# EP 34: Rules of Juneteenth

An episode of ["Lets Rap About it" hosted by Fabolous, Maino, Dave East & Jim Jones](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/podcast/1845657564), 1 Jul 2026, 1 h 40 min.

Audio: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2545223/episodes/19428165-ep-34-rules-of-juneteenth.mp3



## Transcript

[0:10] SPEAKER_03: A lot of people's wrapper bummer.
[0:12] SPEAKER_03: A lot of women, a lot of mummers wrapped a bummer.
[0:27] SPEAKER_02: Let's win up a bummer.
[0:39] SPEAKER_05: Let's wrap a body.
[0:41] SPEAKER_06: Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to Let's Rap about it.
[0:44] SPEAKER_06: Brought to you by Playmakers presented by Prize Picks, America's number one sports picks app.
[0:52] SPEAKER_02: How y'all feeling?
[0:53] SPEAKER_02: Oh man, you know how we feel in episode 30.
[0:58] SPEAKER_01: Listen, it's a lot to feel good about.
[1:01] SPEAKER_01: We just understand.
[1:06] SPEAKER_05: And we can fight it today.
[1:17] SPEAKER_05: We are the champions of losers.
[1:24] SPEAKER_03: Yeah.
[1:24] SPEAKER_05: We are the champions.
[1:28] SPEAKER_03: You lost capital on some of the lyrics.
[1:30] SPEAKER_03: A little bit, a little bit.
[1:31] SPEAKER_03: Why you had to blow me your eyes?
[1:34] SPEAKER_05: This is a point of chance.
[1:35] SPEAKER_05: Chaps, man.
[1:36] SPEAKER_02: Two two things though.
[1:38] SPEAKER_02: Two big things.
[1:38] SPEAKER_02: What?
[1:39] SPEAKER_05: Whoa.
[1:40] SPEAKER_05: Whoa.
[1:41] SPEAKER_05: Whoa.
[1:41] SPEAKER_02: Whoa.
[1:42] SPEAKER_02: You see my shirt, man?
[1:43] SPEAKER_02: You see my shirt?
[1:45] SPEAKER_02: Talking like ABC time, man.
[1:47] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
[1:48] SPEAKER_02: These are made for you.
[1:49] SPEAKER_02: We're gonna get rich off these shirts because you're gonna be.
[1:51] SPEAKER_03: He on an 1800, it's gonna be a good one.
[1:53] SPEAKER_03: Check this out.
[1:54] SPEAKER_03: Crazy night.
[1:55] SPEAKER_02: Two things though, right?
[1:56] SPEAKER_02: What?
[1:57] SPEAKER_02: The Knicks won the championship, the underdogs.
[2:03] SPEAKER_02: Everybody hated, everybody doubted.
[2:05] SPEAKER_04: Facts.
[2:06] SPEAKER_02: We did that.
[2:07] SPEAKER_02: And we fresh off our first live show.
[2:12] SPEAKER_02: Sold out.
[2:13] SPEAKER_02: We did that.
[2:13] SPEAKER_02: That's a fact.
[2:14] SPEAKER_02: So it's the Knicks, and let's rap about it.
[2:16] SPEAKER_02: We about to have a lit summer, man.
[2:18] SPEAKER_02: I like that.
[2:18] SPEAKER_02: I had a ball at the live show.
[2:20] SPEAKER_02: Yes, man.
[2:21] SPEAKER_02: Pause.
[2:22] SPEAKER_02: I didn't mean that.
[2:23] SPEAKER_02: A ball?
[2:24] SPEAKER_06: Yeah, I didn't.
[2:25] SPEAKER_06: What?
[2:26] SPEAKER_06: A ball is not a bad thing.
[2:28] SPEAKER_03: Let him just pause itself, man.
[2:29] SPEAKER_03: Let him let them.
[2:29] SPEAKER_03: Like you know we know.
[2:31] SPEAKER_03: You need to learn from the stuff.
[2:32] SPEAKER_03: That's what you need to do.
[2:34] SPEAKER_03: You need to do take it.
[2:34] SPEAKER_03: You gotta take it.
[2:37] SPEAKER_02: I had a good time at the live show.
[2:38] SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
[2:39] SPEAKER_02: I had a ball?
[2:40] SPEAKER_03: Nah.
[2:41] SPEAKER_03: Yo, man.
[2:42] SPEAKER_03: I don't like that one.
[2:43] SPEAKER_02: No.
[2:43] SPEAKER_03: I'm like nothing but sad.
[2:47] SPEAKER_02: Balling.
[2:48] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, that's different.
[2:50] SPEAKER_05: Balling is crazy.
[2:52] SPEAKER_05: Balling?
[2:52] SPEAKER_02: And then having a ball.
[2:54] SPEAKER_02: It's the same thing, bro.
[2:55] SPEAKER_05: Yo, fleet.
[2:56] SPEAKER_05: This shit just started, man.
[2:59] SPEAKER_02: Come on.
[3:00] SPEAKER_02: Y'all gone too far.
[3:01] SPEAKER_02: No, no.
[3:02] SPEAKER_02: Like we just did our live shows, man.
[3:04] SPEAKER_03: What was your favorite part of the live show?
[3:06] SPEAKER_02: I'm gonna tell you something.
[3:08] SPEAKER_02: It's when we came out and took pictures, and and I turned to Mr.
[3:13] SPEAKER_02: David and I said, Mr.
[3:15] SPEAKER_02: David, we rock stars.
[3:18] SPEAKER_05: Yeah, that's a fact.
[3:18] SPEAKER_05: We a rock band.
[3:19] SPEAKER_02: I remember that moment.
[3:21] SPEAKER_02: This felt like a rock band.
[3:22] SPEAKER_02: Like to have all the time.
[3:23] SPEAKER_02: I was with you too.
[3:24] SPEAKER_02: I was, yeah.
[3:24] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
[3:25] SPEAKER_02: To have all those people out there, mainly women.
[3:30] SPEAKER_05: Yeah, it was 80% women.
[3:32] SPEAKER_05: It was outnumbered for sure.
[3:34] SPEAKER_02: Okay.
[3:35] SPEAKER_02: Traveling to come see us.
[3:36] SPEAKER_02: It wasn't about no rap.
[3:38] SPEAKER_02: It wasn't about, you know, no songs.
[3:41] SPEAKER_02: It wasn't about where we come from.
[3:43] SPEAKER_02: It was different, man.
[3:44] SPEAKER_02: It was a different feeling, and it made me feel like, wow, this is this is really insane.
[3:48] SPEAKER_02: Because this is a whole nother level to our trajectory to add on.
[3:54] SPEAKER_03: Shout out to the women because honestly, women, we underestimated how much of a fanship they are of the part as well.
[4:06] SPEAKER_03: Because we got to see it in live time on YouTube and all that.
[4:10] SPEAKER_03: You know what I'm saying?
[4:11] SPEAKER_03: You see a lot of the crowd, and it looks like it's more towards men.
[4:17] SPEAKER_03: But when we had a live show, you see, like you said, the crowd was.
[4:22] SPEAKER_02: I was surprised about that.
[4:24] SPEAKER_02: I didn't know.
[4:25] SPEAKER_02: I'm being honest.
[4:27] SPEAKER_02: Somebody told me, they was like, Well, I knew it was gonna be a bunch of women because men don't really want to come to like a live show like that.
[4:33] SPEAKER_02: That's a more that's a woman.
[4:34] SPEAKER_05: Now I'm gonna break it down in even simpler terms.
[4:38] SPEAKER_05: Niggas don't be wanting to spend money.
[4:40] SPEAKER_05: Right.
[4:41] SPEAKER_05: Women going to take that trip, make a plan it out, going by the merch, going spend money for them tickets.
[4:47] SPEAKER_05: Niggas be wanting to hook up.
[4:48] SPEAKER_05: Just like the music.
[4:49] SPEAKER_05: Niggas be wanting the phone.
[4:50] SPEAKER_05: Yo, East, what up?
[4:51] SPEAKER_05: Yo, me, blah, blah.
[4:53] SPEAKER_05: It be that.
[4:54] SPEAKER_05: The girl gonna be like, I'll meet you there.
[4:57] SPEAKER_05: I think that's the difference.
[4:59] SPEAKER_05: So that's why you seen the.
[5:01] SPEAKER_02: They definitely wait for no niggas.
[5:03] SPEAKER_02: No, shout out to the ladies.
[5:04] SPEAKER_02: They're gonna pull up.
[5:05] SPEAKER_05: Big, big shout out to all the ladies that pulled up.
[5:09] SPEAKER_03: They was with the meet and grease.
[5:11] SPEAKER_03: Everything, every aspect of the show, the women support it heavy, so we definitely gonna watch it on YouTube.
[5:17] SPEAKER_02: Line full of women on the meet and grease.
[5:19] SPEAKER_02: Line full of women.
[5:20] SPEAKER_02: Cups and juices.
[5:21] SPEAKER_02: Cups and deuces.
[5:22] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, I double cup one lady because she, you know, I'm a gentleman.
[5:26] SPEAKER_03: She asked for that?
[5:27] SPEAKER_02: She asked for that.
[5:28] SPEAKER_02: Did you want to double cup or you want to do?
[5:29] SPEAKER_02: She didn't want to do it.
[5:30] SPEAKER_03: I granted one request.
[5:32] SPEAKER_03: You granted one request?
[5:34] SPEAKER_03: Yup.
[5:35] SPEAKER_03: I couldn't look like I was scared.
[5:36] SPEAKER_03: She dared me.
[5:37] SPEAKER_07: Didn't somebody cup you?
[5:39] SPEAKER_02: Nobody cut me.
[5:40] SPEAKER_03: Whoa.
[5:42] SPEAKER_03: You let somebody cup you.
[5:44] SPEAKER_02: Oh, you did get cut?
[5:45] SPEAKER_02: No.
[5:46] SPEAKER_02: That's part of my.
[5:46] SPEAKER_02: You got cupped.
[5:47] SPEAKER_02: No.
[5:49] SPEAKER_02: You got cupped.
[5:50] SPEAKER_02: That's part of my that's part of my ploy to make them feel comfortable.
[5:55] SPEAKER_02: So I say, hold on.
[5:56] SPEAKER_02: I say, hey lady.
[5:57] SPEAKER_02: Cut me.
[6:00] SPEAKER_02: No, I'm not easy like that.
[6:01] SPEAKER_02: No, she cupped you.
[6:02] SPEAKER_02: She cupped you though.
[6:03] SPEAKER_02: And then you was already cupped.
[6:04] SPEAKER_02: You was already cupping.
[6:06] SPEAKER_02: You gave an explanation, you was cupped up.
[6:08] SPEAKER_02: You was cupped up.
[6:09] SPEAKER_02: No, the lady, the lady got the screen.
[6:10] SPEAKER_02: On the red carpet.
[6:11] SPEAKER_06: Nah, not that lady.
[6:12] SPEAKER_02: The lady got on the screen.
[6:13] SPEAKER_02: Not that lady.
[6:13] SPEAKER_02: That's a whole nother.
[6:14] SPEAKER_02: Somebody else cupped you on the carpet.
[6:15] SPEAKER_02: You got cupped on the carpet.
[6:16] SPEAKER_02: You definitely got cupped.
[6:17] SPEAKER_02: I was capping, bro.
[6:18] SPEAKER_02: You got cupping.
[6:19] SPEAKER_02: You was cupping and you got cupped.
[6:21] SPEAKER_02: I didn't get.
[6:21] SPEAKER_02: I would have told you, bro.
[6:22] SPEAKER_02: We saw you.
[6:24] SPEAKER_02: No, no, no, no.
[6:25] SPEAKER_02: But girl, why you.
[6:26] SPEAKER_02: No, no, no.
[6:27] SPEAKER_02: Man, no, that's a bad.
[6:29] SPEAKER_02: You got cupped on the carpet.
[6:30] SPEAKER_02: They got footage of you getting cupped.
[6:32] SPEAKER_02: I would never.
[6:33] SPEAKER_02: So speaking of cups, let's talk about why y'all was being biased with the double cup at the time.
[6:38] SPEAKER_02: Talk about a capo.
[6:40] SPEAKER_06: Because it seems to me that y'all were offering double cup services and then they were.
[6:45] SPEAKER_03: You didn't cup anybody.
[6:46] SPEAKER_02: You should not even be talking about it.
[6:49] SPEAKER_02: You didn't even offer it.
[6:50] SPEAKER_02: We had nothing to do with the cupping.
[6:51] SPEAKER_02: Right.
[6:51] SPEAKER_02: You should not even talk about it.
[6:53] SPEAKER_06: I'm here.
[6:53] SPEAKER_06: See how I try to make sure about it.
[6:55] SPEAKER_06: You should not even think about it right now.
[6:57] SPEAKER_02: I was picking and choosing the cups.
[6:59] SPEAKER_02: Who?
[6:59] SPEAKER_06: Y'all was picking and choosing this word up.
[7:01] SPEAKER_01: You seen somebody that deserved a cup that I didn't do.
[7:04] SPEAKER_01: The cup of cupping.
[7:06] SPEAKER_01: We're not going to get into it.
[7:07] SPEAKER_01: Oh, I understand what you're saying.
[7:08] SPEAKER_01: There were certain people that didn't want that.
[7:10] SPEAKER_01: No, they wanted that and you didn't want to do it.
[7:15] SPEAKER_01: It wasn't available.
[7:16] SPEAKER_03: I'm not responding to the non-cup.
[7:17] SPEAKER_01: First of all, I'm not even.
[7:19] SPEAKER_01: I'm not gonna just do that.
[7:22] SPEAKER_01: Without the permission.
[7:23] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, but you were asking certain girls for the permission, and certain girls you weren't.
[7:28] SPEAKER_02: You was just you were deuces out the gate.
[7:30] SPEAKER_02: What you call it, what you call I was on?
[7:32] SPEAKER_02: Discriminating?
[7:34] SPEAKER_02: Definitely.
[7:34] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, heavy on the discriminator.
[7:36] SPEAKER_02: Heavy on the cup discrimination.
[7:38] SPEAKER_05: A few you went cup and then cup.
[7:41] SPEAKER_05: It was one lady.
[7:42] SPEAKER_02: No, because let's be honest, it was one lady that was more male adjacent.
[7:48] SPEAKER_02: Right?
[7:49] SPEAKER_02: Like she was going in.
[7:51] SPEAKER_02: She was going in that area.
[7:52] SPEAKER_02: Like she was, you know, she was probably more of a, you know, uh I don't know.
[7:58] SPEAKER_05: Say it.
[7:59] SPEAKER_02: Say it.
[7:59] SPEAKER_02: She was more of uh masculine.
[8:01] SPEAKER_02: You know, the masculine woman that's that like women.
[8:04] SPEAKER_05: You discriminated.
[8:06] SPEAKER_05: She might have, I think she that same disc uh masculine woman wanted to get cup.
[8:10] SPEAKER_02: Was she still a woman?
[8:11] SPEAKER_02: She but she she was she was still a woman.
[8:14] SPEAKER_02: See these niggas here.
[8:14] SPEAKER_02: That's boosted her whole night.
[8:16] SPEAKER_02: You know what I mean?
[8:16] SPEAKER_02: I can't talk to them.
[8:17] SPEAKER_02: That might have turned us back to the city.
[8:22] SPEAKER_02: We weren't there for coppers.
[8:23] SPEAKER_03: They're not cuppers.
[8:24] SPEAKER_03: We already part of the whole show.
[8:29] SPEAKER_06: My favorite part had to be when Manos date came out.
[8:33] SPEAKER_06: Maino's what?
[8:34] unknown: What?
[8:35] SPEAKER_06: What?
[8:36] SPEAKER_06: When your little date came out.
[8:38] SPEAKER_02: Date?
[8:38] SPEAKER_02: Oh, okay.
[8:40] SPEAKER_02: Your little love.
[8:43] SPEAKER_03: A little bit of love is all it takes.
[8:45] SPEAKER_02: A little bit of love is all we need.
[8:47] SPEAKER_02: Were you surprised?
[8:48] SPEAKER_02: You was in love for a little minute.
[8:49] SPEAKER_02: Were you surprised though?
[8:51] SPEAKER_02: Yes, it caught it caught me off guard.
[8:53] SPEAKER_02: I can't say that.
[8:54] SPEAKER_02: I was taken back a bit.
[8:56] SPEAKER_02: Taken a back?
[8:57] SPEAKER_02: I was taken back back a bit.
[8:59] SPEAKER_02: Taken back a bit.
[8:59] SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
[9:00] SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
[9:01] SPEAKER_06: But I'm proud of you, my brother.
[9:03] SPEAKER_02: You know the thing about it was this.
[9:08] SPEAKER_02: It was very short-lived.
[9:09] SPEAKER_02: That is a good question.
[9:10] SPEAKER_02: You know the thing was this though.
[9:11] SPEAKER_02: I wanted to give the fans, I wanted us to give the fans a real show, right?
[9:18] SPEAKER_02: I wanted it to be.
[9:20] SPEAKER_06: So if is it is it still considered a quickie?
[9:24] SPEAKER_06: Or because he's shorter, it does it doesn't matter.
[9:27] SPEAKER_02: It could still be, it could be a shorty.
[9:28] SPEAKER_02: A shorty?
[9:29] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, it could be a shorty.
[9:30] SPEAKER_02: As a shorty.
[9:31] SPEAKER_06: So is a shorty quicker than a quickie?
[9:33] SPEAKER_02: Yes, nigga.
[9:34] SPEAKER_02: It's a shorty.
[9:35] SPEAKER_06: So no.
[9:36] SPEAKER_02: But listen to what listen to what I'm trying to say.
[9:38] SPEAKER_02: Pete the Pete the Pete the knowledge, bro.
[9:40] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, man, it's wild.
[9:41] SPEAKER_02: I was trying to we was trying to give the people a real show.
[9:48] SPEAKER_02: Opposed to us just talking.
[9:50] SPEAKER_05: Super dope movie.
[9:51] SPEAKER_02: I've been to a few live podcasts and I just seen them having dialogue.
[9:55] SPEAKER_02: What we did was actually have surprises and we interacted with the people.
[10:01] SPEAKER_02: Totally.
[10:02] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, it was a show, bro.
[10:04] SPEAKER_03: I also think that goes with our audience in the in the in the chemistry we have, like making it a little bit of a show.
[10:10] SPEAKER_03: Like you said, certain other podcasts, they're more just interview style.
[10:15] SPEAKER_03: They sit and just have a conversation, and the people there are just sitting watching the conversation.
[10:21] SPEAKER_06: They don't come from the entertainment field like we do.
[10:23] SPEAKER_06: Some of the basketball players, some of the just podcasters.
[10:26] SPEAKER_06: Like we used to being on stage and entertaining people and crowd interaction and crowd, you know what I mean?
[10:32] SPEAKER_06: So it's like it's a bit of that what we got going on too.
[10:36] SPEAKER_06: We kind of used to being up there.
[10:37] SPEAKER_06: Right.
[10:38] SPEAKER_06: You know what I mean?
[10:39] SPEAKER_03: East, what was your favorite part of the live show?
[10:42] SPEAKER_05: I think just seeing the the response live, like, you know what I'm saying?
[10:47] SPEAKER_05: Like you get the comments and you see it from how we see it, but I think just getting a response in real time for me, that was dope.
[10:57] SPEAKER_05: And I got the meeting on love.
[11:01] SPEAKER_06: You know what was dope for me?
[11:02] SPEAKER_06: It was like uh seeing what we can do next.
[11:08] SPEAKER_06: You know what I mean?
[11:08] SPEAKER_06: Like that was a clear indication of us being able to take our show on the road or other towns and give people the same experience that we gave people at our live show here and shit like that.
[11:21] SPEAKER_06: I think that it opens up a whole new door for our lane of podcasting, especially for artists that are podcasting and shit like that.
[11:29] SPEAKER_06: If they figure out what they're figuring out, but it's kind of like we're carving out new lanes inside of this wave and shit like that.
[11:36] SPEAKER_06: You know what I mean?
[11:36] SPEAKER_02: What about you, Spaz?
[11:37] SPEAKER_02: You um was there a specific moment?
[11:40] SPEAKER_03: I had a few favorite moments.
[11:42] SPEAKER_03: I think um when we brought our sons out.
[11:46] SPEAKER_03: That's it.
[11:46] SPEAKER_03: I think that was a cool moment.
[11:48] SPEAKER_03: That was cool.
[11:49] SPEAKER_03: Um I think the interaction with the crowd, too, when we played the most likely two game.
[11:56] SPEAKER_03: Um I think that was cool.
[11:57] SPEAKER_03: And on my asshole jokey side, I like when we did the meet and greets, and like somebody would come up and be like, they only want me and Dave.
[12:05] SPEAKER_03: No, not them niggas.
[12:11] SPEAKER_04: I move.
[12:12] SPEAKER_04: I move.
[12:14] SPEAKER_04: Mason, I fuck this nigga up.
[12:15] SPEAKER_04: He makes me he got fucked this nigga up.
[12:25] SPEAKER_01: Listen, nigga.
[12:26] SPEAKER_01: I ain't moving.
[12:27] SPEAKER_01: I'm not moving.
[12:31] SPEAKER_01: This is a room.
[12:33] SPEAKER_01: Nigga, we are a group.
[12:34] SPEAKER_01: This is a rock bed.
[12:48] SPEAKER_04: Feel like a dumb.
[12:49] SPEAKER_04: This is crazy.
[12:50] SPEAKER_04: We are a group.
[12:54] SPEAKER_05: Uh just with the rest of y'all.
[12:58] SPEAKER_03: These too close to me.
[13:00] SPEAKER_03: Yeah, y'all stand right here.
[13:02] SPEAKER_03: I want to be in between Fab and Jim and y'all on the outside.
[13:07] SPEAKER_03: Like, it was crazy.
[13:08] SPEAKER_05: That shit had me.
[13:09] SPEAKER_05: That shit was customized.
[13:11] SPEAKER_05: Hey, all that shit was nah.
[13:13] SPEAKER_03: I think there's a picture of one.
[13:14] SPEAKER_03: I I took a picture with somebody, and like Maine and Jim is standing on the side of it.
[13:18] SPEAKER_03: And not even put that on the grammar, y'all.
[13:21] SPEAKER_02: No, the wildest lady is the lady that wanted to take a picture with me, but she had a picture of it.
[13:25] SPEAKER_02: She laid down a white man and a white lady.
[13:30] SPEAKER_02: The lady was laying on the floor and and holding a man's leg, and I couldn't understand what she was showing me.
[13:36] SPEAKER_02: That's what she said.
[13:37] SPEAKER_02: She said, This is what I want to do with you.
[13:39] SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
[13:39] SPEAKER_02: I'm like, what?
[13:40] SPEAKER_02: Capital plan.
[13:41] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, I'm gonna hold you up.
[13:42] SPEAKER_02: He holds me up.
[13:44] SPEAKER_02: The lady gets on the floor, wraps her arm around my leg, and took the picture like that.
[13:49] SPEAKER_02: I couldn't believe it, man.
[13:50] SPEAKER_03: Meeting Greece are different in this era.
[13:53] SPEAKER_03: Very good.
[13:54] SPEAKER_03: The crowd interaction was dope.
[13:56] SPEAKER_03: And it's engaging, it's a good time.
[13:59] SPEAKER_03: You know what I'm saying?
[13:59] SPEAKER_03: You only gonna get that moment once.
[14:01] SPEAKER_03: You know what I'm saying?
[14:02] SPEAKER_06: When you went to when you went to get dressed, we we started handing out some money.
[14:06] SPEAKER_06: That was dope too.
[14:08] SPEAKER_02: Like, yeah, when you got when you put your fourth outfit on.
[14:12] SPEAKER_03: Yeah.
[14:12] SPEAKER_03: It was cold.
[14:13] SPEAKER_03: I just switched and put a jacket.
[14:14] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, four fifths?
[14:15] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, about four or five fifths.
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[14:17] SPEAKER_02: You know, it's got nine, ten, eleven, twelve.
[14:19] SPEAKER_02: Who the fuck knows at this regular shitty?
[14:21] SPEAKER_02: Overall, though, I had a great time, man.
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[14:29] SPEAKER_02: And I would do it again.
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[16:11] SPEAKER_03: Speaking of that moment I was talking about with the where our sons came out, we had this, that was like a hating ass dad segment.
[16:19] SPEAKER_03: You know what I'm saying?
[16:20] SPEAKER_03: And with Father's Day on Sunday, what do you think has been your greatest accomplishment as far as being a dad?
[16:30] SPEAKER_02: I think the greatest accomplishment for me was actually seeing my kids grow up, man, and start to become the individuals, their own individuals.
[16:40] SPEAKER_02: You know, around the time my son started to get around 13, 14.
[16:44] SPEAKER_02: Didn't think he would grow up.
[16:46] SPEAKER_02: No, but the way he grew up is the thing.
[16:49] SPEAKER_02: Right?
[16:50] SPEAKER_02: Around the time he started to get around 13, 14, I started to get nervous.
[16:54] SPEAKER_02: Because this is the era, and this is the era, and age that I was starting to get in trouble.
[16:59] SPEAKER_02: So every milestone, every age that he had got to, I was like, damn.
[17:05] SPEAKER_02: When he turned 17, that was the age I went off and did 10 years.
[17:08] SPEAKER_02: So I was just like, wow.
[17:09] SPEAKER_03: When he turned 21, and those are the ages that so you just had like jail milestones, yeah.
[17:16] SPEAKER_03: I don't know.
[17:17] SPEAKER_03: I was locked up here with him.
[17:18] SPEAKER_02: Yes, I was losing my life.
[17:20] SPEAKER_02: Absolutely.
[17:22] SPEAKER_02: So I was struck down.
[17:23] SPEAKER_03: What about you, Cabo?
[17:26] SPEAKER_03: What's your greatest accomplishment?
[17:29] SPEAKER_02: My greatest accomplishment is actually having him.
[17:34] SPEAKER_02: That is my greatest accomplishment.
[17:36] SPEAKER_02: That is my prize possession.
[17:40] SPEAKER_06: That's the best thing that happened to me in my life as a man.
[17:44] SPEAKER_06: Being able to have him in my life and being able to raise him and watch him grow every day and provide him with the things that I wasn't provided with at all coming up.
[17:55] SPEAKER_06: You know what I mean?
[17:57] SPEAKER_02: That's the shelter, that's the knowledge, that's the love, that's the fatherhood, that's the friendship.
[18:03] SPEAKER_02: Like I really adore my son, and I try to pour all my energy, all my positive energy into him, because I know how great of a chance he has to be way better than I was.
[18:14] SPEAKER_02: And this is like the reasons why we work hard to give them that edge that we did and shit like that.
[18:20] SPEAKER_02: You know how like I'm I'm a very emotional person about my son.
[18:25] SPEAKER_02: Like, I let him not let him, he's a grown man, but he went to Summer Smash this weekend out of Chicago.
[18:31] SPEAKER_02: You know how it's Chicago.
[18:32] SPEAKER_02: Wrestling?
[18:33] SPEAKER_02: No, the rap concert.
[18:36] SPEAKER_06: Like the Lyrical Lemon, there's a uh company called Lyrical Lemonade.
[18:39] SPEAKER_06: They do.
[18:40] SPEAKER_06: So they do the thing called Summer Smash, it's like rolling loud.
[18:43] SPEAKER_06: And he was out there.
[18:45] SPEAKER_06: I was out there too.
[18:45] SPEAKER_06: I know he was out there.
[18:46] SPEAKER_03: I was like, I had a show on uh Sunday in Chicago.
[18:49] SPEAKER_06: Yeah, he was out there.
[18:50] SPEAKER_06: But I was calling him every second, make sure calling security every second, make sure everything was good.
[18:56] SPEAKER_06: So it's just like you you and I don't know how to explain that to him.
[18:59] SPEAKER_06: Like, yo, I don't care if you're 92, I'm still gonna be your father, so I'm always gonna be like that and shit.
[19:05] SPEAKER_06: But it's just this is great to be his father, man.
[19:08] SPEAKER_03: Eastside.
[19:10] SPEAKER_02: I think with mine, man, is is um I think mine's taught me to be a parent before I had my own kids.
[19:20] SPEAKER_02: You know what I mean?
[19:21] SPEAKER_05: Like I I had to embrace um I met his mother, she was already, I mean, that was her son, but I I embraced it and I treated it as my own early on.
[19:36] SPEAKER_05: And I think just being able to have that time uh with him and teach him shit, like, you know what I mean?
[19:44] SPEAKER_02: Like all the shit my pops taught me or my uncles taught me, I was able to give him a lot of game early, like and to see him now 16, like you know what I'm saying?
[19:54] SPEAKER_02: I think that was the dopest part for me, just to be able to embrace that knowing that um come from me.
[20:04] SPEAKER_05: You know what I mean?
[20:04] SPEAKER_05: Like what about your daughters?
[20:07] SPEAKER_05: My daughters?
[20:09] SPEAKER_05: That's their life, like, you know what I mean?
[20:12] SPEAKER_02: Like seeing seeing my my personality, my attitude, my facial expressions, and and and all three of them.
[20:20] SPEAKER_02: They all got they all act like me in different ways.
[20:23] SPEAKER_02: Like whether it's my my my my good ways, my attitude, my my temperament, my and I mean they all got little bits and pieces of me.
[20:33] SPEAKER_05: So just to sit and watch that as they get older, that's the dopest shit ever.
[20:40] SPEAKER_03: So I think my greatest accomplishment is one, just being there, being present in my kids' life, you know, through all of their things, through the goods, through the bads, um, being able to just be the be the father that they can come home to, you know what I mean.
[21:05] SPEAKER_03: I come I come from not growing up with a father.
[21:07] SPEAKER_03: A lot of um guys in our community came up, you know what I'm saying, not having a father at home to come home to.
[21:17] SPEAKER_03: So, like me being able to be that and them knowing that too.
[21:21] SPEAKER_03: Like they know my dad is at home, they know I can call on my dad, they know if I need something, my dad got it.
[21:29] SPEAKER_03: You know, um, being able to provide for them, you know, throughout all the things that go on, from big stuff to uh to little things that, you know, that they might just need a conversation with you, like just being able to be there because a lot of men, black men in our community didn't have that person.
[21:50] SPEAKER_03: That's right.
[21:50] SPEAKER_03: You know what I'm saying?
[21:51] SPEAKER_03: So I feel like that's my greatest accomplishment.
[21:55] SPEAKER_03: Just really just being there and being present and driving them to school in the morning.
[22:00] SPEAKER_03: And you know what I mean?
[22:00] SPEAKER_03: I got a very busy, uh commanding, dedicated career and lifestyle.
[22:08] SPEAKER_03: So just my balance is just being able to be there.
[22:12] SPEAKER_03: You know what I'm saying?
[22:13] SPEAKER_03: And and do all of that, but still make sure that I'm there for them.
[22:19] SPEAKER_02: So people wouldn't know, people, people don't know that.
[22:23] SPEAKER_02: They don't know that side of you that I watched you go to the studio, do shows, travel, and still get up in the morning and take your kids to school.
[22:34] SPEAKER_02: I watched you do that over and over and over again.
[22:39] SPEAKER_02: The average fan is looking at that you or anybody in here from the outside in wouldn't think that that aspect of fatherhood is still intact like that.
[22:51] SPEAKER_02: You know what I'm saying?
[22:52] SPEAKER_02: So I definitely wanna wanna highlight that because you know, to be a person, you know, because my son is grown, you know, and the only time I get to really do that with my daughters when I'm in LA.
[23:04] SPEAKER_02: But to you actually having your sons with you, living with you, like a single father, getting up every morning to go take your kids to school, regardless of what.
[23:14] SPEAKER_02: I watch that.
[23:16] SPEAKER_03: Yeah, I think it's just um I also want to create that memory for them.
[23:22] SPEAKER_03: You know what I mean?
[23:22] SPEAKER_03: They might not even like feel like it's a big deal now.
[23:26] SPEAKER_03: You know what I'm saying?
[23:27] SPEAKER_03: Me just taking them to school.
[23:28] SPEAKER_03: They, my son be moody in the morning sometime.
[23:31] SPEAKER_03: I be getting them on video, they be tight because yo, my hair, I ain't got no haircut.
[23:36] SPEAKER_03: That's how I beat it.
[23:37] SPEAKER_03: Shut up, little nigga, get in the video.
[23:38] SPEAKER_03: You know what I'm saying?
[23:40] SPEAKER_03: But my thing is later on, none of us is making it out of here alive.
[23:47] SPEAKER_03: So later on, they're gonna be able to look back and be like, yo, I remember my dad used to take me to school and you know what I mean?
[23:54] SPEAKER_03: Like they're gonna have that.
[23:55] SPEAKER_05: They remember that.
[23:56] SPEAKER_03: They always gonna have that.
[23:57] SPEAKER_05: They remember that for surely.
[23:58] SPEAKER_03: Even if they don't recognize it as a special thing now, it'll uh uh That's gonna be special.
[24:04] SPEAKER_03: It'll appreciate that.
[24:06] SPEAKER_02: 100%.
[24:07] SPEAKER_02: 100% they'll appreciate that.
[24:09] SPEAKER_02: Every one of our kids will appreciate it.
[24:10] SPEAKER_03: We got some Father's Day gifts next to us, y'all.
[24:14] SPEAKER_03: Word I've seen these bags on the floor.
[24:18] SPEAKER_01: Shout out to Reveal Ventures Greenhouse Printing.
[24:21] SPEAKER_03: You know the dads don't never really get no.
[24:23] SPEAKER_01: Yeah, we don't get shit.
[24:25] SPEAKER_03: Let's see what this is.
[24:27] SPEAKER_01: I got a bow tie.
[24:29] SPEAKER_01: Open the bow tie.
[24:33] SPEAKER_02: Nick joint?
[24:34] SPEAKER_02: Champion joint.
[24:35] SPEAKER_02: I can swear I got it.
[24:38] SPEAKER_02: What's this?
[24:41] SPEAKER_02: Definitely needed some next shit though.
[24:45] SPEAKER_02: I don't know.
[24:51] SPEAKER_05: I like this right here.
[24:54] SPEAKER_02: Look at this one.
[24:56] SPEAKER_02: Coco Glow.
[24:58] SPEAKER_02: What you trying to say?
[24:59] SPEAKER_02: I'll be ashy.
[25:01] SPEAKER_02: Is that the word?
[25:02] SPEAKER_02: Is that the word?
[25:03] SPEAKER_01: I mean, yeah, it's because you don't use shit.
[25:07] SPEAKER_01: You don't use you don't use what you use?
[25:09] SPEAKER_02: I don't use rotion.
[25:10] SPEAKER_01: Use baby oil.
[25:15] SPEAKER_01: Thank you, Don.
[25:16] SPEAKER_01: I know you already know how I'm coming.
[25:25] SPEAKER_02: That was in your bag.
[25:26] SPEAKER_01: Do I look ashy though most of the time?
[25:33] SPEAKER_05: What's going on, Don?
[25:35] SPEAKER_01: You trying to get handsome.
[25:37] SPEAKER_05: Yeah, you honey roasted jumbo.
[25:40] SPEAKER_01: Honey roasted.
[25:43] SPEAKER_03: Oh, you only got one pen.
[25:49] SPEAKER_02: I'm wearing mine.
[25:52] SPEAKER_05: On the left side.
[25:54] SPEAKER_05: I'm wearing all the pen.
[26:00] SPEAKER_05: That shit is gold.
[26:03] SPEAKER_05: Y'all got these niggas gold bow ties?
[26:05] SPEAKER_05: Nah, y'all goofing.
[26:07] SPEAKER_05: Go ahead, man.
[26:10] SPEAKER_02: Y'all don't give a fuck about crazy.
[26:14] SPEAKER_02: This is crazy.
[26:15] SPEAKER_05: That's the shit the niggas had on in living color.
[26:18] SPEAKER_03: This one right here?
[26:19] SPEAKER_03: Oh shit, hated it.
[26:21] SPEAKER_02: I'm hate.
[26:24] SPEAKER_02: I'm on the region.
[26:26] SPEAKER_03: Two snaps of the twist.
[26:28] SPEAKER_03: Take that shit off.
[26:30] SPEAKER_03: Take it up.
[26:31] SPEAKER_03: Take two snaps and a twist.
[26:34] SPEAKER_03: Hated it.
[26:37] SPEAKER_01: You see what happens, man, when you do shit like that?
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[27:54] SPEAKER_05: If someone attacks your family on social media, how you stepping up?
[27:58] SPEAKER_05: Like what's what's what's your response to that, man?
[28:01] SPEAKER_03: It might bother me, but I like I also look at social media now as like it depends the level of um disrespect or if it the narrative of it, but um I don't look at a lot of stuff that be on social media as like a a real thing.
[28:20] SPEAKER_03: That's why I say it gotta be what the level of disrespect or what the narrative is.
[28:25] SPEAKER_03: Because people just say shit on sometimes somebody says something to you, you you get you you start going back and forth with them, and they and all they wanted was a response.
[28:35] SPEAKER_03: They didn't really like they don't really mean it, they don't really have the logic behind it, they don't care none of that.
[28:41] SPEAKER_03: They just trying to just talk, just to talk, because it's in this in that same in that same space, some people do that, but then some people do deviating.
[28:52] SPEAKER_03: Yeah.
[28:54] SPEAKER_05: But you don't see them nowhere.
[28:56] SPEAKER_05: Right.
[28:58] SPEAKER_05: And I every every I always say everything I 95% of the of the things I have to do as an artist, I I'm posting it.
[29:06] SPEAKER_05: I'm posting the flyer, I'm I'm letting you know where I gotta be at.
[29:10] SPEAKER_02: So I don't feel like I'm a hard person to get next to or find.
[29:16] SPEAKER_02: You get what I mean?
[29:18] SPEAKER_02: Some people just be doing it for a response, but some some people be violating, trying to violate, but you don't see them nowhere.
[29:25] SPEAKER_05: So in that space, it more that that done kind of numb me to that shit.
[29:29] SPEAKER_05: Like, I don't I ain't gonna see these niggas nowhere on earth.
[29:33] SPEAKER_05: We never gonna be in the same space.
[29:34] SPEAKER_05: If we are in the same space, they probably gonna fan out or duck off.
[29:39] SPEAKER_02: I'm not getting on no gram and going crazy on niggas.
[29:41] SPEAKER_05: It's like it's is that that that internet shit is like a dead space.
[29:45] SPEAKER_05: Like, if it's if it's a real thing, that's a dead space.
[29:48] SPEAKER_02: Like, I want to hear what he said.
[29:51] SPEAKER_06: I'm not I said, I'm not getting on the gram and going crazy on niggas per se.
[29:56] SPEAKER_06: That's over somebody else's stuff.
[30:00] SPEAKER_06: Read the question.
[30:01] SPEAKER_06: If someone attacks your family on social media, how are you stepping in to defend them?
[30:06] SPEAKER_02: But you will get on the internet and crash out though, time for time.
[30:14] SPEAKER_02: So on my own endeavors?
[30:16] SPEAKER_02: Okay.
[30:17] SPEAKER_02: Got it.
[30:18] SPEAKER_01: What about you, Germaino?
[30:21] SPEAKER_01: Not, but you wouldn't do that for family.
[30:24] SPEAKER_06: Not like that.
[30:26] SPEAKER_06: It'll get a little bit more interesting if it was for family.
[30:30] SPEAKER_02: It all depends on who is firing.
[30:34] SPEAKER_02: Right.
[30:34] SPEAKER_02: It's probably not going on the ground with the fan.
[30:36] SPEAKER_02: No, but what I'm saying is it depends on who is firing.
[30:39] SPEAKER_02: Okay, so it's safe to say that we didn't build the family.
[30:43] SPEAKER_02: So truthfully, if I seen somebody firing one of y'all, I like I'm interested in what they're saying now because it's like I feel like it's it's close to over here.
[30:58] SPEAKER_02: Right.
[30:58] SPEAKER_02: So I might like look into it or I might brush it off depending on who it is.
[31:02] SPEAKER_02: If it's a worthy opponent, a worthy opponent, I might step up.
[31:10] SPEAKER_06: If it's worthy, might you might you might get a little girl?
[31:13] SPEAKER_02: Gotta be James worthy.
[31:15] SPEAKER_02: I might step up.
[31:17] SPEAKER_02: Right.
[31:17] SPEAKER_02: I don't think if it's worth the action.
[31:20] SPEAKER_02: If it's worth the if it's worth the action, I got this man.
[31:25] SPEAKER_02: See what's going on.
[31:26] SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
[31:27] SPEAKER_02: Let me do it.
[31:29] SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
[31:30] unknown: I like that.
[31:31] SPEAKER_02: I like that.
[31:32] SPEAKER_02: I like that for you.
[31:33] SPEAKER_02: I love that for you, actually.
[31:35] SPEAKER_02: I'll tell you what.
[31:36] SPEAKER_02: First of all, do you think that relationship conflicts come from women not listening?
[31:43] SPEAKER_02: Men not listening, or both?
[31:47] SPEAKER_02: Why mystical keep getting rape charges?
[31:51] SPEAKER_02: He just got 20 years.
[31:52] SPEAKER_04: This is yo, bro, bro, bro.
[31:56] SPEAKER_02: Just got 20 years off of rape.
[31:57] SPEAKER_02: That's like his.
[31:59] SPEAKER_02: How many?
[32:00] SPEAKER_02: This third one?
[32:01] SPEAKER_02: Three strikes you out.
[32:03] SPEAKER_02: Did y'all know that?
[32:04] SPEAKER_02: Did you know this bit?
[32:06] SPEAKER_02: I did.
[32:06] SPEAKER_03: Yeah, I heard about that.
[32:08] SPEAKER_02: Like, that's that's something different.
[32:10] SPEAKER_02: Like, I hate to speak on a man in the prison and go on through this, because I already know what that feels like, or whatever, but but man, you you keep catching altercations with three rapes is crazy.
[32:22] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, like you forcibly or you assaulting something to do with women, like three.
[32:28] SPEAKER_06: Three is actually diabolical.
[32:29] SPEAKER_06: Three is insane.
[32:30] SPEAKER_06: Three out of pocket.
[32:31] SPEAKER_06: And you got jailed three times for it.
[32:33] SPEAKER_06: So how much did you get?
[32:34] SPEAKER_06: I mean, you know what?
[32:36] SPEAKER_06: Let's get out of here, man.
[32:37] SPEAKER_06: That's my head, though, man.
[32:38] SPEAKER_02: Let's just get out.
[32:39] SPEAKER_02: Let's just get out of here.
[32:40] SPEAKER_02: That's more of a mental thing, though.
[32:41] SPEAKER_06: But let's just get out of here.
[32:42] SPEAKER_06: Do you want to answer the question?
[32:44] SPEAKER_06: Do you think relationship conflicts come from when women don't listen or from when men don't listen?
[32:52] SPEAKER_03: I think both.
[32:54] SPEAKER_03: I think men and women don't listen to each other all the time.
[32:57] SPEAKER_03: Sometimes you don't even gotta say it if you know your person.
[33:00] SPEAKER_03: You you you know what I mean?
[33:01] SPEAKER_03: You know what bothers them, you know what they're going for, what they not going for, what they like, what they don't like.
[33:08] SPEAKER_03: It's just paying attention to your person.
[33:11] SPEAKER_03: I think sometimes people just wanna do what they want to do, so they don't, they don't, they don't really pay attention to their person.
[33:20] SPEAKER_03: You know what I'm saying?
[33:21] SPEAKER_03: And I think that's part of being in a relationship is knowing your person.
[33:26] SPEAKER_03: You know what I'm saying?
[33:26] SPEAKER_03: I think if you don't know your person, y'all gonna have a bunch of conflict throughout the relationship.
[33:34] SPEAKER_03: You know what I'm saying?
[33:35] SPEAKER_03: Because you just like you're not doing the things that, even like when they say love languages, different people have different types of love languages, you know what I'm saying?
[33:42] SPEAKER_06: There's no way to get around conflict, but I think it's about how you approach conflict and how you settle conflict.
[33:48] SPEAKER_02: So, how do you approach conflict and settle conflict?
[33:52] SPEAKER_02: Just a question.
[33:53] SPEAKER_02: And I ain't talking about outside conflict.
[33:56] SPEAKER_02: We watched you do that.
[33:57] SPEAKER_02: I'm talking about with your significant other.
[34:02] SPEAKER_02: Because I be feeling like women don't necessarily listen.
[34:08] SPEAKER_02: I do feel like that.
[34:09] SPEAKER_02: Like they may not listen, you're not hearing me, you're not understanding what I'm going through, you're not you're not hearing where I'm coming from.
[34:15] SPEAKER_02: You're only seeing it from your perspective.
[34:17] SPEAKER_02: Do you do you feel that way?
[34:18] SPEAKER_06: I feel women have a lot of that going on.
[34:21] SPEAKER_06: I go through that in the household.
[34:22] SPEAKER_06: Women are a bit one-sided, I see.
[34:25] SPEAKER_06: You know what I mean?
[34:26] SPEAKER_06: Sometimes, but they give it take.
[34:28] SPEAKER_06: I do a lot of stupid shit also, so it's like who's really not listening?
[34:35] SPEAKER_02: Is it me or is it her?
[34:36] SPEAKER_02: As I got older, I just I've I've learned to just get better with my how I respond to shit.
[34:41] SPEAKER_06: That's what I be trying to get.
[34:43] SPEAKER_02: That's my thing more than anything.
[34:45] SPEAKER_05: It's like, okay, I might have responded.
[34:48] SPEAKER_05: Like, because I I you learn how how you I feel like you learn how to respond just pure experience.
[34:56] SPEAKER_05: I'll be fucking another person.
[34:57] SPEAKER_05: You know what I'm saying?
[34:58] SPEAKER_05: Like, oh, I zapped out that time, that ain't work.
[35:01] SPEAKER_05: I tried to do it this way that time, that ain't like you learn, like, you know what I'm saying?
[35:05] SPEAKER_05: Like I think, I think it's responses.
[35:07] SPEAKER_02: I want to get there.
[35:09] SPEAKER_02: You want to get where right where he at?
[35:11] SPEAKER_02: Me too.
[35:13] SPEAKER_02: Because I be trying on everything.
[35:15] SPEAKER_02: I'm not saying every response I got is a good response.
[35:19] SPEAKER_02: But I'm trying to learn how to respect it.
[35:22] SPEAKER_03: Just relax it.
[35:23] SPEAKER_04: You trying to get there because I'm just gonna be.
[35:25] SPEAKER_02: No, I'm just saying, like it's like you dig I be trying to.
[35:27] SPEAKER_02: You not there?
[35:29] SPEAKER_06: I'm working on it.
[35:30] SPEAKER_06: I'm working to get there 100%.
[35:32] SPEAKER_06: You heard?
[35:33] SPEAKER_06: My shit be going up and down.
[35:35] SPEAKER_06: I'll be at 100% where I'm cool, and sometimes you dig?
[35:38] SPEAKER_06: That ain't my reason.
[35:39] SPEAKER_06: It's one thing that I'm conscious of.
[35:41] SPEAKER_06: You heard is like, yo, like Dave said, I gotta, I'll be trying to act too much.
[35:49] SPEAKER_02: Like, you dig?
[35:50] SPEAKER_02: Like, that'd be my problem.
[35:51] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, a lot of shit goes.
[35:53] SPEAKER_02: A lot of shit go left or right based off how we respond.
[35:56] SPEAKER_02: The reason why I'm I I'm wanna get there and I can't get there is because I haven't found the person to get there with.
[36:02] SPEAKER_02: She was just at the live show.
[36:04] SPEAKER_06: See, so it don't even matter if you get there right now because you don't have nobody to get there with.
[36:09] SPEAKER_02: My shit don't.
[36:10] SPEAKER_02: I'm trying to get somewhere where I can know a person long enough to know me.
[36:16] SPEAKER_06: And then we know each other.
[36:17] SPEAKER_06: That's gonna take you.
[36:18] SPEAKER_01: When I'm quiet, she knows that that's not the time to play with me.
[36:22] SPEAKER_01: I go downstairs.
[36:23] SPEAKER_01: When she's talking a lot, I ignore her.
[36:26] SPEAKER_02: That's love, baby.
[36:27] SPEAKER_02: That's what you're trying to get?
[36:28] SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
[36:29] SPEAKER_06: You can't be downstairs too long.
[36:30] SPEAKER_06: You get in trouble for being downstairs too too long.
[36:32] SPEAKER_03: You gotta get to know they gotta get to know you, man.
[36:34] SPEAKER_03: That's what it is.
[36:35] SPEAKER_02: That's what I'm saying.
[36:36] SPEAKER_02: Get to know me, baby.
[36:37] SPEAKER_02: Get to know me.
[36:38] SPEAKER_02: Get to know me, baby.
[36:40] SPEAKER_02: For real.
[36:40] SPEAKER_02: Like, we can get there.
[36:41] SPEAKER_02: Like you are who you are.
[36:43] SPEAKER_02: Absolutely.
[36:44] SPEAKER_02: One eight hundred, get to know me on.
[36:47] SPEAKER_02: 100%.
[36:47] SPEAKER_02: Get to know me, man.
[36:49] SPEAKER_02: Like, it don't take long either.
[36:53] SPEAKER_06: Well, how y'all feel about the Knicks after the championship?
[36:55] SPEAKER_02: We feel great.
[36:57] SPEAKER_02: Now, leading to the next season, you think we could do it again?
[37:00] SPEAKER_02: Look, what you think about that?
[37:01] SPEAKER_03: We might win five in a row if you really want to win.
[37:04] SPEAKER_02: I'm feeling like that.
[37:04] SPEAKER_02: I'm feeling like we got a strong team.
[37:07] SPEAKER_02: We are ready spank niggas.
[37:08] SPEAKER_06: We gonna come into the season and catch the momentum.
[37:12] SPEAKER_05: I like all of that, but I'm I'm not.
[37:15] SPEAKER_05: We just won, man.
[37:17] SPEAKER_05: Like, let niggas celebrate what's going on right now.
[37:22] SPEAKER_05: They keep trying to ask, can they do it again, or can they do it again?
[37:26] SPEAKER_05: They just did it.
[37:27] SPEAKER_05: That shit ain't even a week old.
[37:28] SPEAKER_02: Right, right.
[37:29] SPEAKER_02: You know what I'm saying?
[37:30] SPEAKER_02: Like that's that's the doubters.
[37:32] SPEAKER_02: Same ones that was like, they want to never do it.
[37:35] SPEAKER_03: They want to take the victory away from us right now.
[37:37] SPEAKER_02: Let us relish in our glory right now, man.
[37:40] SPEAKER_02: Let us have our parade with seven million people outside.
[37:43] SPEAKER_03: We got a whole lit summer to have.
[37:44] SPEAKER_03: Like, y'all niggas is crazy.
[37:45] SPEAKER_05: Our parade, probably the littest parade of all time.
[37:48] SPEAKER_05: That's why they that's why they that's it's barbering them.
[37:50] SPEAKER_02: Yes.
[37:50] SPEAKER_05: You know what I mean?
[37:52] SPEAKER_06: All right, so we'll we'll we'll wait, we'll wait a couple of months to revisit this.
[37:55] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, let's have that conversation another time.
[37:57] SPEAKER_02: We celebrate.
[37:59] SPEAKER_02: We all have chance.
[38:00] SPEAKER_02: Let's have that conversation in November.
[38:01] SPEAKER_02: We we bring out brooms this season.
[38:03] SPEAKER_02: We we we got the we got the trophy.
[38:05] SPEAKER_02: Brought heavy brooms out.
[38:07] SPEAKER_03: It was destined for real.
[38:08] SPEAKER_03: You know what I mean?
[38:09] SPEAKER_03: The refs wasn't on our side, you know what I mean.
[38:12] SPEAKER_03: And they were playing dirty.
[38:13] SPEAKER_03: Yes.
[38:13] SPEAKER_03: Elbows pushing.
[38:15] SPEAKER_03: Refs wasn't making no calls, but we we we a lot of flagrant got through all of that.
[38:19] SPEAKER_02: We overcame.
[38:20] SPEAKER_02: And let's not.
[38:20] SPEAKER_05: Let me ask y'all this question about that situation, right?
[38:23] SPEAKER_05: Because I I've seen in just in the history of the NBA, other other um players get ridiculed for the rest of their career based on sportsmanship.
[38:36] SPEAKER_02: How y'all feel about Wemby just walking off the court?
[38:39] SPEAKER_02: Wimby saw.
[38:40] SPEAKER_02: Not dapping nobody.
[38:42] SPEAKER_02: Yo, bro.
[38:42] SPEAKER_05: He didn't say good game, good series.
[38:45] SPEAKER_06: He's a fucking cheater.
[38:47] SPEAKER_06: He's a fucking bitch.
[38:48] SPEAKER_06: I don't like his attitude.
[38:50] SPEAKER_06: I didn't like how he approached the whole situation.
[38:52] SPEAKER_06: I could agree.
[38:53] SPEAKER_06: Even at the fucking uh press conference, he looked at like a bitch, talking about, I'm out of here.
[38:58] SPEAKER_06: Y'all never gonna see me again.
[38:59] SPEAKER_06: Some wild shit.
[39:00] SPEAKER_02: He's a rude nigga though.
[39:01] SPEAKER_02: He's a rude nigga.
[39:02] SPEAKER_02: I wanted to get y'all's opinion on it.
[39:03] SPEAKER_05: I seen that and I was like, even with my me playing ball, like niggas could get beat by whatever, like 30, 40 points.
[39:11] SPEAKER_05: You're supposed to go, you know, again, bro.
[39:13] SPEAKER_05: What was that?
[39:14] SPEAKER_05: But if you if you tight, like, you know what I'm saying?
[39:15] SPEAKER_03: What's crazy is I was like a fan of Wimby this whole season, and I never saw that kind of energy during the season.
[39:22] SPEAKER_03: So it got real though at the end.
[39:25] SPEAKER_02: The motions start coming, yeah.
[39:27] SPEAKER_02: It looked like he got a nasty personality, bro.
[39:30] SPEAKER_03: I thought Wimby was the MVP this year.
[39:32] SPEAKER_03: Like, I thought he was the MVP more than uh Shay.
[39:36] SPEAKER_03: They egged him.
[39:37] SPEAKER_02: He came to New York and they was throwing eggs at him.
[39:39] SPEAKER_02: I saw that too.
[39:40] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, right.
[39:41] SPEAKER_02: So that might have played him.
[39:43] SPEAKER_02: He might have, yeah, but he got the fans is different.
[39:46] SPEAKER_05: We might egg you like that.
[39:47] SPEAKER_03: Remember, he's not from he switched his energy up though, the whole playoffs.
[39:52] SPEAKER_03: When they was playing the Timberwolves, he elbowed Nas Reed.
[39:55] SPEAKER_03: He was doing a lot of things.
[39:56] SPEAKER_03: A lot of little sneaky shit on the city.
[39:58] SPEAKER_03: I never saw that in his in his game, though.
[40:00] SPEAKER_03: Like that's what's crazy.
[40:03] SPEAKER_02: He did a lot of little funny shit.
[40:04] SPEAKER_02: He did a lot.
[40:05] SPEAKER_02: I think I think his nature is like, I think he's not from America.
[40:09] SPEAKER_02: You know what I mean?
[40:13] SPEAKER_05: Everybody see you leaving.
[40:15] SPEAKER_05: What?
[40:16] SPEAKER_05: Everybody see you leaving.
[40:18] SPEAKER_05: So to not go to the other team and say, yo, Brunson.
[40:20] SPEAKER_05: Because you mean like to just go salute them for what they just did.
[40:24] SPEAKER_05: Nigga, you lost.
[40:33] SPEAKER_03: Remember Isaiah and them did that?
[40:34] SPEAKER_05: Look how long they should have done Isaiah Thomas and Mike.
[40:39] SPEAKER_06: But the last three games, what the last three games that I noticed with the kid Wemby was that when it came down to two minutes, he started folding.
[40:49] SPEAKER_06: Yeah, he folded.
[40:50] SPEAKER_02: He wasn't ready for that pressure.
[40:51] SPEAKER_02: He folded.
[40:52] SPEAKER_02: The Knicks was on it.
[40:53] SPEAKER_02: When two minutes hit, the Knicks was off.
[40:55] SPEAKER_06: The Knicks was on.
[40:57] SPEAKER_06: He was folding.
[40:58] SPEAKER_06: He wasn't asking for the ball like he was that man, nothing.
[41:01] SPEAKER_06: Like he was, he was just like, yeah, he folded.
[41:03] SPEAKER_03: I think that was a deciding factor of that series.
[41:05] SPEAKER_03: If you look at it, it's like the the Knicks took over the games in the fourth quarter.
[41:10] SPEAKER_03: They knew.
[41:10] SPEAKER_03: Like they knew every time.
[41:11] SPEAKER_03: You know what I'm saying?
[41:12] SPEAKER_03: They came back from 29.
[41:13] SPEAKER_03: Bro, they came back.
[41:19] SPEAKER_03: Every game they came back and pretty much better than the fourth quarter.
[41:22] SPEAKER_05: I feel like that was kind of like they uh strategy.
[41:25] SPEAKER_03: Damn it.
[41:26] SPEAKER_03: Like they strategy the whole play.
[41:27] SPEAKER_03: It was over dope.
[41:28] SPEAKER_05: Like I that's not.
[41:30] SPEAKER_03: Boxes do that.
[41:31] SPEAKER_05: Boxes let you throw the 1820 and then we gotta read the crazy.
[41:36] SPEAKER_05: Yeah, that's they did that every game.
[41:37] SPEAKER_02: I told you that though, Mr.
[41:38] SPEAKER_02: David, that night.
[41:40] SPEAKER_02: So yo, them niggas turned up like it was a part of their plan.
[41:44] SPEAKER_03: Yeah.
[41:44] SPEAKER_03: But if you don't know if nobody playing is beat out 29.
[41:50] SPEAKER_02: That's the way it looks like.
[41:51] SPEAKER_02: But they was they was down in the whole playoffs.
[41:53] SPEAKER_02: All the most important games, they was down.
[41:57] SPEAKER_03: It's so crazy, it's like, yeah, we we plan to beat down 29.
[42:00] SPEAKER_03: Like we're gonna do that.
[42:00] SPEAKER_03: We might as well say we might as well run with that.
[42:02] SPEAKER_03: That's how we do.
[42:03] SPEAKER_02: You know how that's like niggas say when niggas just say I give you 10 points.
[42:06] SPEAKER_05: I give you shit like that.
[42:07] SPEAKER_05: Give them the 30-point lead.
[42:08] SPEAKER_05: It's crazy.
[42:09] SPEAKER_05: Give them 30.
[42:09] SPEAKER_05: Give them 30 in the finals.
[42:12] SPEAKER_05: It's crazy.
[42:14] SPEAKER_03: Then we're gonna hit a uh a tipping to win it at the end of the game.
[42:19] SPEAKER_03: Oh, gee!
[42:20] SPEAKER_01: Valid.
[42:21] SPEAKER_03: That was a crazy player.
[42:22] SPEAKER_03: My son, he's Ogua.
[42:24] SPEAKER_03: I ain't gonna lie.
[42:26] SPEAKER_03: I was debating with myself if that was the best game I've ever seen.
[42:29] SPEAKER_03: That's my man named Ogugwa.
[42:31] SPEAKER_03: I wanna debate it because it just sounds crazy to say that that's the best, but I really don't know another game that somebody came back from 29 points in the finals and win it on a tip.
[42:44] SPEAKER_02: It was so intense, though.
[42:46] SPEAKER_02: Like it was so fucking everybody was fucking ready to fucking leave or cry.
[42:53] SPEAKER_02: It was very intense.
[42:54] SPEAKER_02: Emotional roller coaster, bro.
[42:56] SPEAKER_02: That was down the line for real.
[42:57] SPEAKER_02: Like to the last second, to the last point, everything counted.
[43:01] SPEAKER_06: It was like, yo, win lose a draw.
[43:03] SPEAKER_05: That's why I say I don't know if it was in their plan to do that shit, but you be sad until the end of the game.
[43:09] SPEAKER_05: Like, come on, man.
[43:10] SPEAKER_05: Even game on bad.
[43:13] SPEAKER_05: For the last three games.
[43:15] SPEAKER_02: The last quarter.
[43:17] SPEAKER_02: Right.
[43:17] SPEAKER_02: They showed commercials to the next quarter that did Brunson turn up in the fourth quarter.
[43:23] SPEAKER_02: The fourth?
[43:23] SPEAKER_02: Soon's that fourth quarter started.
[43:25] SPEAKER_03: Brunson turned out.
[43:30] SPEAKER_03: How y'all celebrating Juneteenth?
[43:33] SPEAKER_05: I'm eating a bunch of fried chicken.
[43:36] SPEAKER_02: First of all, fried chicken on Juneteenth.
[43:40] SPEAKER_06: Who knows what Juneteenth means?
[43:42] SPEAKER_02: We all do.
[43:44] SPEAKER_02: Some of the slaves was really free.
[43:46] SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
[43:47] SPEAKER_02: They can get that word.
[43:49] SPEAKER_02: What yeah?
[43:49] SPEAKER_02: I'm going fried chicken.
[43:52] SPEAKER_02: It wasn't the year.
[43:53] SPEAKER_02: 1870.
[43:54] SPEAKER_02: I don't know.
[43:55] SPEAKER_02: 1865.
[43:57] SPEAKER_02: I don't want to go to the city.
[43:57] SPEAKER_02: What it wasn't somewhere?
[43:58] SPEAKER_06: 1865.
[44:01] SPEAKER_02: 1865 was the year that this that they that they documented this the slavery right but what year was it was slavery banned that yeah or they was just right that's the year that they documented it but then it took some time for everybody to actually stop really letting it's the year of Juneteenth for the celebrate Juneteenth we're gonna get the year we're gonna get the dates right now yeah we're gonna get it right and what's the meaning of of the 1865 year exactly for black people let's get these two things right because it took remember it was no phones and no social media so you know the word had to get to people June 19th 1865 the day enslaved African Americans Galveston Texas finally received word of their freedom more than two years after the emancipation what were you talking about no i'm saying the same thing I just said you said a couple years later you said a couple years later they just mixed the year up 1865 was the year that it the emancipation uh proclamation was 1863 yeah two years after that two years after they got what I'm saying is I told you 1863 you would have you wouldn't have told you so niggas and that's not about that we share knowledge brother each one teach one how did you push your knowledge around like you might be brother not you when you look at this strong and wrong no I was not I said the same thing I'm saying now I said I didn't know the exact year I said the same thing that they it took time it took them two years it took them two years to get the word the the the official word so how y'all celebrating I'm a free slave nigga what I'm a free slave you are not a free slave 100 don't put that on yourself because you had nothing to do with that i'm I got you don't even know what it is first of all we showed you what one of them lashes looked like didn't we show you what one of them lashes look like bro I'm I'm from let's see how you still think you could get a new you still think you can get a new back for that hundred million i'm…
[51:30] SPEAKER_05: It sounds something we don't know and right that's what that's what you want to know that's what he's saying like oh so y'all thought it was nothing I bet.
[51:38] SPEAKER_01: Yo listen America was a colony of the English okay right and to the to the Revolutionary war right they fought back and got they got their uh their freedom right because it was like you niggas is little England right okay we run this shit we can y'all report to us right and then they went to war they fought back you know this is guerrilla warfare okay and they got the independence and this is why people celebrate 4th of July but guess who fought in there?
[52:12] SPEAKER_02: Black people fought in the Revolutionary War right for America's independence but black people wasn't independent after that neither we still had to go back to the to the field.
[52:22] SPEAKER_02: So but we still celebrate 4th of July I think it's a lot of holidays we celebrate that we don't really know the real origin and we just picked up whatever whatever they became and then we just celebrated but we don't know what it really means what they really mean.
[52:35] SPEAKER_03: We've been indoctrinated we've been programmed with yes the with with even our curriculum and school that's a bit of our fake culture because America has no culture.
[52:44] SPEAKER_03: Right everything comes from somewhere that we've accumulated throughout victories and shit like that that they paint as part of our culture of America is actually of the whole world is just been taken.
[52:59] SPEAKER_03: Those European countries went to other places and took them over that's really what the world is how Haitians speak French and like that's because the French came there like that's all of these African countries with Queen Elizabeth money because they didn't get to take Haiti they went to war they went to war this is why Americans speak English Haiti was Haiti was recognized that's what the independence of these countries are for they fight for their independence against their we don't speak American we speak English you know that's what you said say that again we don't speak American we speak English so taking shit is the American way 100% now back to how we're gonna celebrate so what do they speak in England?
[53:50] SPEAKER_03: Let's take some English English and we speak English too we already speak Latin but we ain't gonna get into that right now that's a whole nother story uh no no no no how you gonna celebrate Juneteenth we're gonna take some shit I got an event in so y'all we gotta do yeah I'm not gonna take anything they're gonna give me some money to do this event I like that you should you want to show but it's an event to celebrate on Friday he said I'm not gonna take anything they're gonna give me some money yeah they lock black people up for June I'm gonna take that home white like the the the them people could take shit the white black people you get locked up for taking shit what about you Mr.
[54:26] SPEAKER_06: Davis I have a I have a uh a a party in in in in the city uh a a throwback a 90s party well I got some shit on the 20th yeah I'm gonna I'm gonna throw I'ma go I might go Sergio Decini 90s celebrating Juneteenth yeah this is the that's that's that's that's what I got going on that day little 90s is we supposed to celebrate like is it I'm just saying we just started when we was going up nobody celebrated this is a new holiday that wasn't popping in school June 19th Black Solidarity wasn't even a real holiday but we used to gas our moms and them yo this black solidarity day we gotta stay we got you know you ain't used to gas your moms to stay out the school used to give it make it a little thing like black solidarity day was a thing but it wasn't like how dress but it wasn't a holiday that you can stay off your motif is observed now by the country but so how do you supposed to celebrate because we out here you know how many years it been it been but that's a glizzy too new that's what I'm saying it's too new became an official US Federal holiday on June 17th of 2021 yeah it's too new niggas don't even got no rules for that holiday yet five years old black solidarity day was a thing we knew what it was like we look forward to that day to get off like that was black solid we don't know what June 19th is yo do we cook out do we treat it like the I don't know what the rules is in Dallas in Texas what do they do have full events and stuff it's a full parade like where it actually happened in Texas so they've been celebrating they made that up marching is like a festival that they do everybody making up shit is no real shit it's no real thing to do for June 19 if you black turn up that's all you can say like it's no rules for June 19 listen let's do a march if you love black turn up if you marry the black if you if you doing something with black if you connected to black like it's like turn up Cinco de Mayo you know what that's you know what's popping on the day the June…
[56:50] SPEAKER_02: How?
[56:50] SPEAKER_01: Which one we gotta spread because they don't know we don't we barely know that's what I'm saying.
[56:55] SPEAKER_01: So we need to look up the literature go on the internet find things to read and sit down with our kids and say listen this is what it's about they need to understand that this is our real independence not 4 this is a fact ain't nobody gonna be doing the fireworks that comes after and then the fireworks come on your holidays don't sound fun already brought we gotta all you know what the kids like we like fireworks nigga we gotta spread the the knowledge bro we gotta kids need to understand because they gotta teach their kids saying though that's why we want to preserve the holidays what's two because I I'm I'm gonna let you what's two two two is after we taught the kids yeah what's the second rule that all black families need to do on Juneteenth cook oh my lady your lady somebody's lady we need to get some cooking going on okay we need to we need to celebrate I think that's how I think that should have been number one see that can't be number one because knowledge is first niggas not gonna listen to me if they don't smell no food they smell some food they ain't paying attention if they're hungry yeah they get what you say empty stuff you say unc June 10th is what?
[58:12] SPEAKER_03: Oh they got that food way don't work the same rule they're not gonna pay you no attention Juneteenth we sitting down I don't like your rules before before we do anything we having a sit down with literature you got a rule that all black families you feel all black families should do on Juneteenth I like I like main talking about what what it it it's about you know what I'm saying I think that should be I I think that should be explained it'd be people who should be celebrating shit that they own like you just said niggas is celebrating single the Mayo don't they ain't Mexican they just want to drink they ain't you know I mean so I think just educating people of what it is what it stands for.
[58:54] SPEAKER_03: I really don't like the holiday as a whole like I don't like a lot of the holidays if you get deeper like all of these shits is just programming.
[59:01] SPEAKER_03: Yes but because even that even Juneteenth we're celebrating not being a slave like I don't even understand real freedom we should have never been slaves like Christmas we don't try to give you Christmas you don't like the rules though we know the rules on Christmas right but it's a new motherfucker when East when when Christmas comes do you wake up and tell Zane this is what Christmas really means.
[59:24] SPEAKER_06: Jesus Christ was born three kings came to them and gave them all gifts do you know what the gifts that the three kings gave them so what?
[59:32] SPEAKER_03: Okay.
[59:33] SPEAKER_03: But that's what I'm saying they should even be able to know that to be getting gifts and do it like they don't most people don't know nothing.
[59:44] SPEAKER_05: Oh damn until nigga so when Easter pop off do you sit down and did fireworks do you tell them that here's the reason because I was a little kid nobody never explained July 4th to me right I read about it whatever it's nigga did you go to school did you did you do the the shit but that's what the fuck are you talking about niggas in in cookouts niggas wasn't banning niggas didn't put that together like Star Spangled banning my country all the way the fuck came from the Star Spangled the Rockets but you but niggas wasn't thinking that oh I this is what we're celebrating that what song was that you just sang Jim the Rockets just singing whatever the song star spangled banner what do you rockets red glitz whatever don't rockets red glitch that's what it means where the fireworks came from listen to what I'm trying to tell you is there a Juneteenth song we need to make one we should lift every voice and sing.
[1:00:56] SPEAKER_01: It had to be like Aretha Franklin or somebody made that joint to earth in hell that should be I don't like it to let's real black people this is going very weird.
[1:01:08] SPEAKER_01: This is going very weird do y'all know the words to lift everyone yes they these niggas what's up the smart nigga here he's so smart this guy right here got all the knowledge I'm a little bit bro y'all gotta start it off and then I'm and then you mean to tell me that we got this brand new holiday from 21 and we shouldn't be teaching our kids no I'm we shouldn't be teaching our kids what it means I agree with that we barely know what it means.
[1:01:30] SPEAKER_05: May no let me make one point that went on those are American y'all think America is going to capitalize money wise off of Juneteenth the holiday of course because every up no no no hold on every other every other holiday I think we program for it because it's a it's a moneymaker.
[1:01:51] SPEAKER_05: Easter we going by fucking Easter egg hunts that's what I'm saying we buying chocolate rabbits ain't no we buying all that June Halloween we buying Madness we're going trick or treating Christmas you already know the vibe what's the June 19th holiday what are you going by on Juneteenth and what's what do the kids want to go out and go get for it being Juneteenth I I get what you're saying explaining it to them but every other holiday is like set out even down to St.
[1:02:17] SPEAKER_05: Patrick's Day we're gonna wear green that's some Ireland shit every everything else is from somewhere else but we are already programmed for it.
[1:02:26] SPEAKER_05: What what how are we gonna excite our black children Spanish children to be excited for that holiday?
[1:02:34] SPEAKER_05: Like what do they go out and buy?
[1:02:35] SPEAKER_03: What do we go out and buy to make that holiday something of it that just became a holiday five years ago been around for a thousand years facts.
[1:02:46] SPEAKER_05: Yeah we gotta we do meet but what do we do though man because I feel like I feel like you you can speak up on that like what the logo what would you do?
[1:02:53] SPEAKER_02: How do we do that for the for the black kids what's the logo what are they looking forward to with Juneteenth I want the logo they got a logo we're good two years ago Target profited off JT which is a but niggas don't like target right exactly the big reason why people avoid college was because they ended up with the Trump administration.
[1:03:13] SPEAKER_00: Yeah they went against the the uh because they was quick on the draw they selling it they was like we getting in on this they ain't no rules they don't even know their own rules to this holiday people were selling like shirts that had like MLK on it Rosa Parks or like versus back by Arena Franklin notebooks cups like little things so that in school it'll be where like someone important from black history yeah but anybody's gonna do that.
[1:03:39] SPEAKER_03: The Knicks just won everybody selling Knicks shirt t-shirts every that's that's just part of that American way too like it's just hustle was hot.
[1:03:47] SPEAKER_02: Think Target ain't gonna have no championship shirts my thing is with the with the with all of that is like the line gets blurry with who's actually doing it for what it really means and who's doing it for a dollar.
[1:04:00] SPEAKER_05: Because you have all these movements I don't want to bring up I'm not gonna get into all of that but you got mad movements and what do they is do they really care about what's going on or do that shit be up.
[1:04:12] SPEAKER_05: I think they just observe be a quick money.
[1:04:15] SPEAKER_05: Do it be a quick and then you don't hear about them no more.
[1:04:18] SPEAKER_05: They didn't duck off whoever was the head of those things it's a holiday day you don't see them no more.
[1:04:23] SPEAKER_03: You know what I mean like you said East I think they just observed the holiday like I don't think they really there's no script behind it yet there's no like even those other holidays you said there's things that are connected to those holidays Halloween you get you dress up Christmas Thanksgiving you have Valentine's Day everything has a a theme to it Juneteenth it was just like all right we just observing that this is the day and making it a holiday no celebratory we should even as uh uh Americans or black Americans or African Americans whatever title you want to give it we have to construct something that we do to celebrate that right we're gonna have to because it comes from such a painful past and we we just finding out because none of us really grew up knowing what Juneteenth meant at all.
[1:05:16] SPEAKER_02: We just heard of the Emancipation Proclamation we didn't know two years later or for during that that that that period of time it was still a great deal of slaves that didn't even know that they was free.
[1:05:27] SPEAKER_08: Right.
[1:05:28] SPEAKER_02: Right so I don't know I just think first and foremost to me I think educating our kids is the first thing to do period point blank.
[1:05:39] SPEAKER_03: I don't know you know if niggas want to put glizzies on a grill and you can I don't think that's how we should celebrate I think shit should be free that day shit since they free the slave shit is free.
[1:05:54] SPEAKER_03: The Vince is free when you walk in the store just pick up the cheese already think shit free that day Day that's what it should be.
[1:06:01] SPEAKER_03: That's real though.
[1:06:02] SPEAKER_03: I like that one.
[1:06:03] SPEAKER_03: Everything is free for black people.
[1:06:05] SPEAKER_02: Everything is free for black people.
[1:06:07] SPEAKER_05: No, we're coming.
[1:06:08] SPEAKER_05: I like that.
[1:06:09] SPEAKER_03: If you got an idea, don't do black and got a people.
[1:06:13] SPEAKER_03: You gotta do a free event.
[1:06:15] SPEAKER_01: Every day is free.
[1:06:16] SPEAKER_01: So it's like, hey, Felix, free to Nilla, free.
[1:06:22] SPEAKER_02: Uh uh harbor and all that.
[1:06:24] SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
[1:06:25] SPEAKER_02: All the clubs free too.
[1:06:26] SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
[1:06:26] SPEAKER_02: Bottles, everything's free.
[1:06:28] SPEAKER_03: Give me a shot of 1800 for free.
[1:06:30] SPEAKER_03: Yeah.
[1:06:31] SPEAKER_03: Right now.
[1:06:32] SPEAKER_03: It's Juneteenth.
[1:06:34] SPEAKER_02: So let's debate about it, man.
[1:06:36] SPEAKER_02: Check this out.
[1:06:37] SPEAKER_02: Speaking of free.
[1:06:38] SPEAKER_02: If a woman asks you out on a first date, put your man on.
[1:06:44] SPEAKER_02: Who paying?
[1:06:45] SPEAKER_02: And why?
[1:06:47] SPEAKER_02: Free food.
[1:06:48] SPEAKER_02: If she asks you out.
[1:06:49] SPEAKER_02: I'm always gonna have the inclination to pay.
[1:06:53] SPEAKER_02: Why?
[1:06:54] SPEAKER_03: That's just the manly thing to do.
[1:06:57] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, it's just a thing to do, right?
[1:06:59] SPEAKER_02: Like, we sitting at dinner or lunch or whatever.
[1:07:02] SPEAKER_02: You know, a couple of times women have said to me, I wanna take you out, I wanna pay.
[1:07:08] SPEAKER_02: I wanna take you out.
[1:07:10] SPEAKER_02: But they gotta like impose that on me.
[1:07:13] SPEAKER_06: Like they gotta be like, yo, when you gonna come get me and take me out?
[1:07:18] SPEAKER_06: You gotta get the yo, I wanna take you out for dinner, me, I wanna come come screw.
[1:07:22] SPEAKER_06: Yeah, me eat.
[1:07:22] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, because that that means, yeah, nigga, when you wanna take me out, I wanna go to dinner, I wanna go get hookah, I wanna go to the club.
[1:07:28] SPEAKER_02: That's what that means.
[1:07:29] SPEAKER_06: Yeah, when you gonna come get me and take me out, 100%.
[1:07:31] SPEAKER_03: So it's true about somebody inviting you out to eat.
[1:07:36] SPEAKER_03: Like, say Jim calls you, you in the crib, yo, what you doing?
[1:07:39] SPEAKER_03: I'm about to go get something to eat.
[1:07:40] SPEAKER_03: Should Jim be paying for that meal?
[1:07:42] SPEAKER_02: It depends on what his language is.
[1:07:43] SPEAKER_02: Is he saying, yo, yo, you know, yo, what you doing?
[1:07:47] SPEAKER_02: You ain't doing nothing?
[1:07:48] SPEAKER_02: Yo, come come meet me over here and get something to eat.
[1:07:52] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, he definitely paying.
[1:07:53] SPEAKER_03: That nigga paying.
[1:07:55] SPEAKER_03: I believe that.
[1:07:56] SPEAKER_06: Yo, I got a dinner, I'm having a dinner tonight, pull up on me.
[1:07:58] SPEAKER_03: I think that's right though.
[1:08:00] SPEAKER_03: If we all right conversation this this week.
[1:08:02] SPEAKER_02: See how we all together?
[1:08:03] SPEAKER_02: If we left from here and we're eight, then I feel like we mean.
[1:08:10] SPEAKER_02: But if I call it a little call a day, though.
[1:08:12] SPEAKER_02: Who bill?
[1:08:13] SPEAKER_02: Both you niggas.
[1:08:14] SPEAKER_02: What bill?
[1:08:15] SPEAKER_03: Let's rap about it.
[1:08:15] SPEAKER_02: Let's rap on the bill.
[1:08:16] SPEAKER_03: What bill we left out about?
[1:08:19] SPEAKER_03: Both of y'all.
[1:08:20] SPEAKER_03: Both of y'all.
[1:08:20] SPEAKER_03: Niggas had mad drinks too.
[1:08:23] SPEAKER_03: What bill?
[1:08:24] SPEAKER_03: Mad drinks.
[1:08:26] SPEAKER_02: Y'all left on the bill.
[1:08:27] SPEAKER_02: You're niggas crippled on the ball.
[1:08:29] SPEAKER_02: Niggas.
[1:08:30] SPEAKER_02: Really?
[1:08:31] SPEAKER_02: What club?
[1:08:32] SPEAKER_02: What are y'all talking about?
[1:08:33] SPEAKER_02: Walked right up out of there.
[1:08:35] SPEAKER_01: After we we came from doing it.
[1:08:37] SPEAKER_02: Some of what JB brought us?
[1:08:38] SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
[1:08:39] SPEAKER_02: I didn't eat nothing in there.
[1:08:41] SPEAKER_02: You ordered?
[1:08:42] SPEAKER_02: Fuck out.
[1:08:43] SPEAKER_02: My food was never brought.
[1:08:44] SPEAKER_02: That tab was on Less Rapper Body.
[1:08:46] SPEAKER_03: Definitely.
[1:08:46] SPEAKER_03: Pause.
[1:08:47] SPEAKER_03: That was crazy.
[1:08:47] SPEAKER_01: What?
[1:08:47] SPEAKER_01: You never what?
[1:08:48] SPEAKER_02: Fuck y'all talking about.
[1:08:50] SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
[1:08:50] SPEAKER_02: What'd it say?
[1:08:51] SPEAKER_02: Nah, we left out on a bill.
[1:08:52] SPEAKER_02: Weak ass food.
[1:08:53] SPEAKER_02: It came.
[1:08:54] SPEAKER_02: Whoa.
[1:08:54] SPEAKER_02: JB, that shit was.
[1:08:55] SPEAKER_02: I ain't gonna say what it was.
[1:08:57] SPEAKER_02: The food was brought.
[1:08:58] SPEAKER_02: I ain't I don't remember no food.
[1:09:00] SPEAKER_02: I don't remember no food.
[1:09:01] SPEAKER_04: You took food to go, too.
[1:09:03] SPEAKER_04: You lying, motherfucker.
[1:09:05] SPEAKER_04: I did not take no food to go.
[1:09:07] SPEAKER_03: Don't worry about it.
[1:09:08] SPEAKER_03: Just don't come out, they let's rap about it, budget.
[1:09:10] SPEAKER_03: Take it out, my shit.
[1:09:14] SPEAKER_04: Let's present it first.
[1:09:15] SPEAKER_04: Let me see what it is.
[1:09:18] SPEAKER_03: Nah, once you once you leave the table, whatever the bill, whatever.
[1:09:24] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, but it don't work.
[1:09:30] SPEAKER_04: So I leave the table with the one.
[1:09:34] SPEAKER_04: Digital?
[1:09:36] SPEAKER_02: You left and the food never came.
[1:09:38] SPEAKER_02: You saw I left because the food never got there.
[1:09:40] SPEAKER_02: I left.
[1:09:40] SPEAKER_02: I saw everybody eat.
[1:09:41] SPEAKER_02: Adapt everybody.
[1:09:42] SPEAKER_02: I said, yo, the food not here.
[1:09:43] SPEAKER_05: I mean, that was my pop's birthday.
[1:09:45] SPEAKER_03: I left.
[1:09:46] SPEAKER_03: I don't even drink.
[1:09:47] SPEAKER_03: Niggas had mad drinks, though.
[1:09:48] SPEAKER_03: I had mocktails.
[1:09:50] SPEAKER_03: No.
[1:09:51] SPEAKER_03: Niggas had niggas had strawberry infused drinks.
[1:09:55] SPEAKER_03: That was you and me.
[1:09:57] SPEAKER_03: I don't even drink, bro.
[1:09:58] SPEAKER_02: I don't do nothing strawberry.
[1:09:59] SPEAKER_02: So y'all saying y'all paid a hot tab?
[1:10:01] SPEAKER_02: No, we saying we paid it.
[1:10:02] SPEAKER_02: We a group.
[1:10:03] SPEAKER_02: We a we a clan.
[1:10:04] SPEAKER_02: We a we a culture.
[1:10:06] SPEAKER_02: But y'all accused me.
[1:10:07] SPEAKER_02: You tell me what I oh.
[1:10:07] SPEAKER_02: I don't know.
[1:10:10] SPEAKER_02: We already deducted it out of y'all.
[1:10:13] SPEAKER_05: No deduct nothing out of nothing.
[1:10:14] SPEAKER_05: I don't know.
[1:10:16] SPEAKER_05: JB.
[1:10:17] SPEAKER_05: I ain't with the deductions.
[1:10:18] SPEAKER_05: J the JB.
[1:10:19] SPEAKER_02: You know what I had.
[1:10:20] SPEAKER_02: Send me the motherfucking image.
[1:10:23] SPEAKER_02: You know what I had.
[1:10:23] SPEAKER_02: Y'all all know what I ordered, so don't act like I only ordered negative next.
[1:10:28] SPEAKER_03: They balances so good.
[1:10:30] SPEAKER_03: They had a bronzino I wanted.
[1:10:32] SPEAKER_03: I ain't nah.
[1:10:32] SPEAKER_03: I ain't gonna have to do that.
[1:10:34] SPEAKER_03: Remember that big that was crazy.
[1:10:36] SPEAKER_03: That's what we actually when I saw that.
[1:10:37] SPEAKER_03: I'm like, oh, this is what we had?
[1:10:39] SPEAKER_03: That was a crazy move.
[1:10:40] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, they changed their menu, eight four days.
[1:10:43] SPEAKER_02: How about this?
[1:10:43] SPEAKER_02: I owe y'all a dinner if that's the case.
[1:10:45] SPEAKER_02: Fuck it.
[1:10:46] SPEAKER_06: Says, when you gonna come take me out, and you like, alright, cool, pick a date.
[1:10:51] SPEAKER_06: And now she got her friend with her.
[1:10:53] SPEAKER_06: Are you are you supposed to pay for her friend to eat too?
[1:10:59] SPEAKER_01: Good question.
[1:11:02] SPEAKER_02: Why is her friend there though?
[1:11:03] SPEAKER_02: Why is she there?
[1:11:04] SPEAKER_02: That's a good thing.
[1:11:05] SPEAKER_02: Bitches be doing shit like that.
[1:11:07] SPEAKER_02: Not that I'm just saying, like, you did like no.
[1:11:10] SPEAKER_03: What's a friend coming to dinner with y'all for?
[1:11:12] SPEAKER_03: If you're taking her to dinner, shit don't happen like that, partner.
[1:11:16] SPEAKER_02: No, you what you saying?
[1:11:18] SPEAKER_02: Am I fucking the friend too?
[1:11:20] SPEAKER_02: I'm asking.
[1:11:21] SPEAKER_02: But that's where you're going with that, right?
[1:11:22] SPEAKER_06: Sometimes girls be trying to bring their friends to dinner and think that a nigga's supposed to pay for it on the street.
[1:11:29] unknown: You see what I mean?
[1:11:30] SPEAKER_02: I mean, that's doing both of them.
[1:11:31] SPEAKER_03: If that's the scenario, then it makes sense.
[1:11:33] SPEAKER_03: It's going down?
[1:11:34] SPEAKER_02: I'm doing both of them.
[1:11:35] SPEAKER_02: This is what this is what we're talking about.
[1:11:36] SPEAKER_02: So if they both eat, they both eat.
[1:11:37] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, I'm getting hit.
[1:11:38] SPEAKER_02: So say so say both of them.
[1:11:40] SPEAKER_02: If they both eat, they both eat.
[1:11:42] SPEAKER_02: You're not eating.
[1:11:43] SPEAKER_02: You're not doing both of them.
[1:11:44] SPEAKER_02: So that's not the plan.
[1:11:45] SPEAKER_02: That's not the girl.
[1:11:46] SPEAKER_02: She didn't say to me, I'm bringing my friend with me, and we're gonna drink and get crazy.
[1:11:49] SPEAKER_02: Would you agree?
[1:11:50] SPEAKER_02: Would you agree to that?
[1:11:51] SPEAKER_02: She didn't say that.
[1:11:52] SPEAKER_03: She popped up on you with her friend.
[1:11:54] SPEAKER_03: I don't like that.
[1:11:54] SPEAKER_03: You gotta I don't like surprises.
[1:11:56] SPEAKER_03: You gotta say, pop up on me like that.
[1:11:58] SPEAKER_02: Nah, I can't do that.
[1:11:59] SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
[1:11:59] SPEAKER_01: You give me the option to want to entertain your friend.
[1:12:02] SPEAKER_02: It can't be on the spot.
[1:12:04] SPEAKER_02: How the friend look?
[1:12:06] SPEAKER_02: I see.
[1:12:06] SPEAKER_03: That's why I'm asking you this.
[1:12:08] SPEAKER_03: If the friend comes down and the friend pays, that's a major factor.
[1:12:11] SPEAKER_03: Then it's like, ah, I bet.
[1:12:13] SPEAKER_03: You gotta you gotta explain this shit to the non-couple.
[1:12:15] SPEAKER_03: That's what I'm trying to tell you.
[1:12:17] SPEAKER_03: They're different over there.
[1:12:18] SPEAKER_03: Nah, I know, but that's why I'm asking him this.
[1:12:20] SPEAKER_01: If the friend is, if I do.
[1:12:21] SPEAKER_02: I want to get his perspective on it, because I already know the vibe.
[1:12:24] SPEAKER_02: If I just pull up and the friend is serious business, it's like, damn.
[1:12:30] SPEAKER_02: If she brings Respucia downstairs, then what?
[1:12:34] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, it's not it's not happening.
[1:12:35] SPEAKER_02: I got something to do.
[1:12:36] SPEAKER_02: You shouldn't have bought your friend.
[1:12:37] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, I'll get up with you after you let after you finish with her.
[1:12:40] SPEAKER_02: When you and her done.
[1:12:41] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, when you and her done, then we then we'll do something.
[1:12:43] SPEAKER_02: But you can't just pop up.
[1:12:44] SPEAKER_02: But give me the opportunity.
[1:12:45] SPEAKER_06: Even if she What I'm saying is if you say, yo, be me at say less, you go to say less, she pulls up, she got her and two of her friends, and sit down and start ordering.
[1:12:53] SPEAKER_06: That's a different scenario.
[1:12:55] SPEAKER_03: That's not a way she at that just pull up.
[1:13:00] SPEAKER_04: You tell her you want to take her out.
[1:13:02] SPEAKER_04: That's not a good one.
[1:13:04] SPEAKER_02: You say say less, they're gonna be like, I wouldn't be going to say less.
[1:13:06] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, they probably gonna come dope.
[1:13:07] SPEAKER_02: Ever.
[1:13:07] SPEAKER_02: All right, let's not say say less.
[1:13:09] SPEAKER_02: That ain't really like a date.
[1:13:09] SPEAKER_01: That's like a hangout spot.
[1:13:11] SPEAKER_01: And that's why she's gonna definitely bring up.
[1:13:15] SPEAKER_01: No, I love, I love, but I wouldn't be on a date there.
[1:13:17] SPEAKER_01: I'd be this is crew.
[1:13:19] SPEAKER_01: We go as a crew there.
[1:13:20] SPEAKER_05: Yeah, yeah, that's definitely crew moving.
[1:13:21] SPEAKER_01: The girls got their crews.
[1:13:23] SPEAKER_01: So if you say, yo, meet me at say less, she's coming with a friend.
[1:13:27] SPEAKER_02: For sure.
[1:13:28] SPEAKER_01: Hands down.
[1:13:28] SPEAKER_01: Nine times out of ten.
[1:13:29] SPEAKER_02: So meet me at no boo.
[1:13:31] SPEAKER_01: First of all, if it's the date, nine times out of ten, we wouldn't be meeting there.
[1:13:35] SPEAKER_01: There's such there's a there's an organization to this, right?
[1:13:39] SPEAKER_02: It's either I'm gonna pick you up or you, you, you, I'ma get the car.
[1:13:44] SPEAKER_02: You know what I'm saying?
[1:13:44] SPEAKER_05: Talk about the date, man.
[1:13:45] SPEAKER_02: I'm gonna get you, I'm gonna get you serviced.
[1:13:48] SPEAKER_02: If it's a date, I'm interested in you, okay?
[1:13:51] SPEAKER_02: I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna get you picked up.
[1:13:53] SPEAKER_02: You're gonna come meet me, then we're gonna ride there together.
[1:13:55] SPEAKER_03: See what I'm saying, Jim?
[1:13:56] SPEAKER_02: That's the difference.
[1:13:57] SPEAKER_03: Explain it to the non-couplers.
[1:13:59] SPEAKER_06: I don't, I'm telling you my scenario and you telling me yes scenario, and they got it.
[1:14:04] SPEAKER_03: I'm calling you.
[1:14:04] SPEAKER_06: I'm giving you the would you pay for the friend if she brings her friend with her?
[1:14:08] SPEAKER_05: That's what we get into.
[1:14:10] SPEAKER_05: All that other fuck that you talking about.
[1:14:12] SPEAKER_05: Like, nigga, you ain't deep missing the point, nigga.
[1:14:17] SPEAKER_05: When you get there and they all put you in the car, drinking fucking, whatever.
[1:14:24] SPEAKER_05: There's been 90 leaches.
[1:14:27] SPEAKER_05: There've been 400 lemon drops, is is the tab on you, nigga.
[1:14:31] SPEAKER_05: He's triggered.
[1:14:32] SPEAKER_05: That's what we want to know.
[1:14:33] SPEAKER_01: Get his mic off for a little while because he's triggered.
[1:14:35] SPEAKER_01: You saying it's not gonna go to that because I'm not, I'm not, I'm not agreeing to to entertain your friend.
[1:14:44] SPEAKER_01: You don't know that.
[1:14:45] SPEAKER_01: She's doing that.
[1:14:46] SPEAKER_02: So you in the moment with her friend, what you tell her?
[1:14:49] SPEAKER_02: It's not happening.
[1:14:50] SPEAKER_02: Yo, why would you bring your friend?
[1:14:52] SPEAKER_02: Like if me and you supposed to be on a date.
[1:14:54] SPEAKER_02: This is supposed to be a one-on-one situation.
[1:14:56] SPEAKER_02: I'm trying to spend time with you, you bringing your date.
[1:14:58] SPEAKER_02: But the friend paying.
[1:15:00] SPEAKER_02: Now then then it might be different.
[1:15:01] SPEAKER_02: Cause now I might be feeling now.
[1:15:06] SPEAKER_03: Now I'm so your friend is paying both of them.
[1:15:10] SPEAKER_03: Are you paying the top of the biggest?
[1:15:13] SPEAKER_01: I'm gonna call friends to the side and say, yo, now you know it's supposed to be me and you.
[1:15:18] SPEAKER_02: You but you bought your friend.
[1:15:20] SPEAKER_02: What's up with her?
[1:15:22] SPEAKER_02: What's going on?
[1:15:23] SPEAKER_02: What if ain't nothing going on but she paying?
[1:15:25] SPEAKER_02: Are you still paying for them drinks and that food?
[1:15:27] SPEAKER_02: If she telling me, like, what's she on?
[1:15:29] SPEAKER_02: Is she with it?
[1:15:29] SPEAKER_02: She on shit?
[1:15:30] SPEAKER_02: Like we could play?
[1:15:31] SPEAKER_02: She married.
[1:15:32] SPEAKER_02: And she, or if she married and she got her nigga and she meeting her nigga in a couple hours, then tell her nigga to pay for it.
[1:15:40] SPEAKER_02: I'm not gonna entertain you so you can go home and play with your nigga.
[1:15:43] SPEAKER_02: That's not what I do.
[1:15:44] SPEAKER_02: You done got a lemon drop.
[1:15:49] SPEAKER_04: He's pissed off, like, yo, this nigga's really disturbing.
[1:15:53] SPEAKER_02: I'm not gonna do it.
[1:15:54] SPEAKER_02: He's in an imaginary world right now.
[1:15:55] SPEAKER_02: You ain't gonna be a good one.
[1:15:56] SPEAKER_04: So you don't even know where he's at right now.
[1:15:58] SPEAKER_02: If the idea of me entertaining both of y'all or one of y'all is for y'all to go home and be with your your person at the end of the night, I got you saucy for you to do that.
[1:16:09] SPEAKER_03: That's not the vibe, period.
[1:16:11] SPEAKER_03: No.
[1:16:11] SPEAKER_02: I get what you're saying.
[1:16:12] SPEAKER_03: Unless it's like, unless that's a situation.
[1:16:15] SPEAKER_03: Like, if you if you chopping it up one-on-one with somebody, like, I don't even like when people like pull up with to your crib with other people and all that.
[1:16:25] SPEAKER_03: Like, I don't I'm not a fan of none of that.
[1:16:27] SPEAKER_03: You gotta give me a warning, beloved.
[1:16:29] SPEAKER_03: No, no.
[1:16:29] SPEAKER_03: Like, don't you just know that's a good one?
[1:16:30] SPEAKER_03: Because if you warn me, I'm gonna tell you.
[1:16:32] SPEAKER_02: Don't bring them.
[1:16:33] SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
[1:16:33] SPEAKER_02: Or I'll meet you.
[1:16:35] SPEAKER_02: You feel me?
[1:16:35] SPEAKER_02: Like, I feel like if I get the warning, I'm gonna tell you don't bring them.
[1:16:38] SPEAKER_03: Ask people, like, you know what I mean?
[1:16:39] SPEAKER_03: Like, yo, I'm with this person, da da da.
[1:16:41] SPEAKER_03: Or you never had somebody and be like, yo, hit you and say, yo, what's somebody's number?
[1:16:47] SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
[1:16:48] SPEAKER_03: I'ma hit the person and be like, yo, Jim, you want son that he's looking for you?
[1:16:52] SPEAKER_03: And then you might be like, yeah, he's cool.
[1:16:53] SPEAKER_03: Or if you say, nah, don't give that nigga my number, I'm going off of that.
[1:16:58] SPEAKER_03: I'm not, but certain people really just give that person your number.
[1:17:02] SPEAKER_03: Yo, Capital gave me your number.
[1:17:03] SPEAKER_03: What?
[1:17:04] SPEAKER_03: I ain't giving nobody a number.
[1:17:05] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, that's a couple of things.
[1:17:06] SPEAKER_05: Because I I feel like I'm not gonna give nobody a number, because don't give nobody my number.
[1:17:11] SPEAKER_02: You heard?
[1:17:11] SPEAKER_02: Like, because if you give somebody my number and I don't know the number, I'm gonna block them and you.
[1:17:18] SPEAKER_02: So now y'all blocked.
[1:17:19] SPEAKER_02: The blocker is back.
[1:17:20] SPEAKER_05: The blocker is back.
[1:17:22] SPEAKER_05: You can wait to get the blocker.
[1:17:23] SPEAKER_05: Like, what do you think?
[1:17:25] SPEAKER_05: Who can have the number?
[1:17:26] SPEAKER_05: Who?
[1:17:27] SPEAKER_03: If they let it be known and it's a festive, chill vibe kind of thing, then that's cool.
[1:17:32] SPEAKER_03: But if we're going on a date or are we trying to like link up on some one-on-one shit and you bring somebody, that's like, yeah, that's not it.
[1:17:39] SPEAKER_02: I think it's all situational, but give me the warning.
[1:17:45] SPEAKER_02: If we bowling, let me know what's going on.
[1:17:48] SPEAKER_02: I don't like I don't like being surprised in the spot because if you surprise me, I'm gonna surprise you.
[1:17:54] SPEAKER_02: I feel like like if I get surprised, then I'm gonna tell you some shit you probably wasn't expecting to hear that night.
[1:18:00] SPEAKER_02: No, let's say like we bowling, and we and we gotta, you know, bowling is the kind of thing.
[1:18:06] SPEAKER_03: It's a social setting.
[1:18:08] SPEAKER_03: That's bowling.
[1:18:09] SPEAKER_03: You can pull up with your girl or your girls.
[1:18:12] SPEAKER_02: Bring your whole crew.
[1:18:14] SPEAKER_03: Just say it.
[1:18:15] SPEAKER_03: Just let it be known.
[1:18:16] SPEAKER_02: If we're going to dinner, let me know you.
[1:18:18] SPEAKER_02: Let me and you with your I feel that.
[1:18:21] SPEAKER_02: I get what you're saying.
[1:18:24] SPEAKER_02: We run a real program, bro.
[1:18:26] SPEAKER_02: I get what you're saying, but this is a street program.
[1:18:28] SPEAKER_02: I need a shit program.
[1:18:29] SPEAKER_05: Street program you're running over there.
[1:18:31] SPEAKER_05: Rod Strickland.
[1:18:32] SPEAKER_02: You know what I mean?
[1:18:32] SPEAKER_02: Bring your friend.
[1:18:33] SPEAKER_02: Or don't.
[1:18:35] SPEAKER_02: You can, maybe.
[1:18:37] SPEAKER_01: If I get playing.
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[1:18:55] SPEAKER_02: Yo both could be right.
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[1:20:32] SPEAKER_02: If the friend liked to play, with it, with it.
[1:20:36] SPEAKER_02: And then you Patrick Ewing.
[1:20:38] SPEAKER_02: You tricking?
[1:20:40] SPEAKER_02: That's not tricking, bro.
[1:20:41] SPEAKER_02: It's having a good time.
[1:20:43] SPEAKER_02: Oh, you were going with the evening?
[1:20:45] SPEAKER_02: That's not tricky and it's a good thing.
[1:20:47] SPEAKER_02: Is drinks and food considered tricking?
[1:20:49] SPEAKER_02: No.
[1:20:49] SPEAKER_02: No.
[1:20:50] SPEAKER_02: No.
[1:20:51] SPEAKER_02: No, not at all.
[1:20:52] SPEAKER_02: I don't think that's tricking.
[1:20:53] SPEAKER_02: Not at all.
[1:20:53] SPEAKER_02: You consider that that?
[1:20:55] SPEAKER_02: I'm asking you.
[1:20:56] SPEAKER_02: No.
[1:20:57] SPEAKER_03: There's a lot of dudes who consider that tricky.
[1:20:59] SPEAKER_03: That's not tricking.
[1:20:59] SPEAKER_03: I've seen a debate of that on the show.
[1:21:03] SPEAKER_02: Like she's trying to order eight burgers for her and shit.
[1:21:06] SPEAKER_02: No, that's not.
[1:21:07] SPEAKER_02: Hungry John.
[1:21:08] SPEAKER_02: We gotta eat it anyway.
[1:21:09] SPEAKER_02: We're gonna do that regardless.
[1:21:10] SPEAKER_02: Like you tricked on eight burgers.
[1:21:12] SPEAKER_02: That's the basics.
[1:21:13] SPEAKER_02: Alright, cool.
[1:21:13] SPEAKER_02: So is taking a bitch to a place like Carbone, is that tricking?
[1:21:17] SPEAKER_02: No.
[1:21:18] SPEAKER_02: Carbon, no?
[1:21:20] SPEAKER_03: Yeah.
[1:21:20] SPEAKER_03: It's we just gonna be a little bit more.
[1:21:21] SPEAKER_03: No food.
[1:21:22] SPEAKER_02: I don't think no food or none of that is a short.
[1:21:27] SPEAKER_05: I think tricking starts with material items.
[1:21:29] SPEAKER_05: I think Jim thinks that's tricking.
[1:21:32] SPEAKER_03: I think he approves that.
[1:21:32] SPEAKER_06: So you think it's something so you think you said Carbone like that was like a like.
[1:21:36] SPEAKER_06: I'm not saying Dubai or something like that.
[1:21:39] SPEAKER_06: I'm not saying it like that because take a bitch to a place like her bone that they don't have access to and feel like tricking off.
[1:21:49] SPEAKER_01: Yeah that's not tricking.
[1:21:52] SPEAKER_02: That's not tricking.
[1:21:53] SPEAKER_02: So impressing trying to impress a bitch is not tricking.
[1:21:55] SPEAKER_02: No.
[1:21:55] SPEAKER_02: No.
[1:21:56] SPEAKER_02: No, it's a form of it.
[1:21:57] SPEAKER_02: It's a form of it.
[1:21:58] SPEAKER_02: It's a form of it.
[1:21:59] SPEAKER_02: Spending money to try to impress a bitch is not tricking.
[1:22:02] SPEAKER_01: He may be really interested in her.
[1:22:03] SPEAKER_01: He might really want to go on to eat at the end of the day.
[1:22:06] SPEAKER_01: It's not tricky.
[1:22:07] SPEAKER_06: I don't think how food food for us is tricking to eat is a little different for other people.
[1:22:13] SPEAKER_06: For other people, going to eat is the same difference of buying a bitch.
[1:22:19] SPEAKER_03: I wasn't viewing that.
[1:22:20] SPEAKER_03: I'm not talking about us who's talking about it.
[1:22:22] SPEAKER_03: We're talking about regular anybody.
[1:22:24] SPEAKER_03: I don't know what they do.
[1:22:25] SPEAKER_03: I can't.
[1:22:26] SPEAKER_03: This is my life.
[1:22:27] SPEAKER_03: I really do this nigga's next.
[1:22:34] SPEAKER_02: That's that's that's like necessity shit.
[1:22:36] SPEAKER_02: Like we're gonna eat.
[1:22:37] SPEAKER_02: We're gonna drink.
[1:22:38] SPEAKER_02: Right.
[1:22:38] SPEAKER_02: And I say, listen, that ain't tricking.
[1:22:40] SPEAKER_02: What you doing tomorrow, we're gonna get some dinner.
[1:22:42] SPEAKER_02: It don't matter where we go.
[1:22:43] SPEAKER_02: We could go to the fly fish club, we could go wherever, we could go anywhere, right?
[1:22:49] SPEAKER_02: You say carbon, whatever, right?
[1:22:51] SPEAKER_02: Now, if I say, yo, man, you know what?
[1:22:54] SPEAKER_02: I'm gonna buy you some shoes in the morning.
[1:22:56] SPEAKER_02: Like, I used tricking.
[1:22:57] SPEAKER_02: Now I'm trying to re I'm trying to buy her attention.
[1:23:01] SPEAKER_02: I'm trying to, I'm making a transaction, I'm trying to buy her things to kind of win her over.
[1:23:06] SPEAKER_02: Like, you know what I mean?
[1:23:07] SPEAKER_02: Go and get something to eat.
[1:23:08] SPEAKER_02: Like, I wanted to eat.
[1:23:10] SPEAKER_02: I'm not talking about you.
[1:23:12] SPEAKER_02: I'm hungry, too.
[1:23:12] SPEAKER_02: I'm not talking about you, bro.
[1:23:15] SPEAKER_02: You speaking in general.
[1:23:16] SPEAKER_02: We're talking about the average person that goes to these restaurants to trick on each.
[1:23:21] SPEAKER_06: So you think niggas don't take bitches on restaurants to trick on them, bro?
[1:23:23] SPEAKER_06: This is what this is what we say is that trick?
[1:23:25] SPEAKER_06: I don't think that's a good thing.
[1:23:25] SPEAKER_03: I think they take them to take them to eat and show them a good time and show that they can do that.
[1:23:30] SPEAKER_03: But I don't think that that's considered tricky.
[1:23:32] SPEAKER_05: But I get what he's saying, you know, you know why I can agree with Cabo?
[1:23:35] SPEAKER_02: Because if you if you a nigga that's not getting it, so you take a bitch and spend five thousand dollars on them at a at a restaurant, it's no five thousand dollars, it should be no five thousand dollar bills.
[1:23:49] SPEAKER_02: It should not be no five thousand dollars.
[1:23:50] SPEAKER_02: Just you and her?
[1:23:51] SPEAKER_02: Not at all.
[1:23:52] SPEAKER_02: Where does that?
[1:23:52] SPEAKER_02: So niggas don't do shit like that.
[1:23:57] SPEAKER_02: Three aces of spades?
[1:23:59] SPEAKER_03: Who's getting three aces of spades?
[1:24:01] SPEAKER_03: It's just you and one girl.
[1:24:02] SPEAKER_02: You would have three.
[1:24:04] SPEAKER_02: If it's a group, I get what you say.
[1:24:07] SPEAKER_02: I think niggas go across aces.
[1:24:11] SPEAKER_02: Yo listen, bro.
[1:24:12] SPEAKER_02: You really like niggas don't go above and beyond trying to get a bitch or the two across.
[1:24:17] SPEAKER_01: One person and another person.
[1:24:19] SPEAKER_02: So niggas don't go above and beyond trying to get a bitch.
[1:24:22] SPEAKER_02: Show he got money to go talk about dinner.
[1:24:25] SPEAKER_02: But niggas don't do this at dinner.
[1:24:27] SPEAKER_03: No, dinner is going to dinner.
[1:24:29] SPEAKER_03: Dinner is going to dinner.
[1:24:30] SPEAKER_03: That's what we say.
[1:24:31] SPEAKER_03: Niggas say you can feel your way.
[1:24:33] SPEAKER_03: But we don't go into dinner.
[1:24:35] SPEAKER_03: No, you can't do it.
[1:24:36] SPEAKER_03: It depends on the day for you.
[1:24:38] SPEAKER_01: Five Ace of Space.
[1:24:39] SPEAKER_01: It depends on the person.
[1:24:40] SPEAKER_01: You got some niggas that just want to do that.
[1:24:43] SPEAKER_01: They should be carried out that fucking shit.
[1:24:44] SPEAKER_01: You got some niggas that want to show No, because it can happen.
[1:24:49] SPEAKER_01: Five thousand niggas.
[1:24:50] SPEAKER_01: It would happen.
[1:24:53] SPEAKER_01: Maybe it's some hollow shit.
[1:24:54] SPEAKER_01: It can happen.
[1:24:55] SPEAKER_01: Maybe there's some hollow.
[1:24:57] SPEAKER_03: It can happen.
[1:24:57] SPEAKER_03: Like maybe like 5,000.
[1:24:59] SPEAKER_03: It can happen.
[1:25:00] SPEAKER_03: It would never happen with me.
[1:25:02] SPEAKER_03: She never goes anywhere with some dirty kitchen or something.
[1:25:08] SPEAKER_03: She don't want to go to Ricardo's.
[1:25:16] SPEAKER_06: I'm just saying.
[1:25:17] SPEAKER_06: Like you're making the shit seem like a big thing.
[1:25:19] SPEAKER_02: It'd be a bunch of numerous people, it'd be a bunch of us.
[1:25:22] SPEAKER_05: You can buy a big thing.
[1:25:25] SPEAKER_05: That's not a two-person bill.
[1:25:26] SPEAKER_05: That's not a two-person bill.
[1:25:27] SPEAKER_03: No way absolutely in my whole life.
[1:25:30] SPEAKER_02: If I got that bill two people with me and me and the big thing, let me ask you something fire.
[1:25:34] SPEAKER_06: So let me ask you something from a bitch's perspective.
[1:25:36] SPEAKER_06: Once she's like, yo, we go in the sailors, this nigga be tricking.
[1:25:39] SPEAKER_06: He's spending 4,500, 5,000 and this shit.
[1:25:41] SPEAKER_06: He always going up.
[1:25:42] SPEAKER_06: You think a bitch is not saying this nigga's tricking?
[1:25:44] SPEAKER_03: No, not on dinner.
[1:25:46] SPEAKER_03: She said he's tricking if he does other shit.
[1:25:48] SPEAKER_03: Ain't bought a bag yet.
[1:25:53] SPEAKER_03: He ain't bought no shoes.
[1:25:54] SPEAKER_03: He ain't bought a bag.
[1:25:55] SPEAKER_03: He ain't no.
[1:25:56] SPEAKER_03: She can sit on a plant show with her level of what's the name?
[1:26:00] SPEAKER_01: She don't have nothing tangible to go home with.
[1:26:02] SPEAKER_01: She just got a meal.
[1:26:04] SPEAKER_01: She can burn money.
[1:26:06] SPEAKER_01: She has time.
[1:26:07] SPEAKER_03: Obviously, it's levels.
[1:26:08] SPEAKER_03: It's levels.
[1:26:09] SPEAKER_03: It's level.
[1:26:14] SPEAKER_01: It's no duo five thousand dollar bill.
[1:26:17] SPEAKER_01: I don't believe it.
[1:26:18] SPEAKER_01: Two people.
[1:26:19] SPEAKER_06: I've spent some change in the restaurant.
[1:26:20] SPEAKER_06: Just you and one person?
[1:26:21] SPEAKER_06: Me and Chrissy spent some change in the restaurant.
[1:26:23] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, I spent$5,000 on one bill.
[1:26:25] SPEAKER_02: $4,700 shit like that.
[1:26:26] SPEAKER_02: What restaurant is that?
[1:26:28] SPEAKER_02: You've been around this world.
[1:26:29] SPEAKER_02: You've been in places that shit.
[1:26:31] SPEAKER_02: This shit goes up.
[1:26:31] SPEAKER_01: You never had a bill for me and one other person.
[1:26:33] SPEAKER_01: Never had a bill that high for two people.
[1:26:36] SPEAKER_06: You never been to Greece and none of these places where you're buying big bottles out and all that shit.
[1:26:40] SPEAKER_06: The bottles alone be costing$2,000, bro.
[1:26:42] SPEAKER_02: No, because it's me and one person.
[1:26:44] SPEAKER_02: I'm gonna buy a big bottle like that for it's me and one other person.
[1:26:49] SPEAKER_05: Two margaritas is my way.
[1:26:51] SPEAKER_05: You've been to Italy.
[1:26:54] SPEAKER_01: You drink one bottle and you drink one bottle.
[1:26:57] SPEAKER_01: Margaritas over here.
[1:26:58] SPEAKER_01: We on a trip though, bro.
[1:27:00] SPEAKER_02: The bottle is not be only at the table.
[1:27:04] SPEAKER_02: Is that what you're talking about?
[1:27:05] SPEAKER_02: Five bears for two people.
[1:27:06] SPEAKER_02: I'm leaving that shit mad.
[1:27:08] SPEAKER_02: Ain't no food on earth that good.
[1:27:10] SPEAKER_02: There's no way.
[1:27:11] SPEAKER_02: I don't give a fuck who made it.
[1:27:13] SPEAKER_02: Y'all niggas is all capping to me.
[1:27:15] SPEAKER_02: No, no, no.
[1:27:15] SPEAKER_06: There's nobody capping that.
[1:27:16] SPEAKER_06: Thousand that at thousands at dinners, bro.
[1:27:18] SPEAKER_06: Y'all can't.
[1:27:18] SPEAKER_03: You want to call dinner tricking, and we get it.
[1:27:21] SPEAKER_02: I didn't say me.
[1:27:23] SPEAKER_02: I said you don't tricking.
[1:27:25] SPEAKER_02: That's not tricking, bro.
[1:27:26] SPEAKER_02: We all saying the same thing.
[1:27:27] SPEAKER_02: You don't even want to say.
[1:27:28] SPEAKER_03: You asked us.
[1:27:29] SPEAKER_03: We answered you.
[1:27:30] SPEAKER_03: We all saying the same thing, Jimothy.
[1:27:31] SPEAKER_03: Going to dinner is not tricking.
[1:27:33] SPEAKER_02: That's like a we're gonna eat.
[1:27:34] SPEAKER_02: Going to dinner is not tricking.
[1:27:36] SPEAKER_03: You take somebody on a date, you go to dinner, that's to get to know them.
[1:27:38] SPEAKER_03: That's whatever.
[1:27:40] SPEAKER_01: Let's move forward.
[1:27:41] SPEAKER_01: Yes, we're gonna move forward forward.
[1:27:43] SPEAKER_01: This segment is a power move brought to you by Morgan and Morgan.
[1:27:49] SPEAKER_02: Trillionaires are no longer a theory because one exists now.
[1:27:53] SPEAKER_02: How do you think a trillionaire should be taxed?
[1:27:56] SPEAKER_03: I don't know how they should be taxed.
[1:27:58] SPEAKER_03: Um I guess every time.
[1:28:00] SPEAKER_03: They come outside, they gotta let somebody hold something.
[1:28:04] SPEAKER_03: I run in the million real quick, brother.
[1:28:07] SPEAKER_03: Elon, he got it.
[1:28:09] SPEAKER_03: You gotta let somebody you can't say you don't got it.
[1:28:12] SPEAKER_03: You got it.
[1:28:13] SPEAKER_05: I think they should I think the tax I would say the one tax I would say is they should clear homelessness.
[1:28:20] SPEAKER_05: That should be that should be cleared.
[1:28:22] SPEAKER_03: How much does that cost?
[1:28:23] SPEAKER_03: Or I think that's a good thing.
[1:28:24] SPEAKER_03: They could do that with the billionaire.
[1:28:25] SPEAKER_03: We could do that with a trillion dollars.
[1:28:29] SPEAKER_03: You should clear that globally.
[1:28:32] SPEAKER_03: You got a trillion dollars.
[1:28:33] SPEAKER_03: It shouldn't be people, just hungry people.
[1:28:35] SPEAKER_03: You might not can't put every person in the world that's homeless in a home, but you definitely can feed everybody.
[1:28:43] SPEAKER_03: Food, yeah, provide food.
[1:28:45] SPEAKER_03: If companies can provide food, a trillionaire can definitely provide food.
[1:28:49] SPEAKER_03: It should be no homelessness and nobody should be out here starving, bro.
[1:28:53] SPEAKER_03: He still gotta be able to do that.
[1:28:54] SPEAKER_03: That's how I look at it.
[1:28:55] SPEAKER_03: You gotta let everybody run into, he gotta stay in a house.
[1:28:57] SPEAKER_02: Because if you got a trillion dollars, you could take$10 billion and feed the world.
[1:29:02] SPEAKER_02: Not the world, at least, at least the US.
[1:29:05] SPEAKER_02: Ten billion house.
[1:29:06] SPEAKER_02: You could feed mad people.
[1:29:07] SPEAKER_03: 10 billion is gonna feed a lot of motherfuckers.
[1:29:09] SPEAKER_06: 10 billion is gonna feed mad with more people than the billionaires alone, they can stop hunger right now.
[1:29:16] SPEAKER_06: So with a trillion, he definitely could do it.
[1:29:18] SPEAKER_06: That shit could change the world in a couple ways.
[1:29:21] SPEAKER_05: He could pay everybody a salary.
[1:29:26] SPEAKER_03: That's crazy.
[1:29:28] SPEAKER_05: A million times, you could get everybody right.
[1:29:31] SPEAKER_04: You could pay everybody in this country a hundred thousand dollar a year's salary and don't trip.
[1:29:38] SPEAKER_02: All the niggas in the hood that owe niggas money, you can cover their debt.
[1:29:43] SPEAKER_02: Bro.
[1:29:44] SPEAKER_05: You can just slide, just swipe through, like I got all y'all.
[1:29:47] SPEAKER_05: Don't worry about it.
[1:29:48] SPEAKER_06: Our country deficit is in the trillions.
[1:29:50] SPEAKER_05: You can do whoever owe niggas bread, like I got.
[1:29:53] SPEAKER_02: This nigga got deficit.
[1:29:54] SPEAKER_02: Tell them niggas Elon did that, you heard?
[1:29:56] SPEAKER_02: He could buy the world damn near right now.
[1:29:58] SPEAKER_03: Yeah.
[1:29:59] SPEAKER_03: They say he can buy every team in sports in the world.
[1:30:03] SPEAKER_03: Every team.
[1:30:04] SPEAKER_03: Every sport?
[1:30:05] SPEAKER_03: Every sport.
[1:30:06] SPEAKER_03: Every team.
[1:30:07] SPEAKER_03: Every team sport.
[1:30:07] SPEAKER_03: Basketball.
[1:30:08] SPEAKER_02: So you telling me he can't clean homelessness?
[1:30:11] SPEAKER_02: Tennis.
[1:30:11] SPEAKER_02: He can't get anybody a crit a little apartment, a little studio.
[1:30:14] SPEAKER_02: No, of course.
[1:30:15] SPEAKER_02: Anybody can get a little room.
[1:30:16] SPEAKER_02: Get everybody a little room.
[1:30:18] SPEAKER_02: Can't get niggas off the street.
[1:30:19] SPEAKER_02: Get everybody a little more.
[1:30:20] SPEAKER_02: Like clear this shit all the way up.
[1:30:21] SPEAKER_02: All this homelessness in the morning.
[1:30:23] SPEAKER_02: They really come through and crushing this.
[1:30:24] SPEAKER_06: What do you do after you got a trillion?
[1:30:26] SPEAKER_06: Is the game over?
[1:30:27] SPEAKER_06: Like, do you just go to sleep?
[1:30:28] SPEAKER_06: Game over.
[1:30:29] SPEAKER_03: Game over.
[1:30:30] SPEAKER_03: It's definitely game over.
[1:30:31] SPEAKER_03: Game is over.
[1:30:31] SPEAKER_03: That's it.
[1:30:34] SPEAKER_05: What else do you want?
[1:30:35] SPEAKER_05: You can't imagine.
[1:30:39] SPEAKER_05: That's the top goal.
[1:30:40] SPEAKER_05: Like, you know, everybody got goals.
[1:30:44] SPEAKER_05: That's the goal that nobody has in their list.
[1:30:47] SPEAKER_05: That wasn't even a goal.
[1:30:49] SPEAKER_05: That ain't on your goal.
[1:30:50] SPEAKER_06: It wasn't even thought about.
[1:30:51] SPEAKER_06: Like, nigga can really think that could happen.
[1:30:53] SPEAKER_03: That was some shit you said in a rap or some shit like about my bathtub lift up my wall do a 360.
[1:30:59] SPEAKER_03: It was one of them kind of like I'm going to be a trillionaire.
[1:31:02] SPEAKER_04: That's not even a real deficit money out here.
[1:31:05] SPEAKER_04: Like what?
[1:31:06] SPEAKER_04: Crazy.
[1:31:07] SPEAKER_04: But what do you do?
[1:31:09] SPEAKER_02: Do you have fun?
[1:31:09] SPEAKER_02: Are you still having fun?
[1:31:11] SPEAKER_02: You gotta have fun.
[1:31:12] SPEAKER_06: How?
[1:31:13] SPEAKER_02: What do you do?
[1:31:15] SPEAKER_02: Sniff cocaine.
[1:31:16] SPEAKER_06: You gotta sniff cocaine.
[1:31:19] SPEAKER_06: At this point, it's the only thing you got to do.
[1:31:21] SPEAKER_06: Here we go.
[1:31:21] SPEAKER_06: This is when me and Spins exit.
[1:31:24] SPEAKER_06: But it gotta be a new cocaine you be able to buy.
[1:31:26] SPEAKER_06: Like 2C?
[1:31:27] SPEAKER_06: No, you gotta do cocaine.
[1:31:30] SPEAKER_06: It gotta be some shit.
[1:31:31] SPEAKER_06: It's some shit out there.
[1:31:33] SPEAKER_06: It's some shit out there.
[1:31:35] SPEAKER_06: Some blue cocaine is something.
[1:31:36] SPEAKER_02: Y'all said y'all were smoking crack.
[1:31:38] SPEAKER_06: Yeah.
[1:31:38] SPEAKER_02: We would we would we would do it.
[1:31:39] SPEAKER_02: That's what y'all said.
[1:31:40] SPEAKER_02: We definitely would do that.
[1:31:41] SPEAKER_02: At a billion dollars.
[1:31:42] SPEAKER_03: At this point, it doesn't matter what drug.
[1:31:44] SPEAKER_03: What drug they give me at a trillion.
[1:31:46] SPEAKER_03: I don't even think a crackhead could blow through a trillion.
[1:31:49] SPEAKER_05: Nah, he couldn't.
[1:31:50] SPEAKER_05: He could blow his head off before the motor.
[1:31:58] SPEAKER_04: Imagine a crackhead with a trillion, bro.
[1:32:02] SPEAKER_04: Yo, what?
[1:32:04] SPEAKER_04: How much crack would he have in the stash?
[1:32:07] SPEAKER_04: He might have a whole vault full of crack.
[1:32:09] SPEAKER_03: I don't know though, but the price went up.
[1:32:11] SPEAKER_03: You ever seen that Dave Chappelle shit, nigga?
[1:32:13] SPEAKER_03: He hit the lotto and his haircut was five thousand and shit like that.
[1:32:16] SPEAKER_03: That's how they know the eight balls fucking 9,200.
[1:32:20] SPEAKER_05: The price of the brick went up, man.
[1:32:27] SPEAKER_03: For you.
[1:32:27] SPEAKER_03: You know what I mean?
[1:32:28] SPEAKER_03: You a trillionaire.
[1:32:29] SPEAKER_05: Anybody charging differently with that if they know you're a trillionaire, bro.
[1:32:32] SPEAKER_05: Your manny petty can't get nothing.
[1:32:35] SPEAKER_05: They gonna go regular prices for you.
[1:32:37] SPEAKER_03: Usually we should do the easy.
[1:32:38] SPEAKER_03: That's the taxes.
[1:32:41] SPEAKER_03: Do some funny shit.
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[1:32:43] SPEAKER_02: You gotta multiply that shit by 200.
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[1:33:20] SPEAKER_02: Oh wow.
[1:33:20] SPEAKER_02: 1-800 Mano.
[1:33:22] SPEAKER_02: What we got going on?
[1:33:23] SPEAKER_02: You know I'm a love doctor, a guru, a specialist, a scientist.
[1:33:27] SPEAKER_03: No, no, no, no.
[1:33:28] SPEAKER_03: No, no, no, no, no.
[1:33:29] SPEAKER_03: I told you that you're a scientist.
[1:33:32] SPEAKER_03: That has been taken from your taking your classes now to be a historian.
[1:33:37] SPEAKER_03: I am a toaster.
[1:33:40] SPEAKER_02: Like a morse, like a jingle.
[1:33:42] SPEAKER_02: I have a toaster.
[1:33:44] SPEAKER_02: You're definitely a toaster.
[1:33:46] SPEAKER_02: You're a cupper?
[1:33:46] SPEAKER_02: No, I won't do it.
[1:33:47] SPEAKER_02: Definitely a cupper.
[1:33:48] SPEAKER_02: Double cupper.
[1:33:48] SPEAKER_02: But something like that, where it's like a main.
[1:33:53] SPEAKER_03: Just a thought, an idea.
[1:33:55] SPEAKER_02: Check this out.
[1:33:56] SPEAKER_02: Hey, Maino, and the guys.
[1:33:58] SPEAKER_02: I'm 28, going on 29, no kids, single and independent.
[1:34:01] SPEAKER_02: I'm struggling with dating because I attract men with kids.
[1:34:06] SPEAKER_02: What's wrong with niggas with kids?
[1:34:07] SPEAKER_02: They always say you have a great motherly qualities.
[1:34:11] SPEAKER_02: However, I've been told I'm selfish because I come off like I want all their attention.
[1:34:17] SPEAKER_02: Oh, okay, I get it.
[1:34:19] SPEAKER_02: This isn't necessarily true, but I do shy away.
[1:34:22] SPEAKER_02: Once I realize that I'll never be number one in their life.
[1:34:26] SPEAKER_02: Oh, she's just a young little baby.
[1:34:28] SPEAKER_02: For some reason, I'm not attracting men with zero kids.
[1:34:31] SPEAKER_02: What the hell is it?
[1:34:32] SPEAKER_02: How do you look, first of all?
[1:34:34] SPEAKER_03: How she look, first of all.
[1:34:35] SPEAKER_03: Like a mother.
[1:34:36] SPEAKER_02: That's what can we get pictures of these?
[1:34:37] SPEAKER_02: Can we get start getting pictures of the other thing?
[1:34:39] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, we need to.
[1:34:40] SPEAKER_02: Can we see how any of these people see how some of these people look?
[1:34:42] SPEAKER_02: Like let's let's are you looking, do you look motherly?
[1:34:45] SPEAKER_02: I tell you what.
[1:34:46] SPEAKER_02: Right?
[1:34:46] SPEAKER_02: Like, let's let's be honest.
[1:34:48] SPEAKER_02: Let's not and I mean no disrespect.
[1:34:50] SPEAKER_02: What is motherly?
[1:34:50] SPEAKER_02: Big motherfucker.
[1:34:51] SPEAKER_02: No, like a motherly, like a big mama.
[1:34:52] SPEAKER_02: Like a like, you know what I'm saying?
[1:34:53] SPEAKER_02: Like a big mama.
[1:34:54] SPEAKER_02: Like somebody's moms?
[1:34:55] SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
[1:34:56] SPEAKER_02: She's more on the heavier side.
[1:34:57] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, with the with the with the with the with the stretch moss right here.
[1:35:00] SPEAKER_02: Like that's hanging down, like, you know, big.
[1:35:02] SPEAKER_02: Ain't my moms ain't.
[1:35:03] SPEAKER_04: That's motherly or grandmotherly?
[1:35:06] SPEAKER_02: It could be the same.
[1:35:08] SPEAKER_02: It could be the same.
[1:35:09] SPEAKER_02: Like, it depends.
[1:35:10] SPEAKER_02: I mean, I don't know what they see on.
[1:35:11] SPEAKER_02: Let's I'm just throwing it out there.
[1:35:13] SPEAKER_02: Like, they say that they tell her that she has great motherly qualities.
[1:35:18] SPEAKER_02: All these niggas that she attracts.
[1:35:20] SPEAKER_02: They tell her the same thing.
[1:35:21] SPEAKER_02: So maybe she's giving off motherly vibes.
[1:35:23] SPEAKER_03: Niggas Charlie just want to hit too.
[1:35:25] SPEAKER_03: Like, niggas just telling her whatever they want.
[1:35:26] SPEAKER_03: Cause how could you be selfish and have good motherly qualities?
[1:35:29] SPEAKER_03: Motherly and selfish don't really and want all the attention on the other.
[1:35:33] SPEAKER_04: Yeah, it definitely doesn't be off of giving trash.
[1:35:39] SPEAKER_03: Oh shit.
[1:35:40] SPEAKER_03: Niggas pulling her receipts.
[1:35:42] SPEAKER_02: Okay, let's see.
[1:35:43] SPEAKER_02: Um, okay.
[1:35:46] SPEAKER_02: Pain.
[1:35:47] SPEAKER_02: I wouldn't say pain, but I wouldn't say uh little motherly.
[1:35:51] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, no pain, yeah.
[1:35:53] SPEAKER_03: Nigga said she's motherly.
[1:35:54] SPEAKER_04: A little motherly.
[1:35:55] SPEAKER_02: It's cool.
[1:35:56] SPEAKER_02: You know, I mean, it's not giving like she attractive niggas.
[1:35:59] SPEAKER_02: I should understand when she said motherly.
[1:36:01] SPEAKER_02: You know what I mean?
[1:36:01] SPEAKER_02: I remember Instagram baddie.
[1:36:03] SPEAKER_02: She got flats, she got flats on.
[1:36:05] SPEAKER_02: But she's not, she's not a she know she's she's a she's a pretty woman.
[1:36:09] SPEAKER_02: She's definitely attractive.
[1:36:10] SPEAKER_02: You attract attractive is the right word.
[1:36:12] SPEAKER_02: You attractive woman, oh I'll say, like, she got warm qualities, it looks like.
[1:36:18] SPEAKER_04: Like warm?
[1:36:19] SPEAKER_02: Like warm qualities.
[1:36:20] SPEAKER_02: Like I I can understand probably.
[1:36:22] SPEAKER_02: But she's selfish though, because she wants the attention of the man.
[1:36:25] SPEAKER_02: Now the thing is over his kids, right?
[1:36:28] SPEAKER_05: She wants the attention of the dude over his children.
[1:36:32] SPEAKER_02: Right.
[1:36:32] SPEAKER_02: Because she, you know, she's probably like one of those people that like feels like she deserves all attention.
[1:36:38] SPEAKER_02: But she's single, she's single though, so I can't.
[1:36:40] SPEAKER_02: But when she's talking about that and when she's dealing with the nigga though.
[1:36:43] SPEAKER_06: And she's saying she keeps attracting these niggas with kids, but it's like every nigga damn nigga has a kid.
[1:36:48] SPEAKER_02: Solid men got kids, man.
[1:36:50] SPEAKER_02: I'm gonna tell you that right now.
[1:36:51] SPEAKER_02: You know what I'm saying?
[1:36:52] SPEAKER_02: Unless you gotta go get you like a young, a young boy that don't really have no real motion in your life.
[1:36:58] SPEAKER_02: Hawaiian?
[1:36:59] SPEAKER_02: Yeah, pretty much.
[1:37:00] SPEAKER_02: So you're not gonna mean no grown, grown, grown, like nigga.
[1:37:06] SPEAKER_04: You don't mean nobody established with no with without no kids, damn nigga.
[1:37:10] SPEAKER_05: I I I say I say 35.
[1:37:13] SPEAKER_02: Is niggas out here 35 without kids?
[1:37:15] SPEAKER_05: No, I'm saying that's the age.
[1:37:16] SPEAKER_05: You meet a nigga 30 ain't got kids.
[1:37:19] SPEAKER_02: Who?
[1:37:20] SPEAKER_05: I know niggas 30 ain't got no kids.
[1:37:22] SPEAKER_02: Yo, you you meet a man without kids, but then something else might be wrong.
[1:37:26] SPEAKER_02: You know, he don't got all his shit together.
[1:37:28] SPEAKER_02: So you gotta look at other things other than just the fact that he had kids.
[1:37:32] SPEAKER_02: Look at the way one, how he treats you, how he treats his kids, you know, the you know what type of man he is, right?
[1:37:39] SPEAKER_02: Having kids should tell you a lot about his character, the way he deals with his kids.
[1:37:43] SPEAKER_02: That should be attractive, actually.
[1:37:45] SPEAKER_02: You should be attracted to that.
[1:37:46] SPEAKER_03: I think it's showing saying a lot about her character too.
[1:37:49] SPEAKER_03: Yeah.
[1:37:49] SPEAKER_03: I think that she's looking for somebody to just show her attention.
[1:37:54] SPEAKER_03: Like you said, if he's has kids and he's showing his kids' attention and he and he's not with the mother or any of that situation, but he makes sure that he provides for his those are good um qualities in a man that's.
[1:38:07] SPEAKER_06: But she don't have a kid, so she'll never understand a person the love a person will have for a kid until she actually has it.
[1:38:13] SPEAKER_02: So maybe she's just a fun girl.
[1:38:14] SPEAKER_02: Are you just a fun girl and you're just looking to have fun?
[1:38:17] SPEAKER_06: Yeah, she's young.
[1:38:18] SPEAKER_02: Right.
[1:38:18] SPEAKER_02: That could be your phase that you and ain't nothing wrong with being a fun chick, you know.
[1:38:22] SPEAKER_02: Um but you just gotta understand that, you know, there's guys with no kids, but it all depends on what you're looking for.
[1:38:28] SPEAKER_02: Because most guys with kids, I don't think they're looking to settle down that easy.
[1:38:33] SPEAKER_02: So you know, you gotta wear it out.
[1:38:36] SPEAKER_05: A lot of guys are not gonna just ditch their kids to just for some, yeah, just to make you feel like you get your number one.
[1:38:45] SPEAKER_03: You know what I'm saying?
[1:38:46] SPEAKER_03: You have to feel you number one without somebody uh uh having to to overly show you that.
[1:38:53] SPEAKER_03: Yeah, or or show you that they not their kids are not want number one for you to feel number one.
[1:38:58] SPEAKER_03: Like that's the crazy.
[1:38:59] SPEAKER_01: And you shouldn't even want that.
[1:39:00] SPEAKER_01: You shouldn't want no nigga.
[1:39:02] SPEAKER_01: You shouldn't want no nigga that put their kids in the middle.
[1:39:08] SPEAKER_03: I don't know you, Shorty.
[1:39:09] SPEAKER_03: I'm not trying to like it.
[1:39:10] SPEAKER_06: But maybe she is a girl young trying to have fun and she get caught up with niggas that she likes, and niggas end up having kids, and she ain't ready for that right now.
[1:39:17] SPEAKER_02: Having fun, then have fun.
[1:39:19] SPEAKER_02: Fuck niggas, man.
[1:39:20] SPEAKER_02: Just go out, party, fuck.
[1:39:22] SPEAKER_03: Women definitely should respect that too.
[1:39:24] SPEAKER_03: A man who's who's puts their kids and makes time for them and puts their kids first, and they should respect that.
[1:39:31] SPEAKER_03: That's right.
[1:39:31] SPEAKER_03: That should be an honorable thing for a man.
[1:39:33] SPEAKER_02: That's a fact, man.
[1:39:36] SPEAKER_02: 100%, man.
[1:39:37] SPEAKER_02: But hey, you already know what it is, man.
[1:39:39] SPEAKER_02: Unstoppable.
[1:39:40] SPEAKER_02: Let's rap about it, man.
[1:39:41] SPEAKER_02: Big shout out to Playmaker, shout out to Patreon, happy Juneteenth, happy Father's Day.
[1:39:48] SPEAKER_02: You already know, like, comment, subscribe.
[1:39:50] SPEAKER_02: We are unstoppable, man.
[1:39:52] SPEAKER_03: Shout out to all the real Followers, man.
[1:39:53] SPEAKER_03: Yeah, definitely.
[1:39:54] SPEAKER_03: Happy Father's Day, my guys.
[1:39:56] SPEAKER_03: Yeah, happy Juneteenth.
[1:39:59] SPEAKER_02: Let's rap about it, rap about it.
[1:40:02] SPEAKER_02: Let's rap about it, rap about it.

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