Culturally Inappropriate with A.C. Lee
Unfiltered. Unapologetic. Unafraid to say what needs to be said.
Culturally Inappropriate with A.C. Lee is where sharp wit meets grown-man perspective. A mature rebrand of Big Baby’s Podcast, this show dives headfirst into the intersections of sports, politics, hip-hop, and culture—without watering down the truth.
From the barbershop to the boardroom, A.C. Lee blends humor, intellect, and raw honesty to tackle the conversations others avoid. Each episode brings bold takes, cultural critique, and unapologetic storytelling shaped by Southern roots, Cartersville pride, and Atlanta energy.
If you’re tired of safe conversations and cookie-cutter commentary, you’ve found your spot. This isn’t about being politically correct—it’s about being culturally inappropriate.
Culturally Inappropriate with A.C. Lee
Village Vets: Building A Local Show That Matters
The night starts as a catch-up and turns into a wake-up call: people at home are listening closely, waiting for the stream, and telling us this show feels like them. We thought we had a casual couch session; the city told us we have a community mic. So we set a new Tuesday schedule, talk through what consistency actually costs when the cameras cut off, and admit how much it means to hear friends and strangers say they’re locked in.
Life enters the room fast. One of us is hours from fatherhood, and that opens a real talk on boundaries: what to share, what to keep sacred, and how to keep jokes from trampling real relationships. We get honest about respect—the mother of your child, the woman with your last name, and the difference between private loyalty and public noise. “Don’t ruin your chance to spin the block” becomes a mantra about not torching bridges you may want tomorrow.
Then the culture debates fly. We square up on catalogs and concerts—Kanye’s unbeatable run, Jay-Z’s room advantage, Drake’s dominance, Wayne’s war chest—and dive into the live-matchup energy of Chris Brown versus Usher. That leads to a bigger question: did hookah and sections kill the dance floor? We break down how VIP economics reshaped nightlife, why spontaneity is rare, and where that old Atlanta energy still survives. Sports becomes therapy as we vent about the Falcons, demand accountability from leadership, and weigh what fans owe a franchise versus what a franchise owes its city.
Between the heavy notes, we keep it human: barber loyalty as a sacred bond, skating wipeouts, black-and-mild detours, and a salute to slept-on comedians—Eddie Griffin’s depth, Carlos Miller’s precision, Lil Duval’s longevity, Nav Green’s timing. If you hear your high school, your favorite bar, your playlist, or your group chat in here, that’s the point. Pull up, press play, and join the village. If this conversation hits, share it with a friend, subscribe, and leave a review so more folks in the city can find us.
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SPEAKER_13:We can at least say we have. Huh? We can at least say uh we all we can say we hit him up. But yeah.
SPEAKER_10:Hit who up?
SPEAKER_13:Rooster.
SPEAKER_10:Oh, I called him.
SPEAKER_13:Oh yeah. I'm about to say that's why I said I just hit him up one more time to see. Oh, we ended up being sorry and sleep. That's all right right there too, though.
SPEAKER_10:Oh yeah, I didn't tell you I was pressing a button, did I? I mean, but you you um you said you wanted to get started, so yeah.
SPEAKER_13:No, I definitely said that. But that's why I said, but I was at least, you know, thought the countdown when I was when I was looking before the countdown was going, and I was like, you know, it was gonna run out, but then all of a sudden you wanna what is that?
SPEAKER_10:Some old people candy.
SPEAKER_13:You got them in your pocket like that.
SPEAKER_10:Oh, I was gonna chew on some during the show. That's crazy. Uh I offer teaser something today, and she said she ain't want my old people candy.
SPEAKER_13:I don't want that shit, man.
SPEAKER_10:I definitely don't want that purple.
SPEAKER_07:I put apple in the track.
SPEAKER_13:Well, that's all right right there, but that's crazy as hell to do that shit. But you know, man, that's what you been up to. Tell me something, man.
SPEAKER_10:Hey man, look here. I went to to the Doug Friday night and I watched the Cass High School Mighty Colonels with a home playoff game. Never seen that before.
SPEAKER_13:That's the first time in how many years.
SPEAKER_10:Is that his that was history? Shout out to the young man at Caz High School, uh pulling it out against uh Mays on Friday night after Doug. I was really impressed from what I saw from Brody. Uh yeah. Yeah, Cartersfield probably should have tried to recruit him, boy. If y'all had him at quarterback, y'all who boy. Nah, nah.
SPEAKER_13:I mean, y'all have a y'all have a good high school quarterback. With Nate ready, I'll put him against anybody, anybody in the state, and that's what I'm telling folks now. I'm putting the hurricanes against everybody.
SPEAKER_10:I love people who are gonna rob for their team no matter what in public. That's a fact.
SPEAKER_13:No, I mean that's a fact, though. It's regardless. I'm going with Nate regardless, and I like him uh over over buddy from Cass. He's cool, whatever, whatever. But yeah, I like Nate. I'm going with nine. Hey man, I done seen him. I seen what he can do under pressure. Hey man, I remember what pressure, but it was good pressure last season. Oh, okay. I mean, you gotta remember he. I think he's a two, three-year starter. I don't know. Thank he is definitely two-year, but I didn't feel I don't remember watching him last year.
SPEAKER_10:I'm not saying that I did, uh you know. I probably went to a game or two. I was probably focused on other things at the game for being honest.
SPEAKER_13:Facts, facts. No, dog was stud, he'll study for sure. He was and but now I say, but he got the real weapons around him, like he's a baseball player. But that's what makes him even dangerous, even more. Because again, you know, you know what card is gonna do with baseball anyway. What Low State Championships? We lost last year. We was there.
SPEAKER_10:Oh, I'm not on the program. That's what I'm saying. But you gotta remember sometimes the champ gotta get knocked down sometime. I mean, it's been a long drought, though. Uh new, we got new programming. I I hear I hear the the I hear people aren't happy.
SPEAKER_13:Oh, we good, everybody happy. Tuck, he over there, he running the show.
SPEAKER_08:We good to go.
SPEAKER_10:They say Chester wouldn't have a drought this long.
SPEAKER_13:You know, yeah, it don't matter. Chess he gone. Chess he taking care of business out in uh in uh where he at in uh I don't know. I he out there, Buford. Yeah, he out there in Buford. But I mean Buford ain't won a minute, so you know you know we was there, we was at the front door, school, and walked out the back. That's all good. We was there. All right, boys. We got some studs. I got some returners now. We got big cold coming back.
SPEAKER_10:We I'm not gonna I ain't no backdoor boy, right? You know what I'm saying? I ain't from Rome or no other way. You could be a backdoor boy, you know what I'm saying? If I walk in the front door, I'm walking out the front door. I mean and I'm gonna look your man in this face and say, just keep walking.
SPEAKER_13:I mean, that's cool, but sometimes you know the best man gotta walk out the front, too. Yeah, you can still walk out the front, but sometimes folks gonna walk out with you, and that might be the person who won it. If they walk out together, it's just you know, hey, if you going out the back door, that means you got humiliated, that means you just got opened up. No, we don't want that. You still walk out front door, head up, you know. A loss is a loss, but you know, yeah, you know.
SPEAKER_10:Um kind of funny just thinking about the two previous Cartersville baseball coaches. Wow, I'm not gonna tell the story on camera, it'd be inappropriate, but it's just funny.
SPEAKER_13:Man, you should you know you shouldn't have brought it up because I mean Cartersville, we don't we won't got no slip ups, really. That's a great not talking about anything they did on the diamond. Okay, okay, okay, okay. I get what you're saying because I think I know what you're talking about.
SPEAKER_10:I mean, just think about it. Both of them, you know, just a funny story you can tell. We won't tell here, but I don't know what you're talking about. Yeah, you know.
SPEAKER_13:Hey, and I won't say I probably won't even say it because hey, that I don't know. We shouldn't say, yeah, I'm a hurricane still, so it's I'm still with them right or wrong.
SPEAKER_10:Yeah, you have to go show face. I'm still with them right or wrong. Yeah, so you have to go show face. I I don't have to show face, but I will, you know.
SPEAKER_13:I mean, hey, I ain't mad at them, but you know. Well, anyway, what the hell? What's been going on? You know, we we we we missed two weeks, and I feel like it was what's been going on. What why we what the hell was why why the hell do we miss two weeks? Why was canceling the show?
SPEAKER_10:I mean, I had to work last Monday.
SPEAKER_13:That's a fact.
SPEAKER_10:Uh, and and to everybody there, I made myself available for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
SPEAKER_13:So show time is now we move the show for sure. Is Tuesdays from now on?
SPEAKER_10:Niggas got new jobs and new schedules, and had to finally get shit figured out to coordinate scheduling facts because and we had to coordinate it internally before we could figure it out externally to tell y'all.
SPEAKER_13:And we still waiting on Dino and uh Rue to pop in. I don't know where I don't know where they're gonna come, but they're gonna come in eventually. Everybody's gonna have what they gonna come in camera, they're gonna come in the camera.
SPEAKER_10:You're gonna watch it every time.
SPEAKER_13:My guys they come in every time they pop up, you freak. I don't think like you. I'm an adult, so that's why I say I don't freak like I don't think like y'all freaks every night. I'm just you know, they're gonna pop up, we're gonna do have an even stronger uh group to come in and you know, bring us.
SPEAKER_10:I I just like that you are such a good friend. I am that you will watch your friends come in the camera every time. I support.
SPEAKER_13:I'm supporting the fan, you know. I don't care. I'm supporting my guys regardless. I don't give a damn. That's what I'm saying. I don't give a damn. That's just how I look at it, and I know uh Rooster, he had some funny stuff that he had said, but I'm gonna let him say because he's gonna hit like I said, he's gonna pop in on camera, he's gonna get the bring in his energy as well. So you know that nigga ain't got no energy, he's sleep. Nah, he right now because he worked a lot. But he was he showed me the other day he was on camera at I think he had FaceTime me at three, four o'clock in the morning, said he had to be at work at seven, eight, still out walking the street.
SPEAKER_10:You think he really went to work at seven eight, or if he uh or if he um went to work at the time of his first appointment. I ain't I don't even say he missed any appointment, he ain't missed no appointments.
SPEAKER_13:I ain't gonna care, I think so, bro. I don't just because looking at it, like I know how he said he does. He said when he be in uh when he knows he out. I don't want that shit. I'm about to say he say when he stay out and he party and do all that all night. He says he make himself get up. That's what that's a sacrifice. He get up and he makes himself get up and moving around, you know.
SPEAKER_10:I mean, he's a grown man with a job. I hope so. Well, somebody who used to stay out all night partying, you still wake up and go to work, you know. You still make you might have some strip club good on your face still, but you still show up for work. Yeah, you know, you may have gone to bed at like 3:30 and woke up at like 5 30. It's like, oh shit, I ain't got time to shower. I showered right before I went to the strip club, so I didn't get sweaty in there, and didn't none of those strippers touch me at all, you know. Never that, so you know, I'm okay coming here smelling like strip club perfume.
SPEAKER_13:Nice, you still gotta wash your ass when you go in over you. That's why I mean it ain't no point in going to sleep.
SPEAKER_10:If that's I feel like well, well, if you set your alarm for a certain time and and and you miss it, and the difference between you watching your ass or making it to your meeting, I'm gonna go to the meeting. Smell like a strip club.
SPEAKER_13:I feel that though. No, that's different too. And Remy Martin said it's 1038. But I still that's a what's the point of going to sleep?
SPEAKER_10:Yeah, you're going to sleep for if you're gonna be because sometimes I'll actually wake up, so I assume I'm gonna wake up that next day. You don't, you know, nobody oversleeps on purpose.
SPEAKER_13:Yeah, depending on when you too tuned in. When you tuned in, you know you're gonna oversleep, bro. That's me.
SPEAKER_10:You you you saw how I was getting up and going to work when you came to San Diego. Yeah, that's when I was in San Diego. I was in a different kind of shape. I can't do that now.
SPEAKER_13:That was insane. To even move around like that. I don't think I can still move around like that, period. Personally, just the way we was getting up straight up in the morning, drinking, moving around, eating heavy. I still can eat heavy, but it's just that moving around part that I don't really that I ain't gonna really enjoy, especially if we go trying to go out and shit. Hell no, that ain't gonna even be a vibe that I'm looking for for real.
SPEAKER_10:If I'm doing it on a regular basis and it becomes routine, I can do it, but like right now, I I'm not in shape because I'm not I'm not in any type of routine like that, right? So I can I can't do it today, but I imagine in a few months or so as my social life changes, I'll be back to doing it. Okay, okay.
SPEAKER_13:Well, I don't know if I'm trying to see though, moving on. I I guess do you think that um do you think this whole I guess this new Tuesday vibe, do you think it's gonna work out? Do you think for everybody else in I guess in the vibe like in the crew, you think it's gonna work out for everybody? You think it's moving on?
SPEAKER_10:I don't know. I I I I I honestly I don't care, yeah. And I'm not saying that I don't care in the sense of I don't want I I want it to work and I hope it works for everybody, yeah. Uh but you know, this weekend talking to people, um and the show being a part of the conversation, and you know, for me, I rarely want to have those conversations when I'm like living my real life because I'm living my real life, and as much as I love the show, Passion Project, this is also like work too. So, like, there are times where I just don't want to think about the show, and you probably know this more than anybody listening. Like, I get sometimes crazy obsessive on shows and like just thinking of shit, coming up with like different like I and some shit I don't even record, and some stuff I don't like put in notes, but like I spend a lot of my spare time listening to things, learning things, listening to different concepts, taking topics from people and trying to spin them in a different way, like all this different shit, right? In in building shows. Um, but it just means more to people. Like, I didn't know how much the show meant to people. Uh, because I look at building this show almost like writing a book, right? Where you come up with the topic, you present it to the audience, and then they respond how they respond. And and again, that goes to where I don't like to engage in the comments and shit, like, hey, nah, like we're performing for you, right? But when you do that, you don't always know what it means to people because you know I try to keep distance from that stuff. I don't like the fanfare type stuff, and but then just hearing like brother, y'all the only niggas who's doing this, like people we know is crazy. Y'all been friends this long, like y'all be together when I see y'all, this and that, and like hearing what it meant to people, uh it reminds you why you want to do these types of things, types of things, you know what I mean? Yeah, obviously, we would love for this to make us money one day, but giving a voice to our community, being the voice of our community, it it means a hell of a lot to me and seeing just being in Cartersville, being amongst people in Cartersville, people who I didn't even know knew we were had a show, you know what I mean? Being like, bro, I look forward to it, you know what I'm saying? I'd be locked in as soon as I see y'all pop up, boom, I'm on there. And it's like, dang, that's what's up. So, like, thank you, but in all of that, that's when I say I don't care if certain people, and this ain't no beef shit at all, it's just niggas having schedules and lives and kids and jobs, like bro, like it's hard to coordinate when you're when it doesn't make money. Um I know that even if it's not me and you sitting on this couch, I want the concept of what this is, what thing I didn't know it. But like I want whatever village village vets is going to live. You know what I mean? Like I want to see it live. So, like I was gonna run this by y'all, by the way. But I was like, bro, if we ain't doing this no more, I'm i I'm develop I'm still thinking of concepts to spin it to where hey, it may not be us, but now it's okay, we're gonna have different people from Cartersville highlighted, talking, boom, boom, boom. But it was gonna be some something because no bullshit. I I just did not know what this show meant to people. That's a fact, though. And that's and that's what matters. And to you, to people listening, I didn't even know we was gonna go here. VJB sneaking topics and shit. But like this is what we do it for. This is why I wanted to bring back the idea of what we were trying to build years ago, like to give our people something. Like, I fuck with the Joe Budden podcast heavy, but they don't they're not talking to me. I'm not their age group, I'm not New York, they're just entertaining.
SPEAKER_13:They're just coming in, yeah.
SPEAKER_10:Okay, but I felt like we got so much stuff going on here, even if this ain't no multi-million dollar show, it could be a few hundred dollar show, but our people needed something that's authentically them. That's Cartersville, and I'm just happy we were able to build that. So that's hard though. That's real.
SPEAKER_02:That's hey Dean, hurry up!
SPEAKER_13:It's funny, Deanny is it? He ended up pulling up liquor. That's what he's doing, and what was crazy is he came and beat the whole life.
SPEAKER_02:Your chair's right there, your microphone is right there, your headphones over there, you just gotta plug them in. Uh, did you uh did you save me anything out of that bottle?
SPEAKER_08:Damn out of while I was in my somber voice talking about how much this show mean to me because all y'all was ready to quit last week and shit. That's a damn uh the headphones in the crate, nigga.
SPEAKER_11:He in here today, yeah. He in here today, yeah. Only one earwork.
SPEAKER_00:Only one goddamn ear work.
SPEAKER_10:Actually, nah, give me the help, give me those headphones and you take these. Thank you. No, VJ even tell me happy birthday. Is he even really my friend? I actually told you first. Not on the show.
SPEAKER_13:I actually had a little spin on that.
SPEAKER_10:Oh well, we got some hookers and blows showing up. I'm kidding, I'm kidding. Nobody here likes hookers or blow.
SPEAKER_13:I'm joking, I'm joking, I'm joking, I'm joking. Dino, what's the word, baby? Listen, we better get Dino on camera real quick.
SPEAKER_10:Yeah, I got I'm gonna change it. I'm gonna change it. I'm trying to say what you been up to, Dave. What you been? Oh, real quick before because you weren't here for pre-production, just one housekeeping rule. You know, we co-workers, just don't talk about our company name, just don't say the company name if you make any jokes.
SPEAKER_12:Oh, okay.
SPEAKER_10:Oh, okay. You know, we we had the class.
SPEAKER_12:I forgot. I forgot, yeah. Yeah, you know, I forgot. I forgot.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, we work for the corporations.
SPEAKER_12:Yeah, yeah, yeah. Damn, that's my bad.
SPEAKER_10:Driving local businesses out day by day. You're welcome.
SPEAKER_12:Damn, y'all got a hell of a list. Am I just not getting here? Because if we're gonna go through all this shit, I ain't gonna make it on to my baby.
SPEAKER_07:We ain't gonna go, we ain't going through all of this. We just got a bunch of stuff on those okay, okay, god damn. You late as it is, anyway.
SPEAKER_12:I know my baby coming tomorrow. If I had to go through all this, I wouldn't make it.
SPEAKER_10:I was drunk when my baby was born. Well, I wasn't pissy or nothing, but I I was drinking and took a shot right after she came out the womb, too.
SPEAKER_13:Damn, I was terrified. I couldn't do nothing, bro.
SPEAKER_10:I'm terrified.
SPEAKER_13:I'm just pacing back and forth, bro. That was the whole time.
SPEAKER_10:I didn't I didn't have time to be terrified because the way why why I was sent, you remember? Like, I think I did I text y'all that night. You had a yeah, but you had a little bit back.
SPEAKER_12:He he is no, I'm just I know, yeah, yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_10:But like just the way you said it was funny. Oh, okay. I know you weren't making a joke. No, I wasn't, but I was laughing. And if you were making a joke, it's okay because she's healthy.
SPEAKER_12:My big ass son, eight and a half pounds right now. You feel me? And then might come out as a 10-pound baby. He needs to slow down. I wonder where he gets it from. I wonder where he gets it from.
SPEAKER_13:But no, we he coming though. He's gonna be here tomorrow. He's gonna be here tomorrow. You ready?
SPEAKER_12:Yeah, I'm ready, man. Excited, ready, all that. You know what I mean?
SPEAKER_13:Yeah, you staying. I'm about to say I know I know you stand up there, but I'm saying, like, they're gonna do everything. Is it showtime tomorrow or yeah, showtime tomorrow?
SPEAKER_12:So for sure. We'll induce her tomorrow, and you know, we'll uh all the works.
SPEAKER_13:Well are we supposed to be talking about this before we just say okay, yes, you know?
SPEAKER_12:I don't know. I don't know. I didn't get permission.
SPEAKER_10:If I'm up, I'm no no no we I'm about to say I know we know what that is a thing though, like as men, we like will overshare shit about the woman because we don't think nothing's wrong with it because we like it ain't for one, it ain't our bodies, right? And and and and we be like, bro, everybody who done went through it know what the fuck is going on, but it's sacred to them, and you done said something like dang, I was about to tell y'all about a story that I told, but I got in trouble for telling the story, so I can't tell the story because then I would get in trouble again. No, no, I wouldn't get in trouble.
SPEAKER_03:You get in trouble again.
SPEAKER_13:No, get in trouble. Lee, no, it's okay. Uh, somebody might get pissed off, but I ain't I ain't getting in trouble. Touche, touche. Let's do the same thing tomato, tomato.
SPEAKER_12:Yeah, for sure. You're gonna get in trouble.
SPEAKER_13:That's all it is.
SPEAKER_06:So, what's the punishment?
SPEAKER_12:Yeah, we ain't gotta talk about all right, yeah.
SPEAKER_13:Because you don't want the punishment to be the the extreme one, you know, the the extreme one, yeah.
SPEAKER_12:You know what I'm saying? Like just you know, sometimes sometimes we just gotta shut the fuck up.
SPEAKER_13:That's it, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, that's not me in that because it's like I say, and I'm gonna tell you, they ain't even been hearing you say that you matured from nine months. So Nick don't drive the car no more. Nick don't drive the car no more.
SPEAKER_10:You might see this motherfucker Saturday night, that's your being for everybody, not complaining, nice as could be Tyler Perry. Hey, then go there, get me a bill, and then somebody asked him to fix him a drink, and I said, Go on in there, go on now, go on in there and fix that drink.
SPEAKER_02:Now he ain't even cuss me up.
SPEAKER_13:What you saying? What are you friendly? It's only because baby boy coming. That's all, and it's cool. It's cool, though. You ain't all gonna be aggressive, neither one of y'all. What the hell is wrong with both of y'all? I'm not aggressive because I'd have made a drink. If I was going in the kitchen, I would have made a drink for anybody. If I'm making my own something, I'm drunk. Yeah, yeah, it's it's all good, baby. It ain't it ain't no pressure, but no, but no, congratulations to y'all, man. I'm about to say, I know we probably ain't gonna till next week. We're gonna be able to really say, you know, so we're gonna be able to see three out here, but you know, right now we're just gonna be keeping our prayers up every a safe, speedy recovery, uh, speedy, you know, delivery. Excuse me, I say recovery, speedy delivery. We're just hoping for uh uh uh a healthy baby, man. That's it, that's all, and it is, you know. Couple questions for you, Todd.
SPEAKER_10:Are you gonna like post your social media picture of your baby like no three hours after he's born? No, when you do decide to uh put him on social media, are you gonna like cover his face with emojis? No, um, are you gonna make him a social media profile? No, so he can start building a following. No, are you gonna put him in any baby contest? No, no, none of that. What church are you gonna be dedicated to? Don't answer that.
SPEAKER_12:Like I say, about to start some shit.
SPEAKER_10:What the hell? You know, you gotta you gotta stop swinging at y'all.
SPEAKER_12:What is that oh so I don't know?
SPEAKER_10:I mean, it don't it don't triple that wasn't no camera. Well, I'll be about goddamn choke. Pause. I'm pressing the button.
SPEAKER_11:Hey I just thought I have it to you, K.
SPEAKER_08:Showing all the undesirable parts of the room that they ain't supposed to see.
SPEAKER_10:Everybody see how big a little this room is.
SPEAKER_12:Hey, I do need to say something though.
SPEAKER_10:What do you need to say?
SPEAKER_12:Let me say this because it's a lot of shit going on, and uh you know I can't control everything for the ones that are upset about me having a baby.
SPEAKER_10:Oh my god. I'm gonna cut your mouth.
SPEAKER_07:No, no, no.
SPEAKER_11:Let it tell, let it talk, let it talk.
SPEAKER_10:I mean, look at the camera. The camera's even telling him to shut the hell up. The camera no, get the camera said, nah, we don't want that on camera. It don't matter, it don't matter what yeah.
SPEAKER_08:No, it don't. Not you.
SPEAKER_12:It ain't it ain't just one person.
SPEAKER_11:It's involved.
SPEAKER_08:I wouldn't, I wouldn't assume it was one person. You know, I got married and got a kid too. I I just I know how that I know exactly what you're talking about.
SPEAKER_13:That's why I'm stopping you. I mean what I'm saying. Just and again, I I'm playing devil's advocate. If you want to get that shit off your chest, you gotta get it off. Cause regardless.
SPEAKER_10:Hey, his old lady might watch the show. She don't need to see that.
SPEAKER_13:I mean, again, that's the camera turned towards me a little bit. That's what I'm saying. I I'm not telling you you could be right, you could be wrong, but again.
SPEAKER_12:That shit say chimonly.
SPEAKER_13:I know nigga.
SPEAKER_10:I I I told you. You grown.
SPEAKER_13:It's just you if you feel like speaking your piece, Dino, get it out there.
SPEAKER_12:That's all I'm gonna say is that um, you know, every everything has its time, right? And um now is my time to to build a family and um you know to have a kid. That's all I'm gonna say. But everything has its time, so you know, please let me piggyback on that real quick.
SPEAKER_10:Okay, a lot of you have a lot of audacity to want to have thoughts and feelings on how somebody lives their life. Like, even if you're valid in the way that you feel, like your feelings are valid, your feelings are always valid, right? Like your feelings, I can't tell you what you feel ain't real, yeah. But but what triggers you isn't always legitimate. And as somebody again who popped out married, popped out with a kid, all of that stuff, bruh. Some of the stuff that people said about that, expressing their feelings and this and that, it's like, dog, who the fuck do you think you are?
SPEAKER_06:Right.
SPEAKER_10:And if if you wanted, if you've felt some type of way about this, you should have presented that a long, long time ago. Because some of you people, I'm trying to clean my language up.
SPEAKER_12:I appreciate you.
SPEAKER_10:Y'all existed in my life before she did. Y'all knew me before she did. If it was that real to you, you should have made it very clear. Or if I was on bullshit, you should have waited it out, yeah. It went me, yeah, and just went through the ups and downs with it. If you was gonna feel some type of way, want to express yourself or uh or or distance yourself or do or uh uh feel something, have a feel if you got a feeling that deep that you got a voice and act on it, motherfucker, you should have done that shit a long time ago, yeah.
SPEAKER_12:But don't act on it in the streets, you know what I mean?
SPEAKER_13:Don't don't be talking shit within the oh no, but you can't, but but to you can't you can't say how they can play that those days. You can't say how they can play that, you're right, you're right.
SPEAKER_12:You you can do whatever you want to, but I mean you had ample opportunity to to make it right or or to do whatever you want to do within that time period, but don't talk shit now. And that's all I'm saying.
SPEAKER_10:Yeah, keep it classy, and this this ain't him speaking, this ain't him speaking, this is me speaking. Don't fuck up your opportunity to spin the block.
SPEAKER_13:What you mean when you say that?
SPEAKER_12:No, say, say it one more time so they feel it. I don't even think you gotta say it twice.
SPEAKER_10:Don't fuck up your Opportunity to spin the block. And I'll I'll make it personal to me. Yeah, I want you to expand on that. Alright. Married, separated, going through a divorce. There are some women who can't get a look for me because they didn't respect my wife. You you can't you can't disrespect my wife and think that I'm gonna then respect you. Like even if you're a dude that's moving around and doing things you shouldn't be doing, right? It should be an understanding that you are in this situation and what you have with somebody else outside of that is between y'all, but there's no crossover and them shitting on your partner talking shit about you. No, no, no, it ain't none of that because that's wife, that's that's mother of my child, and not like a uh some some some fluke shit. Like this is my girl, and we had a kid. Nah, that we locked in. That's still the queen, like all these kings we talk about, all these powerful men, they may do what they do in the streets, but that's wifey, you know what I'm saying? That's who's on the arm, that's who has the last name, and there's certain there's something that goes with that, and a lot of women may not even understand that because sometimes they think niggas ain't shit. This ain't that, you don't respect it, you don't respect that. But when niggas who don't have a bunch of kids put a intentionally put a child in you, if a nigga gives you his last name, it it's a higher level of respect that goes with that, and it may not be revealed the ways that you like it, and that's on us to figure out, right? But you need to understand, like man from man world, you that motherfucker, you that shit. Yeah, because these other funky bitches that I still may be talking to, they could not be in your position. You I'm not saying you worried about the wrong thing because niggas can be better. Some niggas I ain't speaking for I I ain't speaking for everybody now, but but true is true. But but nah, dog, it's it's it's in man world, bro. If a nigga who ain't got kids and shit like that, a nigga who don't just be living with girls, live with you, goddamn, uh uh uh wanna have a kid with you, want to marry you, want to be with you, bruh. You you you ain't one you ain't one state, so I'm so I'm sorry, y'all.
SPEAKER_13:I that I got triggered. No, you good.
SPEAKER_12:I appreciate you y'all.
SPEAKER_13:I was listening because again, I wanted to hear on both of y'all come out. So you know, did you have I I know you had some shit.
SPEAKER_10:What's that? What do you mean? When you shit, when you and Tara popped out. Okay. I know it was some mad motherfuckers. So I'm not even I can explain.
SPEAKER_13:I mean, it was that's a slippery slope because again, it's like I don't really know if people I ain't gonna say people get they got mad because again, it was like they knew like if you knew you knew, you know what I'm saying?
SPEAKER_10:Like, but it changed. When you say it changed, no, I'm saying y'all's relationship changed. I I'm not getting I'm not I'm not getting deep, right? But Paul's uh I got you, but like also she's younger and not like creepy younger, nothing like that. I got you, but but you know how the older, you know what I mean? Like it was just some my crew, yeah. It was just some there's tension, bro. I married outside of my race. There were people like, damn, you married that white bitch. Like for one, watch your mouth, and two, she's not white. You know what I mean? Like, right, right. But shit like that happened.
SPEAKER_13:Facts. I was always, I got really I'm trying to think, and I'm not, and I'm trying to be clear cut, like I don't want to, I don't want to give like a show answer. I'm trying to get a real one. I got more so ridiculed behind like why was I so why was I so big on wanting to give her a kid? Or why was I in the in the in the pick and her as to be, you know, the baby mama out of everything I could have done anywhere else. Why did I choose this particular person? And it's like honestly, bro, it's like y'all what you said earlier, it's just sometimes it's it's what it was. It made it like it makes sense. It's it's it's you know, it's just what it was. You feel me?
SPEAKER_12:I I would never and this is no disrespect to nobody else, right? But I never disrespect my my baby's mother enough to say that um that she wasn't deserving of, and not I'm not trying to put me on no pedestal as well, but she wasn't deserving of no family, right? She if that's what she wanted, she deserved that.
SPEAKER_10:All right, but you're telling your this is your movie, so in your movie, you're the main character. Oh so you you get you get to decide, so you get to you get to say I deserve to choose who I want to make the mother of my child, you know what I mean? Yeah, I I deserve to make that decision, obviously, based on interest, consent, all the obvious shit, right? All right, between the three of us, we fucked a lot of women, right? Nah, let's just be real. No, we fucked a lot of women, but we knew who in that crop were mom material, right? We dated women, we knew who was wife material, girl, good girlfriend material. You know what I'm saying? Like good girlfriend, me and you, we could be rocked out, but boy, you'd be a terrible mom. You know what I'm saying? You're not wifey material, so we put girls in boxes, that's facts, and that box of wife material, baby mama material, all that that's a small box. I mean, for one, that box gotta be small for for for me.
SPEAKER_08:Give you my just one second.
SPEAKER_13:I ain't shooting up no big box just one second, though. Because again, we can say we we can speak for us, but then again, we can speak for hell. I and I'm only I can speak for me. Y'all know me, you know me. Everybody, if you even in my past past days, like if you go for or you hell, if if if you connect more with girls that have a faster life, or they moved a little bit extra out. If that's what you like, that's what you like. Again, like you say, make them bad moms. I mean, and that's what I'm saying. That'll make them bad, that don't make them nothing. You can be you can be the street runner, you can be the street runner, you can be the mom. But that's what I'm saying. Like, that's even then though, even if you are street runner, those sometimes make the best.
SPEAKER_10:That's what I'm saying. I'm saying just just because you outside, you outside person don't mean you're a bad parent. That's what I'm saying. What I was saying, we're talking about like quality, like yeah, I'm gonna know my bad. My bad. It ain't about where I met you, how I met you, how it's about who you are as a person.
SPEAKER_13:Facts, okay. Y'all are type shit, yeah.
SPEAKER_10:You know, it's it's some cool ass girls out here with some good box, and you be like, dang, bro, that is terrible, mama.
SPEAKER_13:Facts. Let me strap up. But then though, like you say though, bro. One thing I can say though, and this this is kind of a little bit off off key because it made me think about some crazy shit. Is like back in and I can I think back in the days, like going when we was messing around and hitting everything that moved type shit, bro. I didn't think about it up until like last month, to be for real. All that shit finally, like I felt like started catching up on me to where a lot of the people that I was hooking up with back in my day, I started like feeling that shit, like I started really connecting with then I heard a podcast with the Kurt Franklin shit. Him and uh him in the game, they was talking in the is that the game, yeah, like the rapper. Yeah, yeah. He got like the they got like a little podcast or whatever. God damn it, but yeah, no, check me though for real. It's crazy, yeah. But it's dog said the same thing. He was like, bruh, sometimes you start feeling those energies from other folks that you hooked up with that you don't play with, and you you can have that connection bond. That shit sometimes won't get up off you, and that's when it gets kind of where when you start feeling certain shit, bruh.
SPEAKER_12:I ain't gonna lie, I I don't touch well, I I haven't touched a lot of stuff uh within the year and a half that I've been you know drinking, been pregnant, you know, all that.
SPEAKER_08:But touching a lot of topics.
SPEAKER_12:Well, I I've been I can I've been faithful so I can be true. Yeah, I know you know I I've been I've been faithful so I can be true.
SPEAKER_08:So I wouldn't make that joke if you wouldn't.
SPEAKER_12:Yeah, I know, I know. But um that that point exactly is that shit is real and you know for that reason alone, I just I bag back, you know what I mean? Because I don't know if I can stand, you know, the the uh reception that that energy might give me and then how I feel about you know my baby mama, you know what I mean? I can't I don't know, I don't know how that's going.
SPEAKER_10:I don't know how that I don't know that. Let me tell you, when the papers get signed, and I'll tell y'all off mic, because I actually like off mic before we go, even the real five minutes, like we need to tap into that conversation, right? Okay, but when the papers get signed, yeah. I'll this off camera though, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, I didn't know what you were saying. Yeah, when the papers get signed, I I I I'll talk to that experience on the podcast, right? Okay, because yeah, nah.
SPEAKER_13:Well, it's uh anyway, yeah. Well, so is do y'all think they fucking afterlife? I know again. We're talking about all that and like it again. Do y'all think that like when people pass on, or when people, you know, whatever, I think they be fucking, or do y'all think like it's just or you think it's just like spears, or you think it's just like and again, I know I ain't trying to make it a holistic conversation, it's whatever you know, is opinion.
SPEAKER_10:I mean, sex is one of the most heavenly feelings on earth, so I can't imagine that God would deprive you see what I'm saying.
SPEAKER_13:Then they always say, I was listening, like you know, them like other other cultures or whatever, they say when you if you sacrifice yourself for the country, you know, folks will blow themselves up for their country or for their religion or whatever.
SPEAKER_02:You get 11 years in the Marine Corps.
SPEAKER_13:I put I was willing to put my life on the line for this great country of Tamara, but also they didn't promise you 12 to 15 virgins when you got there.
SPEAKER_02:Hell no, they gave me three hops and a cop.
SPEAKER_13:That's what I'm saying. It's just a little bit different. They get the you know, they get all the extra, they get the full benefits of this, Jack.
SPEAKER_10:So Dean scared to answer, you know. You you know, Dean, he don't he don't he oh he's you know, he over there texting.
SPEAKER_05:He no, I ain't I ain't scared of nothing.
SPEAKER_13:Well, what you think, Dean?
SPEAKER_12:If that's what God allows, I appreciate it.
SPEAKER_10:So that's what God allowed him upstairs.
SPEAKER_13:Well go about say no.
SPEAKER_06:I just didn't just you know hey, hey, why we on this and this is like uh honestly a terrible time, but it's topic, but who's on your list of women that you gotta go have a conversation with your girl about?
SPEAKER_10:What do you mean by that? You know, you got a list of like your dream fucks, and you're gonna do it.
SPEAKER_13:You you know you're gonna do it. Oh, this like is it like celebrities or this like just real life people?
SPEAKER_10:Well, if you're real life people, I'd hope you wouldn't share their name on this. But like a time you were still. If you just uh stumble upon her one day, right, and and she's throwing it, you can't not fuck Salma Hayek, right?
SPEAKER_13:Or maybe or maybe Halle Beard. I was looking at I'm a Selma fan. Um you know, Dean, he was at the march on Selma. I'm more of a I'm more of a let me see. I'm more of a march I'm more of a Tracy Ross fan. I ain't never been mad at her. She got some bump up. Uh I ain't never been mad at the um at Maya.
SPEAKER_10:Uh nah, nah, you'll be mad once you talk to her. Why? You know, she's crazy. Really? Yeah, she's a vegan. She hasn't eaten meat in years. Uh, she says she don't even like to smell, like she don't even like uh she can't date somebody who's not vegan because she can smell the meat on their breath.
SPEAKER_12:Yeah, you you know, we know folks like that. That's that's that vegan.
SPEAKER_10:Trying to block my blessings too. Hey, well, and like female folks get the fuck on. You like pork chops, don't you?
SPEAKER_12:Man, what you know, like the dinner dating.
SPEAKER_10:What smother pork chops and rice?
SPEAKER_12:Well, I get one of them fuck off. What if I ain't got no more? Oh nigga, you get you got one more.
SPEAKER_13:Yeah, yeah, you're gonna make a big I got.
SPEAKER_10:I got what what if I need lunch for work tomorrow?
SPEAKER_13:If you need lunch, go ahead and I got two more in now.
SPEAKER_12:I appreciate you.
SPEAKER_13:Smother poke chops and rice. What if you say though? Is I say I ain't gonna answer that. Y'all got grill scary. No, I was waiting on y'all. I already said, I believe so. I believe because of who I'm saying, who on the list? Oh, on the list, my bad. I said Tracy Ross.
SPEAKER_10:Okay.
SPEAKER_13:I'm going, how many are we picking?
SPEAKER_10:You said let's just do uh five.
SPEAKER_13:All right, I'm going Tracy Ross. I'm going my uh I don't care about all that vegan shit. Maya, Ashanti. Um what's the big lip one name from uh from uh from girlfriends? Oh, I didn't watch that shit.
SPEAKER_12:I forgot I forgot her name, BJ.
SPEAKER_13:You know who I'm talking about, the uh the little chocolate one.
SPEAKER_10:Um the girlfriend, uh girlfriends, huh?
SPEAKER_13:You know, I grew up in a uh what Rue say. I ain't gonna say it because my mama might watch it. But yeah, I grew up in a house full of women, man. I watched all them women's shows. Uh and shout out to her. I'm gonna go uh I gotta go either between Zarya from Parent uh Parenthood or Tatiana Ali from uh Fresh Prince of Bella. Facts. Yeah, facts.
SPEAKER_12:That's all right. What you got, Dean? He said the first one, right? Uh Ashanti is always first.
SPEAKER_10:Every time Dean talks, the camera just gets pissed off. Rocking. You gotta be still, big fella.
SPEAKER_12:Man, you ain't putting three to sleep yet.
SPEAKER_10:You ain't putting three to sleep yet. God damn.
SPEAKER_12:I can fidget. Yeah. Badass camera.
SPEAKER_13:Three gonna he ain't gonna be doing no sleeping, but shato mighty.
SPEAKER_10:Nah, that's it. Oh, I can't wait till he pissed on you. We got girls, we ain't have to worry about that. Yeah, that shit's gonna shoot up in your mouth. Oh man, yeah, you're gonna be drinking baby piss.
SPEAKER_11:Um the bye, then the baby.
SPEAKER_12:So I got a shanti first. Okay. Um, I ain't mad at nobody BJ said he said one another one that was right, which is Tracy Ellis Ross. Um I got three more. Three more. And this is from like our era of like black. Okay, so I got uh Toshina Arn. Toshina Arnold Pam from Mari.
SPEAKER_10:What about her like today?
SPEAKER_12:She alright.
SPEAKER_10:She's still fine today. What about her like the last season? My wife and kids.
SPEAKER_12:I didn't see that. So you you may know something I don't know.
SPEAKER_10:Oh golly, you said Toshina Arnold. I'm drunk. Tashina Arnold fine. I was thinking about Gina fat ass.
SPEAKER_12:No, no. Honestly, truly, I don't really like that. I don't really like too much red after 45. You know what I mean? I and it ain't no look, this shit so it ain't no shot for y'all, but that's in me, you know what I mean. So uh all right, so we got them three. We got two more, right?
SPEAKER_10:Yeah, but y'all sound like y'all don't lust enough.
SPEAKER_12:I lust a lot.
SPEAKER_10:Freaky is hell. You got your stuff?
SPEAKER_12:My my foe. My foe is always and forever. Y'all niggas be sleep. Holly Brian is always full.
SPEAKER_13:Uh I ain't fucking with Halle. What the fuck? I ain't fucking with Halle. Ever since Monster Ball and um what was that other one when she ever since I ain't fucking with Halle. I don't like how she did my nigga David Justice.
SPEAKER_03:I ain't fucking with Hallie. We're going who that who that fifth one is.
SPEAKER_12:My fifth one is uh yeah, yeah, I might not. Can we can we put it athletes?
SPEAKER_08:You can put it whoever the hell you want. Big Asian.
SPEAKER_12:You say age, I say odd.
SPEAKER_13:Yeah, six seven.
SPEAKER_12:She said four.
SPEAKER_13:She don't pay for six though.
SPEAKER_12:She's taller than that in them heels.
SPEAKER_13:She'll climb that tree D.
SPEAKER_12:I don't too, I don't do too much climbing anything.
SPEAKER_11:But if I have to call to this, yeah, damn.
SPEAKER_13:Well, D let me ask you, is we let's move on. Let's let's get out of here. Hell, let's get to a little music shit, man. Okay. I want to ask y'all, is it time for the cash money and uh Wayne to have a conversation? I don't I know we checked out the verses.
SPEAKER_08:No, for what?
SPEAKER_13:I mean, I don't think it's time to just bring that back to life. No, Birdman done robbed and R-worded him too much.
SPEAKER_12:Tell Wayne to get ready for the ice man.
SPEAKER_11:Who the iceman?
SPEAKER_12:Drizzy, he comes. Tell Wayne to get ready for the iceman.
SPEAKER_11:You better know it, D. You better know it.
SPEAKER_13:The thing is, bro. The thing is, I think if you had to go, if if you gotta say, I'm gonna ask you because I seen this the other day. If you got Kanye, Rihanna, Jay-Z versus Beyond, I mean, versus Wayne, Nikki, Drizzy. Where you going?
SPEAKER_12:I think Wayne, Nikki, Drizzy win because they got more shit together. Hold on.
SPEAKER_10:What what what's the what's the forum? Like, if we're talking the verses, like what are we saying?
SPEAKER_13:We just talking music, like like who you like better. If you give 30 songs, everybody get 10 apiece. Who gonna have a better who's gonna have a better Jay and Rihanna? Yeah, versus oh, I think it's the rock.
SPEAKER_12:I don't think it's easy that you say it. I think it's the rock too.
SPEAKER_10:I didn't say it's easy, I just said it's the rock.
SPEAKER_12:I I was thinking it was more like a collaborative thing, but you topped me off a little bit. Oh, god damn.
SPEAKER_13:Nah, I won't do that at all, actually. Yeah, I thought you was mature for your own troubles. Uh man, you're gonna top me off. Damn, no, but I'm I think I'm going with the uh YM. I'm going with that whole young money, and uh Young Money, cash money spot. I just I don't know why. That whole them boys had too much heat.
SPEAKER_10:I I think the only problem is you there's an argument that yay is the versus god, you know.
SPEAKER_12:No, no, no. Let me tell you this. Ain't no fucking versus god. This nigga is unbeatable.
SPEAKER_10:Yay, yay, yeah.
SPEAKER_12:That's why I'm saying you put Jay, and you can't put Jay-Z, ain't got enough. Drizzy Drake ain't got enough.
SPEAKER_13:Y'all are true. Okay, what are you saying? So, what are you basing that off of? They're catalogs.
SPEAKER_12:When I tell you, man, look, Jay-Z, what you gonna put?
SPEAKER_10:Yeah, hey, yeah, might beat niggas with it. Like, yeah, you might beat niggas on the B-size versus.
SPEAKER_12:That's what I'm saying. Like, it it's sick, it's sick how good he he was at one point. So I I don't know if anybody can really get down on him in the verses, and I think he knows that too, and I think he takes pride in that, but nobody, and that's what I'm saying.
SPEAKER_13:Are you saying musically, or are you saying producing, or are you talking about the whole everything?
SPEAKER_12:Which you gotta go get Mike. I'm just I'm just saying you gotta go get Mike Girls, you know, and then nobody in rap D. You didn't say Mike J, did you? Ain't nobody in rap, you know what I mean? 9200 songs is nobody in rap, dog. What's she feeling? Nobody in rap. You know what she told me? Oh, she thinks she wants some more.
SPEAKER_13:I'm trying to I'm about to say, I mean, it's going if you saying the verse is God.
SPEAKER_02:In the night I hear the cold story of talk for the fire lost. We're gonna escape one song, one song only.
SPEAKER_00:Like we always do with this track. It makes it easy.
SPEAKER_02:Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, and then he'll do this, and he'll make Nikki come perform with him. My best verse. Come on, man. Nah, dogs. Ain't nobody fucking with the rock dog. I'm sorry.
SPEAKER_13:Ain't nobody fucking with Yay Dog. Doing the same thing with the old Drizzy whole Nikki, the whole thing. Like I say, bro, it's just this. I don't know.
SPEAKER_12:You know, you know what might be a good versus. What's that? I don't think nobody can fuck with Kanye. Drizzy and Jay.
SPEAKER_13:I think Drizzy will smoke, Jay.
SPEAKER_12:You think so?
SPEAKER_13:Smoking.
SPEAKER_12:I don't know.
SPEAKER_10:I don't I I don't know about smoke.
SPEAKER_13:I don't think I'm smoking.
SPEAKER_10:It depends on where it's at. It depends on how much the tickets cost. You know what I mean? If them tickets tickets are expensive, super expensive. Oh yeah, Jay wins.
SPEAKER_13:Why do you say that? Oh, older crowd. I got you, I got you, I got you, yeah, for sure. Man, no sleep. For sure. But I ain't gonna say that either because the old.
SPEAKER_10:Yeah, but like it if it's if it's a New York event, it it and Jay-Z's not playing a road game.
SPEAKER_12:All I'm saying is that Jay-Z was talking about well when Versus was popping two, three years ago. He really needed to go up against there. No only he need he really need to go against Nas. I'm gonna tell you, bro. But I'm saying that's who he can clean up, but he can't clean up Yeah, he can't clean up Drizzy, low-key.
SPEAKER_10:Uh if Wayne uses me, he can't clean up, he can't clean up Wayne. That's that's crowd dependent, yeah.
SPEAKER_03:For sure, super crowd. For sure, for sure. For sure, for sure.
SPEAKER_13:But I'm gonna tell y'all, and again, that's the reason why I say it wouldn't. I don't really know if we could say this would be a fair one, because again, this is the it's the i I'm gonna say the one person, the one and only person that I really feel that would beat Kanye. That's Chris Brown, bro. And that's just if I'm saying the whole the whole just breakdown of music, I had that's the only person I'm really saying. If you line them up head to head, that's bro.
SPEAKER_10:Here's the thing about it being a live event, though. Chris Brown female, Chris Brown injects a female energy, yeah, that then also wakes up male energy. Have y'all ever been to a Chris Brown show?
SPEAKER_12:I I think Chris Chris Brown came to uh for me.
SPEAKER_10:I was a little baby in friends, he came out with future and somebody else and showed his dance though, you just dancing in or no, so like but like like like the Chris Brown show creates like a crazy infectious energy, you know, like on uh on no guidance, like the way he just came in, yeah. Maybe in the bag, in the bag, and you you know how like if you out somewhere, how you just wait, like that'd be the show. I remember I had me a girlfriend at the Chris Brown show I went to in San Diego. I don't know her name, I ain't talked to her after, but that whole concert. Oh, that was my we was grooving all night, having a great time, you know, singing in the end shit, all that crazy.
SPEAKER_13:Yeah, you freaking that's why I say, bro, being real, if we're going through just catalog, I feel like that's the only guy that I that I personally because I still I agree with y'all the whole way. I just wanted to play devil's advocate on that with the yay thing.
SPEAKER_10:Well can't Chris Brown even be Usher?
SPEAKER_13:No, he will what?
SPEAKER_10:No, he can't man.
SPEAKER_13:Don't y'all start that. Don't start this. I'm gonna tell you this nigga Chris Brown won't lose. This nigga Chris Brown won't lose, and you can put Usher will get his fucking. I don't give a damn about all the music you finna play. You're gonna go try and do all that. I don't care about that because I would give you a breakdown.
SPEAKER_12:Hey, AC that please just play the top three from both, please.
SPEAKER_13:Nice and slow, better before. Nice and slow.
SPEAKER_10:Uh uh, I I can't play Usher's top three because his number one with Chris Brain Brother. That ain't that ain't that ain't he is loving the club. Yeah, that gets played.
SPEAKER_02:Anything off that album, though, you can't really but this is my shit right here.
SPEAKER_10:I mean, I'm with you then nigga.
SPEAKER_02:You know what this time? I'm in this motherfucker on this shit right here. Listen to this, loud as hell.
SPEAKER_13:Yeah, no, I'm with you for sure.
SPEAKER_02:What do you say? You found somebody who made you change your ways. Like, hey, you with your crew. You act like you're ready, but you don't really know. If everything in your past, you wanna let go.
SPEAKER_11:I've been done it. Fuck around. After all that, this is what I nobody wants to be alone. When you touch by the words of the song, baby.
SPEAKER_13:Not enough. Get in the comments, y'all. Chris Brown or Usher smoking it.
unknown:No, damn no.
SPEAKER_10:That's a long summer. It's just a tough song.
SPEAKER_12:No, and he oh, so no guy this is next.
SPEAKER_13:No, you can't do that. Go to real Chris Brown. Okay, hold on.
SPEAKER_12:Play Chris Brown only by himself. Oh no, I just want to hear that.
SPEAKER_08:The way he comes in on this.
SPEAKER_02:Well, you know how many times I used to say this to the motherfucker's face at the brick.
SPEAKER_13:Oh boy, goddamn sand everywhere. But you hear me. Then you hear me. Oh, that's sand everywhere. God damn robot us. Man, you know what, though, before we even do that though, because again, I'm gonna tell you why I said that. Y'all y'all ain't been out chasing ass when this comes on.
SPEAKER_10:But we're gonna come, we're gonna come back. Because see, y'all, you know, you've been crazy. Cuffed up.
SPEAKER_13:And you wasn't it ain't usually I wasn't cuffed up when this was out. I was outside harder than all y'all. Heavy when this came out.
SPEAKER_12:Come in if you think I can win it, baby.
SPEAKER_08:Oh, 2020.
SPEAKER_06:Hold on.
SPEAKER_13:But yeah, back to it. Nah, that's the one. Usher ain't got enough of that. Usher ain't got enough of that shit. He can't dance like him. He can't sing like him. He can't entertain like him. Oh, don't want to see Usher fat ass on them skates or everything. Certainly. Hands and off chairs and shit. Tyrese the video. I told you there was gonna be a freaky ass tattoo.
SPEAKER_10:I told you there was gonna be a he had a tongue ring in this too. Tyrese had a tongue ring.
SPEAKER_12:Yeah, but he had the spiral tattoo.
SPEAKER_10:I know he got the look. I know he got that.
SPEAKER_13:Freaky.
SPEAKER_12:Yeah, nah, you can't freaky one more, one more just to show this nigga.
SPEAKER_13:Well, he ain't got enough. Watch this. I ain't gonna say he ain't got enough. I'm just bullshitting.
SPEAKER_05:Look, John.
SPEAKER_10:And I even play like the most popular club song ever, and I don't even know why.
SPEAKER_08:Peace up.
SPEAKER_12:What the bro? Y'all they play this shit at Six's Tavern.
SPEAKER_02:That bitch is going crazy. Man, what do you say? Bend up to the front, touch your toes.
SPEAKER_08:But have y'all ever been like in a white establishment where y'all come on and when they say bend up to the front, touch your toes, and then white women really be trying to bend over and do the little shit, and that shit looks so terrible.
SPEAKER_10:Now it's a couple of them that can do it, and you can tell you you can tell the ones.
SPEAKER_12:Well, some of I'm just saying, some of their wives be bending over, trying to touch their toe.
SPEAKER_13:I'm telling you, I didn't know, bro. He ain't got enough.
SPEAKER_10:Damn that you got me thinking about uh white women dancing songs, uh uh t-pain, boots with the fur. Oh, for sure.
SPEAKER_02:So they got the map bottom jeans. If you want that, you gotta go.
SPEAKER_13:But the fuck you know, you going that you got to go. I'm sprong, t pain.
SPEAKER_12:When I tell you that pain, I'm strong, probably hit too.
SPEAKER_13:They be bad cycle.
SPEAKER_12:So they got me on like a cycle on their own life. Yeah, that shit.
SPEAKER_10:I ain't met a bitch that makes me want to go all night.
SPEAKER_08:Oh I'm going to sleep.
SPEAKER_13:Yeah, nobody else.
SPEAKER_10:But hell, uh, they like Nelly too. Hiding her.
SPEAKER_13:You know, I ain't really I don't like all that carrying on. I don't really like all that extra shit when in them clubs like that. That'd be carrying on to me. You know, you ain't go VJ.
SPEAKER_10:You don't want to go in population and then mix and mingle with the people. I don't like doing all that. Hell no. Back in the day, not today. You know, I gotta I gotta go buy myself back in the day, yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_13:Uh uh even then back in the day.
SPEAKER_10:Now I ain't never been the one that's wanting to get in population trying to go get me and then trying to go down there and get the real twerk and bags and do all that. Yeah, and bags, sir, and then go back to the segment. What's up there? That was that was long, long time ago, long, long time ago.
SPEAKER_07:I don't even go to the club no more. Yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_13:Well, what club was it though? You know, that's no more. All we do is just bow. That was when we was in upper heavy.
SPEAKER_12:Oh, but it was another little local club, like right before we got to uh my Kennesaw May Ritter.
SPEAKER_10:I know me and used to go to Red Train all the time. Oh, we went to training, yeah. Nah, that was just no, but that'll be me and you.
SPEAKER_12:That that ain't that ain't that for white folks. That's that's that's that's nigga.
unknown:Yeah.
SPEAKER_10:A white folk club we used to go to cowboys, cowboy, yeah, yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_08:So that's when we met Nipsey.
SPEAKER_03:That was an at work.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, that's ah you didn't be nah, you didn't. We all met nifty that night.
SPEAKER_10:It was me, you, TJ, and that nigga who name I ain't gonna say okay, yeah.
SPEAKER_00:Fuck them.
SPEAKER_10:And then you had lunch with him the other week, bro. I don't want to hear that.
SPEAKER_12:No, I didn't, I did not, I did not. Uh but I I did try to have lunch with Nifty. I'm just kidding.
SPEAKER_08:So I hey hey, hey, y'all see Sebastian Tailfell in the projects trying to say that shit cool.
SPEAKER_12:Why is he doing this?
SPEAKER_08:He's a dummy.
SPEAKER_12:I mean, is he having no more money?
SPEAKER_10:Yeah, so he's trying to make money by doing a documentary of him and the projects.
SPEAKER_12:Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER_10:That's what that was about. I mean, why else would he document him? Who cares about Sebastian Tail so he went to jail?
SPEAKER_13:Besides people honestly, because he said that from what I heard, is I thought that he owned the basketball court, he bought the basketball court out. God damn it over there. He said that he was just more so trying to make like no nigga.
SPEAKER_12:You took my bill. I had a bit right here.
SPEAKER_13:Oh, he said I thought he was just back trying to like show love to the community. I didn't know he was back over there, like living full time.
SPEAKER_10:I thought that was I mean, like living even if he owned it. Uh, why wouldn't you sell it and get something better?
SPEAKER_13:Like, why wouldn't you go back to the projects? No, because again, now don't get it twisted. If you live, if this what you know, if you're comfortable here, your family's still there. It don't make no he made millions of dollars, right?
SPEAKER_12:And learned something that nigga played for the Portland Trailblaze for at least six years.
SPEAKER_13:Yeah, no, that's for sure.
SPEAKER_11:What the fuck wrong with him?
SPEAKER_13:That's for sure. Yeah, he he just stupid. But I'm saying, man, sometimes we can't go. We can't call him stupid. Why the fuck even federal prison right now? The NBA player, we can call him stupid. He lived in the project. Yeah, what the fuck did he go back to prison for? That gambling shit.
unknown:I don't know.
SPEAKER_13:God, I don't care why he went, honestly. Well, we don't uh is he in there for shows? Yeah, him and did it.
SPEAKER_08:Him and diddy been in there kicking it.
SPEAKER_12:Oh, him and did it, friend. Oh, god damn it.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, they both at Fort Nix. Let me get this Pacifico.
SPEAKER_10:Hey, speaking of Pacifico, uh, I wasn't even thinking about this, and I think it's great that it's the three of us here and it's my birthday.
SPEAKER_12:Uh, yeah, happy birthday. Oh, did we did we yeah?
SPEAKER_13:No, I was gonna do it at the end of the show just to make him think we all forgot about it. Yeah, but now it's still auto early.
SPEAKER_12:No, yeah, y'all can do it later. I damn sure woke up this morning and I was like, damn, I forgot about Lee's birthday, but I forgot that Monday was 17.
SPEAKER_10:Yeah, yeah, but no, I was just thinking about Pacifico and Miss Rachel and San Diego and hey, shout out to Miss Rachel. Miss Rachel, you know, I tell a lot of bartenders that they're my favorite bartender. I I be lying, they are just my favorite current bartender. Well, my favorite all-time bartender is Miss Rachel. She taught she taught me what it was like to be a regular with a bar with a bartender.
SPEAKER_12:That's right.
SPEAKER_10:That's real. Um she called me Boober. Whoa, what was the food truck while we was getting them tacos? Tacos. Which one? The ones by the house? Yeah. I don't remember the name of that place. That that was just a little the when I be at home.
SPEAKER_13:That one of my first time ever getting one of them. Them street tacos shits. I ain't never been one of them type of babies. Man, I went over there and whooped about four or five of them guys back.
SPEAKER_12:You was it you that fell in love with the fish tacos? I did. I did. I fell in love with the fish tacos. I tell you what, about that trip. You're gonna tell the truth. I'm gonna tell the truth. I didn't have a dime. I appreciate y'all. Motherfucker was sending me money left and right. So my little my little ex-girlfriend, she was trying to send me a little chain, but it took all I had to buy the goddamn ticket to get out there. My car, something wrong with my car.
SPEAKER_08:Well, that nigga said that nigga went to go get the black and box, came back and said something wrong with my car. I said, Oh shit, I got no money.
SPEAKER_13:Yeah, did I so happy when you just answered it? Because again, I'm gonna tell you the real. I got so fucking mad at you that you didn't say that because you do realize that's all you had to say.
SPEAKER_10:I know I told you this shit Saturday, like this shit came up Saturday, and I was just like, nobody gave a fuck that you was broke.
SPEAKER_02:No, you broke, but if you're gonna not, if you ain't gonna say that you broke, we're gonna treat you like you got us.
SPEAKER_13:That's what I say, and that's that's what it was. That's the only thing. Because again, I'm gonna be so for real with you. I let you run up a tab only because I was like, you know what? We get together, he's gonna be right.
SPEAKER_11:But but now, once I started thinking about it, I swear, like, then he gave me, he gave me.
SPEAKER_13:But no, no, let me tell you if you would just said that it would have been so much easier. I swear to God. What time what time of the year was that shit?
SPEAKER_12:March, yes, it was on St. Patrick's Day, March, St. Patrick's Day. So we're supposed to be getting a goddamn refund check. I ain't getting one till she took my shit. So I was broke as a motherfucker, dog. I was like, but I'm still I was still about to go out here and kick it with my niggas.
SPEAKER_10:And it worked perfect because DJ had even said when he first got there, because I'd already bought some groceries and planned to go to the grocery store. No, I plan to go to the grocery store when y'all got there. Cause y'all know I don't eat out like that. Like, I think I eat at home. And V just like, shit, man, we're gonna get some groceries and eat at home. I said, Oh, perfect.
unknown:So I ain't gotta pay for all the groceries and niggas wanna get grocery.
SPEAKER_10:And that was the first time we get to the we we paying for the food, we fit we're figuring out Dean. Then do we hey? I get y'all when we get back to the house. And I'm telling you, it was the next day because I didn't have to, I didn't have to work. And uh, so we was at the house chilling because we didn't go in till I had my uh basketball game. And goddamn, then like oh, we sent Dean to go. We didn't send Dean. That sounds terrible. Dean walked up, this little corner store right by my crib. Dean walked to the corner store with the black and mile. Then came back with the black and mile. Man, yeah, my car fucked up, but the guy behind me got him. Like, that was 69 cents, 69.
SPEAKER_12:That between casino was 69 casinos was 69 for sure. That's why niggas started smoking them because the real talk that that that put us on casino black and miles.
SPEAKER_10:Because the regular black and miles would have they used to be 69, they would be 69 cents for years. The wood tips would be a dollar nineteen, but we didn't smoke wood tips and uh but plastic six nine cents, then them bitches jumped up to a dollar nineteen, and then the casinos came out of nowhere. After that, I couldn't even smoke a regular black mile no more. Make my hair hurt. Man, what if casinos?
SPEAKER_13:Real time, and I ain't looked back ever since. I ain't looked back. And you still do smoke casino, don't you? I know like I literally since that day I love them. I fell in love with a casino. Because you was you weren't smoking them yet. Well, I hated casino. Like I say, bro, when I got down on that first trip to San Diego, it started two things for me. I fell in love with shrimp tacos and a fucking black and mile casino. Yeah, that was it. Legit. That was it.
SPEAKER_12:Sound about right.
SPEAKER_13:Legit.
SPEAKER_12:I ain't gonna have a lot. We was smoking from that point forward. I ain't smoke nothing but casino black and mile.
SPEAKER_08:I didn't smoke nothing but casino black and mile, so I quit smoking.
SPEAKER_12:Yeah, no, until I until I stopped about a year ago.
SPEAKER_10:Yeah, and uh I ain't gonna lie to y'all, and I probably haven't told y'all this, but bro, that was one of the most fun weeks of my fucking life, dog. It was a good time, like even just the way the trip started with like me going coming off that crazy weekend with that girl who was at my house, and then the fact that she decided to smoke shout out to TSU because she from now, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_12:She cut from that claw, but she let this morehouse nigga get down on a little bit. It's all good, baby.
SPEAKER_10:You know, it happened to the best of I had to clean that goddamn tub. She won't. I know that right, but nah, so it was just so crazy because she, you know, she came in like right before y'all get there. And then what y'all did know is uh Christanna was in uh she was in Anaheim.
SPEAKER_12:Oh wow, I didn't know that.
SPEAKER_10:And I was supposed to go see her, but Shorty was at the crib, and then y'all came, and so she was mad as fuck because I didn't go see her, obviously. Right, Christanna, they had school okay, okay. Um so goddamn that whole weekend with her was terrible. She also ran out of money and then wanted me to like start paying for shit that I didn't want to do. And I'm like, no, no, you hate my girl.
SPEAKER_08:I tried to fuck you, and you like, what are you doing? And I'm sitting here like, I don't know. You flew across the country and said you wanted to come kick it.
SPEAKER_10:I didn't think you flew across the country for company, so no fucking proof, and then she decided to get hot for the first time in years on some California weed, and she had a piss test coming up. All right, goddamn.
SPEAKER_08:She said Luigi kidnapped her.
SPEAKER_12:Uh she sure did that.
SPEAKER_08:That's why that's when y'all got there when we were getting there.
SPEAKER_10:Because remember, like Luigi was at the crib with her.
SPEAKER_13:Luigi was there. No, we was out. We was there. I think we had end up. I don't know. They had made it out when I had just met Luigi. Yeah, I was trying to go get some bud off him or whatever.
SPEAKER_10:But then because they hadn't made it to the house, like he was out with her that day while I was at work, and so then he they got caught up, and then y'all landed. So I'm like, hey, bro, the door is open, just go in the house, and then we just wait till I get there, and then I pick y'all up, we come back in, and it's just chaos. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But that's all we got. That's chaos. We leave it at that.
SPEAKER_12:All right, I was about to say some shit about Luigi, but what Lou do?
SPEAKER_08:Nah, he good. Okay, you know what? Luigi came in on that two man that you left me out on.
SPEAKER_12:Yeah, I for sure wanna leave you out. Luigi is your right hand man. I'm not your goddamn right hand man.
SPEAKER_11:You said it's a you would it's a goddamn way living with me, baby.
SPEAKER_12:Luigi didn't give a fuck. Luigi said 300 do so you should kidding me. Man, hey, AC had something pretty. I ain't gonna lie to you. Shout out to you, shake my hand, but Luigi took on a motherfucking and I I I ain't willing to do that. Hey, I ain't gonna lie to you. Hey, I I I went and bought me some weed from the little spot up the street and took my ass home.
SPEAKER_13:Call it a night, that's how you do it. Go all the way down.
SPEAKER_10:I ain't gonna lie to you. It was as a nigga who lived in San Diego when me and Dean went back the last time, it made me look like I was that nigga in San Diego, right? Because what we went out damn near every night, and we went out with people damn near every night and had people showing love for sure, and then like so, like the last two nights was that night with me and Luigi running two man, but the way it happened was we went down to the beaches, remember? Yeah, and our Airbnb was downtown, so we just went downtown to we was like, Hey bro, let's just take a couple laps before we go back to the Airbnb. And I hear Luigi is talking loud. I'm like, sound like Luigi. Walk up, see him talking to him. I see him talking to the attractive one. Now, me and Luigi, we we were friends for three years in San Diego. I already know that ain't that's not his ministry. That's his ministry, he's gonna fuck that up. So we end up just starting talking. I'm like, hey bro, I just pulled something outside the bar in like eight minutes in front of my nigga, and then we go to the strip club the next night and go to eat with the stripper after, and she was trying to come back to the FNB.
SPEAKER_13:I'm looking good out here.
SPEAKER_10:Nah, but Sharon was there, so I I I oh nah, can't come back looking back on that. I should have I should have brought her back.
SPEAKER_12:Oh man. You remember we went back. You can't bring her back over there. You do you did what you're supposed to do. What the fuck are you trying to bring her back over there for? Yeah, that's crazy as hell. You feel me? Now that you realize who paid for the L B?
SPEAKER_08:You did.
SPEAKER_12:Okay, I know they're right. I understand, but no nigga. Let's hit these sports. Yeah, I seen a big red ass. I seen, but no, no, you can't bring over though. Yeah.
SPEAKER_11:Oh, let's jump to these sports real quick.
SPEAKER_13:Oh nigga, you can text. Yeah, I can't text them, bro. So the five game losing streaks. Y'all couldn't carry those shit out. Is five game losing streak downhill. What exactly? What what what let's give a recap, bro? What do hey man?
SPEAKER_12:I've been smoking new parts since the Falcons keep the losers.
SPEAKER_13:Yeah, they got started. Yeah, so is damn little mouse one.
unknown:Yeah, I know what I'm saying.
SPEAKER_13:So nice. What you think, man? Which what what can we do? What can we do to clean this shit up?
SPEAKER_10:Fire the hard R. Everybody? No, the hard R. Right. Hey, and he's a rah rock guy. Hard R.
SPEAKER_12:The hard the rock and I hate to say it because I was so happy that for us out black coach, yeah, and all that.
SPEAKER_13:But nigga, you gotta go. Get that nobody, but we can't just do it. We gotta get we gotta get word of everybody. I feel like Rich McKay needs to go. I feel like he Rich McKay needs to take the dirt now. I feel like all of them need to go, bro. Like, if we get rid of Raheem, Rich should definitely should have been on that list.
SPEAKER_12:Yeah, fuck, yeah, fuck Rich too. But I'm just saying, Rich McKay got to do all the folks. They gotta get the fuck up out of here.
SPEAKER_10:You know what? Congress did vote to release the Epstein files, so maybe whatever Rich McKay is holding over Arthur Blank's head comes out in that. Because Rich McKay has to be blackmailing Arthur Blank to continue to have a job.
SPEAKER_03:Bro, oh four. He gotta get that's a joke.
SPEAKER_13:He gotta go. He gotta go. He's been there since 04, bro. Yeah, he gotta losing back to back to back to back.
SPEAKER_10:Like he won a super, he was he won a super bowl in Tampa Bay as a GM.
SPEAKER_08:You know, that's what he hangs his hat on.
SPEAKER_13:I mean, who got it?
SPEAKER_12:What does that mean?
SPEAKER_13:Like that. Oh one keeps cool. That shit ain't nothing. Yeah, nah, he gotta get the fuck on.
SPEAKER_12:I and this this is the thing about Atlanta. Now I put up a post three weeks ago to say I was done done with the fucking files, and I fucking mean it. I ain't I ain't watched the game since.
SPEAKER_10:But you know, he stopped watching football with Colin Kaepernick too.
SPEAKER_12:It's meaningful, you know what I mean? I got yeah, he took that money. Anytime I start watching, it's meaningful. Um but man, if we gonna keep losing like this, I gotta start watching the motherfuckers because it ain't it ain't good for my damn mental health.
SPEAKER_13:I'm telling you, for real though.
SPEAKER_12:It really ain't.
SPEAKER_10:It really ain't I'm thinking about not getting tickets next year.
SPEAKER_13:Like for real, bro. This shit is it's like it's pathetic.
SPEAKER_10:Like, I'm I'm sitting there like, why should I, as much as I love going to games, I love going to games. Why should I give y'all all this motherfucking money? For one, I ain't like how y'all did me this year. Um, two, why would I why would I give y'all all this money? And as a fan, y'all aren't y'all aren't paying it back. Yeah it seems like we're not trying to win. Like, I was cool with us hiring Raheem Morris, but you gotta understand, we interviewed Bill Belichick, Jim Harbaugh, Mike Vrabel, Ben Johnson. You know what I'm saying? Like, we we all these niggas, Bill Belichick to go came to get an interview. Belichick's to go, okay. Whatever, but Harbaugh made the playoffs year one. Looks like Ben Johnson's gonna make the playoffs this year in year one, and Vrabel's about nigga. Vrabel might go to the AFC championship this year. You know what I'm saying?
SPEAKER_02:Like, we had him in the building and we let him leave. But it's hard R, the rah-rah guy.
SPEAKER_12:The nigga, yeah.
SPEAKER_13:Hard R. Y'all not gonna keep doing that. Call him hard R. He said it, and you keep calling insinuating on calling. Y'all not gonna keep fucking doing that. Hard it's hard on the rah.
SPEAKER_10:I can make a phone call. I could I can make a phone call right now and say what do you think about Raheem Morris? And the response would be, Oh, you mean hard R? Hard that is fucking insane. Hey tomorrow show, Washington Winning.
SPEAKER_13:What you thought? No, we got damn promoting that show on this show, yeah.
SPEAKER_08:I'm trying to build a network in a community. I understand that.
SPEAKER_12:So we can all yeah, small community though. This is village vets.
SPEAKER_08:We shout out the village vets on washing winning.
SPEAKER_12:Okay, all right.
SPEAKER_08:Come hang out with the vet.
SPEAKER_12:No, let's do that. Let's do that. Let's do that. I would say this about uh what you say who hard are, yeah. Yeah, um that I feel like it's relevant. And um Raheem Morris, if you ever get a listen to this, understand one thing, nigga. No, bro. Hold on, Valid, hold on. Niggas, if you don't fix this shit, your ass is gone. And that ain't on Arthur Blame. That's on the city.
unknown:You feel me?
SPEAKER_12:That ain't that ain't nothing. Look, I ain't I ain't telling you nothing that ain't the truth. But if you keep fucking around, we're gonna get your ass spotted here real quick.
SPEAKER_10:That's real real quick. No, bro. I honestly like as a black man who who is really been on a lot of pro-black shit lately.
SPEAKER_12:Talk to him, pro-black man.
SPEAKER_10:All right, now don't make me call TP.
SPEAKER_12:No, I'm I'm saying I I want to hear that because uh you know how I am. That shit excites me.
SPEAKER_10:Yeah, that's a different show when your son turns one and one and a half. Oh, okay, okay. But no, so but like I I really hate that I I have to call for the firing of a black man, you know. I hate to see a black man lose his job, right? And even like these jokes I make, you know, hard order rah rah rah guy. This shit's fucking hilarious. But I hate that I can't even really make the joke too loud because I would never want for a white man to call him hard order or rah-rah guy. I mean, yeah, he's a hard R because he's a nigga, but like you know, that is uh I'm I I just hate that you can't make these kind of jokes because the racists will run with it.
SPEAKER_12:No, no, no. You said nigga, you say hard R, it's err. That means we're gonna fight. I don't give a fuck about no man. Let somebody call me a hard R.
SPEAKER_13:That's gonna take you there.
SPEAKER_12:Man, I'm gonna scoop your big ass up. I know how to fight.
SPEAKER_10:If a black man, if a black man calls me a hard R, I'm gonna feel some type of way. Because if I call a nigga a hard R, it's it's it is disrespectful. Yeah, you know, we work with some hard Rs. Oh, look at folks like that, right? Oh, you don't see the difference between niggas and niggers? No, I don't, bro, because I I don't, bro.
SPEAKER_12:You better start. Y'all gotta take that shit up. Share. I beat a nigga to a pop. He called me an odd R. You say what's up, my nigga? That's different. You call me nigger, I'm gonna beat your ass. On everything I'm gonna beat your ass. And you might be surprised too. Damn, why this little nigga beat my ass like that? He ain't even that tall.
SPEAKER_11:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_12:I'm beating the shit out of you. Oh man, on everything. I'm gonna beat that ass.
SPEAKER_08:Should the Hawks trade for John Moran?
SPEAKER_12:No.
SPEAKER_08:Say Trey Trey, you're Vijay Moran?
SPEAKER_12:No, he he more of a problem. Oh hell no.
SPEAKER_08:Don't you think the games would be more exciting and more people would show you?
SPEAKER_12:No, I enjoy the game of trader. Trey just as just as as exciting.
SPEAKER_10:Um I think John fits Atlanta more than Trey.
SPEAKER_12:No, he don't. No, John. I ain't got time for no full gaze and shit. You know what I mean? Trey is Trey TL. You feel me? That's a fact. All that shit he's doing in Memphis, that shit ain't for real. Because he he trying to fit the narrative, he knew where he was going, and he's trying to fit the narrative of the city. But he ain't really he should have been introduced to the city before that. He don't he don't really know what he's doing.
SPEAKER_10:You know, Memphis is one of my favorite cities of the Legend.
SPEAKER_12:Nigga, I love Memphis. Boy, young dog. Come on, huh?
SPEAKER_10:One of my favorite rappers. Hey, his death anniversary was yesterday.
SPEAKER_12:The nigga said they say I'm getting fat. Guess I mean good. He didn't think 20 rats in the motor.
SPEAKER_10:Don't don't don't don't be bringing up doll and then goddamn start quoting that fuck, nigga.
SPEAKER_02:I can't believe it's like damn. Like I'm a I'm a I'm a I'm a big dog fan.
SPEAKER_10:He's one of my favorite rappers. I hate that I like your goddamn music.
SPEAKER_12:I'm just saying, like the nigga.
SPEAKER_10:But now I I love Memphis. One of my favorite people in the world from Memphis.
SPEAKER_12:Yeah, a lot of my a lot a lot of the folks I love with the most from Memphis. So I you know, I can't got down, I can't say too much.
SPEAKER_13:Wait, what's she that was a shout out? She got it.
SPEAKER_12:Oh god. Man, look, that motherfucker fell in love with Shawse.
SPEAKER_00:What the fuck show at?
SPEAKER_12:Yeah, God fell in love with I that motherfucker fell in love with Shawzi. Man, Shea Gotti got sliced by 25 times and survived and whooped that bitch to hell.
SPEAKER_10:I ain't lying, but you know how you hear stories sometimes and be like, hey bro, I'm so happy that's not me. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's at the top of the list. Like getting sliced 25 times and surviving. I don't know what's worth bleeding out or surviving, right? Uh and then the beat motherfucker. Oh god. I don't want to be capable of fighting after getting sliced up 25 times. Shit is tough.
SPEAKER_12:Hey man, look.
SPEAKER_13:What did it take to get there? I mean, you working, boy.
SPEAKER_12:Hey cut up and all that.
SPEAKER_13:Yeah, you working like a fool out there, boy. 25 times.
SPEAKER_12:Everybody in built for everything. And I understand that. But if you don't cut me that much, I need a little, I need I need a good little piece of your ass. It just so happened. It just so happened that shake out of it then. She ain't just get a little piece. She beat the fuck out on.
SPEAKER_08:Where's she at these days? Is it about is she on social media?
SPEAKER_12:No, she she is. Um she's in Memphis and she's raising her. I think she got more boys. Shout out to Shake Add out to Shake Allen. Yeah. Because uh, you know, motherfucker cut me.
SPEAKER_13:Why we right here though, man? So we talking about Memphis still, man. Y'all seen the uh Tony Allen got arrested. That was some weeks ago, but I was about to say, did you see the whole story?
SPEAKER_12:Yeah, I heard that the white man was trying to take the charge for him. Yeah, it was the ball guy.
SPEAKER_13:He said it was all his. He said, Can you please not take Tony in? Them type of guys you need.
SPEAKER_12:What the why the fuck they take him in then?
SPEAKER_13:Because they found powder in uh in the car.
SPEAKER_12:Okay. What the white man say? It was all right then. Any other time you'll believe the white man?
SPEAKER_10:You know what I mean? But now with his crime, it's the hard arms committing the crime, it ain't the white man.
SPEAKER_12:Yeah, I don't know. I don't know. Yeah, I just can't. I seen the video. I just can't believe that it's just all yours, yeah. Type shit. No, that cracker said that it was all his. That's what he said. That's what he said. No, but that's what no, that's what he said. So believe him. Why the fuck you can't believe him? No, because it's a six seven nigga in the back seat. That nigga big as fuck.
SPEAKER_11:Six seven nigga in the back seat. You can't goddamn believe him. Uh fuck you, man. Six seven.
SPEAKER_12:All right.
SPEAKER_10:Yeah. Chill out, Twin.
SPEAKER_12:Shit.
SPEAKER_10:That's all I'm saying is a nigga called me twin the day at work.
SPEAKER_12:How old is nigga?
SPEAKER_10:I don't know. He was a kid. He called me twin. I thought another nigga saw him. He was like, type shit, type shit. That would you say? That's what he said to me.
SPEAKER_12:Hey, next time telling niggas say pronounces words of you. I don't want to hear that shit. Speaking sentences, nigga. Type shit, type shit. Nah. That shit ain't gonna qualify. No.
SPEAKER_01:Type shit.
SPEAKER_12:No, man, we can't keep holding these young niggas to these. Oh, we can't stand. Fuck them. Fuck them.
SPEAKER_08:I don't give a fuck about them young niggas.
SPEAKER_12:That's your goddamn problem.
SPEAKER_08:No, no, no, no. So no, I I count them as the lost generation. I care about the kids.
SPEAKER_12:Nigga, no, you can't do that. No, no. They don't raise them kids.
SPEAKER_10:You know what I mean? No, I I care about somebody else who cares about the young niggas working with the young niggas. I I care about working with children. I get it. I yeah, I I think there is a need to work with the young niggas. It's not me. You gotta do it. No, you gotta do it. I sign who? You know y'all used to have y'all y'all's meetings over there. That group like y'all. Y'all, y'all look y'all look up for that.
SPEAKER_12:No, no, you you gotta do it too though. You gotta do it too. You know who I'm talking to. You know who I'm talking to. Let me tell you how I feel about grown men. Yeah. Listen, you gotta do it too. Reason being my bad. Uh reason being is because I mean at the bottom.
SPEAKER_13:We ain't gotta do it.
SPEAKER_10:No, I like it. I was I was okay, yeah, okay.
SPEAKER_12:These Negroes ain't gonna listen. Oh, you're talking about hard. Unless you look relatively like them. You know what I mean? So you fit the mold, right? So you gotta do it.
SPEAKER_10:You know, I I understand where you're coming from. But if it's not genuine, and you know, I I need to work on that. You know, I ain't nobody look I need to do the inner work so that I have the desire to want to mentor these young guys. I I I I need to work on that. I'm not there yet.
SPEAKER_12:I ain't I ain't asking you to mentor. All I'm saying is get the ass in line, motherfucker. If you can get a grown man in line, you can get a kid in line, right? So the same energy that we may have amongst each other. Say say me and you on some bullshit, and you catch me on some bullshit, and you say, Todding, bitch ass nigga.
SPEAKER_01:I would I wouldn't talk to you like that.
SPEAKER_12:You would say, Motherfucker.
SPEAKER_01:Yeah, yeah, I'll call you. I wouldn't call you bitch ass nigga.
SPEAKER_12:Get in line, you got a baby on the way. We do not say that. Yeah, all right.
SPEAKER_10:Same with these niggas. He's talking to a co-worker. I'm not his boss. If I was his boss, I would check him.
SPEAKER_12:I'm not gonna it don't matter, it's community, it's community, but it's community, it's no, but you know, friends talk like that.
SPEAKER_08:It's community, community over here tweaking, man.
SPEAKER_12:Twin tweak it's community, yeah. Now you you gotta talk these niggas look just like you talking to everybody up because that at least that's what I do because when I see him, they be thinking like look shot that nigga water woo-doo woo woo-doo woo-de-woo me.
SPEAKER_00:Yeah, no, no, nigga.
SPEAKER_12:Hold on, they no, you ain't finna uh whoop the woo me because I've been here before and been here a long time. No, you gonna spray this on God.
SPEAKER_11:Yeah, that shit you talking about.
SPEAKER_13:I gotta get ready to lay it down in a bit, man. I wanna touch on a man's a man's relationship with his barber is sacred. Barber, the barber, the barber. Oh well, I thought that's that barber. I cheat on barbers. Not really. Nah, when you get a good one, because again, for a minute, I know I went I went years straight with nobody touching my head but Bill Mays. I mean, my eighth grade jitter all the way up. Ain't nobody touching my head but Pat Jones came to life, and then I went like a strong, strong saga with him. I just ain't really found nobody else just lock in this that makes sense.
SPEAKER_10:You know, I've been barber hopping recently because I ain't had no job and been broke, so you know. I mean, you just you you just you just go get a haircut, wherever, but I'm about to lock in on the barber. I'm gonna um speaking of Pat Jones, I was wanting to go Saturday. The nigga sent out the text book before Friday, yes, sir.
SPEAKER_13:You better get in there.
SPEAKER_10:Well, nah, motherfucker. I gotta work tomorrow.
SPEAKER_13:Oh, you going in Friday too, right? Yeah, I'm going in Friday. Run that bag up here, yeah. You know what I'm saying?
SPEAKER_10:Yeah, get that overtime, yeah.
SPEAKER_13:For sure, ski. So you know me.
SPEAKER_10:I'm going ice skating with somebody uh uh next month.
SPEAKER_13:I went ice skating one time, and I my big fat ass fell so hard I said I'd never get back out here again. Nah, I literally almost like broke my arm out there.
SPEAKER_10:Uh I wish you would have broke your arm. Like see your grown ass in a cast and laugh at you. Like, I ain't gonna hold and one of y'all niggas like break your arm, you know. I'm saying like an injury that don't really matter. Like you fucked up for a few weeks, but it I'm gonna laugh my ass off at your grown ass for breaking your arm.
SPEAKER_13:Because you ain't supposed to be doing that. You ain't supposed to be doing unless you're in a car accident.
SPEAKER_10:Yeah, that's whatever. But like if you break your arm just doing some some shit, yeah, I'm laughing at you.
SPEAKER_13:Yeah, no, like when me and Trev, me and Trev was on this whole thing where I didn't realize Trev little fat ass was as athletic as he was. Trev big ass can skate. Him and me, Trev, and Dick, we went to the skating ring just because on some I wanted to learn, I don't know how to skate, and now I was just like, you know what? I want to learn how to skate. Man, I got my ass out there. They got to look like straight. I went three weeks straight on that third when I finally got the loops of it. But it took me literally, bro. It took me three weeks of work of training.
SPEAKER_10:I'm fine, I'm memory, though.
SPEAKER_13:I'm straight, but I can't do I can't do the three blade. I gotta be a four blade type of guy.
SPEAKER_10:Oh, you can do rollerblades.
SPEAKER_13:Yeah, I only can no no no. I can't do I do the four blades. My big ass man do them threes, my ankles are all wobbling and I'm not doing that.
SPEAKER_10:I ain't gonna hold so we all like growing up, we all had skates. Yeah, we all went and got rollerblades. Like, you know, we go to the skate ring, we bring our shit.
SPEAKER_13:But we used to like skate shit on May Road because we were a mighty ducks fan. Oh, y'all dangerous.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, that's all these rocks TJ Gerard.
SPEAKER_10:We niggas, we we we rollerblading downhill, rollerblading down the road. We be a goddamn uh garage, like your rollerblading around like TJ Basement playing hockey and shit. Yeah, oh fuck.
SPEAKER_13:Yeah, the mighty ducks, that was my shit though.
SPEAKER_12:I don't remember. I don't remember. I definitely remember that. Um, but that on me out of niggas skate, so it was it was a lot of face plants, and you know, was you skate at the skate ring? Yeah, no, I was out there for the girls.
SPEAKER_13:That's the only time I ever went to the skate ring, just to walk around that circle, go that little room. Yeah, like start getting them little twerks. That was when I finally started getting it.
SPEAKER_12:I was going to the skate room from eight years old to probably about 14. I never learned how to skate. Why? Because I was out there for the girls.
SPEAKER_10:Nigga went from the pool from eight years old to 18 and didn't learn how to swim.
SPEAKER_12:I didn't go to the pool.
SPEAKER_10:Take that picture. You, that one nigga, and Brandon Duncan.
SPEAKER_12:Yeah, but that don't mean that I was out there for the to learn how to swim. What the fuck?
SPEAKER_13:All of us together. Wasn't me, you and Eco, we went out there, wasn't it?
SPEAKER_12:Yeah, but I'm I'm saying that it was me, Brandon Duncan, and uh and dude Cedric, Cedric, uh Stevens, hell yeah.
SPEAKER_10:Somebody told me that was like his baby mama or some shit.
unknown:I don't know.
SPEAKER_12:Yeah, you know that's when when Brandon was living like over there by uh saying the other thing. Brandon was living over there. God damn, nigga. Keep going, D. Brandon was living over there by uh by what what a rock is now. I don't know where you at is uh uh yeah so y'all had sex in Edawalk Village plenty of time, me too. You are sick.
SPEAKER_13:Yeah, yeah, no, for sure nah.
SPEAKER_12:I mean, you know, I think so. I had I had some pieces over there back in the back.
SPEAKER_13:Well, let's conclude and I got the laptop. So we're gonna conclude, but we got this. We got one more topic, but and I and this is gonna be a good little spin-off. First, two-part question, and it's gonna go to you first, AC. You grew up, you went to school down there. I'm gonna ask you, was it Lemp better? Yes, before hookahs and all that shit got started, and the sections and all that.
SPEAKER_09:The club was great when there was a large dance floor and enough sections.
SPEAKER_10:Because the part of going to the club and why people used to go to the club, you didn't go to the club just to hang out with your friends, you went to the club to meet new people. You went to the club to see the people who are always there that you know that's gonna be there. Like you went to go be social, and so many different things happen in life, and that people are less social. So now you go like the rappers and shit they build up being in VIP, and don't get me wrong, I love being in VIP. That's my preference, but not all night, like we talked about earlier. Me and Dean, we taking a lap. Shit, I was at Tug and Groove on Halloween in a section with women, with booze. I didn't have to leave the section. I took laps. I gotta go see what's in there working, and unfortunately, the one person that I knew in there that I wanted to see, I was right by, didn't realize that's who it was, and didn't even speak.
SPEAKER_12:Hey man, don't don't don't meditate too hard on that, bad boy.
SPEAKER_10:Well, I ain't meditating on that too hard because I'll be back.
SPEAKER_12:I want to know, right?
SPEAKER_13:Oh, okay, okay, okay.
SPEAKER_10:Yeah, we're she was in the city. No, we was just in the same club. Gotcha. And like when she posted her pictures, I saw people that she was with. And I remember seeing them in the club.
SPEAKER_13:Gotcha, okay.
SPEAKER_10:And I remember seeing her costume, but I didn't, I didn't know that was her. Well, no, I wasn't looking at her like that because I was navigating, doing I was doing something when I, you know what I mean? So it but yeah, no, I uh yeah, it's terrible because you're now doing shit you do at home in the club. Like you hookah from yeah, hookah from house party shit. Like you chillin' here, you passed a hookah, like back when I smoked hookah in college. That was like we had a hookah in the room on some chill shit until Tweedle took it. It you know, I mean it wasn't about like going out and getting a hookah. No, I'm gonna have to get hoes.
SPEAKER_13:And that hookah gonna didn't cost you$120 every time you go out with that motherfucker every time. Then what about you? What you think? Was Atlanta better before the hookah's in uh section?
SPEAKER_12:It it was, but you know, you can't change what it is now. Um all you can do is really, you know, utilize the spaces that kind of like revive that uh that old feeling.
SPEAKER_10:Blame BMF.
SPEAKER_04:Why you say that?
SPEAKER_10:BMF run club culture.
SPEAKER_04:Why you say that?
SPEAKER_10:Because some of the like notoriously biggest flexors, right? They did a lot of flexing shit that rich people weren't doing, and then other rich people start doing it. Then people who ain't rich who trying to look rich do it, then broke niggas, you know what I mean? Like it starts leveling everything up. Gotcha, and it's not necessary. Think about Pazooka, right? We go to Pazooka. Pazooka is a bunch of tables, a bar that's not even connected to what's going on in the spot, and there's no fucking dance floor. That is real, and like that's a new venue, it was set up that way, you know what I mean? So, like, bruh, the clubs are trying to make money, they're not trying to create a vibe for people anymore because if they sell more sections, they make more money, right? As opposed to creating a fucking meeting place, a watering hole for people to come together.
SPEAKER_13:But nah, I agree, I agree. But I mean, to a certain extent, though, how if that's the case, then Pazooka, they they get free sections though, they shit free. They they want you to come have a good time, I think.
SPEAKER_10:Personally, well, they know they can't charge, yeah.
SPEAKER_13:True story, and it ain't no can't do it, you can't do what you can do in the city. Down here, yeah, go to jail in a club.
SPEAKER_10:Yeah, you can't smoke dope in there. There it is, that is, and not that I want to smoke dope in the club, but when I go to the club, I want dope to be smoked in there because that lets me know what the crowd looks like.
SPEAKER_13:Yeah, that's a fact. Bad bitches getting that. That's a fact. All right, and then my last one said it's a spinoff. I want to ask both of y'all give me your top three most slept-on comedians in the in in Atlanta. Well, most slept-on, we ain't gonna say in Atlanta, your top three most slept-on comedians.
SPEAKER_10:Eddie Griffin, Mark Curry, Andrew Schultz.
SPEAKER_12:I ain't putting no white white in my shit.
SPEAKER_13:Uh yo go.
SPEAKER_12:Um I do agree with Eddie Griffin. Uh that's my first one. Um but my guy Mojo.
SPEAKER_13:Mojo Brooks.
SPEAKER_12:Mojo Brooks go crazy. And my last one. Man, y'all might not think he slept on, but he really is.
SPEAKER_13:Did it banks?
SPEAKER_12:Did you banks? Okay.
SPEAKER_13:No, that's straight. That's straight.
SPEAKER_12:Did you banks is slept on? That's straight. Especially when it comes to like his stand-up.
SPEAKER_13:His standup. So I'm thinking I'm gonna answer to answer both of my questions on that. Is mine, I feel like absolutely Atlanta, ever since we got the hookah's in the sections and shit, the whole Atlanta done changed all the way around. But I feel I feel to a certain extent it kind of makes it better. It kind of makes it because again, it makes it where we ain't doing all that fighting and shit. You can't go and step on everybody's shoes. If not, if you book, come on now, and you and your section, motherfuckers, you gotta come out your way to get the fighting. You get what I'm saying? Now you in it when you in a section, you vibe, you with your people, you with your loved ones, it's all this night. So personally, I I like it, but I definitely think you Atlanta was better before the hookahs and all that, only because, like you said, as well, they interact and getting that vibe with your people or with people you don't know, that's always love, and that's always fun.
SPEAKER_10:But nah, I mean, it makes sense though, for the newer shit, because you're not a club chaser. That ain't you, like you're not, you're not like single you will work in the club if it's there, but like you ain't I don't like to do all that.
SPEAKER_13:I even but even then though, when I'm so I don't even I don't like I don't never club hop, I don't do all that because that's just not my vibe. Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
SPEAKER_10:So like like the the social club vibe, yeah. Even if you can appreciate what it is, that's not your vibe. So I can see how the club today works much better for you because it's more chill, it's more my crew, and it's all this and that.
SPEAKER_13:So yeah, that's why I say that. But to say my top three, I'm always I'm going first when I gotta go. Carlos Miller always, yeah, that's a good one. I gotta go number two, and this only because he an OG, but I still don't feel he gets the love he's supposed to get. I love La Duval. Um, I don't feel he gets the just do that he's supposed to get in. He fucking got 20 years. He done went too damn near every time period. You know what I'm saying?
SPEAKER_10:Shout out to Jacksonville.
SPEAKER_13:Boom, you feel me?
SPEAKER_10:Y'all know why.
SPEAKER_13:Then three, my final one. Man, I I all I feel like Nav Green is the funniest, fattest little nigga in the world, and I love me to fucking nav green. So those my top three right now.
SPEAKER_10:I go I ain't gonna hold you. He he poked. I fuck with your list.
SPEAKER_13:Nav's crazy.
SPEAKER_10:I foc I've been fucking with nav for years, and sometimes I'll get bored and just go watch old goddamn ship.
SPEAKER_13:Yeah, but niggas don't give him his credit because I love mojo Brooks. That's when you said him, it made me able, it made it a little easier to take him off. I was stuck between Mojo and uh and and Nav. But once you said dog, yeah, uh man, listen, niggas nav is niggas don't realize that nigga nav is real life, like funny, funny. Like he's really funny and he's ugly. And that's if you don't realize that's one thing to make a nigga giggle a lot harder than anything. A funny, ugly nigga, man. Listen, yeah, and he from Memphis, though. You know, nav Atlanta, baby. No, he ain't from Memphis. No, you talking about uh the nigga with the little arm from Memphis. Oh, yeah, DJ Paul, yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_10:Who DJ Paul?
SPEAKER_13:No, well, that he got a little arm too, but no, this the one to be with uh he used to be with Dolph all the time joining on niggas.
unknown:Oh yeah, you ain't gotta really answer that.
SPEAKER_13:Okay, yeah, no.
SPEAKER_10:No, I I I really fuck with your list because I fuck with Carlos, I fuck with Duval, I almost said Duval, and I fuck with Nav. Yeah, no. Uh, but to be a dick, I only wanted to use like for me, I use people that I've seen in person because it's way funnier in person. Facts, it's way like facts though, like like the shit about Andrew Schultz, like online, whatever, whatever, especially now that he's like he's gotten popular, but like when I went and saw him like at a San Diego comedy club, that's it was really in your seat type of giggle. I think I had a stomachache.
SPEAKER_13:Facts, yeah, facts, facts.
SPEAKER_10:But he's like, Yeah, white people are funny too.
SPEAKER_12:Not funny like nigga.
SPEAKER_10:Hey, it it's different ways to be funny. Yeah, I'm I'm a Seinfeld fan. There's nothing black funny about that, but it's fucking hilarious.
SPEAKER_13:As you see, Seinfeld, a little fat, funny, freaky.
SPEAKER_10:That's white Dean.
SPEAKER_13:No, but it's goddamn good to be back in the seat, fellas. I ain't gonna tell y'all no lie. Hell it's been two. We we took them two weeks off, had to readjust, get everybody's mind back together. And I think next week, which I don't know if we know if Dean know, I think next week can let everybody know. We're gonna have a guest in here sitting in good with us. Uh what do you want to say?
SPEAKER_10:Yeah, we don't want to announce it yet.
SPEAKER_13:We ain't gotta announce it now.
SPEAKER_10:We're gonna have a guest here, he's gonna uh promote a project and uh you know tell a story.
SPEAKER_12:Facts promote the project and tell a story.
SPEAKER_13:That nigga better be on point. He's gonna be right, right. He's gonna be right. He's gonna come have a good time.
SPEAKER_08:Um I'm just saying, you ain't gonna know you're gonna be changing diapers next week. Yeah, you may yeah, yeah. You're gonna be if you got time to watch this show, that means you should be asleep.
SPEAKER_13:Yeah, nah, you can still get you can that definitely tap in there. You can definitely show up.
SPEAKER_12:I ain't coming.
SPEAKER_13:Uh, you ain't gotta come no way. No, you're not show up on the thing. You're I ain't invited next week. Not next week.
SPEAKER_12:No, we don't want to see you.
SPEAKER_13:No, not for about three, four next week. Yeah, just get it right, break him in and make sure you appreciate that.
SPEAKER_10:Now, if you dial in, if you decide to dial in for short periods or during, you know what I'm saying? Like, ain't nobody gonna be mad if you do it, but like, as niggas who got kids and have gone through that, like, we don't want you here because we want her to have you, we want you to be good for her, but we also want you to have that time and shit, so yeah, bro.
SPEAKER_12:Yeah, I'm I'm just I'm just talking, bro.
SPEAKER_10:I'm not talking facts though, so about this.
SPEAKER_13:I got you, man. So before we close out, man, this uh we want to say one more thing. It's mental healthness or mental health awareness month. Um, check on your strong friends, man. Make sure y'all show love, make sure you tell somebody you love them. Uh uh, happy veterans day to my dog. Happy veteran's day out of that, and also he fucked it up before because I was I said I was gonna make sure it was the last part. I said it's happy birthday to my nigga, man. You know, see if we chuck a woman.
