sizing him up.
Like, does he even know I don't even fuck with black dudes?
That is true.
I don't even fuck with black dudes.
I know he don't.
I don't try.
Yeah, yeah.
I shut that down early.
I did shut that down early.
Flagrant, we love you.
We appreciate you.
This is DJ ass.
Sexual tension.
We're going to go fuck him.
On the Patreon version, they're going to be figuring it out.