EP 18: We Legal! | Dave East, Maino, Jim Jones & Fabolous

Hey yo, Piff, what you cooking up?

>> Hey, a lot of shipping going on, so

let's rap about it. A lot of right, a

lot of wrong, so let's rap about it.

>> Controversy every week, so let's rap

about it. Family that don't even speak,

we can rap about it.

>> They crashing out on IG, let's rap about

it. Everybody want a beef, let's rap

about it. People going out sad, let's

rap about it. They really want clout

bad. Let's rap about it.

Let's rap about it.

Let's rap about it.

Let's rap about it.

Let's rap about it.

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How y'all feeling, man?

>> Man, we feeling good, man.

>> What's up?

>> What's up with the guys?

>> 18 episodes.

>> What's the deal?

>> Finally legal.

>> We legal. Fresh off a Allstar weekend. A

field trip. Yeah.

>> Good. Good. Good trip. They made it back

home.

>> Like a high school field trip. Remember

at the end of the year when they like,

"Yo, we all going to Great Adventures."

>> Yeah.

>> I loved it. It felt Yeah. Yeah.

Definitely felt like that field trip.

Meeting meeting out front. You heard?

Everybody be on time.

>> Yeah. Be downstairs at this time.

>> Lobby call.

>> Right. We had camp counselors.

>> You dig?

>> Definitely had counselors.

>> But we You need that. That's structure.

>> Yeah.

>> Structure. Shout out to JB. Shout out to

Donatella.

>> Shout outs to Prospects. It was a great

to spot. We stop. Marathon Burger.

>> Marathon Burger.

>> Marathon Burger. Shout out to Big Shout

out to Nick.

>> Shout out to Kiff,

>> Sam, KBY, everybody that was that was

out there. The hospitality at at

Marathon was definitely we got a chance

to do a lot. Got a chance to hang out

with my daughter.

>> That was dope. That you know what I

mean? Valentine's Day.

>> I get to chill with my nephew. I take my

son every year to Allstar weekend.

Birthday Lar 18, right?

>> Turn 18 this year.

>> Wow.

>> He legal, too. Everybody legal.

>> The 18's all over the place. Yo, that's

the first time I kicked it with him

>> in years. Like since he was a little

>> Yeah, I seen y chopping.

>> I'm like, yo, this little [ __ ] whole a

little different.

>> No, he got his own swag and his own

perspective. He understands he know

what's going on.

>> He's him.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah,

>> definitely. Any any highlights for

y'all?

>> My highlight was like everything was

good. The the craziest highlight to me

was when

>> a girl tried to sell me some [ __ ] that

I already had.

>> That was the craziest thing to

>> Here we go again.

>> And the episode has started.

>> Yeah, we back.

>> Episode 18.

>> We are legal, ladies and gentlemen. So,

he's allowed to talk about these things.

>> First, she she hit you with Allstar

weekend prices,

>> right? There's like

>> tried to up

like I don't understand.

>> That's that's the key question. I was

like did you pay for it before?

>> No, that's the thing. I had it before.

It was I think that

>> she might have some I think it was allar

weekend. I think it was the Allar

weekend. That's what it was. She had to

try. I'm not understanding

>> the rooms is a little more expensive.

You know what I mean? The flights.

>> But I thought I had I mean like damn.

Like she said I said I said what's you

doing? She said, "Yeah, you know what?"

She said, "You know what? I'm going to

go to work tonight and I'm just going to

come by and see you. Just hit me off

>> after work

>> because Yeah.

>> Just hit me off." That was the key

question.

>> Take care of me.

>> Take care of you.

>> And because I know what you want and I

said that

>> it was no set price. Is just to take

care of

>> I didn't I don't want that.

>> I didn't want that. Like she [ __ ] it

all up.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I thought I thought

>> after take care of you. She [ __ ] it

all up. Take care of me.

>> Yeah. She was She was She was crazy. I

couldn't.

>> Did you remind him you got it for free

before?

>> I was confused. I said, "Did I do this

before? I remember doing this." And I

don't I I didn't trade.

>> You didn't pay. You didn't pay the first

time.

>> I didn't trade no Diero.

>> Allstar weekend, baby. So, shout out to

her.

>> Maybe the first time was a sample.

>> You know, I give you the sample so you

can come back and pay for the real

thing.

>> That's a possible. But yeah, I

>> You didn't promote it. You were supposed

to trying. But I guess shout out to

Allstar weekend because everything goes

up. You definitely definitely Yeah,

definitely a highlight. So that was a

highlight. What about you, Dave?

>> Highlight. Um my nephew, he got the he

played in the Rising Stars game. Um he

played for the Miami Heat.

>> That's dope. You got a nephew in the

NBA?

>> Yeah, in the A right now.

>> That's fire. Dope. That's fire.

>> So my sister was there, his mother. So

we they got to come. We got to hang out.

That was dope.

>> You be looking at him with a grudge

sometime.

>> Yeah. I'm a little I'm a little You

know, that's what I wanted to do.

I wanted to do that.

>> But no, it's you know what it is. It's

it's um that's something my pops wanted

>> for me.

>> So to see now my my nephew was actually

there.

>> That's dope.

>> It's is even I super I'm I'm I'm

ecstatic behind it. But my father more

like

>> Yeah.

>> One one of you [ __ ] got there like

family like

>> you know I mean bloodline too. That's

>> any any killing like you know what I'm

saying? So it's a high life for me.

>> You the you the uncle that almost made

it

>> for sure.

So that's Uncle Dave.

>> I was as close as he got.

>> Uncle. Yeah.

>> Uncle

is a bad uncle.

>> Yo. Wow.

>> Tired of seeing you coming through them

doors. Ice.

>> Tom. He Tom Shepard. You heard?

>> Why y'all keep playing me with this

ball? None of you [ __ ] was athletic.

>> None of you [ __ ] play this above the

rim. You heard

>> keep playing.

>> No. The thing is

>> I was athletic.

Nothletic Ashley, man. Don't get mad at

me, man. I almost made it just like you

almost made it, [ __ ] We both wa You

almost made it way.

>> And what? What's

>> I almost made it, [ __ ] I would have

[ __ ] He didn't make it.

You talking about footage of Capo?

>> His efforts is just as good as

he really played.

>> Somebody go find that footage, please.

>> What you What you talking about?

>> And then I believe what he talking about

over here, man.

>> What you talking about? [ __ ] No, I'm

>> like to keep playing about this

basketball [ __ ] I'm talking about my

nephew. I'm proud

right now.

>> When your nephew's at school and he just

he talking

totally different people,

>> right? But you know my uncle was Dave

Beast. You know he almost made it too.

>> Yeah. He don't say that. He don't even

rep me. That's the ill part about him.

>> He's He don't want to He don't want to

be known,

>> bro. He's been in conversation. He said

that

>> he don't want to be known for my being

my nephew. You get what I'm saying? if

it come up. Yo, East. All right. Yeah,

but he's he's doing what he's doing.

>> He adds that in

>> and he's better. He's better than you.

>> Uh

>> he's better. He's what?

>> He's what?

>> He's better than us.

>> Yeah, for sure. Right now.

>> Nah, that's that's a hater.

>> That's the real question at the

Thanksgiving dinner.

>> Right now, for sure.

>> Can you bust my ass right now? Beat me

outside. [ __ ] you talking about?

>> Pause that.

>> Whoa. Pause. You can't say bust my ass.

>> What?

>> You can't say. First of all, we we

talking ball talk, but let I'mma let

them get I'mma let him get his pause

button off. I'm let him get his button.

>> Yeah.

>> Oh man,

you bought a button. You bought You

bought

>> You bought paraphernelia.

>> [ __ ] got props now. Got be careful.

You got to be careful. [ __ ] got props.

>> So you came prepared.

>> All good. All good. All good. Look,

>> don't don't play.

>> Just leave just leave it alone. Just

leave it alone. Just forget about it.

Just forget that we even said it though.

You know what I mean? But shout out to

nephew.

>> But yeah, now a I'm I could never be mad

at a I ain't mad at I'm going be mad at

the family.

>> That's not even your

I literally, you know what's the part

about it? I watched it happen. Like I

seen it from him being a baby like to

the whole super dope

>> AU to college to every tournament. like

I really was a part of I seen it.

>> So to watch him in that space now is the

illst [ __ ] ever to me.

>> To make it to the NBA is still one of

the hardest things to to accomplish in

the world, period. Like the odds on

these kids getting into the league is is

slim against you, right? You know what I

mean?

>> It's not easy.

>> But speaking about nephews, you uncle

Jesse passed away.

>> Uncle Jesse Jackson.

>> Uncle Jesse Jackson.

>> He passed away. It's it's Black History

Month.

>> Yes.

>> So rest in peace to to Jesse Jackson. I

remember when he said he wanted to cut

Obama's balls off. Do y'all remember

that? Remember that footage?

>> I don't think right now is the time for

that type of memory.

>> Jesse Jackson trying to run for

president balls. It's all right, [ __ ]

We got to he we keep he

was what 90 80.

>> He was he was he was extremely uh

>> vocal.

>> Just a part of like everything black I

feel. You know what I mean? He was with

Martin and all that. He was there. He

was there with him. Yeah.

>> He was on the balcony 100%.

>> Rest in peace.

>> God bless his soul, bro. He he he I feel

like he lived a a longer life than a lot

of [ __ ]

>> He did some good. He fought for

something. He stood for something.

>> Yo, what are some things the society has

been has been desensitized to?

>> What y'all What y'all feel like?

>> Violence is number one. I think I think

everything, right? So, you think about

our society, America is so violent,

right? We used to hear about shootings.

If we heard about a mass shooting right

now that happened in some city, it's

just like, "All right, there's another

mass shooting."

>> Right.

>> Right. It's just we overly stimulated,

overly too much information, so much is

going on. So much news. It's to the

point where it's regular.

>> I think the difference is used to just I

mean, some of it might come up on the

news if you watch the news. And a lot of

us was wasn't watching the news. We

outside running around. But now you got

your phone in your hand. You seeing

what's happening in Cali,

>> Miami, Atlanta, Houston,

>> Haiti,

>> London,

>> London. You seeing it or you could just

swipe through like, "Oh, damn. [ __ ]

just got his head blown off in London."

That's crazy. Foop. And it it's like

it's not even a

>> nothing.

>> You just swipe. You know what I mean?

You going to the next whatever happened.

I think

>> social media played a part in in the in

the rush of everything like, you know

what I'm saying?

>> Over stimulation, bro. And anything you

click

>> that becomes your algorithm.

>> I'm scared to click a ass

>> on the gram. Like cuz then your whole

explore page going to be mad

butts.

>> Just crazy.

>> It's real [ __ ] I click a sneaker, it'd

be mad sneakers. If I That mean like

anything you It's like the [ __ ] is

watching you like, "Oh, this is what he

into today." And if you click it, the

explore page probably wow midgets.

Yo,

>> right or right.

>> Well, Midgets is crazy.

>> You got Mad [ __ ] popping up on your

feed.

>> It's short. You got

>> that week. I did

>> that week.

>> See, it knew that there's a bunch of it

know what's going on.

>> My my my explore page is like a lot of

animals.

Like a lot of like sharks and

>> that's what you clicking on.

>> Yeah, I'm clicking on [ __ ] orcas and

weird [ __ ] like that. I like that.

alligators and

>> right

>> yeah you'll see a lot of that

>> and

>> but how does it know how does it know to

do that like that's my thing like if you

you mean

>> it's designed like that bro

>> whatever you click I

>> it's designed to go for what you what

your interest is documentaries about

that the phone listens to you too you

ever having a conversation

>> 100%

>> right if we talking about something we

talking about target and all that then

you open your phone and it's right on

target it's right on brands you talking

about cars it's right on whatever it is

it's it's designed to to to to this is a

fact.

>> It's a smartphone. That's why they named

it a smartphone.

>> Yeah. I think the accessibility to

everything,

>> you know, people just seeing so much

um

[ __ ] dropping guns in the studio like

it just everything just happening. So

like

>> and it keeps happening. So like once you

even

once you even see something you're not

even getting a lot of time to really

process it the way like most people

would have processed this back in the

days. I think soon as something happened

within a day or two days something

happens again. So you just roll on to

the next thing and it kind of like you

know you might say damn that's crazy and

but you just roll on to the next crazy

thing you know

>> before like nothing is too serious

anymore like it's just like

>> because there so many things happen it's

like Mr. David said it's like

>> everything is so accessible now. Now we

tapped in. We see what's going on in in

Jamaica. We see what's going on in

Colorado. You know, it it's it's just a

lot of information and we overloaded. So

now when he's like a I use like a mass

shooting because the United States got

more mass shootings than any country in

the world.

>> All right. [ __ ] walking into a school

or church or mall and just going crazy,

right?

That [ __ ] happens so much that it's like

nobody even no big deal no more

because we seeing it so much and like

you said once that happened it's like

two other things going on right after

that. So we all we we we disconnected

bro all over

all over. I think some people like, you

know, the way the internet runs and

social media platforms run like it's it

does inform you. I think everybody likes

to stay, you know, on top of what's

going on, but then there's some parts of

or or some people like even myself, I

like being kind of out the loop sometime

on what's the the because it kind of

like keeps you from getting caught up in

so much of the other [ __ ] and and and

and distracting you from what you got to

do in your world. You know what I'm

saying? So sometimes being out the loop

also could make you a little bit like

desensitized to it because you're just

not feeling everything. You're not

catching everything. Like when people

come up to me

>> and ask me about certain [ __ ] if I

ain't really,

>> you know, if I ain't really

knowledgeable of it, I ain't going to

even really speak on it cuz I don't

really know that much about it.

>> I know I heard certain little things,

but

>> it's like anything that you hear, like

it's so many voices on the internet.

anything you could hear, anything that

go on, you're going to hear so much

comments, opinions, you know what I'm

saying? By the time it get to you, it's

a whole narrative is already shaped to

you. So sometimes just staying out of

the loop too can just keep you from all

the [ __ ] that's going on as well.

>> It's like a overload though.

>> It's a lot with everything. It's a lot.

>> And it's hard to It's like distracted,

right? So remember back in the days, you

go in the house, you watch your movie,

but you ain't had no phone to keep

picking up.

>> Mhm. cuz it was just a phone to use for

a call. So you only picked up your phone

when you was using it for like a phone

call or maybe the old texting. Maybe the

flip phone that old texting.

>> You wasn't really looking at the phone

all day.

>> Hit the number three times.

>> Yeah. You had to hit the number a couple

times to get to the to the letter,

right? So you used to you used to focus

more like whatever it is that you was

doing. If you was watching a movie in

the crib with your girl or if you was

just chilling like you was you wasn't

distracted. Now with everything

>> you pick your phone up, you on that

[ __ ] for an hour no matter what.

>> You know how many times I put a movie on

or some [ __ ] I've been want to watch and

then got to and be watching this [ __ ]

and then get into my phone and got to

run back. I got to run the movie

>> right. You got to run the movie back

now.

>> I done missed 20 minutes of this [ __ ]

Don't know what

>> because the because the scrolling is

like a it's like a addictive. That [ __ ]

is drugs.

>> And it's like a whole

>> [ __ ] is cocaine, man.

>> Yeah.

>> If a [ __ ] add up how many hours a day

spent on the phone, it'll probably bug

you.

>> It tells you though.

>> Tell you that.

>> Tells you. I ain't check my [ __ ]

>> Yeah.

>> Y'all be checking that.

>> Sometimes sometime it alerts you. You've

been on your phone for this amount of

hours or something like that. I think

what you even saying about back in the

days too, like

>> I started like at the end of last year

feeling like I just didn't have enough

time. I always felt overwhelmed where I

had something to do. I ain't why even if

you get a bunch of things done,

something get left off. And I was cool

with it cuz at least like if you got 10

things to do and you get eight done, you

like you could be proud that you got the

eight done. But I always felt like

something was getting left off. But I a

lot of when I start at the end of the

year, I start looking at it. It's not

your time. It's just it's more

distraction now. Everything is you don't

need more time, you need less

distraction. So like I started just

trying to like

>> slow down the distraction so that I

would have more time to do the [ __ ] that

I want to do.

>> That's what it is. The distractions and

I think most of the distraction come

from us picking up our phones.

>> My phone is

>> you get lost in that [ __ ]

>> Yeah.

>> [ __ ] know that [ __ ] don't leave [ __ ]

hands after nobody's hands. Females with

guys. That [ __ ] is just

>> Yeah. You just be going on a whole chase

like one thing lead to another that

leads you to two more things. 90% of the

club is on the phone in the club.

>> So everything is affected. So now

instead of people going to the club and

dancing and partying, now everybody in

at their table like this,

>> right?

>> Just bopping music.

And that's the experience. And then it's

like even when you go out, you go to

restaurant, you look around, everybody

in their phone,

>> basketball game, any anything, bro.

That's fact.

>> That's a fact. The whole world's

desensitized. Does having access to too

many women make it easy to think they're

disposable? Which one? Which one of you

[ __ ] want to answer that?

>> How you feel about that, man?

>> So, this I thought that question was for

you. That's what me.

>> I thought it was

>> I think I think the question is more or

less having too many access to

to people in social setting to it's just

overload.

>> It's kind of reflection of what we just

was talking about,

>> right? But now over access to anything,

>> everything. So if you got over access to

women, over access to relationships,

it's just so much.

>> It dilutes it dilutes [ __ ] that used to

might have been excited about before

before it was an abundance.

>> Does it does it mean does it take away

from the chase?

>> The thing is this, it's like when you

back in the days when you met somebody,

you probably wasn't meeting so many

people as you're meeting now. But you

also aren't who you are today back then.

So back then you might have only been

subject to

five or six blocks or getting on the

train and going here and like that might

have been your your your world. Now you

here there you on the internet they know

you your name is on TV is in it's

everywhere like

>> but even if you even that shifted

everything like for long as you got long

as you got a phone you could be DMing

chicks from from here to Pakistan like

it don't matter

>> right right that's a fact

>> you got access is Wi-Fi

>> right and you all you need is Wi-Fi you

can just be hitting anybody from

anywhere you could try you shoot the

shot all day long

>> at anybody

>> anybody So he's like, "Does that make

you like

>> this way?" When we was young growing up,

you could never It was no way you could

talk to Holly Berry

>> or even get it. It was impossible. Like

all the movies she had was like, "Damn."

Like you knew you couldn't holl at her.

Now you could figure out if she has an

Instagram,

anything like that. She might see it.

>> But the thing is is like what it's

saying is it does it. She right. You're

right. That a Holly Berry respond like

>> But does that make you does that make

you sort of because it's like this size

too. So now it's like if you bag Holly B

it's fake bro.

>> Do you feel like all right I got other

options too because you just so used to

having a lot of motion because you

you've been able to accumulate a lot

more. You bag Holly B. You think you got

you got other options is crazy.

>> I think it's I think it's all I think

it's all like like instant what's the

word? Instant gratific. It's like I see

that I I can hit that up now. You know

what I mean? Like you can't it it it cut

out the like um the mystique.

>> So now you don't love no more though.

>> Dreaming of it like damn

>> like that how you used to be like damn I

wish I could get next to that. Like

that's

>> it's not special.

>> That's gone.

>> You know what I mean? I feel like that's

gone.

>> The specialty is everything is too

accessible.

>> Especially even the stars. That's why

it's good for some stars to keep that

mystique like he was saying because

social media and [ __ ] like that will

take away from that if they get to see

you all the time or they know they could

get next to you all the time or they

know you I mean like it's bad

>> I think everything needs moderation. I

think like you said too much

accessibility

to

everything changes how you deal with it.

You know what I'm saying? I think um

it's the same way when somebody has a

lot of money, it changes how they deal

deal with people, deal with deal with

money, deal with, you know what I'm

saying?

>> I think the same thing if you put it in

a women on women or men vice versa. If

you have so much accessibility to you,

it definitely changes how you, you know,

view even like Nino now. Now you Nino

>> who

>> anybody cancel that [ __ ]

>> right?

>> Like it's nothing. I think that too is

because people think they have option

too. I think a lot of people who would

have worked through things or worked

through you know hard times I think now

people feel like

>> there's a lot of option out there. They

always think that's something.

>> But that that go back to what I was

saying that go back to what I was

saying. You might have only was seeing

what you were seeing.

>> Right

>> now you might really be sitting in your

projects DMing somebody in Dubai.

You heard? Like, or you in you might be

talking with a chick over there and

whatever. So that got you on some like I

got joints all over the [ __ ] world.

Like

>> and then you feel like

>> So now you like you might start fronting

on what's in your in your your reach.

>> Like I got options. I don't

>> I got options. I don't got to And that

ain't You don't even know what the [ __ ]

going on over there. Like

>> Yeah. You get gas quick.

>> It's the internet.

>> You get gas quick. So what [ __ ] You

can kick me out.

>> I don't care. Going to Dubai.

>> Out of here.

>> I'm out of here. First thing smoking.

>> Me the buzz. Where it's at.

>> When is it the right time to start

flexing? Immediately. Soon as the check

clear.

>> Off top.

>> Soon as the check clear. Flex.

>> Off top.

>> Soon as the check.

>> Let them [ __ ] know it's on.

>> Let them [ __ ] know. I've been beefing

with these [ __ ] all this time. I can't

wait to see. I can't wait. I What? The

[ __ ] that you've been going at it

with.

>> We can't wait till they see me in

something.

>> Good.

>> Yeah. Yeah, you got to flex some somehow

some way. Tomorrow night, tomorrow

night. Promise, baby.

>> First check was a heavy.

>> Soon as you get it,

>> you know, you know how, you know, you

know how hard it was to get to the first

check.

>> It took years.

>> First check. You thought that [ __ ] was

going to last forever. The flex was

heavy.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But that

>> and that was the that went the fastest

quickly.

>> It's okay. But you got the chance to

flex though.

>> Immediately

suplex you didn't like the day it

landed.

>> And all of the [ __ ] that didn't like

you, did they see you?

>> They saw that. Everyone saw me, Jack.

>> They saw that. It was summer time. I had

my windows down.

>> I'm sure they saw a [ __ ]

>> Fish bowling.

>> What's flexing though? What's flexing?

>> What's flexing?

>> What's flexing?

>> I guess it's different to everybody.

Me homeowners.

>> I don't even want to say it.

>> Well, that's a good question.

>> What's flexing? You just You just got

the check cuz we talking about the

check, right? What you

>> flexing to me is I'm about to do some

[ __ ] like [ __ ] I that

y'all said y'all probably thought I

wasn't going to do.

>> So what you do?

>> I'mma pull up in some big sexy

>> foreign [ __ ]

>> What you think?

>> Cuz y'all know me on the train and and

>> so now I'mma pull up a little different.

>> The the Maserati Quattroport when it

first came out. I believe I was like the

first one

>> mazy on them.

>> Oh, when spirit was open

>> spirit

>> right in front skirt

>> ocean blue I was so ignorant I had a

piece for the grill. So the grill had a

piece that I could take off as a chain

and then I had

>> Yeah, that's ignorant.

>> [ __ ] was going it was

>> very

>> [ __ ] was going on.

>> That's top-notch ignorance.

>> Yeah.

>> The picture of you in the dictionary.

>> I think that's flex. That's Yeah, that's

flexing.

>> What was your flex,

>> man? I told you, man. Like my first

Bentley,

the first thing I did was was drive from

Long Island dead straight to the hood

nonstop.

>> Immediate [ __ ] going to feel me every

day.

>> Anything else was civiliz?

That's how I felt when I first got my B.

I had I had the GT2. That's your What

was about you, Spence? What was your

first flex if you could remember or one

of your flexes?

>> Um, what you said? When is the right

time?

>> Be telling you

>> the right time is is whenever you feel

like it. For real. Like I think that's

part of flexing is just doing what you

feel. You know what I'm saying? People

might not feel like you got this or you

got that or they used, like you said,

used to seeing you one way. Now you got

to pop out and show them how you feel.

So um I think whenever you feel whatever

you feel it's time when you when the

money hit when

>> [ __ ] right whatever

>> good bright sunny day

>> you ride around the specific

part of the flex is you're not worried

about you know how you like you said the

money goals and all that you worried

about yeah that's not that's not a

thought of like that's not part of the

flex

if you if you budgeting your [ __ ] and

all that you're not thinking about when

it Then you [ __ ] don't give a [ __ ]

about nothing.

>> [ __ ] you.

>> It's not about being frugal while you

[ __ ] flexing.

>> What was your favorite car that you

thought that you was like, "Yeah, I'm

killing these [ __ ] with this one."

>> Um,

I had a CL6 when I first

um when I first started coming in the

game. That was just like that [ __ ] was a

car that I just wanted. It was just

crazy. And then I think the Bentley GT.

Yeah, that's the CL

>> CL6. And then the the Bentley GT was

>> cuz it wasn't No, that was the first

time that coupe really hit. So I

remember I hadn't I was I'm I'm I'm so

proud of this car. We shooting a video

for Breathe, I think. And I'm like, "Yo,

I want to put my car in the video." I

don't They like, "Yo, what what you want

us to rent?" Cuz you know videos, they

used to just rent the car. I'm like,

"Nah, we got to we got to

>> So, I think we I pulled up to them and

we like and I told him I'm like, "Yo, we

not using that rental car." They had

rented something. It was some kind of

car they rented. I'm like, "Nah, we not

using that car. We

>> We using my car."

>> My [ __ ]

>> Fired.

>> I ran into you one day and you almost

thought my car was yours. Remember that?

We was about uh Cheesecake Factory long

time. Yeah.

>> Never happened.

>> Said, "Nah, I never was your car. I

never ever pressing your button.

>> My car, your car is impossible for me to

think that." You never thought that,

man.

>> I'm Spears, [ __ ]

>> That was never happened. That wasn't

That wasn't him.

>> It was That wasn't That wasn't him. It

happened. That wasn't him.

>> Never had the same cars, man.

>> [ __ ] what are you talking about? You

had a black GT. I had a black GT.

>> 100%.

>> I wouldn't have thought your m I had

mine first, so I wouldn't have thought

mine was yours.

>> You did, but when you came out, you

don't You just don't remember. You was

coming out of Cheesec

GTS.

>> Right. Right. Hold on. I was sitting

outside. Okay.

It was a It was a nice summer day. He

came out. He had his bag in his hand,

whatever. And I'm, "Yo, spit." He's

like, "Oh [ __ ] what up?" Boom. Chopped

it up for two seconds. He went to go get

in his car. And then you was like, "Yo,

I thought you don't remember that.

>> You went to hit the

>> No, I mean

[ __ ] Don't your car light up when this

>> Yeah. And you were saying there I was

bugging. You said to me, man, I was

bugging. I thought this was mine.

>> You don't remember. This is bad." It's

okay. [ __ ] happens. Might be a main

memory.

>> No, no, no. That happened 100%. It

happened. I mean, it could happen in

your mind. That happened.

>> Sound like a dream to me.

>> Sometimes sometimes

maybe

you saw him walking by your car. He was

like, "Oh, he thought that would cause

me." He said, "Yo, I was like that.

>> Yo, I tried to hit the No, that

happened.

>> He might have said, yo, so you got the

[ __ ] up that

>> he don't he just don't remember. It's

okay. A [ __ ] tell me a story every day

that I don't remember. It's okay. It

don't mean it don't happen.

>> I don't know if I even knew Maine when I

had the Bentley.

>> That's cap.

>> That's cap.

>> You came You came You came to shoot.

>> So man was like a fan that time as well.

>> When we shot

>> when we shot when we shot each other is

crazy.

>> When we shot Hater Remix, you came in

the bent.

>> That was 08. I got one in09. I ain't had

a Bentley 08.

>> That's cap.

>> I didn't. This is I had a Bentley in 03.

>> No, it came out. No, they came out in

04.

>> That's when I I got the first I did not

still have that car in 200.

>> I'm willing to bet any amount of money

or anything.

>> We could bet anything

pulled up to the high video shoot with a

black Bentley.

>> Who want to bet on this? This is how

sure I am.

>> What What y'all bet? What y'all bet?

More

>> more more what? More more more that fab

pulled up in the Bentley or less that he

didn't

>> more that fab didn't have a B didn't

have that he did it 0 you got the car

>> I got the car like in the end of 03 so

04

>> they came out of 04

>> so I'm not jacking he still had it in 08

>> I guarantee every any amount of money we

going we going to go through the picture

>> back that out 08

>> I back that out 09

>> he's what I'm saying he pulled up he

pulled up to the high hater video shoot

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>> As an entertainer, is there a right way

to handle a situation if you're unsure

about someone's age? So, finesse two

times they was in his stream and I

believe one of the girls mentioned she

was 17 and he caught on to that and he

and he did what he's supposed to do. He

left the studio and I guess he wanted

them girls to leave and things like

that. So how do you how h how how are is

an artist supposed to handle those

situations?

>> If you adult you got to figure out who

around you just based on every like you

got to understand the world you living

in like

>> so

>> and for me I got daughters so I I

definitely don't want to be in a space

where anybody underage unless it's is

like you know what I mean like friends

of mine and [ __ ] like that.

>> So do you feel how you handle it? That's

what I'm saying. So, do you feel that

artist need to start iding girls? Cuz

imagine if that girl if that girl didn't

make the mistake

>> of saying she was 17 cuz it was in the

midst of a conversation. Somebody else

said 17 and she was like, "Yeah." And he

caught on and they was like, "How old

are you?" So, if the girl didn't make

that mistake of saying she was 17 and

she just in the midst of going on and

[ __ ] like that, then it's like he could

have got herself caught up by not even

knowing that the girl was lying to be

there. M

>> I think a lot of times you could kind of

read

>> and then it switches once he get caught.

It just makes him look like a monster

for I mean pardon not him. Let me put

that on nobody but anybody look like a

monster for being caught in that

situation now with a un underage girl

but didn't know that.

>> A lot of times you can read it.

Sometimes you can't. Sometimes it's

tricky. Sometimes I've I've I've been

around just in spots and they be young

and they look older like so I get that

part of it. But a lot of times you can

read it. If you can't read it, figure it

out.

>> How can you read it between the alcohol

and the weed and the music?

>> What you mean? How if they look like a

little girl? They look like a little

girl.

>> They don't be looking like little girls.

>> Let's be honest. Like the average grown

average grown entertainer per se and

having some company and stuff like that.

I I believe he's believing that there

are grown women to to come see you.

Right.

>> Unless Unless it's like a thing like uh

what's that [ __ ] name? Academics. He

got a thing for like little boys.

He got having weird conversations with

little boys. Unless it's something like

that,

right? That's different. But the average

person

>> y'all got toys over there. We ain't got

nothing.

>> Hey yo

>> yo, I think I don't know, man. I just

feel like if anything feel unfamiliar or

feel glitchy and you mean figure it out.

Don't don't don't like not know what's

going on cuz then you you know what I'm

saying? That [ __ ] could go left. So I

always feel like with me figure out

what's going on. Who who who that who

who with you?

>> Then what you do though? How do you

handle it?

>> We not vibing here. Unless Unless

>> what do you say?

>> What do you mean? What do you say?

>> Do you kick them out? Say yo, y'all got

to go. Now, I'm not going to just

violate and be disrespectful. That might

be somebody people, but if it ain't

somebody people and they didn't found

their way through somebody to the lab,

y'all get the [ __ ] up out of here.

>> What you think, Spo?

>> I'm not kicking it and vibing and y'all

not going to be in here recording and

y'all got to leave.

>> I think you got to watch your

surroundings. You know what I'm saying?

I I've been doing this for a long time.

I never really had that situation around

me. But I think if you know who's around

you then kind of like that helps

situations like that don't happen. But I

don't really if it does happen I guess

like you said you got to escorted out of

the out of the space. You know what I'm

saying?

>> I never happened to me. I never I never

been in a situation like that. But I

just know the type of person I I'm in. I

am I would probably just be like get the

[ __ ] out.

You get the [ __ ] out.

>> You bucking the [ __ ] out.

>> I don't want nothing to do with none of

this.

>> Get the [ __ ] out.

>> You got to like make sure to take me

film me.

>> Get out. You don't know me.

>> You need this on record. I

>> record Yeah. Yeah. I

>> I never been in that situation ever like

where where I had to question. You know

what I mean?

>> That young teenage and [ __ ] like that.

That's to me that's

>> in like you got thinking about a studio

session. Now, a lot of times you might

go to a studio session where you've been

invited to the to the session and you

don't know who in there. You not even

asking really questions or whatever. You

might be there with another artist. But

as far as my own [ __ ] I know who I

invited to the studio. So, if something

like that was to happen, it had to come

from somebody.

>> But some some girl bought that I

invited,

>> right? But some girl that bought

>> four of her friends. You don't even know

these girls. Or you might be in a

different city. You must off you just

you just finished performing. You know

you going back to the hotel or

>> I hope God gives me the power that night

to read how young they are and and and

ask somebody, yo, you know what I'm

saying? Like they look young like what's

up with them?

>> Never forget too. You could always

remove yourself from situations.

Absolutely. I do. I remove if I'm

somewhere and the vibe is not really

right or

>> something ain't looking right in the

thing, you got to

>> exit stage left, man. And that's that's

another way to protect yourself, protect

your in peace and

>> not get caught up in what's going on and

>> [ __ ] like that. Like we've all like

had situations happen it with us or

around us. It's just like you at some

point you got to, you know, that's why I

said you got to watch your surroundings

and those around you.

>> That's a fact. That's a fact. That's a

fact. Remove yourself sometimes.

>> Yeah.

>> I'm out of here, man. [ __ ] this [ __ ]

Do you think a woman's value changes

depending on how many kids they have?

>> Who think that?

>> Crazy. That's crazy.

>> I like them little stretch marks.

>> Apparently the basketball of the

football player

uh Cameron I mean Cam Newton, right?

That's his name. Uh said that a woman's

value

>> her value changes like in what way? Like

I I I guess I guess the conversation is

cuz some men feel like I don't want to

talk to a female if she got kids,

>> right? Some [ __ ] think that, right?

>> 100%.

>> That's some [ __ ] rules or that's their

standard.

>> And that's almost hard to find right

now, bro. That's I said that's almost

hard to find right now.

>> I don't feel that way.

>> Women without kids.

>> I like a little stretch marks, man.

>> I don't know nothing about it, but I'm

just telling you like it's like, you

know what I I like them little tiger

joints on the side.

>> What's them tiger joints on the side?

>> That's high school favorite. You heard?

>> Yeah. Huh? What's those?

>> Tiger joints on the side.

>> Tiger stripes.

>> Yeah,

>> I'm with that. Did the BBLs make the

Tiger Stripes disappear?

>> No, I'm asking you. No, that's that's a

No, that's a myth.

>> That's a myth.

>> Yeah. See, I I just got nothing.

>> Tiger stripes on the side of the BBL.

>> Yeah, they still live. Yeah. Yeah, they

>> there.

>> Yeah,

>> they was there. They was there.

>> They was there. You can see it.

>> But bringing down the value of a woman,

I don't think that

>> I don't know. Kids,

>> I don't think kids bring out the value

of a woman. You know what I mean? Cuz is

a woman of value. She's a woman at the

end of the day.

>> Is there is is there thing as too many

is a woman has too many kids?

>> What's too many kids?

>> I mean, five, six, seven.

>> [ __ ] I'm up in there, [ __ ] What time

them what time them kids going to sleep?

Huh? What time? What? You want me to

play with him after? No problem.

>> Does Let me ask you this, man. Do the

Does the amount of of

>> baby fathers play a part? So, if she got

six kids and there six baby fathers,

>> that's hilarious to me. Like, why do

that take her value away?

>> Does that drop her value?

>> She got six different I'm not looking to

wife her, right? I don't I'm don't want

to be in a

>> in a relationship.

>> That means her value is down. You you're

not looking

>> if you're not looking at wife for that

old. The value is not

>> Isn't that a a symbol of her value?

Ain't where you but not for me though.

That doesn't I don't think that brings

her value down.

>> Brings her value down to you though. No.

No. No.

>> She's not. So could you be in a Could

you be in a loving relationship with

her? Let me think about this.

>> If you wouldn't wife her, the value has

been there.

>> If I wouldn't wife you got six kids with

six different

>> I'm not here wifeing joints that don't

got kids. So what's that? It's their

thing is too many miles. A woman has too

many mouths.

>> Too much malice.

>> I like my people.

>> That thing from Maine. That thing drove

from Maine. Arizona.

>> Yeah.

>> Or too many bodies.

>> They all got bodies, baby. I like to

play with the kids though, man. I like

to come in there and and and and be a

like a you know what I mean?

>> Just sounds crazy. I don't know if I

like it. I don't

>> I don't know if I like it.

>> I don't know if I like it.

>> I don't know if I

>> That's not Damn, man. Y [ __ ]

>> Yo,

>> that

is crazy, man.

>> I think it's an interesting take,

though. I I I think it's an interesting

take, but I don't I don't It's It's

really how you feel. I think it's not

wrong, right? I feel it's the person or

how they feel because I think a woman

could say the same thing about a man. If

he got five baby mamas and five kissy,

>> they go both ways.

>> Is it the same for a man? Is it the same

for a man though?

>> Is that value? Yeah. To some women it

does like what you like what you like,

bro.

>> I think I think it's it's not a it's not

a general thing. I think it's more of a

is it's is it's

>> person. That's what I'm saying. Is that

individualized? It's like

>> she might have kids, but that's you

first impression that's you meet you

meet a female.

>> I think it depend on

>> bad as hell and then she tells you she

got five kids, five baby deaths

>> with five different [ __ ] Does that

take away from Does that make you think

different about her?

>> You might have hold on hold on though.

I'm just trying to figure out where we

going with this.

>> You might go you might go, "Damn,

>> where we at?

>> You open. She at if it's a strip club or

a regular club."

>> A banquet.

We had a banquet. We've been on stuff.

>> No, no, we had a banquet.

>> Okay. We had a banquet.

>> We need a beautiful woman.

>> Oh, we've been on stuff.

>> Oh, we on stuff. Drink.

>> No, no, no. me on like we just at a

banquet getting an award. You meet a

beautiful woman. She bad. You like damn

she look good.

>> Am I saucy?

>> Not yet.

>> You're in your right mind.

>> Is he super rich and smoking crack?

>> Not yet.

>> Not yet. I didn't.

>> You're just in your right mind. That's a

key factor.

>> Yeah, that's definitely a key factor.

>> That's a part of it.

>> You're in your right mind. I'm

>> in my right mind.

>> You mean an astonishing young lady.

>> You have a conversation with her. She's

telling you everything you love to hear,

>> right?

>> Seems that she has a good mental, dope

body,

>> right? And

>> do she say it that night, Cabo?

>> Huh?

>> Do she say it that night?

>> Yeah, this night that at the banquet.

This is how they talking. He's falling

in love. You falls in love in one day.

Stop lying on me.

>> Stop lying on me. What's going on?

You've been lying on me for years. I see

it.

>> Okay. So, now she's telling you

everything that you want to hear. You

fall in love. And then she also tells

you, "I have five kids and five baby

fathers. I hope that does not change the

dynamic of our beautiful conversation

that we just had."

>> How do you feel in that moment? I don't

judge you, queen.

I don't judge you. Them kids is

blessings.

>> You still want to be with her?

>> Them kids got a daddy.

>> That's the next question in that moment.

>> Yeah. Do them kids got a daddy? A steady

father, a father figure.

Because I can come over tonight

>> and be all and do that.

>> Just for tonight. I could be all you

could be tonight.

>> Tonight, daddy.

>> Tomorrow. I don't know. I don't know

about nothing. I don't know about, but

tonight

>> tonight

>> I get to sit in the living room with the

remote.

>> I vibe with them tonight.

>> And I vibe.

>> So you would treat her the same way you

would treat any other young lady you

would meet.

>> No, seriously. Um,

>> man is sick.

>> No, seriously, cuz I'm I'm I'm I'm

[ __ ] around. But listen, I think I

don't judge women with kids. It's all

about I think the connection. I met

women with two kids, three kids, four

kids. It's a girl out here right now.

She is fire. Yeah, a lot of [ __ ] don't

know she got about five kids.

She so fire, but she got about five

kids. And it's like I It's [ __ ] out

here that been wifeing her. So, it's all

on the connection. I I guess.

>> Have you wedded it yet?

>> No, I didn't. I wasn't that lucky.

>> You wanted to.

>> I thought about it.

>> So, the kids wasn't a deterrent for you?

>> No, [ __ ] Like,

>> they had nothing to do with how you

viewed the woman.

>> Like, how how you how that's what I'm

saying. That's why I I don't know if

it's actually uh a preference or if it's

really value.

>> The average man doesn't think like that.

You know this, right?

>> I'm not the average man, [ __ ]

>> I realize this. You're a maniac.

>> Absolutely.

>> You're a murderer, Nino.

>> [ __ ] right. [ __ ] right.

>> Yo,

>> you know time them kids going to sleep.

I'll be over there.

>> What are some things that lowers a

woman's value?

>> It's her. It's the way she conducts

herself. her mindset. mindset, her her

her

just how yeah how female move

>> hygiene

>> hygiene is number one

>> definitely

>> but I think yeah that that loss your

value immediately

>> yeah cuz she could be the smallest

sweetest thing in the world if that

hygiene ain't right then what you got

>> what if she got all her thing but she

hang with a bunch of 304s do you think

she want to

>> I think the thought is on her mind

>> do you believe

a feather flock together

>> most of the time

>> I think they thinking alike

>> most of the time

>> even if they ain't

>> you Got it. They got it. They got it.

>> Even if she ain't figured out how to fly

yet, if they flying, she she's trying to

get off the ground.

>> Oh, she know she can fly, but she

ground. She staying grounded.

>> Like if [ __ ] play with me, you know I

could fly, right? Right.

>> Fly out this [ __ ] on this [ __ ] ass

[ __ ] right here.

>> Right off this roof.

>> [ __ ] You think these wings don't work?

>> These wings work.

>> [ __ ] ass [ __ ]

>> I believe that

>> [ __ ] me. I believe that

>> y'all [ __ ] is what?

>> Y'all just went through something just

now.

>> What happened? you [ __ ]

>> No, we was elaborating on vibing.

>> We elaborated on this on the

>> It was like cursing somebody out.

>> No, we was just elaborating on the birds

of a feather flocks together. Um but

yeah, it became a moment just now.

What's that moment?

>> No, I don't think it was a moment. We

just agreed

>> like y'all agree all the time. Some

Brooklyn [ __ ]

>> It's not a always agree.

>> We don't always agree. Like he

>> The only thing y'all didn't agree on is

the Bentley GT.

>> Yeah, that was bad. I'm gonna prove

>> that a go that ain't go to Brooklyn

weight right there

answer the question what what was it the

the what

>> what low is a woman's value

>> um I mean it's like y'all said a bunch

of things could but I think for me the

the major one is like mindset like how

you how somebody thinks and I and I get

that we all think and you know we all

are different people you know what I'm

saying so some people's mindsets is in

different places but I think that is one

of the like major things that can

devalue somebody from, you know, me

looking at them one way and they mindset

or how they talk or thinking is is

different from what I shift.

>> So, what about she has the mindset you

love, but her hygiene is off.

>> Yeah. Hygiene is one of the one of the

things, man.

>> You can't get around hygiene. You can't

get around it.

>> You can't trade it. You know what I'm

saying? It's like it's I got mindset,

though. My personality is great, but my

[ __ ] stink. You can't you can't

>> you can't trade that.

>> I don't even know how to have that

combo.

>> It's scary. Trust me.

>> Cuz I feel like if I can smell it, you

smell it.

>> You had you had to have this combo.

>> A fire crotch. Oh my god.

>> Anything I can smell, you can smell.

>> Like,

>> so,

>> but was her mindset right? And you had

>> it shouldn't it should never go.

>> Was the scenario the same as Fab is

talking about or what is is

>> My mindset wasn't right. I was like,

what? Do you you don't smell that? What

the hell?

>> It was in the air.

>> Damn. I ain't had a heart to say it, but

I was just thinking it was damn

>> going so it was going off so crazy.

>> Did you continue?

>> This is I I didn't this I didn't even do

nothing yet. This is that it was booming

like that. How did you get out of that

situation?

>> I got out, [ __ ]

>> To

>> How do you tell someone they have bad

hygiene? How you break that down to the

to the to the Gaza

>> or to the or to the or to the to the

shorty? How you how you

>> Now you Now I got a method. Now I'm just

like

>> I figured out ways with the bros. Like

>> it's the way how you approach people.

>> It's ways with [ __ ]

>> embarrass people.

>> Girls I be I feel bad with a girl and

then be like damn I don't really know

how to express this.

>> You mean when you doing something with

her?

>> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

>> What you talking about?

>> Just just period.

>> It's a funky person.

>> Just a p a funky person. You got to just

tell them, [ __ ] you stink.

[ __ ]

>> y'all [ __ ] talking about. What's up

with these [ __ ]

>> If you tell a stink [ __ ] like that,

nine times out of 10 they want to fight

you cuz they know they stink and now you

done put them on

>> blast bros and they want to fight. You

mean

>> we must not be really bros.

We must not be really bros then. If you

want to get mad cuz I told you you

stink, [ __ ] You stink, [ __ ]

>> [ __ ] you stink.

>> Bro, you stink.

>> Bro, you stink, [ __ ]

>> Bro, you stink.

>> Yo, you stink, bro.

>> You want to fight because you stink.

>> Think about that.

>> I'm not fighting nobody,

>> right? Because if you fight,

>> what if they hug you? You're like,

>> you're going to stink. That's what I'm

saying.

>> If we fight,

>> that's what I'm saying.

>> You want to fight me cuz you [ __ ] ever

leave a coat on your couch and his coat

stink? Like

>> absolutely

>> the coat stink is crazy, bro.

>> I been through mad mad different stink

[ __ ] Like [ __ ] house stink.

>> You go to a [ __ ] crib, it stink. You

leave out of there, now you stink.

>> Start smelling some [ __ ] She be like

>> that [ __ ] be in your coat all in your

wife beater.

>> [ __ ] might get in your hair. But you

don't smell [ __ ] start smelling itself

like you start to think it's you.

>> You think it's you but it's it's your

environment.

>> What about the [ __ ] that that when he

talk?

>> Yeah. You want to exit? You want to exit

>> around here? Stink. The air is stinking.

>> Stay there for a second.

>> It lingers like

>> you got to bust a move out of there. You

got to do some crazy [ __ ]

>> You talking about fight [ __ ] I want to

fight.

>> Yo, it was a [ __ ] with us at Allstar

weekend. Breath stinking so bad, man.

>> Really?

>> Really? I didn't come across

>> I ain't come across that [ __ ] real.

>> I'm glad I didn't come across this

>> f with the [ __ ] hat on. F

>> had some had some mints for [ __ ] Let

me get one man

up. I don't even like had the

conversation right now.

>> I almost flew home early cuz of that.

This [ __ ] was I'm like I got to deal

with this the whole weekend.

>> I know it wasn't me cuz I left the next

day.

>> I'm a firm believer when it come to

hygiene, you smell everything first. So

you know your you know your breath sting

like you like all right my [ __ ] ain't

>> you can taste you can

>> do one of them little h

>> and know you know you know if you a

little musty like damn that's mean

tighten up let me get up out of here you

know if you you just know that. So if

you take all of that what you know

>> no

>> and get next to people

>> and speak with that mouth that you know

>> need to wash they ass nasty words.

>> You're underestimating something.

>> No [ __ ] is just nasty.

>> I understand you don't know when you you

got a little

>> I do because I'm not usually stinking.

But a [ __ ] that's already

>> that stink already

>> used to stinking.

>> He will never know.

>> Does not know because that's the smell

that he used to. You understand?

>> That's his fragrance. That's his body.

This is what I'm trying to tell you.

This craving [ __ ] up the whole vibe.

>> This is what I'm trying to tell you.

>> This is me. That's like this [ __ ] like

this is me. I smell like

>> that's Yeah, basically you got to So

it's a it's a different thing. But how

do you

>> wash your ass, man? Brush your teeth.

>> If a [ __ ] your brother,

>> wash your face.

>> If he if he your dog, you tell you

should be

>> got to put him on cuz you won't want

your dog out here with you moving around

and grooving around and this [ __ ]

smelling like ass. Like that's crazy.

>> Boy, you smell crazy.

>> You smell wild for the night. walking

around like, "Yo, that [ __ ] that be

with Jim smelled foul.

>> You don't want to be the [ __ ] that you

don't want to be that nigga."

>> I had a security. Yo, bro. I a saying no

names. I had a security one time. I'm in

my car.

>> He's sitting in front of me in the car

and I kept smelling [ __ ] I'm like,

>> "It's Doo, babe. I'm checking my shoes,

bro. I'm checking everything."

>> I know them [ __ ] I know them type

[ __ ]

>> The [ __ ] vest. The nigga's vest.

>> His vest smell like [ __ ] I smell like

[ __ ] Like, yo, bro. Yo, bro. Yo, bro. I

never allowed that [ __ ] back in my car

ever again, bro.

>> Shitty vest.

>> Got a shitty back off a shitty vest.

That's crazy.

>> [ __ ] know they stink.

>> No, that's all.

>> It take a bold [ __ ] to know you stink

and still just pull up and be in the

spot.

>> He don't He doesn't know.

>> I know my [ __ ] No, you He know that.

>> At some point, you know that, man. You

know that.

>> If you used to smelling like that, bro.

This is what I'm trying to explain to

you. If you stink in the cold, you

stink.

>> It's not stink no more. It's

>> cold outside, you stink.

>> Hold up. I got one.

>> It's a different level.

>> You ever went into the bathroom after a

lady just left and the [ __ ] smelled

wild? Like

>> [ __ ] smell wild.

Female's bathroom though.

>> No, it's not a female's bathroom. You

ever been in the house? And in house

came out the and went in the bathroom.

>> Smelly cat.

>> Yeah, basically smelly cat.

>> Yeah, we all smell

after the bat. like you going to the

bathroom and and they just came out and

they

>> Absolutely. It's a lot of stinking

[ __ ] out here. We got to be honest.

It happens. And now for our commercial

break.

>> New York is in Milwaukee this Friday.

What's your thoughts on Koozma in

Milwaukee? And you know his fists go

hard, but is he going to really come to

play or is he going to be in New York?

>> He coming to dress like

>> he coming to dress.

>> Coming to dress or he coming to play?

>> Coming to put a fit on.

>> I mean his last games he had a little

light 14. He had, you know, little four

rebounds, two assists.

>> That ain't going to be enough for this.

>> So, what y'all think? Oh,

>> um I'm I'm going to go fashion more, but

I I'm going to go less as far as uh

>> points.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah. I'm going less. He don't look like

his his he he needs some more points to

[ __ ] with Brunson and

>> Yeah,

>> they balling.

>> Cuz my dog, I'm I'm I'mma go more since

everybody

>> more than 14.

>> Yeah.

>> I thought you was a Knicks fan.

>> I am. We talking about Koozma though. I

[ __ ] with him.

>> Thoughts on the on the point guard, man.

My guy

>> Jaylen, what's up?

>> Oh, you know how he moving?

>> Post Allstar. Jaylen is going to lock

in. He going to show up. How y What's

up?

>> Right after the Allstar, what's going

on?

>> I think Jaylen was just coming back, so

you know, Allstar actually probably was

like a good little run just to get him

back in his groove and [ __ ] like that.

So, I think he going to be ready to

ball.

>> Definitely more more and more. I'm going

more with with with with Brunson.

>> Absolutely. Way more.

>> I'm going more. I'm going more too.

>> I'll take the more. Definitely more

100%. What's your thoughts on Cat post

the Allstar break? You know what I mean?

I think Cat is um also like I always

feel like Cat in one of them one of them

like

>> like if he don't get traded though like

>> I feel like he always like prove itself

kind of like

>> right

>> like you know always questions around

him is he going to get traded like you

said or you know I don't think he can't

get traded anymore but I think you know

he people always be up and down. I think

he's a a solid player so I think he

going to come out the play. He did good

last last game. I think 21 know he not

getting traded. I think he going he

noticed he he got to you. I mean he

home.

>> Who you go with? He did 21 last.

>> I'm go more. I'm going to go more with

cat.

>> More.

>> I'm going go more. He got to go more.

>> I also think the kind of person you is

like trade talk can make you you know

mean the kind of person you is. You

might oh y'all was going to trade me

like that shift. Like you some people

will be like they was about to trade me

man. I ain't even off that. So it's just

the kind of person you is too that'll

make you

>> So do seem like he going harder.

>> I think he going I think he is. I think

he's one of those kind of players that

he going he this just the oh y'all want

to talk you know what I'm saying? He

going to show up.

>> Yeah. What's your thoughts on the Knicks

guard? Um you know Jose Alvaredo.

>> I love Jose

and he in New York. He

>> Alvarado.

>> Alvarado. That's not what I said.

>> No you said Alvaredo. He can shoot.

>> And I just think I think his energy just

being from New York, I think I think he

excited to play the I mean to put that

Nick uniform on.

>> You know what I mean?

>> His family probably at them games and

[ __ ] like that.

>> A dream to play in the city.

>> That's also like a a childhood dream for

you.

>> Absolutely. Where you from?

>> What part of the city you from?

>> From Brooklyn.

>> You from Brooklyn?

>> Yeah. From what?

>> Y'all would claim him real quick like

that, right?

>> Even if he not. We just did.

>> He from Brooklyn.

>> Brooklyn now. He from Brooklyn now.

>> Okay.

>> Definitely.

>> Alvarado from Brooklyn. That's right.

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right. Spears, if if if one of one of

the baby boys decided

I'm about to put pop chain on today,

like that's how I feel. Like I'm going

to school with this [ __ ] on. They don't

they don't say nothing to you. Sleep,

you get up, they they might have tucked

it in their book bag and then they they

break out that that that that street fan

piece at school.

>> They flexing.

>> They How you feel about that? Like like

like what would that bother you or or

>> I mean I get the motive. I get why he

would do it. You know what I'm saying?

Like we've all been a kid in that in

that space before,

>> right?

>> Um

>> I wouldn't I wouldn't I wouldn't respond

to it like too negative. I would just

kind of give him some some game on it

and like

even so like he could be putting himself

in danger. You know what I'm saying? You

>> doing that. Right. Right. You never know

what come with come with doing that. So

that's all I would just give him some

game on what he's doing and um

but I I understand the motive like you

to flex and do you know what I mean?

Even just even to have that opportunity

to do that I that's why I get it.

>> I'm living through I'm living

vicariously through future son cuz I

wish I had a father to take some [ __ ]

from to go to school with.

>> Well, how old is future son?

>> He was six. I think six is a little you

>> pulled up with some [ __ ] on like [ __ ]

y'all talking about

>> for me to

>> What grade you doing in that six years

old?

>> First first

>> that's first grade.

>> That's first.

>> He's [ __ ]

>> Word up.

>> Yeah. [ __ ] you talking about? I I I get

that. I don't know if I want I don't

know I don't know if I want my child

that caught up in materialism that

early.

>> But

>> it's really not materialism. It's what

they I feel like kids move on what they

see.

>> So I never saw my father in jewelry. I

saw rappers and hustlers and jewelry. My

pops wasn't no

>> jewel jewel. Damn.

>> I can remember in first grade my man

Omar came to school in a deodoras with

the switch tongue. Remember the hot top

used to have the switch the tro tongue?

He had those on and his mom brought him

the dappa dan feli leather [ __ ] with his

name in the back and then he had the

Gucci dappa jan like

>> bro we was in awe.

67 like so I believe that

>> [ __ ] you never saw but I feel like

>> but we we we see what we what's around

us like I get that from the perspective

of the child but as a father I I I would

kind of I don't think I would want that

for him this is too early let's let's

work to that

>> it's there though man

>> I get it I get

>> and that's all they see

>> but anytime they see you you got your

[ __ ] on

>> I get it but I don't want him growing up

in a world where he feel like that's

what it's all about is because it's more

to That's the results of a hard journey.

See, everybody see the the results of

the journey, but what about the the the

the sleepless nights and the work that

it took to get those things? So,

>> that

I hear that. But as a as a as a culture,

>> kids six, seven years old,

>> we buy our kids everything we we wear at

a young age. We buy them little jewelry,

buy them little watches, little chains.

We put little drawings on them. Same

things we wear, we try to buy in the

kids version. Like, so h how do you how

do you separate that?

>> You're right. We do do those things

because we either didn't have it or

that's all we saw. So, I feel like

balance is needed because when you when

you only give them and show them

materialism, that that's all they start

to value. I believe like, you know what

I mean? So, I just feel like it need to

be a little bit more balanced with that

and not just materialism. Why are we

putting so much emphasis on materialism?

Why does it mean so much to us? Like,

you know what I mean? So, I don't want

to just start giving that to my child

that early. Spear's sons is older. His

oldest son is older, so it's a little

different. He took a chain out. He He

understands he a little more older. So,

>> but what if man, I agree with you a

thousand%, bro. But what if they seeing

both? What if they not

>> six years old?

>> Yeah. But that's six years of you seeing

your father being an entertainer and

being at home without all them jewels

on. What if the convos they having at

school and I believe in convos at school

at six years old,

>> seven years old. I think they talking at

school with with their peers. I think

they they hip.

>> They are.

>> And and you got to understand with the

with the Tik Toks and the roadblocks and

the iPads and the they more hip than we

ever was at six.

>> 100%.

>> You know what I'm saying? So no matter

no matter no matter what you showing

>> it it's not materialistic but that might

come up in a convo at school like

let me see that [ __ ] your dad got and a

[ __ ] might and your son might be like

let me let me snatch this ring or this

bracelet

>> I get it or this chain

>> it's a flex like we was talking about

flex earlier in the episode with us

that's like a flex to them cuz they know

they the the the the other kids in

school they parents

>> might not be us. They might not be in

the lifestyle that we living where they

got the jewelry or the cars and all

that. They might be making money, but

they might not be in the same lifestyle

we in. So, that might be a flex to the

to the to the kid amongst their peers

like that don't even that don't mean

they materialistic. They might just been

a front

>> for that moment. Right.

>> But that's why I said that I understand

the motive of it because even like we've

been in that same position of wanting

to, you know, even just wanting to flex,

but at the same time is like what

Maine's saying, there's a lot that comes

along. You got to still have a

conversation. He came when he come home.

You still should have a conversation

with him about why he did that, why he

>> wanted to do that to impress you. It's a

lot of little things that that a child

that age wouldn't even don't even

understand what they're doing. Like I

said, he could be putting himself in

harm way. What if he put on a chain?

Your son is is 10 or 12. He go to junior

high school with the you know what I'm

saying? He could be putting himself in

harm way. He could be, you know, even

just like what you were saying, just the

materialism. All of those kind of things

come into factor when you talking about

a kid. Cuz like you said, they seeing

what they seeing, but they they still

kids. You're the just cuz they see you

do a kid can't do everything.

>> You got to lay down what's going on. You

never watch Ferris Buer Day Off.

>> Yep. That's one of my favorite That's

one of your favorite movies. Not one of

my favorite movies, but

>> he took his pops whip.

>> I get it.

>> Everything about that was was like like

>> we talking about a six-year-old. So that

that's context of what is being said.

>> I'm not even on just the age, but I feel

like just kids in general cuz they if

that's the case, any age will do it.

They'll just grab and do whatever they

want to do. Most kids know not to even

touch. They do. So, you know what I

mean? It had to be something in him.

That's why I said it's still a

conversation to have because it had to

be something in him to even risk doing

that. He know you know that's not even

like you just said was your fault. You

ain't grow up and just take something

that was your mom's and go take it to

school.

>> Bro, my pops used to say my pop zapped

on me over over lotion.

>> Like rushing out the out the crib in the

morning and happened to take that [ __ ]

little coco little Palmer's cocoa butter

[ __ ] I ain't going to lie. I was one of

them kids like who touched my lotion. I

was one of them kids that was taking a

change. So I couldn't even imagine

taking my uncle Ricky [ __ ] to school

100%. I I was one of them kids that was

taking [ __ ] out the house and bringing

it to school like I was way way grown

than I was and this is early 8 n 10 took

>> my cousin [ __ ] my conse was it a

consequence though if your uncle was

going if your uncle would have caught

it. Was it a consequence though? Huh?

>> Was it a consequence if your uncle catch

you with [ __ ] Uh,

>> yeah, probably. My mom's probably beat

me. He wasn't allowed to beat me. They

saw you in it. Uncle Ricky wasn't

allowed to beat me. But

>> you was catching a beat down over the

over the over the

>> If I stole Uncle Ricky and took that

[ __ ] to the to to the school or to

>> It was worth it though. It was worth the

beat down%. I was one of them kids. Kids

need to be going to school. I thought I

>> I flex on y'all [ __ ] all day. I catch

this beat down when I get back. that I

think a kids need to be allowed to be

kids and not rush to be grown and do

grown up things. The chain and the flex

and all this a little too early for

that. I think that like like

>> but what if they own it? What if they

seeing it, man?

>> They seeing it, but just because they

seeing it don't make it right. Just

because like because these come with

conversation because the habits that you

pick up now become who you are later. So

it's like listen, I don't want you to

understand that this jewelry that I'm

wearing is for a reason. So, you saying

you can't you can't fault them for what

they doing, but you got to explain to

them in my case. Did it work? Did what

work? That you was taking a jury and uh

going to school too early at 7 years

old.

>> Look at you.

>> Look at you.

>> Look at me.

>> I did. I did pretty

>> successful man.

>> You know what I'm talking about.

>> Look to each his own.

>> I had to I had to experience it.

>> But everybody but everybody don't turn

out that way. And then a lot of times

kids find themselves in situations where

they can't get something%

>> they may do things. So it it comes with

responsibility. Everything comes with

responsibility. Trinkets, materialism,

it come with responsibility. So I think

that that has to be explained. 6 years

old, 7 years old, 8 years old. I ain't

trying to hear that. That's way too

young for me.

>> Every every kid not future son. Every

kid not your son. Every kid not

>> You get what I'm saying? So I I I

understand that part of it too. You know

what I mean? Like future son could do

that.

>> I would take in my cousin sneakers. I'm

wearing these to school too. Y'all

[ __ ] is crazy. What? You just was a

little thief.

>> What the [ __ ]

>> Uncle got to lock.

>> Everybody had to lock this [ __ ] up.

>> Uncle had pain. Let me get all that.

>> Is there a cultural responsibility that

comes with flipping a legendary record?

>> I think that depend on I think that

depend somebody record. Does it do you

owe responsibility to them to do

anything? Some people when they let you

sample their record though, they they

have requirements or they tell you what

you can or can't do.

>> It want to hear prove it.

>> Sexy Red's version of um Mike.

>> I didn't really listen to it.

>> Eat it.

>> I just saw a clip.

>> I thought she was remixing Weird Al

Yankovic's record.

>> No, she wasn't.

>> He has to eat it.

>> But it was different.

>> But that's still That's Michael That's

if you That's Michael Jackson record.

Yeah, be easy with that over there.

>> That's Michael Jackson. All all of this

weird eye talk over there.

>> That's Mike. That's Mike. That's Mike.

That's Mike. That's Mike. That's Mike

right there.

>> You got the button over there.

>> I think you know what with that I think

it depends on

who you are to the culture like like you

you you owe a certain type of uh respect

or certain type of vibe to it. If don't

nobody know you, nobody going to hear

it. But if you know everybody in the on

[ __ ] earth is probably going to tap

in or click that or hear that,

>> I think you do owe a certain respect

>> to to what she's saying with the record.

>> Do you think that she feels like she

disrespected Mike or she thinks she's

making one of her sexy red hits? That's

fire.

>> It don't matter what she feel is is what

the world feel.

>> I mean, yeah, but I'm talking about

>> that's that's somebody that that's

somebody that died. He's gone. He has an

estate.

>> Okay.

>> You got people that respect his whole

what he did. So you got people that's

always going to look at that like you

playing with that man legacy. Then you

got people that is going to turn up to

it

>> that don't know nothing about his

legacy.

>> So you go both ways [ __ ]

>> I was going to say too like the artists

of different times have different rules

too. I feel like the artists of that

generation the 80s the 70s 60s a lot of

those artists they music is from that

time. if Sexy Red was remixing one of

our records, we wouldn't have those same

restrictions because we growing up and

making music in a different time. But I

do think if you making if you sampling

Luther Vandross, if you sampling Michael

Jackson, if you sampling Anita Baker,

you know, some of the artists from the

80s, like they have that restriction

because kind of music they make, they

they kind of lifestying. They one they

also older now, so they don't want to

hear you talking crazy over their record

and stuff like that. So I I respect it

from that aspect because I know they're

from a different

>> you know generation of making music.

>> So you're saying you agree kind it is a

responsibility?

>> No I I I think that that responsibility

is there for those for those kind of

artists. I don't

>> So Mr. David, what if you you sample

Elvis Presley,

>> right?

>> Okay. And his estate had a problem with

you saying the word cracker.

>> For one, I I I never said cracker.

>> You never said cracker

>> on a record on a song. I don't that

ain't really even in my lingo. I don't I

don't say crackers. We talking about

keyless.

>> We talking about Yeah.

>> Yeah. We talking about

>> soup and crackers.

>> Yeah. [ __ ] like that.

>> That ain't in my lingo.

>> But I feel like I just feel like it it

it's based on

>> you know what I mean? Like you you don't

for one with me I don't I don't I don't

disrespect the dead like you know what I

mean? So

>> no you're not calling nobody that. I'm

saying you use it in your song. No, but

just in general,

>> they got to they got

>> I wouldn't use that. I wouldn't use that

on any record.

>> It don't have to be It don't have to be

an Elvis Presley record.

>> So, take the word crack out of Say if it

was just a word that Well, we ain't like

you using this word in it. Would you be

up to

>> uh changing the word? Would you be up

based on the state

>> you negative

>> and I'm in contact with the state of the

record?

>> They going to get in contact with you?

>> No, I'm I'm in contact with the state

that I that I sampled the record.

>> Yeah.

>> I wouldn't Yeah, I would have that's a

conversation. Y'all don't like this,

y'all don't like this word or y'all feel

like I'm being disrespectful.

>> Yeah, that if that if that's a record

I'm doing, why not?

>> We also in a time

>> we also in a time where people will see

that and now they like, "Oh, if somebody

could do that, then I could do this."

You know what I'm saying? And it just

starts a whole

>> effect. Respect the That's all I would

say. respect the dead. When artists get

vulnerable in their music, do listeners

see it as art or a cry for help? How

y'all feel about that?

>> When they get vulnerable?

>> Yeah. When they when they speaking their

truth and they going like the emo like

uh era rap and like it was a lot of

artists coming out in that time. I

couldn't tell whether like you know at

first of course it was certain guys that

was leading the way but then once it

became like a trend or like a style like

you just put the autotune and be singing

about how your life is so [ __ ] up or

whatever like that I couldn't tell which

artists were real or just hopping on the

trend if they really felt like this or

they really going

>> yeah just going this is what everybody

want to hear I want I'm you know what

I'm saying because at one point it

became the trend it was like emo rap or

something like that. Everybody has like

>> That's a fact. Rest in peace. Juice

World.

>> I feel like Juice World. I feel like he

I just feel like he he had a sound that

um

>> that a lot of people

>> took and kind of made their own.

>> What about XX?

>> He was he was Yep. That era that was

like that was like what's the name?

Trippy Reds. All of them. Like I feel

like they all kind of came in at that

time.

even if feeling a little bit maybe uzy

too like he going a little widow that

wave too but like I felt like it was a

time

>> that like a lot of guys was coming in

with that with that with that style like

it like that was the

>> So you think do you think is it a cry

for help? Yeah, because they saying that

uh shouts to RP little pop artist. He

just uh he was he killed himself. They

trying to say that it was suicide. I

don't know if that's exactly correct.

So, I want nobody to quote me, but he's

passed away and they trying to say um

and some of these artists or you think

how do you how do you find if a artist

is crying for help and to know that he's

going down that that that that steep

hole?

>> That's a good question though. Do you

ever I think his team should be more

than people fans who are just listening

to the music cuz like I just said you

don't know whether they crying for help

or just making a hit song. So take your

team should be around the person. They

can see what you doing on your dayto

day. They can see how you living. They

can see if what you saying in the song

is what you really living. So your team

should

>> Who made that song Teen Spirit? Uh Kurt

Cobain.

>> Kurt Cobain.

>> Mhm.

>> You killed yourself.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah. But how do you see? Sometimes it's

hard to tell if a person is depressed or

going through something cuz they carry

it regular every day.

>> That's right.

>> Not if they saying it in the songs. If

you saying in the songs and then

>> you see them and they look, you know

what I'm saying? Like like you said, if

you they could be crying out for help in

the songs. If you around them, you going

to see what kind of lifestyle they live

or what's going on with them from what

they even saying in their songs. If he

if he if he every day and he he feeling

great and looking great and but in the

songs he said you could see that too.

You could be like oh yeah

>> he going through something.

>> So that might be something though

because people people function like

[ __ ] that function on a high level

maybe going through depression but they

only

>> get to release how they feel on the

song. So it might be a cry for help

though. I could relate to that.

>> You know what I I agree with what y'all

saying but like what Spear said, I think

it's more internal. If I go in the

booth, right, all the music I didn't

made and whatever I didn't recorded, if

I go in the booth and I start speaking

suicidal or I start speaking like

I don't want to be here or I'm or what

I'm dealing with is too much. Like I got

homies that'll pull me to the side after

we playing that back and be like, "Yo,

bro, you all right?"

>> Mhm.

>> Anything good? Like you you rapping a

little different on this one. Like

what's that about? Like I got people

around me that will hear

>> Yeah, but that's you.

>> I'm speaking. That's what I'm saying.

What about these [ __ ] that just do

that music?

>> No, it's internal. It's who's around

those [ __ ] Like, whoever's around

them [ __ ]

>> that don't want them to go off the ledge

should have enough influence around them

if they didn't watch that happen.

>> That's their style of music anyway.

>> Yeah, that's what I'm trying to say.

It's tricky. It's tricky.

>> You want your man to die cuz that's

their style of music.

>> It's hard. It's hard.

>> You don't know if he making

>> It's hard to read sometimes, man.

Sometimes you can see

>> I can only speak from my perspective. I

mean, sometimes you can see somebody's

that's obviously going through

something, right? and you like, "Damn,

this [ __ ] got to be going through

something." And then sometimes it's hard

to read people like you.

>> My [ __ ] might know how to just cover it

where that [ __ ] went.

>> My cousin killed himself, right? And I

never understood like

how he got to that point because it was

like like he just said, you never know

what somebody going through

because you you you still trying to

function. So maybe if he had music,

maybe we would have saw some signs in

the music. You see? So,

>> but he wasn't making music. So, he

didn't he didn't make

>> He had no outlet. So, you you couldn't

really read him.

>> Couldn't Right. I I didn't know that you

was going to so much,

>> right? That you was ready to do that.

>> See,

>> so you know,

>> you never know what a person's going

through. Say that.

>> You don't you don't absolutely not.

>> It's pretending not to know someone a

new marketing tactic. So, I guess uh one

of the streamers, the I think his name

is Rakai, right? He must have seen um

>> Yeah, they seen um Jana Ike.

>> Yeah. And act like they

>> So I'm See, I could be 100%. Yeah. It's

like the W thing. Like I always felt

like

>> How old is Ra?

>> I don't know. How old is he?

>> How old?

>> 16.

>> 16.

>> You might not know Jana Aiko. You got to

look at [ __ ] like that.

>> You know what the big deal of that is?

Like everybody's different generation.

You don't know. I don't be knowing them

little [ __ ] either. I don't know. I

just say what's up. You know what I

mean? I don't know all the streamers.

They might if they ask me about the

streamer or if I seen a streamer

somewhere and I don't know who that is,

>> they might get footage of that and be

like is you know what I mean? Like I

don't be knowing every last one of them.

Like

>> that's a fact.

>> We got a 15 to 20 year gap in just in

life. Like [ __ ] music and and all of

this. Just in life our gap is that far

apart.

>> No, I I respect you what I'm saying. So

>> I wasn't sure if you might not know her.

Yesterday in the gym, one of the little

white kids that be working out in there,

he like, "Yo, I saw the I saw the

Parkers. That [ __ ] is mad funny." He

like, "Yo, all them other guys with you,

yo, they're rappers, too." I'm like,

>> "Yeah, right."

>> Very big rappers.

>> But then it's like, you got to take it

like, "Yo, he don't mean no disrespect,

but

>> it's a whole different generation going

on out here and [ __ ] There's a big

disconnect also." So, it's like it

depends on how you take [ __ ] like that.

You could be

>> When they put it up when they put it up

on social media, are they leaning more

into it? Because I was I was never sure

if Kasnot actually didn't know who we

was or he was kind of leaning.

>> I think he genuinely didn't know who was

>> Yeah. I don't I don't from from looking

at it. You heard I don't think it was

premeditated. I think he genuinely

didn't think that person.

>> I wasn't sure.

>> Here's the thing though. Looking at what

the internet is now, I do believe that

could be a thing that somebody will do

because it's going to generate talk.

make it go. makes people talk about it

and that's what the purpose

more viral than you saying.

>> That's just how the internet is now.

>> Big fan.

>> So if you engage about it now

that it could be it could be a play or

we just don't know.

>> That's a nice marketing play.

>> So what I'm saying it could be because

>> that's a foul state of mind though. Like

I know who we living in a viral time.

Everything is about builds a hell of

awareness.

>> I'm going act like I don't know who that

is cuz we about to it's going to

>> it's like because it's like I don't know

you. I'm look at look at the awareness

it builds. You know what I mean?

>> But then that creates other it creates

more of that.

>> It it go like it's just you just said

that creates a lot more virality than it

does you just dapping a [ __ ] up.

>> Dapping a nigga's not Janeo. I mean you

know Jana AO that's how you say your

name.

>> Jane AO. So, it's safe to say disrespect

is way more viral than respect

>> cuz think about it. When they made the

video, they was like, "Oh,

>> we don't know who that is." But

>> she sings songs and but we don't know

her. They kept emphasizing we don't know

you. You know what I mean?

>> Is everybody with is every You got to

think about it like this. Is everybody

with the [ __ ] 15?

>> Is everybody is within his crew? Is is

all of them 15 16y old don't know who

you is?

>> Why president 15y old?

>> That's what I say,

>> right?

>> My son he's 16. And he don't know mad

people. He know y'all cuz he met y'all,

>> right?

>> But if it was a a a like thing like he

was tapped into what was going on, he

probably would not be hip to none of

this [ __ ] Like

>> he be in the gym with you. He he met

y'all. So he Oh, all right. I met them.

>> When I run into the generally don't know

what's going on, everybody is

respectful. I, you know, I show them

love. I, you know, tell them keep going.

If they ask me anything, I give them

whatever spell that I could give them at

the moment. But that's really like I