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What defines a father's responsibility to his children? When does tough love cross the line into something harmful? The Village Vets crew doesn't shy away from these thorny questions in our most passionate episode yet.

We tackle the Anthony Edwards parenting controversy head-on, diving into the complex intersection of fame, finances, and fatherhood. The discussion reveals deeply held beliefs about parental obligation that transcend simple answers. "If you're going to be that, be the old school NBA player," one host argues, while another pushes back: "These old NBA players didn't have social media." The conversation examines how modern technology has fundamentally changed relationships between celebrities and their children.

Equally provocative is our examination of Nelly's viral comments about treating his daughter and son differently when it comes to returning home as adults. This sparked one of our most heated debates yet about gender expectations, generational wealth, and the definition of good parenting. "My thing is where I'm going with this is I guarantee you he got a 50,000 square foot house. Put this little motherfucker on the other side," argues one host, while another counters that independence builds character.

The episode weaves between serious topics and lighthearted moments, including hilarious recollections of where everyone was during Janet Jackson's infamous Super Bowl wardrobe malfunction and the first time we heard Nelly's "Tip Drill." These shared cultural touchstones reveal how deeply music, sports, and popular culture have shaped our perspectives and relationships.

Whether you're a parent wrestling with how to raise independent children or simply fascinated by the evolving expectations we place on public figures, this episode provides raw, unfiltered conversation about responsibility, gender, and the moments that connect us all. Join us as we navigate these challenging waters with honesty, humor, and heart.

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
live, but bashing people.
His show would just be boring,though.
If he ain't doing that, itshould be boring.
It's cool, but it's more of a,I guess.
If you want to use that to keepslandering the whole time, I
guess.
But it's not that fun.
Unless you're talking aboutTitties and Joy Taylor.

(00:23):
That's really the only time youcan really get some oomph on it
.
Nah, when he gets to talkingabout Steve and A, it's pretty
good too.
He's a hater.
That's what I'm saying.
Don't be at good cause, he'sjust bad being a hater.
So here's my thing I think thathe's just good like he's.
He is good at evoking emotionswhile presenting an argument.

(00:46):
So even if I don't care aboutwhat he's saying, I think he
just his delivery is just great.
Like.
He's just a great classicwriter.
Tomato, tomato.
I guess you know if we'retalking about writing or are we
talking about you know?
Actually I don't know.
I want to consider it.
I don't know what you considerthat.
So he be having a monologues nowand old school columnist, right

(01:12):
, you can smell the journalismon the man, but he is a hater
and with that he kind of hurthis own content to the point
where niggas don't really wantto listen, unless it's that,
unless it's hate.
But as far as who he is as ajournalist, yeah, he legit.

(01:34):
I mean I didn't go in that jumphere.
But I mean, is that literallynot the exact same thing?
Because it is boring unlesshe's bashing on folks.
Pretty much that's literallythe exact same shit.
I would say that it's momentswhere it ain't boring to some,
though.
You know what I mean.

(01:55):
What are those moments?
Like he had a run when he waswith FS1 where he wasn't really
hating on nobody but hedisagreed with a lot of stuff.
And as far as putting his pointout there and people not
agreeing with it, he, he finewith it and he, he knows how to

(02:17):
make his, his point valid.
So he good about that.
But like right now, he justthat's what he known for his
hate.
You know what I mean.
And it started with lavar balland all that um.
But so I I would say you'd haveto listen to a lot of whitlock
to properly contextualize it.

(02:38):
But if you don't really want tohear what he's talking about,
you'll never spend the time, andI don't think we should spend
this much time on whitlock toopen up a show for being honest,
nah, but he, you know he,michael will bond caliber when
it comes to the journalism ass.
Yeah, he up there.

(02:58):
We're bringing me in about tosay what's going on.
We back village vets one time.
For the one time, my boy, whatI'm gonna be doing all kinds of
in the midst now I'm the boy boy, big v, I'm host with the most
to my love, we got 6'5 on reach.

(03:21):
Yeah, kudos to Dino for that.
All right, we're going swingingaround.
We're going to come back tonasty I I may see Finishing it
up, the guy who we ain't seen ina minute.
Man, what's been going on?

(03:43):
Man, I've been all over, allover the place, only in Bartow
County, though I ain't seen in aminute.
Man, what's been going on?
Man, I've been all over theplace.
Only in Bartow County, though Iain't left.
Goodness gracious, I need avacation.
Y'all run me like what.
Everything been good, though,man, I've been missing y'all.
Niggas, I'm loaded.
You know what I mean.
You don't miss us because younever come.
Hang out with me together.

(04:04):
Well, y'all hang out.
Well, look, I was gambling outthere with them, with our old
classmates, and they had me inthe hole, yeah, and sometimes
you got to climb out that hole.
So it took me a little minute.
So I'm just saying Send them tothe hole.
We ain't getting started.

(04:24):
We ain't getting started.
We ain't getting started.
Rooster, though, get on now.
You shaking out this week, whatare you getting to?
One more time, so the folksknow New York City, are you
going to still be around?
We're going to still be able tocatch you on Zoom, right, yeah,
I won't be around here.
He gets the point.

(04:45):
He's still going to be aroundshowing your face to the folks
right On Zoom.
On the video Live man.
Yeah, on the video I will, butI'm not going to be on Unless
y'all come up there and recordthe show.
Hopefully, get up there.
We're hopefully going to shakethat.
Hey, you know what we can tryto do Do a little mashup episode
with Silk Pop when I come upthere.

(05:06):
Okay, I'm in New York, that'sall I'm worried about.
Yeah, I can dig it.
Well, I guess we're going tobring it in.
I want to ask everybody for thefirst is do y'all remember where
y'all were the first time, thevery first time y'all heard tip

(05:28):
drill?
I'm coming up.
Well, I'm gonna start with deanI.
I can't remember the first timeI heard the actual song because
I feel like I had it for alittle minute, like it was
rumblings on post.
You know, we used to downloadline a little minute.
It was rumblings on posts.
We used to download line-wideand all that.
It was rumblings of the songthen.
But the first time I seen thevideo, I know exactly where I

(05:53):
was.
I think I seen the video beforeI heard the song.
No, I heard the song first.
Matter of fact, we had listenedto the song together because we
had a party coming up.
I want to say it was like oneof the first little parties.
We threw it the new frontier,and we threw it on the playlist.
I seen it.
I done seen the video.

(06:13):
Buddy, if I put it on theplaylist, buddy, I done seen the
video.
I'm gonna tell you that.
Go ahead.
No, but I, I definitelyremember where I was when I seen
the video and, uh, I was ayoung man turning into a grown
man Shaking around.
What about you?
Honestly, I don't.
What about you, rue, like Isaid earlier, in the room

(06:35):
watching Uncut late, about 3 or4 in the morning.
I'm about to say I rememberthat was like the first video
that came on, wasn't it?
No, it wasn't because I waswatching.
I remember it was one of thelast videos last, that's what I
remember.
The last one probably becausethey, because they had a regular
video that came on during theday, so I'd already seen the
video.
I didn't know that videoexisted.
They had a regular video.

(06:56):
Yeah, they had a regular video.
I ain't never seen the regular.
I always only seen the uncutthing.
It not it out.
Some of the bottle poppers.
They did the car swap.
That's the first time I've everseen that.
That's the only time I've everseen that they got a whole.
You know what?
That's where the dirty dollarcame from, who?

(07:18):
They know about it.
So in high school we'd go toparties.
I would have a dollar.
I always had a dollar in mypocket and I would just, I would
just be waving and I'd swipethat that's just one dollar.
So he might as well use A lightdriver like some.

(07:38):
That's it.
Oh, I know, I never spent adirty dollar.
I never spent a dirty dollar atthe party.
It definitely bought a blackamount out of it.
That's what it's supposed to do.
But do you think if you had tosay, I can ask that because I
want to end with that one.
Never mind, I want to jump inBack in.

(07:59):
Do you feel like if you couldgo back to those times, back in
those early 14, 15-year-old daysand you seen, just you had the
mindset you had.
Do you think you could turnthose times in to what we went
through?
Do you think we can make somemoney off those times now?
Oh, like 14-year-old,15-year-old us, we're kind of

(08:23):
like what we got right now.
For example, if we was in thecontent world back then, if the
content world, if we was, tookadvantage of that, oh man, we
would be rich.
But no, I didn't like you there.
You wouldn't have been able tosit on the couch.
I wouldn't have came.
Y'all would have been around.

(08:43):
Y'all would have been around.
I would have said y'all wouldhave been around with old meat
bills.
That's what it would have been.
No, it wouldn't, oh for sure.
100% knowing what I know now,yeah, probably would have been
rich.
I mean, we were still in signsat one point.
Nah, that might not be good.
I don't know who we is.

(09:03):
Well, yeah, like street signs,it's okay.
This ain't going to mess up mypolitical connect.
I'm not a politician.
Yeah, we used to have our typeof street signs and mailboxes
and everything else.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
What the hell does that have todo with making content?

(09:26):
I'm saying it would have beenrecorded back then and y'all
would have been felons back then.
No, no, no, no, you know itwould have been in the confines
of Most of the stuff thatcontent creators create now
would be illegal.
That too Not saying it'sserious illegal stuff, but a

(09:47):
little you know we're notdummies.
You know it would have beenrecorded, though.
Oh bro, we would have been outof here.
I'm just being honest, justfrom all of just the random
zoning sessions, the bus rides,whether it's school sports or

(10:07):
playing for Buck, whether it'sbeing at Gobi House, whether
it's being at Blakeney House,all that different stuff there.
If a lot of those moments wouldhave been captured, people would
have been out of here, becausethat shit was funny Walking
through Walmart at one o'clockin the morning seeing some of

(10:30):
y'all favorite coach.
No, no, it wasn't, it wasn't athing.
And we weren't innovators no,I'm more so.
I'm some of a blogger.
I feel like we would have tookthat whole, the whole, like, I
guess, podcasting time Then,when we was talking about it if
we would have took that likefull advantage not even saying
full event, we would have justtaken it a little serious and

(10:51):
just got that camera out rolling.
That would have been somethingthat would have been.
I mean, we, we dropped the ball.
We should have picked, weshould have picked up on it when
soldier boy dropped soldier boylike soldier boy oh you know,
I'm saying he made his name off,uh, youtube.
We should have picked it upthen.
But you know, just kids, andhere's the thing you remember,
by senior year of high school, Iwas actually grabbing the

(11:14):
moments.
Then we came back from collegeI was documenting everything,
like you remember, that night wewas up here, yeah, I do.
Hey, look, we done, done a lot,done, done it all, done, done

(11:35):
it all.
But for real, we missed ourmoment with that.
I let man rude, talk to me, man,what I know.
Do you think we could have beenlike if we would have been
content creators back in, likethe chaos, middle chaos, high
days?
We would be out of here likejust the shit if we were just
capturing like our day-to-days?
I'm trying to think you gottado something crazy to get all we

(12:01):
gotta do with people and you'dbe regular.
All we gotta do is give you theglasses though, the glasses
with the, with the camera inthem, and you just have natural
conversations and let everybodysee how crazy you talk to people
.
You know what?

(12:25):
I talk to people crazy moreoften than you do, but you talk
to people crazier.
But nah, you remember we was uphere Friday and I want you to
do something for us talking tothe microphone.
My bad, but you remember thatstory.

(12:45):
We was up here telling Fridayin the hallway with Pee Wee and
them.
Yeah, like the lead up tomoments like that and capturing
those moments.
If we was really on that,what's up?
Y'all gotta feel it, I know,but I'm saying, at the time you
get on, I'm saying at the time,at the time you get on,

(13:06):
worldstar and people throwingfights you know everybody's a
fight, compilation right, butyeah, but we just wasn't doing
it.
Yeah, like, ain't that whatpeople doing?
Just recording fights, that'smore.
So what I mean?
Let's say, if, like, if folkswas to really, if that was
really taking full advantage ofthat camera, was Bam Bam around
here?
I seen Bam Bam everywhere withhis shit around Paul, but it was

(13:27):
like Bam Bam was at one of them, lynette cameras, and I'm
talking he coming everywherewith his stuff, he at the
parties, bro, he wasn'tnecessarily grabbing stuff in
the locker room because he's notAntonio Brown, but he would be
getting stuff at school Ifsomething break out.
I remember one time a fightbroke out in QT and Bam Bam just
happened to be there and he gotthe footage and it's up on like

(13:48):
Facebook.
Were you saying just catching it, just catching footage?
Yeah, I mean, were you?
Were you who talking about me?
Yes, oh, catching footage.
Nah, you first you saidcatching it.
That was really crazy.
I agree, I'm in another songright now.
I feel you, I'm gonna move toNew York.

(14:08):
People were doing that.
That's part of journalism,right, the people catching the
seller to the news or selling tothe.
I was protecting my image backthen.
I forgot what movie is thatwhen he kind of created chaos to
record it, so he can be thefirst to take it to the newscast
.
I forgot what movie is thatwhen he kind of create the chaos
to record it, so we can be thefirst to, uh, take it to the
newscast.
Yeah, I forgot what I'm doing.
I'm getting off topic real quick.

(14:30):
I know y'all seen that with um,with that, you just talking
about going by.
But you've seen that with thelady at the uh shoe store that
told the little boy he couldn'tget the ant?
Uh, the antel was the ae5s orwhatever because he didn't take
care of his kids.
The aunt, uh, the aunt el wasthe ae5s or whatever because he
didn't take care of his kids.
Don't see that, hold on how youwhat I'm just documenting.

(14:50):
It was a kid that it was onthere and it was excuse me, I'm
talking.
It was a parent that was with akid and you had just brought
that up and it just made methink.
Did you see that?
Oh, no, no, I mean I don't knowif she knew him, it was her son
.
Nah, I mean, I don't know ifshe knew him, it was her son.
The whole scenario was the kidwas going to get some basketball
shoes.
Dude, walk over to go get theAE5s.

(15:13):
I said AE5, my father, pick himup, turn around.
As soon as he grabbed him hewas like oh no, you can't get
him cause he don't take care ofhis kids.
So he got a kid.
The kid got a kid.
No, cause Ant-Man don't takecare of his kids.
He a big bro, okay, okay, okay,okay.

(15:37):
I get what you're saying.
I get what you're saying.
I get what you're saying.
I get what you're saying.
I get what you're saying.
I get what you.
Financially though, yeah, Idon't think the key is the kid
here yet, yeah, but you knowthat one chick, though she
pregnant, the one that now he'salready had the baby, that's

(15:58):
what I'm saying he's taking careof one, like it's one that he
locked in.
We think, yeah, but what abouta little baby, baby mom, she
praying, she got the little girl.
Yeah, she's straight.
Yeah, we ain't talking about it, man, right now we talk.

(16:19):
You actually want to talk aboutthe mom?
Yeah, I was just talking aboutthe monologue on that first.
Yeah, for sure, I think it'snot a rule I'd make.
But if her mom but if this is amom, probably a single mom, mom,
probably single mom, right,wanting her son to be to look up

(16:40):
to the right people and Ishouldn't say probably single
mom, that's fucked up but justwanting her son to look up to
the right people and thinkingthat Ant-Man is not a person to
look up to because he's nottaking care of his
responsibilities, I'm cool withthat mom, I wouldn't do it, but
I'm cool with it.
Now, is he not taking care ofhis kid, like he just said?
Just leave me alone.

(17:00):
Nothing Like that's what hetold you.
I think it's more of a financialthing.
He, he, he, he don't want togive them.
He said he ain't going to be inthe key his life, that's.
He didn't really go financial.
He didn't say finance, he justsaid he wouldn't be like we
don't know the, we don't knowthe phone.
He didn't know if that's herbaby, but but that's the one
that he bought the hair.

(17:22):
No, that kid's out here.
Oh, she already here.
And he's out.
He that he bought the hair, oh,she kept the kid against his

(17:52):
will.
You know this to have a keyword, okay, and she went on and had
the baby anyway, which is herchoice.
Okay, we are, we all about prochoices.
Okay, you are all aboutpro-choice.
I don't say what I'm for.
But he said I don't want noparts, no dealings in it.

(18:13):
So at this point, but I'mpretty sure eventually she's
going to have to she's going tobe getting financial, some type
of financial compensation,because he has a big contract.
I think the problem is theycouldn't find the middle ground.
So she's going to be, let's say, where we.

(18:35):
At first I want to ask.
My point was the mom don't knowthe situation.
He got three kids he ain'traising.
That's enough for her to makeher point.
He got three kids he ain'traising.
That's enough for her to makeher point.
Ann got four kids, really yes,but I'm pretty sure they're
finding I didn't even know that,but finding that's not what I'm
saying.
They ain't that mostly timewith the baby mama complaining

(18:57):
about.
But we're not talking about thebaby mama.
We're talking about a parentwhose kid wants shoes because he
looks up to aunt and her sayingthat because of how he treats
these women, how he treats hischildren, that's not someone he
don't need to look up to her.
He don't want his father to bein the NBA like, take care of

(19:17):
her stupid ass.
You know what I'm saying.
No, no, she's saying you shouldlook up the.
That little kid gonna think hedon't know, like the.
You know what I mean to putthat over.
You know, put his personal lifeand he give it.
I mean he can't ask about youbecause I want to be a baller.
It's the example of not what tobe right.

(19:40):
I'm not.
No, I'm not saying, oh, what donot?
Saying I'm saying, as a man, youneed to take care of your kids.
Here's the thing, though.

(20:05):
I think this is I got a kid.
I couldn't imagine being.
You ain't in a position to saythat, though, so you can't.
Well, right, I'm just sayingI'm speaking from my perspective
.
I know I don't have that muchmoney, but it's not always just
the money thing, it's like thatconnection with that child.

(20:26):
You know what I mean, but Ialso but I also don't roll and
shoot up women who I don't wantto have kids with.
I've never gotten a womanpregnant on accident, but just
saying it ain't even all the wayabout that Technically.
I mean, I know you don't livethe life of traveling, but I'm
saying, let's say, if you weretraveling two, three times out

(20:48):
the weekend I mean, you stillyoung and gunning Do you still
have that same like mindset?
Because, again, you are.
You are older.
I'm not shooting them up, bro.
I like I'll fuck them, but I'mnot.
I'm not.
I'm not going in there raw andleaving it in there, because I
don't want to have a kid withyou.
I want to have sex with you,but I don't want to have a kid
with you.

(21:08):
I get it, it'd be sounding good.
But I mean, like I say thatshould be sounding good.
But I mean like I say that shitbe sounding good.
Honestly, bro, if you I had onekid and I had that kid out of
marriage, I get it and nodisrespect.
But I'm saying you ain't AnnEdwards, that's all I was saying
.
You moving a different way,that's all I was saying.
If you are that guy, I wouldn'tcall it that.

(21:30):
I don't call it a reckless.
It's saying I don't want thekid, I don't want the kid.
He's saying don't do it if youdon't want the kid.
No, no, no.
I'm saying don't do it raw andleave it in her.
I ain't saying don't have sexwith her, but he's saying I
don't want the kid, I don't wantto be in the kid's life, I

(21:54):
don't want to deal with thissack chaser.
But if you go, leave it in arow, I get it and I understand
exactly what you're saying.
Again, don't make me, don'tmake you, like what you're
saying.
And a million and I'm not evenabout the million or the money,
I'm saying I'm saying like moreso for sure.
I'm just saying more so.
I'm just saying like more sowhen you?
I'm just saying it's like moreso again.

(22:19):
And, lee, I'm still going withyou and I still get what?
Exactly what you saying?
But nasty, if you traveling twoand three times out of the week
and you seeing tens and fiftiesand hundreds of different girls
every time, every day, type shit, and they all coming to see you
, of course we done had niceSelf-control ain't gonna be my

(22:40):
best quality, that's what I'msaying.
We all get.
We get real tuned in back then.
I ain't saying he do that, Iain't saying none of that.
But I am saying sometimes youget in there and you get lonely
and you're late and you just inthere and you get lonely and
you're late and you just laydown and you can't move and you
get heavy and you know that'swhen it's, you know.

(23:01):
But the point I'm making is, ifyou're going to be that, be the
old school NBA player who gotthe kids you don't speak about
it the check's in the mail,maybe mama's living in a good
neighborhood, the kids go togood school and just just send
the money and keep it pushing.
It's different times, bro.
You can't say that becausethese old, the old NBA players,
didn't have fucking social media.
Yeah, and that's that's anotherthing.

(23:23):
They gonna run the social mediaevery time.
But you don't make finna signthis shit, that you can't speak
on this kid.
You can't even let nobody knowthat you got that kid by me.
That should have been in theworks from the top, though.
You can't already just get akid and say that, yes, you can
when you got that much money.

(23:44):
Listen to what I'm saying, bro.
If me and you been talking andyou trying to pull the NDA card,
cool.
But if me and you we talkingand I get you pregnant and a
baby is already on the way, Idon't need the NDA.
If I'm Ant-Man, you can't fuckme without signing the NDA.

(24:04):
No, no, no.
I'm just saying, though, like Idon't give a fuck if everybody
knows he can have his lawyerwrite up some shit and sign this
shit If she want to.
If she don't, you know what Imean.
If everybody decides she cansign it, you get your shit and
all this shit.
You're living good.
You just shut the fuck up.
Well, we know what it really is.

(24:25):
It ain't.
No, it's a difference betweenthe new school woman and the old
school woman.
The old school woman would takethe money and shut the fuck up.
She'll still take the money.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
The new school woman is gonnaput stuff out there for clout to

(24:46):
get some fame and then take themoney.
But she's just going to talk.
She ain't going to shut up andjust take the money.
She's going to get about fiveminutes of fame, turn that about
two years for real.
Going to get a bunch ofpodcasts, interview, money, run
that up and then you don't hearabout it again and then you
don't batten at my wife's Facts.
But then again, that's thereason why I say the NDA it

(25:14):
won't work after the kid.
Already, if you write it right,you can, I mean if the baby's
already here.
That's what I'm saying.
You can't talk about it.
Basically, you ain't gonna makeno money, like you said.
You ain't gonna capitalize offwhat you have.
Like you just said, you talkabout it.
Get a couple of pounds, but ifyou sign that, she can't do that
.
That's if I sign that.
That's what I'm telling you.

(25:34):
Hey, but also the NDAs don'treally work because they don't.
Now, the people who you gotsigned up, they ain't worth
nothing.
So it's not about it, ain'tabout the just don't talk about
it, like because that's howDwight is with his baby mama,
like when she was on BasketballWives.
He said they don't say who.
Everybody else at the bottomcan say how they, how they own
their.
Her just said orlando magiccheerleaders.
Because he said, oh hell, no,you're not gonna capitalize off

(25:56):
of it.
So I don't know, bro, I don'tknow.
I'm just saying you're lookingat her like what you mean don't
sign it.
Like man, she don't sign.
No.
I'm saying because again whichI don't think you get where I'm
at if she already got the kid,okay, the kid is gonna already
there.
Okay, we didn't sign no ndabefore the kid, the kid is going
to already know we didn't signno NDA before the kid.
So that right there, in itselfI would feel that's checkmate.

(26:18):
What the hell?
What do you mean?
Checkmate?
That's child support for therest of my 18 years.
I'm not talking about childsupport.
Don't talk about this Again.
If I don't sign it, that's what?
But here's the thing If I offeryou a better package, the judge
is going to make her no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
It's not about the judge makingher sign it, it's if, hey,

(26:39):
based on based on my earning.
Here's what child support is.
Right, I'll give you thisamount up front, cash Boom.
And then I will pay a lesseramount for the duration you got
that cash in your hand, will paya lesser amount for the
duration you got that cash inyour hand.
But for you to get this cash inyour hand, you got to sign this
and you can't do this.
What Cash make?

(27:01):
What Make the coochie go?
I get what you're saying forsure, but I'm speaking on like
if the lady are.
Have you ever seen too many?
I get what you're saying forsure, but I'm speaking on like
if the lady are Girl, hey, youwant 2 million cash.
Have you ever seen 2 millionliquid?
Listen here's 2 million liquid,hey, and 100,000 every, or,

(27:22):
excuse me, let's just say 10,000every month.
Right, here's 2 million liquid.
You get 10,000 every month.
You ain't got to do shit forthe rest of your life and you
know what it will grow.
We will reevaluate every fiveyears to adjust for inflation.
Right, shut your mouth andyou're going to take the money.
That's if they broke.
This is also Lil Baby's babymama, lil Baby's baby mama.

(27:43):
You don't know her name.
She is broke, living off of LilBaby.
Okay, so she's going to stillbe Aunt El's baby mama.
What the hell does that matter?
All I'm saying is is, if shedon't sign with anybody, and
then that's the one that'sdecided to a judge.
If, like you said, if the lawyeris presenting something that's
so irresistible, you know when ajudge is like like, come on,
hey, hey, and I'll bear you apaperwork because I, I, you

(28:06):
can't pay for the legal team, Ican pay for it.
That's right, I got harveyspecs over here.
I got you know what I'm saying.
That's I got you.
That's all I'm saying.
That's all I'm saying.
I mean, I get it, but I'm justI'm.
I'm thinking about it, I guess,in another way.
I'm thinking once I again, likeI done said it four times if
I'm already pregnant and Ididn't sign on NDA, the NDA is

(28:28):
supposed to be before.
No, nda is wherever you set theterms right, okay, so that
means so cool if I set the terms, but I'm already messing with
this person.
If I'm already established, I'ma household name, not a
household name.
Let me not say that I'm my, mybaby dad is a household name in
itself.
So I'm we gotta get.

(28:49):
We gotta get out of.
We've too long B.
The point is you providesomething that makes them want
to sign the NDA.
You don't have to sign it Ifyou are pregnant, right, you
don't have to sign it.
But the person who wants you tosign it has to provide
something to you that ticklesyour fancy so that you will sign

(29:10):
it, so that you will sign it,so that you will sign it, so you
don't want to speak on it.
That's all it is.
You're trying to apply yourthought process.
No, I'm not.
No, no.
It doesn't speak to the way youget somebody to sign the NDA,
like, yes, you will get yourchild support in court, you'll

(29:31):
get that, but I'm trying tooffer you something more than
what you will get from a judge,so that you don't talk about
this and it doesn't exist in mylife.
And then, tom, he went too deep.
My point is that, from here onout, you can't talk about this
no more.
Like you're saying, it'salready out there, all right,

(29:53):
cool it is.
That shit will more like.
If, like you're saying, it'salready out there, all right,
cool it is, that should havedied down.
If there's something like like,like you said, like you said,
it's already out there now.
So after she signed an nba, 30seconds to do something, she
can't, say, well, I'm such andsuch baby mama to try to, you
know, to do this, that ain't shegonna get in trouble.
Yeah, that wasn't even myargument.
That wasn't't my argument.
My last thing is this Every timeyou sponsor the P, I thought I

(30:15):
need to go grab that poncho outof my car.
God, that's all I'm saying.
We'll go grab it, motherfucker,I'm not going to get no money
or nothing.
You can't speak on this, nomore.
Oh, my goodness, if you comenow, you're saving some.
Nigga, we, you save yourself.
Hey, nigga we, off that topic.
We done went and served.

(30:36):
Don't talk to me like that.
I don't say no real about SouthVesta.
Hey, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my.
I just react because you yellat me and I go home and I'm
trying to sleep.
I can't believe it.
I let that nigga yell at melike that.
Oh man, I'm sorry.

(30:57):
I don't apologize to me.
You know I'm going to come back.
We'll talk about that off camera, but I do feel, speaking of
that other since, all that othershit, the allegations shit, the
Drew skin, obj shit they done,done, broke.
They saw it.
I don't know what you'retalking about.
Hey, hey, hey, hey.
What are they saying, though?

(31:17):
Like what's that they said theyshould?
Oh, they're pulling up.
Oh, you got a microphone that'sout there messing with him.
Uh, you was on yours, he uh hadhim a little young thing and
obj had him a bunch of the youngthings.
So what?

(31:39):
Why is that in the lawsuit,they said.
They said all three of them gotto it drewski and obj.
It's a cash on the girl.
They said they were the girl atthe same time.
Not like that.
Yeah, we gotta pull up thelawsuit when people come out
less than 24 hours and deny it,like just come out actually
denying it with like real stuff,and it's not even lawyer speak,

(32:00):
because if you look atDrewski's comments, that wasn't
lawyer speak.
Obj's comments that wasn'tlawyer speak, that was somebody
who talked to their lawyer andthey're like, bro, just put a
statement out.
You know what I mean, becausethey know that's not going
anywhere.
Drewski wasn't even famous in2018.
Yeah, they call him the gangRick.
Oh, I forgot.
He can't say that word.

(32:20):
He can't say the R word to getmonetized.
It's really crazy how they'retrying to censor it.
You can't say the R word.
That's an actual charge.
Yeah, that's an actual charge.
But the tech bro, the tech broswho run out you can make money

(32:43):
off this say you can't say it.
So you got to listen.
If you want their money?
Yeah, I don't.
I think something that's in thelaw.
Yeah, it's crazy.
It's crazy.
I think drewski wasn't famousenough at the time.
I only think he knew Diddy andOBJ.
Well, I don't know, because hewas with him.
He was running right there withhim.
Take that, take that.

(33:03):
You know he's right there inthe midst of all that.
So you know, I guess cash grabthem for the most part.
Yeah, for sure, it was cashgrab.
Do anybody know how Diddy doing?
Have we got a Mace dropping thealbum?
Mace dropping the album?
I don't want to look.
I don't want to hear nothingabout Mace dropping no album.

(33:28):
He barely can talk.
Look, I need Mace on atreadmill yesterday.
You mean, yeah, he barely cantalk.
Look, I need Mace on atreadmill yesterday.
You know what I mean.
Yeah, you ain't murdered, nomore.
You know what I mean?
No, yeah, we ain't talkingabout murder on here.
No murder.

(33:50):
He's like that nigga funny,ain't he Like he breathing.
He breathes 15 pounds and it'sover.
I said, damn, he's shaped bad.
He look like he's shaped bad.
You know, head on the fly callthe tight call.

(34:10):
He ain't shaped like me, heain't young.
He was doing something workingwith his soul.
You know the fly call the tightcall and I'm like man, he ain't
shaking on me like he ain'tyoung.
What's that?
Nah, he was doing somethingwith his sword.
Oh, okay, okay.
I think it sounds probably likeIs it the turtle on SpongeBob?
He look like who?
Nah, he look like a turtle,like Franklin the turtle.
He's got that the way his backsit.

(34:30):
You know, I ain't saying Iain't saying he wasn't he, just
he, just he just got, he got, hegot skinny, he got skinny.
Look like skinny legs.
He definitely got skinny legs.
I know he got.
Uh, put some waves in the sea.
Now, you did that, ld, that'sfor sure.
Ain't nothing on that deep seaswithout, that's for sure.

(34:56):
Ain't nothing on that deep seaswithout shit.
But do you think again rude?
You think it's a cash grab forthat?
Or you think it's got sometruth to it?
Yeah, that's right, no, that'sright.
So can we?
That's what you get awardedright Not to say that it's not
owed to you, but it's a cashgrab.
Say, somebody ain't paying rent, I got to take the motherfucker

(35:16):
to the civil court and get mymoney owed.
It's a cash grab, I need mymoney.
Do you feel going to that?
Do you feel that If you had tosay, let me say this, let me say
this, I want to ask this Do youfeel, is that something that
can be pushed on, I guess, lateron to make, I guess make more

(35:39):
of a attention, to be a later on, I guess, attention more like a
for somebody else to come outlike how it always is, like if,
like one person say it happened.
I don't think with this becauseI think this is all like Diddy
related stuff, so it's just.
But you know it depends on thecrowd, what you mean.
I don't think with this becauseI think this is all like Diddy
related stuff, so it's justdifferent.
But you know it depends on thecrowd, what you mean.
God damn, oh, oh.

(36:03):
Y'all could have seen what I'veseen.
Golly, what a lifestyle.

(36:34):
But everybody knew she had putthe allegations out there.
Everything had happened,basically what you said.
Everybody knows what's going on.
She better not say how muchmoney.
You know what I'm saying.
No, you can't even speak on thesituation.
No more, it's over with.
But we gotta say didn't that,didn't that video come out after
that?
It came out?
Uh, that's when he paid her.
Oh, he paid her after the video.

(37:00):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Do we need to know what thejust happened?
Hey, well, yeah, we need to dothat.
Oh, my god, I mean, yeah, itstarted with us.
It's right here.
You need to go to the doctor.
Dr Sebi said it's the worstthing they can do.
Well, what cure is it what hesaid?
That's what he said.
They kicked his ass out ofAmerica because he figured out

(37:24):
hey, you motherfuckers, you'refucking up my money.
They said they called Dr Sebi.
They said they called Dr Sebiabout 800 grand coming off the
plane.
They said he, that's what hegot in trouble for.
You ain't no doctor.
You need some ginger.

(37:45):
Matter of fact.
Replace that bill with a gingerbill, cause we need all that up
out here.
Whatever, the whatever that wasflim flam, that was awful.
Let's jump in here.
Let's bring it back.
You're in pre-production.

(38:05):
No, but we're going back in.
Like I said, lee, I'm startingwith you.
I could as well.
Let me start with you, sinceyou just you slowed us down.
I didn't care, I didn't slownothing down.
One market, don't stop, no show.
Tell me about the.

(38:26):
You heard about that Nellytalking about his daughter
versus son.
Shit right, I loved it.
Tell me about it, break it in.
So, nelly, actually you stillsound a little congested, shut
up.
It should have blew a littleharder.
Yo, that's crazy, it's wild.
Have a little while.
Huh, have a little while.

(38:47):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, hold on, holdon.
I'm going to play it real quick.
Y'all ain't playing it BecauseI told my daughter yeah, baby,
don't worry about it, you canalways come home.
You always got a room.
My son, he can come home, buthe can get the couch.
Eventually, he got to get thecouch.
He got to.
He a man, yeah, so, nelly, hewas on Drink Champ and he was
saying you good, I got you, butmy son, he come home.

(39:10):
He got to sleep on the couchbecause you got to get out,
because you a man.
I think it sounds amazing.
No, no, no, I'm talking aboutwhen you're a millionaire, to
just kick out your.
When you a daddy, that shit,you ain't doing that man.
That's really stupid?
No, it's not.
It's stupid Most of the time.
My parents kick out their kidsMost of the time, especially

(39:32):
with your kid doing what they'redoing.
Come on man, I get it.
We all live in thisinflated-ass world.
That's stupid.
To say that about a kid it canbe stupid, right, but the
pressure for a kid, why dopeople do that shit?
Hold on the pressure for a kidto actually get out and figure
themselves out and figure outhow to manage it as an adult.

(39:53):
But hold on the pressure for akid to actually get out and
figure themselves out and figureout how to manage shit as an
adult.
That's valuable.
And for your son, especially asa man, you get to a certain
point as a man.
Niggas ain't gonna help you out, bro.
You're a grown-ass man.
Figure it out.
Alright, bro Say, if your sonwanna be a doctor, he's gonna go
to school until he's fucking 29, 30 years old.
That ain't what he's talkingabout.

(40:13):
What do you mean?
I'm just saying in general ohwell, you can't just say it with
he being nothing, of courseit's like.
Is that what you're trying togo to?
Like he ain't doing nothing.
He made it seem like both ofthem come home from college and
the daughter got a room.
You got to keep continuingeducation.
That was it to you damn near 29.

(40:34):
We ain't got to go that far.
That's a part of the thing youspeak on.
If your son, if he work at Shawand this nigga fell on hard
times, he's still going to beable to.
If he's your son and he's doingwhat he's doing he just fucked
up at that time he can come home.
If you a dad, if it real, thedaughter, the son, if he's a day
you know he's gonna come here.
So, like bro, it sounds good.

(40:56):
But my dad, my mom and daddythank god, I, I hope they always
.
Whenever I need them, theyalways let me shake back if I
need to come back.
For the rest of my life, theyhold it down.
We you seen it, we.
We was in high school.
We had a coach.
He had to be 30 years old atthe time.
School.
We had a coach.
He had to be 30 years old atthe time.

(41:17):
He was still living with hisparents then stacking his bread
and this, and he was able to.
Basically, he was able to hitthe ground running type.
Shit, hit the ground running.
I didn't run full speed, likeso any man.
So here's the thing.
I think when these theseconversations are had, people
give like the general thingright and they don't give so
it's not a case by case.
And they don't give so it's nota case-by-case basis.
No, they don't give truecontext to what they mean.
I typically think if you arebumming not that you're going to

(41:42):
hit hard times, you're going toshake back, but you ain't got
no plan.
What he said is you can havethe couch because you can stay
here temporarily until you shakeback, but when you get a room
you live here again.
You know what I mean.
So the idea is we're going tomake sure you're right until you
get right, but stand on yourown as a man and figure life out

(42:05):
Like, don't think someone'sgoing to take care of you.
I get that, but how aboutworking a plan?
Because already generationallywe done done this wrong.
No, before you go deep, I'm notgoing deep.
I'm just saying if the man saylook Dad, he say, look Dad, this

(42:25):
is what I want to do.
I want to buy me a house, Iwant to be a doctor, and he has
to go to school.
But the point that I'm makingis like you're going too deep
into it, because I think thatthe way he presents it with
saying you can be heretemporarily on the couch, I
think that is more figurativelyin like hey bro, you got a plan,
what's the plan?
Okay, bet, we can, you can behere while you're working
through the plan, but some point, grown ass man, get the fuck on

(42:57):
, figure it out.
So why shouldn't that be thesame thing for your grown-ass,
bummy daughter, if that's howyou making it?
For I mean, don't get it, thatfucking daughter, and she's a
bum.
She's a bum for for me, for mepersonally.
So for me personally, I viewthe son and the daughter the
same way.
Like my daughter, I want her tobe independent, like I.

(43:20):
I left sharon's house at 18.
I was in dorms.
I came back during breaks.
Then, when I was done, comingback from breaks, I got to fuck
on.
And I got to fuck on.
Then, when I came back, I gotto stay down there for a little
while while I was figuring stuffout.
Now I'm up here temporarilywhile I figure stuff out, but I
mean, I'm still a tenant too.
You know what I mean.
So that's what I would want asa parent, male or female.

(43:44):
The support is here when youneed it, but I don't want you to
want the support long-term.
I want you to be figuring outlike again, I ain't going to
kick my kid out and be like, hey, do like I did, pay rent, pay
rent, pay rent till you can paymortgage, right, no, no, no, no,
no.
I want you to stack money topay mortgage, and no disrespect.

(44:09):
And I feel like I'm going backto what both of them said.
I feel like that is what kickedus in the ass as a race,
because no other race do that.
Nobody else is forced out likethat.
Bro, I'll say man, I've seen him.
Till you're able to get up, ifyou can live, nelly, for example
, nelly, he's a fucking nigga,made country grandma.
He's still getting money onthat.
Man, you can go get whatever,come on, bro.
So my thing is where I'm goingwith this is I guarantee you he

(44:33):
got a 50,000 square foot house.
Put this little motherfucker onthe other side.
Let him pay some rent overthere At least.
If you let him pay rent to you,give it back to him whenever he
get right.
That's your kid, your kids.
Well, he's not saying hewouldn't do that, because what
you're saying is different thanyou can sleep on the couch If I
say, hey, here's space.
You pay me a little bit of rent, right?

(44:54):
Like I'm not gonna make you payme market rent you?
Yeah, the big thing is theresponsibilities, right?
It's not that you can't stayhere, but like you got to be
responsible for some shit sothat because you can raise the
irresponsible human being whocan't take care of themselves
and that gets nasty, I get it.

(45:17):
I mean, I don't care to discussthat on the podcast.
Why not?
If you say that shit, I don'tcare to discuss it on the
podcast, please respect it.
I say that shit, I don't care,I don't care to discuss it on
the podcast.
Please respect it.
I'll tell y'all after oh man, Iget it.
Where you going, I still standfirm on my position.

(45:38):
I get what he's saying, butY'all ain't never dealt with no
motherfuckers who were grown ashell, who ain't been responsible
for shit.
They ain't never dealt with nomotherfuckers who were grown as
hell who ain't been responsiblefor shit, because they ain't
never had to do shit, becausethey've been taken care of by
motherfuckers their whole life.
But you don't want to raise ahuman being to be that way.
You want to raise somebody tohave protections, have something

(46:00):
to fall back on, but somebodywho will also take care of their
own shit when they need to,right, or you just go take care
of your motherfucking kid untilyou fucking die and they can't
take care of them.
That ain't what I'm saying,because all that you talking
about hey, nigga, live here for30 years so you can finally buy

(46:22):
a house when you're 45.
I'm saying we're gonna work aplan.
That's all I'm saying.
I'm saying we're going to worka plan.
That's all I'm saying.
I'm going back.
I'm saying I'm being sober withyou, saying that if we I didn't
mean to cut you off I'm sayingwe're going to work a plan and
then who knows what might happenin between time.
What might happen in betweentime?

(46:43):
Because as people, we gothrough a number of different
things, different type ofjourneys, and I don't know
what's included in my kid's lifeas far as they ups and they
downs, all right.
So my dude always going to beoff.
Oh shit, oh he in there.
Oh shit, he walking.

(47:05):
How come you got in there?
I thought you was my mama.
We got somebody in the building.
Man, get in the camera.
Doggy Charleston he in thebuilding man Just kidding.
What if you kicked them out?
Y'all negotiated what theycould pay for their expenses and

(47:26):
you subsidized the rest of iton a temporary basis.
But they're still out beingresponsible with bills in their
name to affect their credit.
I mean, that's fine too.
I don't care how you do it, butI just think that old-fashioned
way ain't been working.
Well, let's add real quick.
Let's add shall we real quick?
Real quick, lee, ask that samequestion real quick.

(47:56):
Hey, so, long story short, howlong would you let, how long
would you let your grown sonlive with you?
Don't say it like that.
No, let's say this If you have,if you have, don't
contextualize it yet I want toask it bare, you don't have a
grown son.
Just say how long would you letyour son live with you?
No, I want to note that he'sgrown.

(48:18):
No, just say son, it don'tmatter how grown he is or not.
How long would you let your sonlive with you?
I'll turn the mic on y'all.
I'll tell him AC yelling,spitting on me, all that
carrying on.
It's a lot of fussing.
Hey, mr Rod, can you do me afavor?
Can you do me a favor, can youput some water, can you put some
stuff in that Tennessee cup?

(48:38):
So back to this question.
I think that all goes back tothe parenting style and it goes
back to the parents.
I believe let's see, if you gota fuck up son, maybe your fuck

(49:05):
up son need to be out there inthe world, maybe he need to go
to jail and sit down.
But if you got a fuck up son,maybe your fuck up son need to
be out there in the world, maybehe need to go to jail and sit
down.
But if you got, you know, itjust depends really, man, it
depends.
That's really what I'm saying,but they don't want to give me
credit for saying that.
That's not what you said atfucking all.
Literally, not at all.

(49:25):
He made the comment he prettymuch made it where if his
daughter need to come back atany time, she can always have
her room.
Compared to if he had a son,his son can just hit the couch.
I mean, ain't nothing wrongwith hitting the couch.
He always got a room.
He always got everything.
This was coming off of whatNelly said.

(49:47):
He always got everything.
Come on, no, no.
So this was coming off of whatNelly said.
Nelly said he said his daughtercould come back home right,
living home.
But he said for a son you cancome back, but you got to sleep
on the couch.
And I look at that more like hemay literally mean sleep on the
couch, but if you look at a bigpicture, daughter, you get a
room, you get to move back in Anigga who's on the couch.
You ain't here long term,you're here temporarily.

(50:09):
Nelly said that that'smiscontext.
It ain't no way, nelly.
Nelly got all that goddamnmoney.
His son out here fucked up.
You need to tell me he gonnalet his little king sleep on the
couch.
Come on man, come on man.
That's all I'm on the couch.
Well, no, maybe, come on man.

(50:38):
Maybe he's so much of a upanother kid gets it that ain't
bro, have you seen him in thenews?
Because I ain't.
No, I'm not saying he's a up.
I'm not saying nelly's right orwrong.
You want to know a perfectexample.
I don't know the context.
You want to know a perfectexample of a up who's still
gonna be, who gonna be justright, regardless who?
Michael jordan jr.
And I don't know his real name.

(50:59):
So what I'm saying?
We just seen his all over, buthe's still.
Come on, man, I right this,goddamn years.
That is the parents choice.
Some parents may be in lovewith what they accumulated, that

(51:24):
they wanted.
I bet I bet that parent.
When they was young they wasselfish to say probably the only
child ain't never had shit,took everything from their
parents.
Look at that, I guarantee youI'm.
I'm not saying right or wronghere.
I'm saying like some parentsmay look at the empire right and
say my child is not fit to runthe empire.
So just because you're my kiddoesn't mean you get the empire.

(51:47):
The empire goes to the personwho best deserves it, who will
keep the empire alive.
That's not, that's not thereality for most of us, for most
who I'm saying?
That's what I'm saying.
Most of us don't have an empire.
Come on man.
No, I get it.
But I'm just saying Y'all wasmaking a Nelly conversation.

(52:15):
I'm with you On the Nelly sideof it.
This nigga might be a fuck-up.
He might be bad with money.
No, we gonna leave him somemoney.
But he ain't the only kid.
So he may not be the executorof the estate and that's fine,
he'll still get it.
But in the meantime I'm sayingback to the topic.

(52:39):
We still gotta say nearly, son,if he said it like that, look
okay, he said it like that.
Everybody pass their mic over.

(53:02):
No, but you can't say I ain'ttripping and talk, I'm sorry,
hold on.
Was I talking to him?
You need to be nice on the room, hold on.
Would I talk with himaggressively?

(53:22):
I'm asking for real.
I'll say what now.
Oh man, look, I'm sorry.
I say what now.
Oh man, look, I'm sorry.
I say what now.
My voice was already raised.
Can we, can we get rusecomments?
I'm very interested to hearwhat he has to say.
I'm involved.
Oh man, myself.

(53:43):
What's up?
We can jump this one.
Now on to the next topic beforeI'm coming back to blue magic.
I got, I'm jumping, I want togo.
I forgot one at the time.
I want to talk about the katieversus skip.
I don't mean to interrupt theprogram, but I am so curious to

(54:08):
know I see the boy here.
What did y'all say about Drewski?
Oh, damn, because I know thatshit was funny as hell.
Nah, we just called it cashgrab.
It wasn't what you think aboutit.
What do I think about it?
I don't think it reallyhappened, but, paul, I bet that
shit was funny as hell to seeDrew slide across the bench like

(54:29):
a dolphin.
That's what they said.
They said he dolphin dived onit.
He slid off of him.
Man, as a fellow big fellowmyself, woo, yeah, yeah, he got
a bad Indian athletic.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, he got a badNL athletic.

(54:50):
Yeah, because he touch, he dothis.
I don't know what to do.
What the hell is that?
What the hell is that Dolphindive?
He said.
He dolphin dove on a bitch.
Could you imagine, look, look,could you imagine that that big
motherfucker jumping and sliding, all that big head weight?

(55:12):
First of all, that bed wouldhave broke, I promise.
How does she absorb that?
You can't.
And hold on.
How do you go from the dolphindive to insertion?
To what To insertion?
And then this who in the hellwant to see that?
That's the second part.
A poor bro.

(55:33):
Who in the hell want to seeDrewski big, big ass, big wide
ass, fly from the room and landon somebody?
Who the hell want to see that?
Nah, that wouldn't make Pornhub, but nah, for real.
How do you go from the dolphindive to insertion?
That just tickled me.
Hey, hey, hey, I got to thedolphin dive.

(55:57):
No, I ain't saying I don't needto hear no more.
I ain't saying him.
I'm saying, just if you thinkabout yourself, dolphin diving,
what is considered the insertion?
I didn't get to that point.
No, no, no, putting your penisinside of us.
So that's what I'm saying.
So he dope, he dolphin dive, andthey say he slid across.
That's what I'm asking.
Like that's what I'm asking.
Like he said he slid across thefirst.

(56:18):
Then he did it.
So he slid.
Yeah, he said he was having funjust sliding across the oily
body, baby, baby pool.
Then he went in.
I got you.
I didn't want to sound slow.
He would have messed up hervertebrae, he would have messed

(56:39):
up her bed.
Shout out to the nigga with thebig stones.
We can't just fall in it.
He can't be falling.
If I fall and my feet come up,that it'll be a mess again.
Like you said, all that bigweight coming straight down
first that bed gonna break.
You broke the man you was beingwhat.
I broke the bed before, didn'tact like I didn't put all up.

(57:03):
Hey, mr producer said pass themic.
So we got to share.
Yeah, it's crazy, I didn't haveto do that.
Now we care about what you haveto say here.
Oh, I don't start busting outthere, get a mic check.

(57:26):
No, I don't need a mic check.
I'm sorry for messing up theschedule.
We had to jump back up anyway.
I want to ask Rue I'm going tolean back in without camera this
is going to be the last topic.
We last two topics, no, threetopics, you don't?
I'm going to start that overRue, since they interrupt me,

(57:49):
rue, since we got three moretopics left today, and before we
go into our last one, I'm goingto lead with you.
Let me ask Did you hear aboutthe Katie versus Skip shit?
No, ac would tell me about it.
Where do I go?
Ac, I couldn't hear her.
I think it's a tweet, just toget pretty much the back and
forth what they got.
I couldn't hear her.
Mike is on, huh, talking aboutthe tweet, just pretty much the
back and forth what they gotgoing on About them being

(58:11):
watched.
Mm-hmm, pretty much.
Yeah, skip was just saying Skipmade a comment to KD.
I don't remember exactly.
You know what this comment was.
Yeah, he said he pretty.
I mean, he said K should retire.
Yeah, yeah, he said if youwatched him last night he looked
washed, but he had, didn't hehave like 25, 27 points, 27 last

(58:31):
night.
He averaged with them he hadlike 24, 25.
Okay, I mean, I didn't know, Iwouldn't, I wouldn't disagree.
Man, you know he started goingoff.
Yes, that motherfucker had like19 in the deal in the set in
the second quarter.
Who hit that game one of thechild was talking bad about.

(58:52):
I told you, mr bryan, who cares?
Because I can't see, hey ain'tgonna do it.
And they try to say I like thefuss, this is house, house, make

(59:18):
me fuck what you think about it.
Did you get on the Katie vsSkip?
Shit, I ain't, I ain't get intoit like that.
But I know they both were kindof saying they both watched it,
which I think is funny.
Yeah, I thought it was funny.
Skip Bayless watched, for sure.
He looking old, he gone fromFS1.

(59:39):
I think he had Stephen A on hispodcast today.
But don't, nobody care aboutStephen A being on that podcast.
They can't recreate shit.
That's different.
I mean Stephen A hot right now.
He said that shit about Bronny.
You know it's alright what hesaying.
He ain't really say shit.
He punked out on that so much.

(59:59):
That was a father talking to me.
That was a father.
That was a father.
Ain't you from Hollis Queens?
I still feel like that's lame,though on the rubber bringing
that, he got scared.
That was lame, okay, cool.

(01:00:23):
Now I sure will you startsaying no too fast.
I feel like when you bring,when you bring somebody into
that lines, then you can't pickand choose what somebody else
say about that man.
I don't give a damn who he is,no.
So here's the thing.
I don't think, steven, I don'tthink criticism of Bronny was

(01:00:44):
the problem.
I think that LeBron knows whatdrives ratings and the fact hold
on.
But the fact that he said don'tbring my son into this shit.
Bron knows that niggas going totalk about him, good or bad, to
make their millions.
I got it.
Don't bring my son into that.

(01:01:07):
Because we talk about the 55thpick, what do we talk about?
The first pick?
Second pick Like Bronny had abad game.
Like we got cooked by Maxie.
Who doesn't get cooked by Maxie?
What rookie doesn't get cookedby Maxie?
What 55th pick wouldn't getcooked by Maxie?
Like we don't talk about RichaShea we don't even know what
Richachet is doing in Atlanta.

(01:01:27):
We don't talk about Alex Sarrand Basketball Hill.
You know, I don't even know whowent three.
You know what I'm saying.
That's the point.
That's why it became a thing.
Okay, and all of those again, Ican agree with you to a certain
extent, but one my point is allof those ain't in this LA Laker
market, all of those players, alot of those first-rounders,

(01:01:47):
they ain't going to big marketslike the fucking Lakers, so you
can't pick and choose on whatsomebody else say about them.
But you're not talking aboutDalton Kinnick, the first-round
pick, that much either.
Okay, and that's cool.
But again, like you said, we'retalking ratings.
Again, this is a TV show.
If we speaking on ratings, weknow Bronny is what's going to

(01:02:09):
bring our ratings up.
When we talk about LeBron James,son, how he pissed the bed a
lot of times, but he's notpissing the bed, yes, he is what
are you talking about?
No, he's not bro, he's the 55thpick, most 55th picks.
Don't fucking play as rookies,fucking players, rookie though.
Again, when you bring them intothat first or was it second, it

(01:02:31):
don't matter.
So that's what I'm telling you.
If you're saying we're talkingabout him because of Bronny, but
then you're talking aboutratings, what the hell does that
matter?
No, see, the thing is like ACsaying he's the 55th pick, why
are we talking about him bitingthe bed?
He's fucking supposed to.
He's the 55th pick.
Why are we talking about himbiting the bed?
He's fucking supposed to.
He's not.
He's not supposed to becausehe's LeBron James' son no Name

(01:02:53):
another superstar whose son camein the league and got busy.
Never happened Joe Jellybean.
Joe wasn't a superstar.
Was his name a superstar?
No, his son was no superstar.
Has had a kid?
No superstar has had a kid inthe NBA.
That balled.
I get it and that's cool.
Why are we talking about it?
Because we're driving ratings,if that's what you're speaking

(01:03:15):
of.
That's not good journalism.
I mean, yeah, that was good.
It was good.
Michael Thompson was the firstoverall pick.
He still wasn't a star.
You know what I mean?
Clay was a better pro than hisdad and Clay got drafted at the
end of the lottery.
His daddy got injured.
I don't care why.
No, the why doesn't matter.

(01:03:37):
Clay is a bigger star inbasketball than Mike Thompson,
which I still say.
I do agree with the parent inme, I do agree with, I agree
with LeBron and him on that.
But again, we still talkingbasketball and we saying who I
can and who I can't speak on.
It's not about who you can andwho you can't speak on.
You're wasting your time.

(01:03:58):
You're a journalist, they'rejournalists.
Do some journalism and talkabout all of them.
Last last year, one of thebiggest stories on TV was the
Brunny talk about Isaiah Collierthe ones that that's boring.
He knew it was going to come in, so why are we not talking

(01:04:19):
about that?
Because, again, brunny came outof college with that hard story
.
He got this big ass, his storyway bigger and better than
Isaiah.
So, again, that's why we'retalking about it.
But, as a dad, he came into theleague.
Sorry, people are expecting himto be good.
When he came into the league,sorry, his dad was saying like,

(01:04:44):
if he was ever good.
I know that you are doing thisfor ratings.
You're not doing this aboutbasketball, and that is my issue
.
This was just about basketball.
Lebron was the second overallpick and he was playing like
this, or he was the first-roundpick instead of playing like
this and balling the G Leaguebut ain't getting no real pro
minutes.
That's a conversation.
Why did the Lakers draftLeBron's son in the first round,

(01:05:07):
when there were players whocould contribute to their team
and he's not?
You know why they drafted himin the first round.
You know why they want to drafthim in the first round?
Because his fucking daddy saidso.
Alright, I'm not hypothetical,I'm speaking on the actual
reason why.
Because it really don't matterwho the it don't matter who they
pick that, he's there forratings.

(01:05:28):
It don't matter who they pick,uh, 55th, uh, because they're
not gonna play trevor.
He's not there for, he's notthere for ratings.
You're going too deep.
He's there because lebron saidhey, y'all, but the point, but
the point that we're making isthe.
The lakers did not make a wrongbasketball move because of what

(01:05:49):
you gained from a 55th pick.
If they were to pick someoneelse, what are the chances?
Keep going.
What are the chances that thatplayer is going to contribute to
the team?
Absolutely none, none, right?
Bronny's contributing more than80.
But here's the thing If theywould have drafted someone else

(01:06:09):
and signed Barani as undraftedfree agent and I got this
revealed today who's going tomake the roster Exactly?
So you might as well draft himwith the 55th pick, because
you're not losing anything.
But when you talk about him,you compare him to niggas in the
second round and you actuallywouldn't talk about him.
So here's my thing with thatYou're absolutely right, because

(01:06:32):
you cannot name another 55thpick.
You can't name another 55thpick.
Draymond was the 55th, I don'tknow, but you're talking about
one.
You can't name the top 10 picksin this draft.
You can't name another 55th man.
First of all, we're going totalk basketball.

(01:06:54):
I'm going to talk basketball.
I got to listen.
You see what I tell you all thetime.
I tell you this all the time.
After about the third pickreally, anybody that you really
saw who fucking won About afterthe third pick.
It's like they just pickingpeople the first three picks is

(01:07:15):
really who the ball is.
Anybody else is.
Then after lottery it's acrapshoot.
It's a crapshoot after four, Iknow, but I'm saying, like you
know, you have some.
I remember that nigga theybrought up from uh, uh played
the teacher.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
That right there gave him soboosted life right there in the

(01:07:50):
basketball world.
He's a legend, he can be acoach, he can do whatever he
wants.
Hey, we're going to do this.
You said overseas, we're justgoing to cut your shit out.
Let it go.
Y'all remember.
Oh shit, I'm leaving now.

(01:08:11):
We got to finish it.
We got to talk about it.
We got to talk about it.
I've been saying look where I'vebeen going through this whole
time what you been going throughD we're having to die.
Shit, like I'm having to die.
I think I'm a little cute, likea little cute.

(01:08:32):
I thought you was going to geta foot in there.
Oh, my God, I thought you wasgoing to get a foot in there.
Nah, we picked the little kill.
I thought you were going to geta funny.
I didn't want to go.

(01:08:54):
Is Michael Irvin a fucking idiot?
What did he do?
That crazy shit?
He lit on the shit With thebelly ring.
He back on that shit.
He back on that shit.
That's what that is.
The belly ring.
I know'm gonna when they onthat, yeah, on that blue magic,
I don't mean it time and time.
Oh, you back on this, you'refree, that's it.

(01:09:20):
That's it.
He was geeked up.
Then he geeked up.
Now that, now, that's what ittells me.
Ac made his own dumb ass nastyanalogy, like he always do.
You know what it is what I evensaid.
You know exactly what it is.
No, I don't know what it is.
I did not say that.
I did not say that you said totake it or give it one of the

(01:09:42):
two.
He said suck it.
That's worse.
I don't know, but I don't know.
If you saw one of us lit on ourchest glitter pants and the
dangling belly button ring, whatwould you think?
What I?
I yeah, that ain't the firstthing.

(01:10:03):
Part of my mind.
I think something wrong withthat boy.
Do something with him, call hisparents thing.
Part of my mind, I thinksomething wrong with that boy.
Do something with him, call hisparents or something.
That's what I think.
Something wrong with that boy.
I don't know why.
People trying to take fakeconversations who, what the hell

(01:10:25):
are you about?
I don't know.
You should do this at 730.
You should, man, I don't care,I don't care, I don't care, I
don't care, I don't care, Idon't care, I don't care, I
don't care, I don't care, Idon't care, I don't care.
Don't throw a line now.
I don't know, don.

(01:10:49):
No, it was after 8.15.
It was almost 8.30 when itstarted.
Damn, he got nothing else to do.
You told me something earlier.
What'd I say?
You know, a lot of people can'teven tell you What'd I say.
You said I ain't taking nothingwith me.
I ain't even packed them twobags to take with me.
That's what I'm telling you.
I got you some drawers in there, some socks.

(01:11:09):
I really thought about thesepaint jobs.
Leave everything here and getgoing.
Hey, danny, you know what youtold me?
You was doing your companyshirt because you a company man,
that's why I got you my companyshirt.
You got to get your Docos.
No, I wear Chino's.
Knows your doctor, she knows,she knows.

(01:11:30):
Well, I'm going into the lasttopic of the night.
Y'all come to new york.
New york, yeah, since folkstell me what to tell on topics,
I'm gonna call times out thewhole goddamn night.
What, if I want to, I'll dothat in june.
You're about to lie.
I ain't care about y'all.
I wasn't talking to you.

(01:11:51):
That was me, I'm talking to you.
That hurt my feelings.
That really hurt my feelings.
Don't talk to nobody like that.

(01:12:12):
Get on the stage.
You ain't a showbiz.
Oh, we're jumping to the lastone.
Let me ask you how did you getto the last stop?
Thank you, listen.
I appreciate that, lee, becauseI had folks telling me not to
tell me how to tell me when towrite any topics down.
So I just want to say this yousound like english.
Now you got one more over here.

(01:12:36):
So look, y'all know dolce, Imean, I know combine, I heard, I
heard this, heard, heard thisthis morning on uh, uh 96 one.
She, she made some old, crazyass comments.
So I want to ask y'all, don'tyou say straight me in a red
flags but is that insane to youor what?

(01:12:57):
No, it's not insane coming fromher.
Because she said she like gaymen.
So she said she like, shebought something like she liked
by me.
Oh, she's part of the alphabetcommunity.
Uh, do we?
And we got another topic, like Iain't even being funny.
We got another topic that wecan dive into.
I didn't know, you said thatbecause that answers it and so I

(01:13:20):
don't even want to explain.
Even do your own research.
No, I didn't, I didn't, Ididn't.
You didn't do all that research.
We gonna talk about it and see.
That's what I'm saying you, ohwait, every time folks go around
, I I thought I was wanting toyou, can't you?
Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Is this house?
Man, don't start that kid.

(01:13:54):
You know we're gonna.
We can't bring in.
We can bring in one more,because I told you I want to
always end on this one anyway.
No, no, not that one, becausethat's a quick.
I know it might go long, butit's a quick one more.
That's crazy.
Oh, I really.
I think my own Y'all see the NFLtrades today.
Oh yeah, I told you we had totalk Grady J, yeah, grady J.

(01:14:17):
No, no, no, no, no, no Me.
I see, michael Irvin.
I talked to V because I knowyou don't write on the board.
So I talked to V and I saidlet's talk about that.
You know what I'm saying.
I think I don't want to talksports, but there are certain

(01:14:38):
sports topics we're going tohave to talk about.
That's why we need to put heain't got an Instagram.
Oh yeah, all right, we're goingto talk about sports.
As long as they commit toshowing up on Monday, you get
your ass on camera, at least onmic Pause.

(01:15:00):
Let's see One of them ones.
But no, yeah, greg Jarrett.
We, we released him and hesigned for like 34 million with
the bear.
So great, jimmy, been good intwo years, three years.
Who gives a fuck?
I don't give a damn about him.

(01:15:22):
Buddy, a falcon legend man,don't want to be there.
He do want to be there.
How do you know what was that?
He sat Tom Brady and he calledhim a flag on him.
That was about three years ago,wasn't it?
When we were tied for thedivision?
He sat Tom Brady and theycalled him a flag on him.
Yeah, that was three years ago.
That was the last time he wasgood.
He was hurt two years ago.
Last year was his comeback.

(01:15:45):
He was trying to play again,but he got hurt.
No, he was already hurt, he wasall right.
Last year was his comeback.
He was all right this past year, but our defense was so bad.
It's just like, bro, we alreadysuck.
No, we need the cap space.
Okay.
Okay, you were talking aboutfree agency, though, like what

(01:16:08):
stuck out to you?
That Grady Jared was the mainthing.
Devontae Adams went to LA.
Gino Smith went to Oaklandright, vegas Vegas went to
Oakland, right.
Yeah, oh, he did Vegas Vegas.

(01:16:28):
Uh, uh, yeah, nah, I missedthat.
He know how to sports, butthat's his boy, what's his name?
Went to New York.
Get, uh, justin Fields, justinFields, justin Fields, yeah, and
he rocks to Pittsburgh.
Baby, it's just starting.
It's starting to make sense.
It, it's starting to make sense.

(01:16:49):
What are they going to do withRuss?
Is Russ still there?
Dk to the Steelers.
Russ hasn't been signed yet andthe Browns traded for Kenny
Pickett Browns.
They want to resign.
Let's talk about that.
He said he wanted to leaveCleveland and then they gave him

(01:17:10):
138 guaranteed.
Oh, oh, for 160.
You hear me yeah, yeah, yeah,yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah it out.
You said that because here'sthe thing, bro, you give me.

(01:17:33):
You give me 138 guaranteed.
Don't chop my leg.
Whatever I hate about it,whatever I hate about, whatever
I hate about cleveland, I can.
I can bring it to cleveland for138.
I ain't got to walk, no more.
I can bring some of theCleveland at $138.
For $138, you could have gotsomething.

(01:17:54):
I could build a Sandy Cheekshouse.
So in the winter it's stillsomewhere I'm at.
Baby, my uncle told me he saidif you got no money, you can get
a motherfucker to do anythingyou want in the world.
He said you can get a fromaustralia to come up and dig up
this tree if you pay him enoughmoney.
He said if you pay him enoughmoney, he'll be up here digging

(01:18:18):
up this tree.
You know that's my.
You know that's my god.
You know that's my god.
Yeah, hey.
So here's this thing we've beendoing.
Uh, david and shaw, it waswhere were you at moment right.
So it's one of those big thingsthat happened that you remember
where you were right.
So we opened it up last week,like when kobe passed away 9, 11

(01:18:39):
, that type deal, right, and weopened up the show with where
you at the last time when youfirst time you saw tip drill.
So we want to close the showwith tip drill, nearly tip drill
.
Yeah, it's freaking.
Oh, my god, the labs are gonnabe pretty nasty, not really
nasty, it's.
You got it kind of throw youoff.

(01:19:00):
What was that?
When I seen tip drill, uh, yeah, probably.
Oh shit, I don't know.
Y'all probably at the house.
You were probably careful withyou.
Yeah, yeah, probably there withyourself.
Me, no, no, no, no, who me?

(01:19:22):
Who me?
Probably around that time,whenever it came out, you got a
virus on my computer.
That means you're doing a bunchof shit down on a bunch of PTA
posts down.
I probably thought it alreadyhad a computer, I mean a virus.
Y'all been tanning.

(01:19:46):
Oh man, I mean I was around.
I was around, uh, doingcallahan and he downloaded.
He had every song, kurt didthat, but they had every lime
wire account.
I mean I was trying to downloadsome music.
I was trying to download somemusic, blew up.
Every damn thing.
Alright, buddy, god damn myword.

(01:20:10):
Alright, so let's bring it out.
Let's conclude it for the night.
Where were you and I'm going tostart it with nasty where were
you Super Bowl night when thattitty popped out on janet
jackson?
What was you doing?
What did you?
Did you see it?

(01:20:31):
Was it?
You scared the aftermath.
I've seen it.
I've seen it live.
Okay, I've seen it live.
I wanna, I wanna say, um, Iwouldn't.
I was at my house.
I think me and dean we werewatching it together, okay, and
uh, and all I can remember isjustin timberlake saying I bet I
could have you nicky about theend of this song boom, boom,

(01:20:53):
boom and uh, that titty drop.
Oh, I might have said it rightthere in front of my dad.
Oh, no, you didn't.
You don't know what.
You be quiet.
I was around you and your dadwhen you were older, we watching
you harder.
Y'all had a party.
I think we was there.
You got damn right.

(01:21:13):
I was just going to tell you Iwas at V-House, you was at
V-House, we watching together,and I can't remember.
Did I just have your neck intothis song.
Is that when Joe Dirt came out,or was that?
I think that was a boxing match.
We, after the movie came out, wewatched Friday, friday, friday,

(01:21:34):
friday, friday, friday, friday,friday, friday, friday, be next
?
Right here when just timberlakepulled down like 2001.
Did you get it really?
Yeah, it's right after those.
Next party came out like 96.
And then nick came out yeah,now, think about it, think about

(01:21:55):
it.
That's when, uh, that was alittle while started, right,
yeah, you know what friday afternext came out?
No two, yeah, yeah, but I'mtalking about it was out on dvd
and like three around that, yeah, but yeah, so, yeah.
So my time I can really say whatI remember is we had a Super
Bowl party.
We had a bunch of like folksout there Dennis Nose, big Dick,

(01:22:18):
us, all of us was all out there.
Long story short.
Half time I remember we allsitting in the front and that
titty popped out and I wanted tosay that was like the second,
that was the second or thirdtime, like I done, actually
really seen just a real breaston TV.
You know what I'm saying.
It was just, you know,realistic, I got a good one.

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Go ahead.
So you talk about the firstseeing the breast right.
I remember the first time I sawa rat A rat I'll seeing the
breasts right.
I remember the first time I sawa rat right a rat.
I'll go down to new orleans tostay with my daddy for the
summer.
My mom comes down to pick me upand she come with a couple of
family members and we walkbourbon street.
It's like middle of the day,man, we walk.

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There's this drunk white womanwith these big knockers.
I remember.
I remember she pulled thatshirt up and started shaking
them titties.
And I'm walking there with myparents and stuff.
You know, I look up at it and Iturn my head pete back again.
You're a freak, that's whatthat is.
You're a freak, that's what itwas.

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I can't blame my man.
So did you watch the game?
What was you with?
So funny story.
I was on maze road and I missedit.
So when halftime hit me and mycousin gerard, aka finesse, shut

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up in this, shout out, finesse,coldest woman, and we were
burning, I had the Rams.
I remember that we heardeverybody in the room yelling,
so we stopped and gave them arun there to see what happened.
Party foul on you, party,fucking foul on you, but I saw

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her perform live.
It was one of the best concertsof my life.
I got a better question howmany times have you looked up
that TV?
I think maybe once in youradult life.
Yeah, yeah, like.
Like when y'all were talkingabout I was like, hey, I still
don't remember she got it takendown, you know, she got it taken

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off the internet.
Yeah, I thought I'd still findit.
I don't think so.
Everything's on reddit.
You find it.
Maybe you know any, any girl,or only fans, that you like
reddit.
Okay, well, that's what I'm onthen.
Well, you know, man, y'all this.
That's gonna conclude the showfor the night man.
We gotta, uh, we gotta say wegotta say one more time, uh, can

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we get a?
It's so hard to say goodbye tothe rooster man, damn, we need a
last one.
He off camera.
He's a dick.
He ain't trying to get back oncamera, obviously.
So you know, man, to the left,one more time.
We got a shower in here.

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Hopefully he going to be backto the right.
We got the nasty one, leasterand Rooster, off camera again.
Hopefully y'all come back andwe're going to see y'all next
week.
Village Vets we out, baby.