Episode 342 w/ Bill Bellamy

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up That is brother Right here. They said God is
always on time, and I think right now drink cance.
With all we've been to, we need he is on

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time to get him. For years, women didn't each other
seeing each other and telling him how much we wanted
him on. But I mean, it feels it feels so
right right now. I've been going through his catalog, going
through everything, and I just discover something. If and you
know how I like to compare you know, artists to
superheroes and things like that. I have a perfect superhero

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who I'm gonna say who I think he is in
the comedian world because the way he delivers a story,
I call him the slick Rick of comedy. Nice. I
didn't see that of comedy. How he could tell a

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story on his Instagram stories. He can tell the story however,
each other story I cannot. I missed meetings because I'm
in the middle of him telling this story and I'm like,
I can't, I can't walk away. Like it's like it's
like a good car crash crash man, countless movies, count actor, comedian,

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Right up, dude, he the man does it at all.
Renaissance man, thank you. And he's still out here relevant,
still out here doing how to stretch in two God
damn it, he's still outside. Come on my side, outside,
and he taught you, motherfucker's how to be the player.
And your motherfucker's didn't watch the movie because you're out
here not being places. You don't know what the we're

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talking about. The one. The way you put a story
together and the way when you put the people that's
in the story, how you how you put It's like
it's like it's like scripted comedy it's just you talking. Yeah,

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it's it's It's crazy how I've been able to get
really good at that. But my life is so colorful,
Like you know, people sleep on all the connects. You know,
I've been in the game of all time. I know
everybody came up with mostly everybody that's made now, people
that stars that you don't remember jay Z before he
was jay Z y'all saying, you know, puff Daddy is love.

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I was there when he was just Sean, like you know,
when he was doing his thing, coming up with his
with the Bad Boy entertainment and all that. Like they
don't realize they wasn't in New York at that time.
So like when I flashback in my life and I'll
be thinking, like, yo, what about that? And I during
COVID it was nothing to do so your girl, I

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want ye. No, it's no, it's literally, it's a true story.
You want me to tell it, So it's it's it's
literally the nineteen Video Music Awards. We're in New York,

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the after parties in Brand Park and this is, by
the way, this is the War show where pox step
to na It's this is when Bad Boy. So this
girl told us by the way. This girl must have
done something really up so cool, right, So it's a
lot of tension in New York City. This is like

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when Snoop Snoop had the video when they stepped on
New York everybody was going crazy. So now backstage, this
is when they had crews that were separated, like they
can't mix. Everybody's over here. The attention. It's real grazy.
It was crazy, you know, my little happy ass in
the middle doing the video presentation. Ship. So I had

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met this real fly chick in New York at the
time at a part of Model Joint. You know, you
know cats always want to model Joint. When you start
getting you got to have that strong. So I had
met this real bad little shorty at the at the
party and I was like, yo, you know I'm doing
the little MTV Awards in a couple of weeks. You
want to flow with me? And she was like yeah,

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MTV chat. So she comes, letting Mode out pick her
up in New York. We go, we get to the
party and I'm thinking, in the back of my mind,
it's gonna be a great night. Be just because it's sexy.
I'm not bad. I got a baddy Whitny likes good.
So I come into brand Park literally right like walking

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and I'm coming going towards the bar. I'm about to
get a drinking ship. And around the corner come Puff
with like ten niggers like like they and they sty
they come around the corner, didn't Puff turn and he
see me and I'm like, yo, like I'm thinking, like
he getting ready to say what. He was like, Yo,
I've been waiting to see you. And I was like me, now,

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be not you yo, And I said, oh you. She
was like why me? He was like, you know what
you did? You know what's up? And I'm like, please
tell me what's uped because you're messing up my date.
I'm thinking I'm gonna have a great night. This chick
is looking good. Now It's a complete one runs from

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the beginning of Bro. Everything was going good to a
puff came so Puff say, Yo, you know what happened
with my man? You got my man stuck up? I said,
you're stick up chick, a model model yo. Yo. But
you know listen before CARDI b you know no, this
is like early ninety five where Ticks was getting sticking

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up cats like you know, they find and so they
get you over there and get you drunk, and then
they act like they don't know you're getting robbed by
the people. It's weird. So anyway, cut speed the story up.
Pup It's like, yo, you know what happened. I want
my man get his money back and get his chain back.
And she was like, I ain't doing anything. I ain't
doing anything. I don't know what you're talking about. He
was like, all my life, you're gonna get my man

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and ship back to night. And I was like, please
get this man ship back because I want my night
to go good. Puppets like, be, this ain't what you want.
I promise you. I promise you this. This chick right
here is a problem. And I was just like, God,
getting the problem be tomorrow because I'm thinking we're gonna
have a good time. So I just said, you know what, man,
this ship is way over my pay grade. Like I'm

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not trying to I just met you at a party
two weeks ago. Now you got me and some ship
with my people's that I'm already cool with over some
other ship I ain't even do. I just walked into
brand Park. I just left him. I haven't seen this
girl from do you remember, I can't tell you gonna
figure that out? I don't want to know she watching

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this that alright, So what you're drinking on? Let's just
let's get what are you drinking on? Because we're gonna.
I'm having a v but I got vodka, I got
you got out shot through. Yeah, what you do? You're
gonna be both both because if I do no, no, no,
I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna do champagn I'm gonna champagne.
You do a champagne. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, please

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thank you? So um okay every time, uh for the
for As soon as we locked you in, I said, yeah,
we gotta belloy. Immediately people say how to be a plan? Yeah?
Is that something that because you know, it's like it's
like the All Hospital, right, Like you don't you don't.

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You literally don't want to see the All Hospital as
nobody else right because it's not. That's not a disrespect
to him, that it is not. And it reminded me
from from young people to meeting people. As soon as
I said that, they said, that is that something that
that bothers you? Because you got nothing? So many other

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no It's just one of those I think, how to
be a player just one of those roles that every
young male could relate to or wanted to be like that,
to have that moment where you got all the chicks
and you got the fly crib in the right car
in your life is good. So that feeling is what
I think people associate me with because the way I
was able to deliver the role was like I made

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it fun to be a player. I wasn't an asshole
about it, you know what I'm saying. I was showing
cats how many chicks I had in the day. I'm
bringing my boys with me. I got the nice whip,
you know, the little droptop joint, and I'm getting paper
a little bit, you know what I mean. So I
think just the whole sort of world of a player,
and uh, I think at that time we hadn't had
that many guys that we're doing that kind of a

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role and made it relatable, like you could see yourself
and me, you know what I mean. So I think
every day somebody bring up how to be a player. Yo.
You told me how to get girls, yo, be male?
I mean I was living through you when I was
fourteen now I'm thirty four, Like it's a trip. How
movies lock you in? Right? So now we also want
to get into this famous story because I believe everyone

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speculated about this story. Everyone thought it happened. But the
first time the confirmation that we ever got from a
person that wasn't on the left side on the right
side was Jamie Fox. L Oh, yeah, yeah. So the
only reason I told that story, Nori, honestly because I've
seen Jamie tell one side, then I've seen l tell

(10:13):
his side, and they left me out the middle, and
they left a lot out and I'm like, okay, since
they I sat on the story for twenty some years
because it was hilarious at the time that this really
truly happened. We had no social media for people that
are watching and listening, we are on the set at
any given Sunday, nin what are they method acting? Or

(10:33):
this was like because you know, because they don't. Only
in life you hear about these people that method act,
right and for those things not listening. Method acting is
a person that locks in on this character and they
never break the role. They still the kind of like
really gassed up thinking there was football players. Everybody was
gassed everybody. Okay, okay, you know I was gassed up

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to until I got hit and I was like, no,
I don't leave my stunt double do that. That was
that That was that one't hurt. But the reality of
the movie was it was the context was conflict of
agos with these players. Right, I was the all star,
you know sort of uh terall Owen's character Dion Sanders,

(11:16):
you know, I'm the wild Aluram right, boom, you got
l l who's playing like the tried and true veteran
running back fullback guy Marlin. Yeah, there you go. Then
you get this new cat coming in. You know, you're
Terry Bridgewater or you you got you. Maybe I'm gonna
give you a better example, maybe like Marl Jackson. You

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know I had dinner with Mike Vick last night that
you know, like Mike Vick, come in. He that dude,
he changing the game. He's giving us another edge and
he not really tying into the vest. He doing his
own things. So it's conflict and that was the context.

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But doing the movie, we are joking around. This is
how the ship really started getting kind of tight, because
you you can't be a rapper hanging around comedians trying
to snap you. You you're not gonna keep snapping. You're
not gonna lose up around so you know, and Todd
is my man. You know Todd, you know he played
over here l cool. J my man, we're just born

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lick your lips twice. He literally, you know, got a
great sense of humor. He plays around the stuff. But
then they jabbing. They're jabbing and they're jabbing, and I'm like, yo, man, Jamie,
why do you keep working with him like that? Like, yo,
you just you got him twice yesterday, but like he's up.
I'm telling you that's my dude. He don't play like that.

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Stop working with him. I'm just saying, do what you
wanna do. But I'm telling you, he ain't that one cool.
So they keep boom boom boom. Ha ha ha. So
now they so now we're get into this race. This
is in the movie where we're talking trash again about
who's an athlete, who's a real athlete? And I played basketball.
I never played football. So I was like, yo, I've

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been an athlete my whole life. Played baseball, play football,
never played play baseball and basketball. Never played motherfucking football.
It was too skinny. So this is this is the
line of crazy line. Right. So Jamie was like, yo,
um so, l you ever played football? He was like, nah,
I was. I was. I was on tour at sixteen seventeen.

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He was coming to see me. That was it. So
it wasn't because their character. It was just funny. It
was fun and games like it's like just poking the
bear little bit. It wasn't serious, right, so we all laughing.
You got all the real football players and we all
huddled around talking ship and uh so Jamie was like, yeah,

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were you a real athlete? He was like he was
like what you mean? He was like, yo, like I
played football, Like I really played football, and that he
really did cool right, So he was like, no, I
never I was. I didn't play football. You know what
I'm saying. I came into game fourteen fifteen, I was
on tour. What was you doing in the eighth grade? Oh?

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Pop pop? Not everybody, and you know we're putting gas on.
So that was the beginning of the kind of like
the friction cool. So we're thinking it's kind of chilled
or not, but it wasn't. So now we're doing the
scene and technically in the scene when you watched the movie,

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we're really supposed to be bickering and ship coming off
the field. There's a bad play and we The funniest
ship was he's saying line, I said a line, north line,
and then he's said a line and then I waiting
on my line. Bro. That never had he never got
that line. I never got the talk because they just
started fighting. Like it was like saying, what by the

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way to see this man to see? So the craziest
ship is he does it in a way that you
can't really tell if it's a He hits it side
of his helmet though. So he's talking to line, he's
saying his line, He's like boom, and you know that's
what we call that an ear hole, Like that's that's
crazy because you it's like cool. So Jamie's like, damn, man,

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you don't have to do that. Damn bro, what's up? Like,
what's what your ear hold me for? He was like,
you know what you're doing, but I'm in my scene.
I ain't tripping. I mean what you're talking about, be
go ahead and let's shoot the scene again. And I'm like, yo, man,
you might want to buckle up because I feel I
feel like it's a little more on it than next
second scene. I was like, first of all, I'm never

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getting to my line because it's never They're never gonna
get to my life every time. And I'm about to
talk so ship. So he takes his helmet off. Jamie's like,
oh my god, Yo, we gotta fight and scene coming up.
If that's what you want to do, we can do that.

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But this ship here ain't got nothing to do with
this scene. So I'm talking to to to Hell. I'm like, yo, man,
what what we doing y'all? Is it's something going on.
We're shooting him eighty million dollar movie right now, like
like stone Like, let's like buckle up, like, let's do
this ship later. Let's shoot the scene. This is me
front alba, this is our close up. This is us

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coming off the field. There's a million cameras. Let's make
some noise for Jamie, FOXX and l L being the
first Chris Rock and Will Smith. Yeah, I'm sorry about that.
It's a rich, embarrassing ship, right, So here's the funny

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part about it. So I pushed Jamie out the way
and Jamie's hot ls like, yo, man, I'm cool man,
why we while we tripping? Y'all y'all tripping, But I'm
an act. I'm doing my scene. Don't know why y'are tripping.
I'm like, yo, yo, yo, chill, chill. So I talked,
So I'm talking to Jamie. I'm like, Jamie, man, what
are you going to do? Because we got to shoot

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to see He was like yo be I'm like like, man, whatever, whatever, whatever,
I'm good. I ain't tripping. I ain't tripping. Todd does
not have a helmet on. Jamie does. So we go
the third time we go to do the take to
Jamie just turns off. Boom, punch him in the face,
bust his lip. Whatever. I said, oh ship, because now
I know I'm never gonna get my line like okay,

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this ship right here then got out of hand. So
now I never I see you ever seen like a
Remember the Hope? Remember when when uh, the original one,
like like l L co J turned into the Hope
Like he was so mad and it just seemed like
he was growing. This nigga is gonna So he was like, dude,

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you hit jeez, tell me you did not hit me
before he's changing everything. I hope you didn't hit that
and they broke it up. Everything he said on everything
on everything I love ain't nothing you're gonna be able
to do to stop with him, What's gonna happen to you?
And we're like yo yo yo, relax. Everybody calmed down
and then got out of hand. He what he did

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that was slick was he talked us out of He
was like, no, I'm good man. Come on, y'all tripping man.
We're doing eighty five million dollar movie. Let's do what
we gotta do. No problem, I'm act. Let's shoot the scene.
Oh ship. So we go back across the field. We
come back again accident, he says something. I say something.
He says something. Todd just snatches his helmet off, like

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just snatches it up. Boom knocked the boy like I
mean like it looked like like he got thrown by
like a goddamn transformer something. It's like, I was like,
oh ship, Jamie Boom, it's his head on this big thing.

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Everybody's going crazy and they kept it rolling. Nobody. If
you go back right there, you go back and watch
the movie. Part of it is in the movie. Then
they cut to something else, and then you see Albert.
You know what's going on, guys, come on. But that

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real part that look, that part was real. Now we
didn't have back then, you know, obviously social media and
it would have went crazy. But we had about five
thousand people in that in that stadium watching it live
and they saw what happened. Then it got crazy. I'm
not gonna eat up your whole show. That's why, you

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know what what what was really really unfortunate was that
the guys got into it. But the comedy to me
was the after party or the afterwards. Right. So Jamie
cut his tongue. It has to go to the hospital.
He's got to get like six the stitches or something
in his tongue because he's been down on his tongue.
Blah blah blah. So he's going to the hospital. L

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L goes his trailer and ship and it's tight. Bro,
we can't film right now because we don't know what's
going on with Jamie when he comes back from the hospital.
The tension is crazy. Now here's the funny part. My
trailer is here, l El's trailer here, Jamie's here. I'm
in the middle. So everything is going past my trailer

(20:27):
window every few minutes and it's all like, yo, what
it is, it is, what it is, It's going down.
I'm like, oh my god, he catches on their phones
were in Miami. We're right here, yeah, yeah yeah, bring
them all. Yeah. I want the whole clue down here.
You already know the whole two here. In twenty four hours,

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it was Motherfucker's coming down on South Beach and Timberland
Bullets and Yankee ass motherfucker. It was so many New
York cats in the parking lot. It was easy, bro,
like with the leather jacket on, with the leather jacket on,
it's ninety degrees and you know, they meet, They got

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the production people shook. I don't know who l L call,
but it was eighty five Motherfucker's outside of his trailer.
The next day it was deep. I was like, oh,
this is bad, bad. And then Jamie had like you know,
T G T. They was like little R and B cats.
You only had like three or four cast you know,
I'm just yourking, Like, I'm like, wait man, it was

(21:31):
like your funny ship was you got all these real
New York guns. But he didn't have his friend Brian. Brian.
Brian wasn't there at the time was Dave Brown. It
was a couple other but but the contrast of power
was shifted. You had the entire all the Queen's Brooklyn
whatever here, and then you had like Jamie and his

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manager and if you guys, Jamie got security. Now yeah,
oh now, yeah, he got his way. They's done. But
I'm saying at that time, I was like, yo, what
we're gonna do? Like, is it gonna be like more ship?
So we wasn't. We wasn't filming. Nobody was filming, and
nobody knew agencies on the phone. It's bad. The person
who saved the day was Jim Ohhead Jim Brown. O

(22:19):
G thought he was in the Civil rights No, no
to the civil rights. He came and what the fun
They coume to my trailer. Bom bom, bom, What the
fun going on? I'm not gonna lie, Bill. The way
that you're in the middle of the story kind of
gas it off. No, I'm not kind of And the
way that Jim Brown with a little bit because Jim

(22:44):
Brown came to me because he don't know them, like,
oh okay, So Jim Brown is like O G for
me on a personal ti so he all of us.
So he comes to me and he's like, Yo, Bill,
what the funk going on? We got all these motherfucker's
head How did he find out? Though nobody was working it,
it was just shut down to set with shut down
for a second or whatever. Right, So he comes to

(23:04):
me and he was like, ain't no motherfucking wait, We're
not gonna do this movie. This movie is important blah
blah blah. So now he calls a meeting, like he
bringing the cripts in the Bloods together in my trailer. No,
I'm not bullshitting. They had to fucking ship in my trailer.

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I want to get zone. So I'm sitting there and
they try to talk it out. Blah blah blah. He's
orchestrating and telling us what Jamie is not Jamie. Jamie
wasn't with it. He wasn't with it. I mean he
would why would he be, you know what I mean
at that moment or whatever. So Jim Brown somehow figured
out a way to talk to them to figure it out,
then go back and talk to people and then we

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start filming again. But without Jim Brown, I don't know
what would have happened, because he just gave us some
type of clarity, you know what I'm saying from from
from from an O G side. You know, he made
it seem like, you know, basically was stupid that we
would be fighting or disrupting eighty million dollar movie black
men getting a chance to do something together and we
out here fighting. We look crazy because we didn't look
crazy at the end of the day. But they ended

(24:08):
up fixing it. But it was, it was, It was
really crazy because only like at that time, Jim Brown
and Bill Cosby could have squashed to be But we're talking,
this is going there to ninety nine here in Miami.
Shout out to Miami back. But you being a royal comedian,
how did you feel like Bill Cosby? Because Bill Cosby

(24:29):
was the comedian and that was, uh, that made it.
But when he made it seemed like he started critiquing
everybody that was raw. Yeah, how was that finding knowing
that and then finding out the life that Bill was
living or you already know, I didn't know that. I
mean coming in the game. For me, Bill Cosby was
one of my he's on my wall of like inspired
comedians that made me want to be a comic, right

(24:50):
like watching him his his career watching him tell stories.
That's how I got good at telling stories watching guys
like him. Wanted to be a comic, then you can
be a TV star and you can do movies. He
sort of set that blueprint up for us, right, Um,
but he was a clean comic though, I'm not knocking
his hustle. He got on Eddie Murphy back in the

(25:12):
day for being raw, but everybody laying different. It doesn't
mean that, you know, I'm less of a comedian because
I'm raw and you're not. Like we're both achieving the
laughter than it works. Like Dave Chappelle ain't like a
dirty comic, but he's used as you know, flavor words,
but like he's not a dirty comic. I mean, Eddie
Murphy was more edgier than you know, a Dave or

(25:33):
Kevin Hart at that time. But it's a different time.
So you could be raw people to people right now.
Although you're saying what he just said about Dave to
people now, Dave is raw? Yeah is that? But let's
sick chickle Bill Cosby, It's okay. Oh oh, you're getting
right to it. Yeah, uh, because well I was, you

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know when I started hearing about it. Our blackness a
times protected our people and we say, man ain't Like
you told a story about Mike Tyson one time, um,
and it was it was a booty call you described it.
Did you think that, like, that's some bullshit? No, I
thought it was. I didn't want to believe anything of
like that. It wasn't until Hannibal Barriss did They leaked.

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They leaked a clip or something he said on stage,
and then they start buzzing around. So I started buzzing.
So I was like, yo, what I was like, Yo,
I don't make no sense, Like what would Hannibal say that?
But it was a clip of a whole set, right,
So I'm like nah. I kind of was like, nah,
that can't be possible. Whatever, whatever, right, And so then

(26:39):
other stuff started coming up, and then I was like, damn,
that's that's more than three people. You see the documentary? Yeah,
the documentary was Yeah. But see, I wasn't. Honestly, I
never did the Cosby Show. I never got a chance
to do a Different World or any of those shows
back in the day, so I never saw anything. I

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never got a chance. Never saw it. You know, maybe
they did. He had a separate light. Maybe he maybe
he just had he was insulated a way. I don't know,
but I'm saying, like, for me as a comic when
I was coming up in the game, I never got
a chance to meet Mr Cosby, you know what I'm saying.
He was my idol coming up in the game. I
was like, Yo, I want to get on TV. I

(27:21):
want to do my own show. He was writing, producing,
I mean, he did everything the right way, you know
what I mean. So I was like, Yo, Bill Cosby,
you know, oh man, he's he's the blueprint for how
the Brothers can move right, like right. But what I'm saying, like,
you know, it was a lot of stuff that came
out that you just go Wow. You just never know

(27:43):
in this game and in the business, you just never
fucking know what's gonna happen on people who they truly are.
You know, the documentary The first time I watched, I
was like I was still up in the ash. The
second time and the third time I watched the dude
times I was like, Dad, his nick is guilty. And
you know my good friend Chris Prisoner, you know Chris

(28:04):
pins So he called me, he said, yeah, I actually
know some of the woman and it was just like wow,
because it's so far, especially of us being a black man.
And then all of his his accusers at first were
white women. It's just it's just naturally didn't feel right.
So um, but then it was a few sisters in there. Dude,

(28:26):
he discriminated when it comes to stuff like that. This
is the thing I'm gonna say, and I'm not gonna
you know, dog anybody. The thing about men is we
never get cleaned up when if we get accused of something,
it's on you. Like, they don't come back and go,
oh my bad, guess what, he never did anything. They
just throw a title on you and you get stuck
with it and you hopefully your lawyers and your pr

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people can kind of get you back on point right.
But in a situation like an accusation about that, that's
a tough stain on the man. So I don't jump
out on the curb on that real fast. I gotta
wait and see because I pray. I always pray that
it's not true, but I always pray, like, yo, please
tell me my man didn't do that. You knew he
knew he did? Yeah, Yeah, it was ridiculous, you know.

(29:15):
Jeffrey Epstein like certain things. You just it's just so banana. No, no, no, no.
But I'm saying, like, what's that story? But like Jeffrey
Epstein situation was so bananas and it was such a
almost like a business of a sort of how many
people was involved in it was so many layers of power.

(29:37):
You can see how he was living within that world.
And he was basically like he felt like he was
extorting everybody. She wouldn't tell everybody. He was like, oh
my god, oh my god. But it came to an end, right,
and so very very and yeah she she haven't. She
still list and they haven't released Hey, they're not gonna
release no less because it be too many people. But

(29:58):
in a situation like mr Ka to be who in
my opinion, um, his legacy you know, to me was
unbelievable to get accused and finally they said he was
not guilty of that of at the end he got
out of jail, blah blah blah. But still he didn't
get out of jail because's not guilty. He got a

(30:19):
jail case, tack of colar case. But you know what
I'm saying, let's be clear, I gotta be on point
right every since this Kanyep I got ye, I've been
I've been waiting to tell you this ship I noticed.
I looked at the camera like no holding down. I've

(30:39):
never seen no voice room tiperature. After that Kanye ship
Can Club was like, guys, hey, I love drink chant.
I had no idea and honestly I was I was

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(32:05):
let's get back to that. Let's get back because we
already know another controversy. So so so Bill, So you
the first time you heard it, you knew you didn't know? Bill,
you didn't. But then, um, what's this commedia in the
name Hannible Barris? Yeah, bar Barris, that's you said you
started the Hittie story. Yeah, that's the first time I

(32:26):
heard it, kind of like when it went viral. Yeah,
like I never I had never heard anything weird like that,
and I just heard it in the skin and I
was like, damn, why would Hannibal say something like that?
That's so bizarre. And then right after that it just
kept it felt like it was like boom, boom boom.
That's how that's because because like I never seen the
effects of Bill Cosby other than seeing him on television.

(32:49):
So did you as a comedian? You know that? Um?
I know, I know the effects of of DMX, of
of of Tupac, even though I never met Tupac and
Mike Tyson. And when I heard them accused of the
same thing, I was like, there's no way possible. So
you be in the in the in the in the
comedy world, and especially controversy back then, controversy back then,

(33:13):
you couldn't. Really you don't have it. You don't have
a Twitter, you ain't have social media at all. Did
you think it was set up or you knew? I
just didn't understand why all of a sudden, Um, you know,
Mr KASMI was going through a tough time. I'm like, yo, man,
he's been cleaning his whole life. You know, Mr almost
played it perfect, you know what I mean. And there's

(33:35):
the conspiracies around him buying the network, and it almost
seemed like, to be honest with you, it was like,
once he was about to buy NBC, everything went wrong.
But when they went back to the footage of him
and Larry King, that's when not lost. It were like
you you ain't got the Spanish flow, and it was like, yeah,
Spanish flowing too old niggas talk about Spanish flower. You know,

(33:56):
they were out a lot. You ain't think they were like, oh,
I never knew what man his flower was, but I
heard about it. And it used to be a thing
they said back in the day, you know, in them
seventies parties and stuff that guys used to do that,
and they used to do the quate louds And I
ain't a part of me wants to do a quate Loud.

(34:18):
I'm just going out there still still making it. I'm
just thinking about it because it's like fixing the great times,
like take another quaiter to call me the morning. I
was like, what the fund is like way Loud, I
never really figured that out. That was little out from
out here. Better. You gotta relax. You had a crai
little You had a ship from out here that I

(34:40):
didn't have. I might have. Yeah, Man, it happens. Man,
there's times the time of quick time flowers. Let's get
what flowers right? Our show about giving people their flowers.
And like I said, I studied you, and I said, wow,
you are really the slick rick of comedy. Like the
way you could saw the story and just then with

(35:00):
mind us in the middle of how when the story
is going in at the end, bring us all in.
I had never and and you deserve your flowers. We
won't give it to your face to face your face. Yea.
Oh man, I got my sloop set. Sloop set. It's
like the Grammy because it's from your own from your

(35:21):
own people. And thank you. Ye man, I'm super I'm
super honored because like uh, you know, comedy is to
me is a gift. You know, you just never know
how it will go right, you just do it from
the heart, like I've always just want to be funny
for people, you know what I mean. And I think
what happened was during COVID, when nobody was moving and

(35:42):
I was working on my book and writing different chapters.
I start remembering stuff and I just started telling stories
on Instagram in my car, and then ships went bananas
like people was like, yo, your stories. It's like movies.
You're the first one I saw Bullbuster the rhymes. Yeah,
but trying to be on stage busting on it was coolio, coolio.
He got body rest in pieces, rest in piece to

(36:04):
clearly be careful. Yeah, let's be careful. We gotta be
yea yeah, yeah you want right now? Ya? You don't
know where we wow, motherfucker's say whatever. Lately he's been like, hey, guys,

(36:25):
it's up to you. It's true. That is strictly it's true.
We're not getting your legs. We love you. Okay, so
look it's a time, quick time, let's do Okay. So
we got a game he was playing it. We're sucking
up every time. I'm the easiest game. Basically, don't drinking.
Fan have a cocktail? Yea, but fans they hate us

(36:50):
from you. No, no me saying that much. Up the rules.
It's like you just can't say the rules straight? Can
you hunt? It's multiple choice. You get to two names
or two things, Okay, one or the other. Right, if
you don't pick any, it's the political answer. We're drinking.
That's it. Okay, so you pick one. We're good. We're drinking.
It was a drinking shop. You don't leave you out.

(37:13):
We're drinking with you. How many rounds? What's this is?
You don't know? You could be like jay Z answered
every single woman. But I don't know why we called
a quick time or slie because never quick about this. Okay,
whatever you want to you could do to kill up.
You can dominic in my mohuanna. I don't recommend that

(37:36):
they make that in the bathtub and can do You
don't want that, you don't want that takes some vodka.
I take some vodka to kill This is a rock
made by a black man. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, black man.
Goddamnan nor for that that god damn. He stold your
girl at one point. So you got you got to drink.

(37:56):
That actually saved me. She was a set up. Queen
is set up. He's got that girl somewhere, but he
saved me. Somebuddy trap queens. Okay, yeah, oh this is
this first one. Okay, y'all, fin you're trying to get
him to drink immediately. Remember if you say both, so
I seither one or or the other, or if you
don't say nothing, you drink, or if both are neither,

(38:18):
we drink because you got respectful both wanted to pick one.
If you think when nobody drinks and we're trying to
set you up. By the way, I don't make these questions.
This guy from Colombia's Dominican guy right here, they put
us against his name Haszardness and Mr leave the watch.
I see that's how they do. They see here, they
watch you, and then they come up with these whatever
criteria in your mind. You're all right, I feel like

(38:40):
we're splaying that simple this time so the fans won't
kill me. Started playing the game we're making like a
company were like, you know, maybe if you say that
making me you're ready? Okay, Richard Pryor or Eddie Murphy.
Richard Pryor. Okay, you want to explain why, because Richard

(39:01):
Pryor is the is the true king of comedy for
me period, Eddie Murphy right there. You know you got
Mike and you got Kobe right the boom ba. You
like sports to you your sports analogy to be crazy
Martin or Chris Rock in which way though already son
to me. Wait wait wait, wanted to help on the

(39:28):
shot to let me tell you alight, cool, all right, Okay,
if we're talking, we got Martin and we're talking Chris Rock.
Martin got the most prolific sitcom I've ever seen in
my life ever ever. So if we're going but we're
going TV, I gotta go Martin. I'm gonna drink it.
But if you talk about stand up I think Chris

(39:51):
rocks first stand up is one of what I think.
I forget which one was I was thinking was here
in New York Okay it was bonkers. So like, if
we're going like stand ups, mesitions, that's one. But for TV,
I'm gonna go my inn. That's something he's getting. Yeah yeah, okay,
I got yeah, yeah, But that's how you know he feels,
That's how you know my new York Energy. It's rubbing.

(40:11):
You got your shot. You got to give me something?
What you what you want? Vodka? All right? So go
to kill? Thank you, thank you. What's what's next? A right?
You ready? Oh well, I got to do the shop.
Let's do the shot. That's right, that's right. Thank you
all for being on point the rule and it's right now.
It's four twenty's on the dot. Don't yeah, yeah, yeah,

(40:35):
thank you. Don't smoke? Oh no, I don't smoke. Okay, cool,
but I do. I can't hear other people smoke. Okay,
I want to take this one. Nas or jay Z
jay Z Okay, you're not new album is hard to

(40:57):
that's all. I'm definitely getting it. Ah, I like this one.
Kodak Black or twenty one Savage Savage. I think it's
gonna be biased with this next one. Okay, you go
Rap City or your MTV raps. Stop playing your MTV

(41:19):
rap that is not debatable. Shout out. Shout out to
Ed Lover, Dr Dre and Fab Fivetty, Legendary Robin Williams
or George Carlin. Those are legends right there. Get the
shot ready, I'm gonna go, George Colin. Yeah, but George

(41:45):
Carlin was my guy. Like that guy got me really
wanted to be a stand up Yeah, George Corlin, Okay,
Dave Chappelle or Kevin harr Man, I'm gonna have to
go with David. I love the story that you said
Dave came up to you and call it story because

(42:09):
Dave is so smart like people people don't understand, like
Dave didn't come out the hood. You know what I'm
saying to educated people, beautiful educators. He's very intelligent, and
he takes his time, and he has references that are bizarre,
and he smokes a lot of weed, right, and even
more cigarettes. He smoked cigarettes like they candy. Like. He

(42:31):
don't even finish. It's like, man, hold on, get me, like,
so this is a true story, so out of nowhere
one day. That's why I put it into a story
because it was so bizarre. Radio City Music Hall, Radio
City Music Hall. So Dave comes up to me, right,
he was like, hey, man, I asked your favorite, Uh,

(42:51):
how want you go on stage now? I literally Jess
walked into the back of Radio City Music trying to
surprise him, trying to probing for his birthday. And so
because you know, I got to text him like yo.
So he's like, man, this is gonna be insane. I'm like,
what you need me to do? He said, just do
two minutes, ten minutes, ten minutes, It'll be fine. Chris

(43:13):
is here, Jerry sign fails here, it's gonna be as extravaganzer.
I'm like, oh, I can't make this up. So I'm like,
I don't know if you as as a rapper, you
know what I'm saying as a DJ, like, if somebody
puts you on the spot, can you spend right now
and you don't have your records, you don't have your ship.
Joe does it to me all the time, you can't

(43:34):
do it right now. So basically, put me on the
spot at Radio City is sold out. I'm like, oh
my god, Like, I'm trying to figure out my jokes. Okay,
all right, want I'm gonna start with what I'm gonna do,
and I'm trying to figure it out right. So David's
just watching me. He was like, man, listen, you're gonna
be fine. He hid than a motherfucker, and and he's

(43:59):
what you like. I was like, no, I'm like I'm
trying to get him my jokes He was like, man, relax,
you're probably one of the most talented comedians. I promise you. Man,
I've seen everything. I've seen all of them, the greats,
and I'm gonna say that to you before your go
on stage. In my lifetime, you're John Coltrane. And I

(44:23):
was like, oh, ship, because you know, John Coltrane was
so eppy. And I was like, what do you mean.
He was like because John Coltrane he had everything. Chrisma
had the ladies, he was cool, the guys like him,
and that's you Bill Bellamy And I'm sitting there like, oh,
ship about the get emotional ship. Two seconds later, Chris
Tucker come around. He told me the same ship. We

(44:54):
gotta shout out day for mentioning us on. I saw
that that was huge, man. That was Dave. David is
a good dude man and he loves the coach. He
loves hip hop, so he always he always finds ways
to keep it in the in the pocket. I love it.
So Jerry Springer or excuse me, Jerry your minus and

(45:20):
Jerry Springer right now the shot hit me right now,
Jerry siefeld Or, Jim Carrey, Oh, I'm I'm going to
go with Jim Carrey because Jim Carrey came out of
in Living Colors so incredible in his career. What he

(45:42):
the imprint, It's just it's never been done before, like
that part. I love both of them, but I just
think the way Jim Carrey came in only white guy
on the All Black Casts and just Michael Jackson his
way up out that that it was, it was, it was,
he was incredible. Are you with me stuff? Let me

(46:03):
the physical style, the physical comedy. So let me ask
you something because right we had while they sit there
and um, I told while A like, um, I never
really got side felt. But I love Kirby enthusiast. While
I was like, suggest you watching the other day, I
actually went, I'm on season five Feld I watching the
whole ship going through it, and it's actually a show

(46:25):
about nothing. It really is like it's really about like,
if you think about it, it's about these guys getting
together in this restaurant and eat garbs because I don't
know why I keep everyone eats carbs, Like everyone is
just sandwiches and French fries and it's just like but
it's brilliance in that. Yeah. But what I think what

(46:46):
was brilliant about Jerry Seinfeld was to me and is
and he was on that show at Radio City Music
on and he killed. He's a real medium for a
black audience. Is a black audience, Yo is a mix
because Dave David, you know, he had that level tickets
like for Wanted, So it's a mixed you know, it's
a few black people, but it's you know, so uh

(47:09):
you know Jerry side Felt. What I like about Jerry
is Jerry was able to take his comedy, his premises
and put them in a show and make a story
around it. That's what I liked about you know what
I mean? And that's why everyone thinks their friends is
a dope. But who could really make four hundred million
about hanging out with their friends? Bro? Nobody but j
just think about it like every no One's crew was

(47:30):
gonna be like everyone's gonna be like the Chip think
that you can do this. But he's a guy. If
you think about the essence of side Felt, it's about eminence.
First one of which was a girl that he dated
and they figured they they're not compatible, but they're still
gonna be cool. When did this happen in the world happened. Nobody,

(47:55):
No one but side felt. I'm sorry to get emotional, guys,
because this is brilliant to me because I'm like, wow,
and maybe that was his, but that's what that was
his his sensibility. If you go, if you watch it
again and you just really think about like he put
us into his world of his friends and his sense
of humor. And when I seen him do that stand up,

(48:15):
because I had never seen Jerry Seinfell do his stand
up live Radio City Music Hall that night he murdered
for twenty five minutes. Everything he said was bananas, bro,
And I was like, he's gonna come up community. This
is a guy who got Listen to me, bro, Jerry
sein felt, ain't nothing to play with. You do not.
It's a couple of cats in this game. That's veterans.

(48:37):
If you they do a guest spot and you're not ready,
you're gonna get body. Bro. I had George Wallace open.
He came rand up, text me yo, big you in Atlanta,
I'm coming. I said, oh ship. He walked in that
motherfucker with a bad he old school yellow rember, the yellow. Yeah,
I'm gonna do five, seven and eight went on stage.

(49:01):
And toward the whole house down, and every joke was
to So it's it's it's it's something to be said
about that generation because they're very technical. Like I'm a
part of the Dave Chappelle generation, Me, Dave mar and
Steve Harvey coming together, like were all right, I'm gonna
call us the deaf comedy Jam all stars. Right, we

(49:22):
were behind these cats. Okay, but the cats that was
a little that's a little older than us. They came
from another school where it was structured, and it's boom
boom boom, boom boom, like everything would be hitting you don't.
You'll never see a pro from that generation throwout a
dud and it don't. It'll be a bunch of empty space.

(49:43):
They I learned watching them that that Oh there's a
rhythm to their comedy. It's a set up jab jab boom,
or it's a set up boom, set up boom. It's
you know, it's never like say something and people waiting
for thirty fucking minutes to get the punchline. Those days
don't happen in with those guys. Now. Some of the
new comments gotta learn that technique because we got the

(50:04):
social media and stuff. But if they were to go
back and study the greats to George Carlins, you know
what I'm saying. We're talking even Robin Williams. You know,
we talked about let's go back Marcia Warfield, like the
classic like forget TV stand up, Paul Mooney man, Paul

(50:24):
Mooney sitting in the chair. You know, it's crazy. Paul
Mooney wouldn't exist in this time because Paul Paul. They wouldn't.
They couldn't even take Paul more. Yeah, Paul Mooney hurt
everybody feelings, including black people, like he would have been
everybody like this. I don't I don't honestly, I don't
like what we are right now with comedy, right because

(50:45):
this whole cancer comedy or cancer culture, well two things. Okay,
I don't like council culture because it is it's just unware.
It's just swinging left and right. It's no, it's no
like specific if they don't like it, Oh, it's like
somebody that's always in their feelings. Cancer culture is like
a person who's always in their feelings. Like to me,

(51:07):
people on Facebook is always in their feelings no matter
what you post. They'd be oh, go on Twitter. You
don't go on Twitter. Twitter throw it over there. But
I don't know if Twitter has the same feeling as
for Twitter is my drug? You I go on Twitter
to feel great and feel horrible the same time, Like
like I want to know if I want somebody but something,

(51:30):
keep doing what you're doing. If I want to feel horrible,
still going to Twitter, I'm like, yeah, what's going on y'all?
To somebody like we don't care, You're like, why what
did I do to you? But but the cancer culture
for comedians, to me, is like old school traditional mindset,

(51:53):
trying to keep us conservative. Like, don't say that you're
gonna hurt the little people. Don't say that you're gonna
hate this community, don't say that comedy is about taking
the truth and flipping it. Like comedians, our job is
to snatch reality, snatch observations, turn it around and bring

(52:14):
it back to you in a funny way. Why are
we so now? We got a tiptoe? So you got
a guy like me, you got a guy like Dave.
We can't say a joke that we thought of that's
so funny that might make people think about stuff in
a different way. You know, you got you got uh uh,
anything is sensitive like I remember. I'm gonna tell you
the first instance. I remember when she got weird. Do

(52:36):
you remember when Janet Jackson the boom about I never
forget wonderful moment of history. I was happy, I never
I didn't see the matter. Was outraged over it was
outraged over. The thing flipped down right justin Timberlay went whoa, okay,
whoa so real quick. I never forget. I was on
tour after the Janet Jackson malfunction. I went into a

(53:00):
radio station and I had to sign, uh release that
I would not say anything that was inappropriate like prior
to you getting on before, and they made all the
radio DJs. I never forget this ship. Because I was
in Boston. I came in the radio station and said,
you know, Mr belling me, everything is crazy around it
right now. You know the radio station is tight on us.

(53:21):
We can't say you can't use no bad language, can't
any sinuate, can't do this. Can't you gotta sign this?
You won't be on your a game. I said, oh snap,
because you know you could go on certain radio stations
and get loose, and then certain radio stations you couldn't.
But it was a mandate. I don't know if you
remember this, I don't know what here that Super bowlshit
was it got tight. If you was in radio, it
got tight. That's what it is. Right now, it getting tight,

(53:45):
which is like it went backwards, because that's how it
was in the early days of entertainment when were you
couldn't go in the Bible belt and if you you
got arrested if you said some profane ships yeah, blue ship.
So it's like we're going backwards. Yeah, but it's it's
it's I feel like it's cycles, you know what I mean.
I feel like it's definitely cyclical, right, Like it goes in. Oh,
now we're gonna be uptight. Then we're gonna get loose again.

(54:05):
Because if you think earlier, we talked about Eddie Murphy,
Eddie Murphy broke out the box being wrong, like think
about it like and I think that's what made him
Eddie Murphy because he didn't give a funk and he
like did him and he became he went from raw
the deliriate to the That's why he became Eddie Murphy. Right.

(54:26):
So there's a part of America that wants to row.
But in the other suits too with the peaky rain
on top of the leather gub. I never figured that
out anyway, making keep it moving right now, in our culture,
we have to make a decision on are we gonna
go for the truth of what it is and not
care or be scared. I can't tell scared jokes because

(54:50):
now I'm tiptoeing like to me, I love Dave Chappelle
on this respect that I love Dave because he's always
pushed envelope. It's not like all of a sudden Davis
pushing the envelope. Why did the Dave Chappelle's show become huge? Right?
So you want Dave Chappelle to stop being him and
do something else. He's doing what he's ordained to do.

(55:14):
He's doing what his gift is given to him, and
the people love it. Now, every joke might not hit
right for you. You ain't gotta like like every joke
I do. You ain't gotta like every story I tell.
But maybe eighty percent of them is cool. Maybe one
you ain't working with. So does that make me a
bad guy or a bad comedian? No? For the social
media that exacerbates all of that ship because that's the

(55:36):
only thing that I'm worried about it being just a
cycle because and before the cycles would happen, but now
social media empowers every single voice to be a keyboard warrior.
And I mean, I am conscious about what I say honestly,
you know, watching you know, like even with my boy
Kevin Heart, like you know, he went through a tough time,
like he said a joke that was so long ago,

(55:59):
it was like fourteen fourteen years ago, and they went
back and tried to use a joke. Yeah, that's the
that's the thing. But that's the thing that's horrible for comedians, right,
like we do jokes like we're playing around. That would
be like me being in the dice game or kicking
it with my boys and I say a joke and
somebody feel me and put it up on the on
the ground and I'm joking with Nori having a good time,

(56:20):
but it's only for us right here, and they put
it on the graun I'm head yas that's the only
part that I don't like, Like it's like, oh my god,
they go back in your archives some ship I said
when I didn't even know I was a comic, bring
it up now so so so you don't like alligators.
It could be someone some crazy shit about like someone

(56:41):
that wasn't even a lot back that going back, I
don't even understand the context of that period. That's what
I'm saying that that's the only thing that's scary for us.
You don't feel like that in music. That's why I
don't making music. The more I feel like it's right
here right now? Are you gonna next one? The next
one is when you go ahead and let's see what

(57:02):
we had, because I don't agree with this one. You
don't agree with it. After Jerry's sin Fell and Jim Carrey,
Bernie mac A, Red Fox two legends, that's tough. You
did your job as ready. Yeah, I gotta drink. I can't.

(57:22):
That's those of both my dudes. That's that's that's the legendary.
That's a tie. Yer cheers, it's already to make this
game even longer. But I think you like drinking. But
it made me drink Champs right, maybe, but let me
think about it. I don't see nowhere because Red Fox right,

(57:45):
I'm black and Puto Rican right. But I remember the
first time I ever heard like the worst big before
was watching Red Fox Fox was no, no, I don't
remember being words an arch bunker and there was a
guy named who I remember used to come over with

(58:07):
Red Fox house. He's like, you're derny Puerto Rican and
I was like, whoa eight years old at the time,
seven years old? The first time I ever been offended, Like,
holy sh're offended? Of course, come on, bro only time

(58:27):
because no but black for the weekend, the beet of
the worst kind. So when I was when I wasn't
being black, I was too black for Puaro Ricans. When
I was being Puardo weekend, I was sup puarter weekend
for the blast. And I remember me but no. One
never really liked being there out front racist to me.

(58:49):
And then on Red Fox, I'm watching Red Fox. Mad
Fox said, hey man, it's dirty Puerto Rican's hilarious. Yeah,
it's hilarious, but but it hit. It hit, but it
also hurt me. But it hurt me to that. I
get the joke. I got the joke this is But
when did you see how old? Because you have been
we're all kids when that show was out, I don't
know if it was a repeat. Offers like he was,

(59:11):
he was very he wouldn't understanding Fox probably couldn't exist
right now either, because he was he was bro, he
was brutal. He was like Don Rickles, like those like
Don Rickles even right now his style, how irreverent it
is and how he hit every nationality, but it was
to me, it was brilliant. Right. He made fun of everybody.

(59:34):
So you can't say it can't be offensive when you
see it. That's what I think. But then now the
one group would go, oh, like you, you was hurt,
But it's a million y'all. So now on social media,
y'all go crazy. You took it to the chest a
little bit. But now with social media it could become

(59:56):
a zillion people that feel like you didn't get really
really mad at over a joke. Here's my thing. It's
a joke, bro, I'm not I'm not a politician. This
is not something that is like, um, like a law.
This is like a moment of laughter, right, and if
I say a little something, a little crazy in this moment,

(01:00:19):
it's to make you laugh. Now, I'm not trying to
hurt nobody feelings. That's the thing. Like I feel like
comedians we should get a pass. Like I feel like
both of my grandfathers was racist. Being honest like grandparents,
parents was like, and there was racist against me going

(01:00:41):
to my black girl. It was hot to silver, where
like what Puerto Ricans still like, wait a minute, what
They're not going to my blas same thing going on Putricans,
They're like, hey, man, like fun. Everybody's like, you can't win,

(01:01:02):
you can't win. And it was funked up because my sister,
my older brother, and my little brothers all light skinned.
I'm the only chuck. I'm the only one, so I
get it all. Damn it all Like oh man, I'm
just saying so um. But that made me who I am.
It made me actually be able to have cause I

(01:01:23):
feel like we have the United Nations and Cruise. We
have Jewish people in our crew. We have Cuban people
and our crew. We got Haitian people are creol. We
got rushing people in our crew, Peruvian people and our
crew fireman for Perugers of our blunts. And he wrote
them very nicely. Back there should be a camera because
the role is sweet. Yeah, and he rested with camels
on Saturday. But yeah, but it's a different time. I

(01:01:49):
feel sorry for this generation because growing up. So I'm
gonna give you a perfect example. One of my rest
in peace, one of my really good friends who was
a guy named Freddie and to my tee and Freddie
was brown is me Puerto Rican? Right? And like you
like he was mixing, but it was so funny. So

(01:02:10):
Freddie was like, Yo, be, man, this ship crazy. You know,
I'm Puerto Rican, hud, but I'm like the only chocolate
motherfucker Puerto Rican ship. He said, you know, Puerto Ricans
coming every motherfucking flavor. You know I got you know,
you know some of my cousins they think they wait,
but think they so The funny joke that he used

(01:02:32):
to say to me was so funny. He was like, Yo,
be every time I go to my little cook house
and and my ba and doing my ship, they will
always be like, yo, who this nigga? Because he was
the only chocolate Puerto Rican, everybody was like medium, a
little warm, you know what I'm saying. But Freddie was

(01:02:53):
brown is me one thousand percent Puerto Rican? And it
sounds like you like he was going through it. Goddammit,
you'll be going to do it, okay, um shout out
the Friday Friday or next Friday, first Friday first Friday,
First Friday, guarantee money, nothing to talk about. Go with

(01:03:14):
the first one, okay, because I know you're from jers
So red Man or method Man. I'm going with red Man.
I got you. Now, let's drink. Let's drink. I expect
that because Methods is my man too. Can I explain
my wife? Alright? So red Man represent Jersey all day,

(01:03:38):
every day to the fullest. Is him and Meth. They're
a team. So I wanted to drink for both of them,
first and foremost Jersey, red Man, Gulley. You know what
I'm saying. Doing this saying Meth will say my guy.
So I had to drink for both of them. I
just wanted to drink anywhere and by the way, but
I googled you and say he's from East Orange, from

(01:03:59):
North New York. Yeah, I know what each change is.
I'm from nor So. The next was a good one,
friend the Jack Capital. I lived in West Orange. You
lived in West just as I blew up though, Yeah, yeah,
he's all right. Yeah. They got a lot of Puerto

(01:04:20):
Rican chicks in Sack and Colombia. I'm gonna tell you,
like in Jersey, we got pockets. Uh so in Jersey.
If you go like to Clifton and you go to
like for Sack and the Cuban, I got family. The
Cubans are a lot of city. Yeah yeah, your city. Yeah,

(01:04:41):
that's what the Cubans. Okay, okay, let's go naughty by
nature or laws of the under Jersey all day, Jersey.
Get your shot ready, Yeah he got he got it.
I need my shot over trying to flat leave me underground.
And I'm so happy you shot at them out. I

(01:05:07):
just saw a trench last week. Shout out to give
me something, give me something. Boom, I'm glad I'm not driving.
What's that any given Sunday? Or how to be a player?

(01:05:28):
I think I know the answer, how to be a player? Yeah?
Do you really know how much? Because I know we're
spoken that earlier, but I kid you not drink tamps
just kind of like saved me out of the like
like this this dumb ship when people just say my names.
But what what like that purgatory that what you know

(01:05:50):
I did more than what? What? Yeah? I did the
boy did what stopped playing? What? What? What? Don't get
the other one so did didn't didn't really change your
life to that? And then it's like, no, I'm gonna
be honest with you. Okay, how to be a player?
Let's let's let's go back into the scope of Bill Bellamy. Right,

(01:06:15):
you gotta understand night Like, so I got I got
popping ninety one, I don't know where he was. He
was in jail. Okay, So ninety one I did Deaf
Comedy Jam had one of the dopest sets. I was
the yellow with a yellow one. No, no, no, let

(01:06:36):
me see the first one. First one. I had it
on the block and I hadn't so check it out right.
So I was the first comedian to premiere on Deaf
Comedy Jam in ninety one. Okay, premiere, what does that mean?
That means like when when that show premiere, every trailer
that you saw I was in, it was it was uncanny.

(01:06:57):
So like when I take my set, I closed, but
my set was so strong that they put me first
in the in the order. And did you know how
big the show was going to become? Nobody nobody knew. Right,
I gotta ask you one question before you before you
see it on? Was that ask girl? In your head?

(01:07:18):
It was shout out to ask real quick. So ninety
one girl ain't gonna by the way, is something I
was like, well, you know everybody had at the hot time,
I had a girl to fun my shot up. But

(01:07:41):
I was always wanted me like, dude, this is this
nig Indian or something. I know Dominicans. I knew you weren't.
I know you wanted to make but about in there,
But let me finish this all right, so real quick,
So I'm gonna get you. I'm gonna get it before
we get to the how to be a players. So
you gotta understand by the way it speet hard, you
gotta stop pouring them shouts a little le less. Okay,

(01:08:03):
so real quick. Premiere on Deaf Comedy Jam. Um Our
premiere on Deaf Comedy Jam. I come out explosive, boom.
No one knows my name yet, but they know my
set and they know what I look like. Right, so
ninety going in the ninety two, I get MTV. So

(01:08:24):
it was almost like I shot out of cannon because
I always believe God's time and it is flawless. Didn't sorry,
but did Death Comedy have had anything to do with
your MTV? Get getting that? I don't even know how
ship happened, Bro, I'm in New York. I'll be honest
with you. I do Deaf Comedy Jam. I kill that ship.
Hungry young comedian. I get an audition to be a VJ.

(01:08:50):
I don't know what the funk. I don't even have cable. Bro,
I don't have cable. I don't have to stop playing
with me. MTV was in certain neighborhoods back in the nineties.
She had to be in the I was in the hood, bro,
stop playing with me. So I didn't even have MTV.
I didn't even know what the funk. It was so

(01:09:12):
cut to I get an audition shout out to Tracy
Jordan's Tracy Jordan was like, Yo, you're a funny ass comedian.
Do you like music? I was like yes. She was like, well,
I got an idea for you. I got a show.
Um right now, it's called Fade to Black, but we're
gonna change it to MTV Jams. You would be perfect
to be the host of a show. I want you

(01:09:33):
to come in blah blah blah. I'm speeding the story up.
Go in audition. Next thing you know, I'm on MTV.
When I first got on Deaf Comedy Jam, nobody knew
my name. Everybody used to say, yo, you my man
um um ship Ralph Bellamy. They never knew my name.

(01:09:56):
When I got on MTV, people was like, yo, that's
Bill Bellamy. Because you remember back in the day, I
used to be like, Yo, this is Bill Bellaby MTV jams.
I always said my name Bill Bella, me Bill Bellamy. Cool. Right,
I'm I'm bringing you full story to how to be
a player. So cut too. I get on MTV. This
is when MTV is shifting to playing our music. Do

(01:10:20):
you understand? Oh hey, so you gotta understand. I'm in Jersey.
I'm seeing Norty by Nature before they was Norty by Nature,
Latifa before she was cleaning, Latifa, red Man before Apache.
Cats don't even know who Apache is, you know. So

(01:10:41):
what I'm saying is, so I get an opportunity out
of nowhere to be on broadcast television to promote hip
hop and R and B. That was my land. It
had never happened before. So cut to I'm like, oh shit,
you know, they wasn't with nobody black at MTV until

(01:11:02):
I got there. It was just Michael Jackson, right, So
there's no way it was It was your MTV raps
and it was like but they had no like mixture
show that could bring the bridge. I was the bridge.
So when I came to mt t R L boom,

(01:11:23):
so when I came to MTV, it was just the
timing of it was, this is no ego. I don't
want nobody to take this the wrong way. I just
got lucky right came in. So it was a bridge
between because your MTV was here. And then they say, Yo,
we don't want to just do like the underground hip hop.
We want to do pop culture hip hop. So here
come Noughty hit, comes Redman hitcome Method hit, come to

(01:11:46):
Woo hit, comes Jade hit, come as w V. So
all of a sudden, out of a suddenness, all this
and it's the only way to blow up. We had
no Internet. If you was an artist in ninety one, two, three,
four or five six, if you didn't do MTV, you
couldn't go platinum. It's no way. The gates of the gate.
That was the gate gate. Okay, cut too. Then I

(01:12:08):
hit how to Be a Player? I want to talk
back to you, So what what what happened? What happened
with How to Be a Player was how to be
a player was like a building step. And I'm gonna
give Russell Simmons his flowers because Russell was like, you're
you're the coachure, You're you, You're cool. Motherfucker fluff you'll.

(01:12:36):
I think it, like I swear a guy like Russell Russell.
It was Russell Simmons that gave me that opportunity. So
Russell was like, Yo, I'm gonna do this movie with you.
I think you encompass the right energy to make this
movie work. I didn't even know if it was gonna

(01:12:57):
be real. Bro, you gotta understand, I'm brand new to
the game. You know. I didn't know Nori. I didn't
know you. I was like, eyes wide open, sort of like,
oh my god, I'm in the game now. Like you know,
I went outside the game on the bench beaten, like,
all right, I'm gonna give you a perfect serve. This

(01:13:18):
is the liquor talking. Let me drink some water, drink
some liquor. How about half a shot? Take a half
a shot. I'm gonna every sort. I'm gonna give you.
Alleged that stack up? What was that? What was drink?
I didn't drink it? What was this initial question? We're
circling back to how to be a player, how to
be a plan? All right, but you gotta drink so okay,

(01:13:40):
why y'all keeping counting? It's called drink chaps for good story,
by the way, and we into it. Let's i'll give you,
I'll give you, I'll give you, I'll give you, like
a real story. Okay. So it's I'm gonna go back
with to go for it. So I was like, you know,

(01:14:01):
I don't know where you was in ninety one and
ninety two. The Deaf Jam Christmas parties was crazy. I
remember the Christmas parties were viral about it. Okay, nor
where was you in nine two? Depending on where juice
came out, I probably was in jail again. Why it's

(01:14:22):
back then that's when I was younger. Okay, jail you
trying to get your turn day was all right? So
nine two Deaf Jam parties was crazy. Yes, So when
a time super Cola, New York, right, and um, I

(01:14:44):
believe this is the moment that changed my life. I'm
gonna tell you why. So I'm in on line. I'm
not famous. I am a hot young comic. Try state
I'm local hot, Like I ain't worldwide, ain't know, ain't
know Instagram, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut. That's it. I

(01:15:04):
ain't hot nowhere else. I ain't even get them. I
had a drop in Philly, but I ain't hire. Only
rappers and artists can know what I'm talking about. It
like when you hig in a little area. I'm bubbling.
I'm fucking smoking every every shot, every time I do
a set somewhere in New York or Queens Brooklyn, Jersey, Connecticut.

(01:15:27):
I killed. I'm feeling myself, but I'm not. I'm local cool.
So I go to the death Cham party. It's cold
than the motherfucker. And I get to the door. I
will never forget this as long as I live. So
I get to the door and and um, I forget
who I was with, And they say, yo, we're done.
We had capacity. I said, oh ship, because I've been

(01:15:51):
outside freezing with my boys and them, and we drove
from Jersey to come to New York. Go to death
Cham depending on you to get them in. They can't
get in there, but you you got. But I'm hot local, Okay.
I get to the door, big gas security dude, you
know they're always dressing all black. Did he have braids.
I feel like he had. So my man was like, nah,

(01:16:14):
but we had capacity, and he put he put his
hand on my chest. He said, we had capacity. No
more people can get in. And I'm fucked up. Literally
at the door, Here comes L L cool J, Here
comes married, here comes jay Z. I noticed how you
didn't call him tad then because you didn't know him

(01:16:36):
as hard. I didn't know him. I like, I like together, continue,
I'm catching onto the so I'm like, yo, that lu
j he he went in. Damn. I didn't know her
at the time, but that was Mary J. Blige. She
went in. I said, God, damn it, they go jay

(01:16:56):
Z And I didn't know he was jay Z, but
he went in. Okay, cut to I said, oh my god,
I was so burnt. I was bro only cars that
came out the streets, you know what I'm talking about.
I was so embarrassed. I was so fucking burnt right
that I was disclose to not being able to get in.

(01:17:20):
I said, there will never be another motherfucking day in
my life that people don't know who I am. That's
who made Bill Belly that moment right there, like that
pain of embarrassment, the pain of watching another motherfucker get
past me. I feel like you're gonna do the pain
right now. I'm having to go mother. No. That's what

(01:17:46):
made Bill Bella because it was like, in that moment,
I never shared this to anybody before. In that moment,
it made me go back to the streets with it, like, yo,
I gotta get better. I gotta be I gotta be
more dominant. I gotta get better and I gotta go
to work because whatever I'm doing ain't enough and nothing

(01:18:07):
wrong with get hurt. This is the thing about cats.
They don't know. Cats always want to pie and without
the work. Sometimes you gotta get smacked in the fucking face.
Sometimes you gotta go through an adversity to get to
your to your to your to the prize, to the
hustle street. I'm a street cat, I'm dressed up. I'm

(01:18:30):
a street cat. I'm being honest. That was such a
wonderful moment in my life. Because cats don't know what
it takes to be great. Do you think Michael Jordan's
won every game? You don't. Michael Jordan didn't even make
the team. He went through some ship and got to
be Michael Jordan. Everybody needs to set back to get back.

(01:18:53):
In that moment, it made me realize that I gotta
go deep. I gotta hustle harder, and I got a
grind better so that I will never feel that again.
That's how all of a sudden you saw me boom
boom boom, because I was like, I'll never let my

(01:19:14):
light shut off again. But then because I had to
stop you, that was beautiful. Man, I'm gonna give your
flowers you want. Let's say you trying to get me drunk. Yes,
I am, I'm drinking. What did you celebrating you? What

(01:19:35):
does the next one come on? You got your phone open? Man,
I'm drinking water. Nobody on the staff drink water? Nope again? Okay,
uh Camera, Mace, Oh you feel like all. I even
don't know you from New York, but you got on
a pink shirt. Him, take a shot. Take a shot.

(01:19:57):
You're not drying, you're not driving. You got established this. Really,
I gotta take a drink. Take a drink because Cam
and May say, my boys, I can't, I should do
an album together at this point they should. They should,
Cam and Mace. It's nowhere. I got it, I got it.

(01:20:18):
That's even money but let me just before we get
finished quick time with slide, which we never will. This
is a long lasting game. This came a lesson tomorrow.
What now? This is my personal question. This is not
even the producer's question. Has nothing to do with it.
This has nothing to do But it's very apparent that

(01:20:42):
you back in the days, it was a frequent finger
p opera frequent frequent membership. You know. Okay, are you
married now? Yes? Okay, well, let me be careful that.

(01:21:04):
All right, this is back then in the nineties. You know, no,
no Instagram, No, no Instagram. So right now we call
people snipers, right that's they see something to get it
sniper down right now? Yes, okay, okay, right now, Front Montana.

(01:21:29):
I'm married. So I just I'm an observer. Yeah, yeah,
you at the game. Yeah, I'm out of the game.
But I'll be watching the game though. I want every Sunday, Monday, Tuesday.
I've been looking on Tuesday. I noticed those football on Tuesday,
but I still be watching the sniper games, right, Jeff
Comedy Jam Sniper? Okay, how was like after you did

(01:21:54):
Devin Comedy? Jam? Was your finger popping everything in New York? No? No, no,
outside of note what was it? What was was not?
The movie had a popping error for me here for you,
MTV the beach House, beach House, because you have let
me let me international fingers. Let me let me why

(01:22:16):
you gotta make it nast? Why are you doing all that?
Because I'm not doing so nast? Bring it to your
room to so let me let me explain any game
to you. Okay, So when my book Top Billing come

(01:22:39):
out April, that feeling you know my author? Right? Okay? Cool?
So real quick, I'm gonna take your back. Let's let's
just let's pick a let's pick a ninety, Let's pick
a ninety, let's pick a three. You was in jail, Okay,

(01:23:03):
so the figure so ninety two, ninety three bout came
out a little bit not yet? Yeah, okay, what's before?
What's ninety one? Come on google? Ninety two? What's what's o?
What's our time? Man? Nicest gang Star ran out the Phillies?

(01:23:31):
Isn't that who started? Yet? No? Ninety two, let's go
like I'm gonna, I'm gonna give you a gap. So
let's go from ninety two to ninety five. That's a night.
It's a golden era in hip hop. Right, no Instagram,

(01:23:52):
no social media. You gotta understand for the young catt
that's under right now, that's like under thirty, they will
never live the life we leve. Right. Okay, So hip
hop was like in the basement, So let's let's let's
let's figure out because no one can tell it like

(01:24:14):
me at this moment in my life. Cash wasn't embracing
hip hop all the way. You had run dmc Boom Dope,
you had quintessential R and B groups, you had quintessential
like uh rock Man's cambell and like that, Wait, Tam

(01:24:37):
mc cabe Tevin Campbell was wait, no, no, you're gonna
throw me off. All right, let's get it. Let's let's
let's keep it simple hip hop. Let me tell you
why I love hip hop. Hip Hop was like underestimated
its whole life. It's almost like a boxer that nobody
think could ever be the champ, like Mike Tyson. Let's

(01:24:58):
do hip hop as Mike Tyson came out the gutter,
came out the mud. Right, he ain't never gonna be
no champion, he ain't never gonna be the best. That's
what hip hop was at that time, because hip hop
was like Mike Tyson grinding in the gym, punching, slipping, slipping,

(01:25:22):
finding out they left right boom boom boom. Right. Hip
hop was like a true boxer that nobody expected to
be a champion. Here's how I kind of like wrote
the back of hip hop. So I'm outside of hip hop,
not knowing that hip hop was stuck in the basement

(01:25:46):
because it's hip hop needed exposure, right, So here comes
Bill Bella, me out of a left lane. Hip hop
is over here and we came to like a crossroads together. Right,
here's the beauty of God. So white media MTV decided

(01:26:07):
to make a choice to say, let's take a chance
on hip hop. Hip Hop came out the basement like
and like, nobody knew the power of hip hop. So

(01:26:27):
what is what? Who is the person that's going to
be the voice at the time when hip hop is
coming out of the basement. They chose me. God damn it,
God damn it. I didn't even know I was gonna
get that assignment. I was another guy coming zig but
God's time and it's flawless, right, So I come out

(01:26:49):
of nowhere. I'm the microphone for hip hop. Hip hop
comes out the basement. We meet together and we go together.
This was nine two, three, four, five six. It's never
happened before. It's documented on dream Champs My legacy. I'm

(01:27:10):
gonna tell you why because no one ever knew the
importance of what Bill Bellamy was on MTV. So I
didn't know. So I'm coming up. Whitney, Houston, Bobby Brown,
Jade Jade, s w V Boys, The Men, Naughty by Nature,

(01:27:31):
Red Man, motherfucking Um, Coolio, all these West Coast, Ice Cube,
Dr Dre, Snoop dog all of us was trying to
come up. I knew Snoop Dogg when he was nineteen
bro ninth teen. The first time I went to Snoop

(01:27:55):
Dogg's house, he was holding his son. Do you understand
when you read my book, you're gonna understand. Like I
don't even know how it happened. Like I was like,
oh my god, oh my life. I always saying, oh
my god, oh my god, I'm meeting Dr Dre. I
mean ice Q. I was the bridge between the West
Coast and the East Coast. You lived in l A,

(01:28:18):
but you know I lived here, but I went to
l A to grab the artists to bring them in
at the time. So hip hop to me, it is
like a fighter that was training in a dirty, grungy gym. Right,

(01:28:39):
It wasn't a famous gym. It was like a grimy
gym for cats that like boxing. They in the timberlands,
but they can fight. That's what I love about hip hop.
Who knew twenty five years later, thirty years later that
hip hop is the culture it is? Let me let

(01:29:04):
me ask you something though, now, looking back though in
that time period you started with MTV, do you think
because you said that, um, they gave a chance, do
you think they underestimated or underappreciated what hip hop could
and was doing? Because in the eighties, already the eighties
generation of hip hop was already doing arena and stadium tours.

(01:29:24):
Molly Cruel and I was out there. No, no, not Molly,
I'm talking about hip hop hip hop. I'm talking about
Run DMC, and they were already doing stadium and arenas.
So to say that in the nineties you know something
that because it's always been said MTV was kind of
boxing out hip hop. They was boxing out for a second,

(01:29:46):
I'll be honest, they was because like um, MTV was conservative.
They didn't know that hip hop was sell So I
don't know, like at the time, I didn't know like
Joe Biden before he picked Kamala, Right, that's an interesting reference.

(01:30:10):
But I'm just being honest like at that time, because
I want I know this is gonna live on like
social media forever, and there's young people that don't know
where we came from. So I want to give them,
like the history of the game. So there was a
moment in life that hip hop wasn't cool, like hip

(01:30:31):
hop wasn't culture. They don't know that, Like they don't
know when, uh, we had back in the day, we
had Carl can I, we had Sean John, we had
like it's certain Mr Lee Okay, y'all we were resonating

(01:30:58):
on a real level right now, Like there's certain parts
of the culture that don't know the elevation where we
are now, Like so they don't know that Niche right,
they don't know Fat Farm like Russell Simmons, like early
Echo with the mix come on, man, damage, damage, damn damage.

(01:31:19):
Let's go fin pocones. Yeah yeah, come on, man, Like
car stop playing. You know you wat you like your
faith says traveling for your face. You anna, but no,

(01:31:46):
So let's educate cats while we drink it. Right, So
they don't know how important hip hop is to our culture. Right,
but they don't know the steps. So some catches jumping
on the train right here. But we are the pioneers,
were like, so I had my contribution this way, Nori,

(01:32:07):
boom f and boom. We know that's why we we
were the same because we know we watched it evil. Right.
Here's the thing, and I'm gonna say this on Drink Champs.
Hip hop is the voice of everything. Yeah, it went
from it went from the basement situation that people try

(01:32:30):
to keep us low to being the parameter for what's cool,
the parameter for what's fly fashion. We dominate, right, Drink
Champs dominate the game, Bro, you stopped playing with me.

(01:32:51):
I think it's hip hop is is taking over so
much that you don't even notice, if you don't even know,
you're taking it for granting. CNN and they talking about you.
They gotta beef, they got they used slang and it's
like normal. Now that's what I'm saying. It's it's it's
it's permeated everything. Do you know how many times motherfucker's
said listen to this because you're gonna relate to this.

(01:33:23):
Do you know how many motherfucker's somebody car? That's the
luminatio there. If you're trying to come, you're gonna give
you getting some real ship. You know how many casts
say booty car, don't no where it came from? But
you know what, that's actually something to even be proud of.
That's how your booty car is. A booty car is

(01:33:46):
a phrase that people say like because it's normal. They
think it's like something that they don't know it came
from me. They came from something I wrote on a
piece of paper. Credible that I didn't to the that
I said at the Uptown comedy club that got me
on death jam period, true story. We gotta make noise

(01:34:10):
for that. Come on, how long you wrote your weed? God? Yea?
So he falls asleep. So are you an owner of
the actual movie booty Club? Are you a booty club?

(01:34:30):
Booty car? It's a booty club? Now, sorry, you gotta
do a booty club for booty cam check out he
runs that No, So call became a movie. And so
here's the interesting thing about booty car that people don't know.
So when the movie came up, I was offered the

(01:34:51):
movie first, and so when I read the scrap, I
was kind of like, I don't know if I want
to do that right now. I chose to do Love
Jones because because because the thing about it was and
I don't know if it was a good I think

(01:35:13):
it was a good choice. But at the time, why
I didn't do Booty Call and Jamie did it and
Tommy Davison and Vivica was I wanted to be considered
a real actor at that time. So I was like, oh, ship,
if I do Booty Call, I'm gonna be in the
same vein that people. Yeah, like I'm almost like the

(01:35:37):
same guy. So I said, I said, I'm gonna do
something different. I'm gonna do Love Jones because I can't
be comical and silly. I want to be serious. So
I jumped on Love Jones with Ted Witcher, Lorenz Tate,

(01:35:58):
Niil Long, Isaiah Washington. The cast was crazy because I
felt like those cats would make me a better actor,
and that's the only reason I did. I did that
but in hip hop, right, like that's like me, like right,
I didn't make up the world slime exactly right. But

(01:36:22):
I made it famous in hip hop all I got
on the two thousand and one album Caponing Oriega something
like that, and I kept saying slim. But now all
these other people use the word slime right, use the
word slime. I'm not better, So glad I'm not bitter.
But had I have nothing going on in my life,
I would have been the most mother You being a

(01:36:44):
bar Yeah, I would have been. Yes, So was it
every other time? When you just thought about it was
like yo, man, like they used my word that I be.
Could you have trademarked it? I didn't know? Yeah I didn't.
I should have. I mean I didn't know you could
you got understand from Newark, New Jersey? Bro stop playing

(01:37:07):
bro Bro Like hang on, Clinton been coming out the
mud Like you gotta understand in my life when you
read my book top Building, like I had to make
choices because most of my cats was was moving weight
in my neighborhood. I'm being completely honest, like, but but

(01:37:27):
they was missing for like three or four summers. So
I was like, I don't know if I want to
be missing. God, damn you you ain't seen right right,
feet going goddamn you know you know. So, so like
I was always like the thing, the thing about the

(01:37:50):
Street Game to me, that was like it was sexy
on certain levels because you could see certain cats look
like they was winning and they was moving and stuff,
but it was it always came with like, uh, expliration day.
I never seen a cat the only cat that I know,
like right now, off the top of my head doing

(01:38:13):
shots with y'all that came out the Street Game and
became everything they needed to be with jay Z. How
many jay z s you know, none and they don't
even know jay Z, right. But what I'm saying, but
what you see, what I'm saying, like Jigga to me

(01:38:33):
was very similar to my life, right, Like I was
around all the ship, I was all around things that
was good and bad, right, and I just was like,
I just don't know if I can wear expliration day
on what I want to do. So I was like
trying to figure out how to make money and figure
out like what's my way out? How could I take

(01:38:55):
care of my family my mom, my dad, my sisters
and my brothers or whatever? Right, and so like when
I started like like I always did it. I used
to say it to my friends, y'all slinging dope. I'm
slinging jokes this joke. Money ain't got no limits, ain't
got no sillings, ain't no way. I'm going to jail
for telling jokes. So I hustled jokes. This is the

(01:39:19):
funny shit about me. I'm like a street dude that
tell jokes. And when I was in the clubs back
in the day with all the hustlers and all the
dudes that was in the street game, I was chelling
jokes for them because I knew their life. So I
got famous on the street first. That's the thing that
people don't know about Bill Milman. They've seen a colorful

(01:39:40):
like oh god, he's on the MTV spring Break. They
don't know I was slinging jokes for street cats that
had more money than me for coats at the shows.
These motherfucker's had more bottles than y'all. They were street cats, tough.
They gave zero funks about me. When I got on MTV,

(01:40:02):
I promise you, like I never forget. Nobody didn't here
to know about the Zoo Crew. They was at my
shows like back in the earth, and they was real cats,
like not really chuckle chuckles. They wanted real comedy from
real situations that they could relate to, So I was

(01:40:23):
doing comedy for them. I would go to Manhattan proper
in queens and do street jokes, but I didn't look
like the street cat, so the funnies thing, they'd be like, Yo,
I'm confused. But after I do my jokes casts and
be like, yo, my man, where you from? Are you from? Man? Yo?
When you talk that ship, I was like, yeah, you

(01:40:46):
under estimate estimated me because I came in here kind
of clean. You don't know my life. So when I
started talking that real ship, casts go crazy, right. So
I always do my ship for the streets period. Hear it.
How to be a player, Love Jones All the choices
I made in my career because I was like, I

(01:41:07):
never want to be too commercial because sometimes you get commercial,
make you cupcake out and you and you and you
you like cats stop relating to you because they feel
like you saying that, let's say it loud, you lose yourself.

(01:41:27):
So I always in my entire career and wanted to
represent hip hop, represent the black male, represent hustlers like
cats that hustle, that want to be about something. I
always try to keep my track record clean. I never

(01:41:48):
want to try to get caught up on the Grammy
ship and like be inspiration. So if you if you
look at my career, bro, everything about my career has
been chess moves. You feel that in your spirit? Ya
feel it? I forgot, I forgot, was still him quick

(01:42:09):
time of slime. No, we're not done. No, we're not done.
We're not even close. God damn, we're a little close close. Okay,
you're ready. Yeah, we're gonna keep it going, mom deeper MP.
I got my shot ready. It was too hard, Bro,

(01:42:31):
I'm going mob d B stop playing with me. I
know I love them both, but goddamn it, my damn Okay,
te we good. I got the next one. So the
phellis motherfucker go ahead, w A or Wolf Tank Clan.
It's just shot. Ready, that's a shot right there. In

(01:42:54):
my opinions, I know there's no way you get money. Yeah, Oh,
next one's a good one ready and Living Color Mad
TV and Living Color New Jersey Driver. Who's the man.

(01:43:16):
That's a good one. Anybody you're gonna go Jersey? Oh
that's right? Which one I wasn't? Who's the man. But
the new Jersey Jersey Drivers. Jersey Driver such a dope,
such a good movie. Still in cars was dope until

(01:43:36):
I realized what the funk am I doing? But but
Who's the man on some hip hop ship? Was so
classic classic to make Drink Champson movie. Oh well, to
be like Who's It's like every there was no extra, No,
there was not one extra, And who was the man?
Can I tell your funny story about who's the man?
Let's go all right real quick. Where's the camera? Where's

(01:43:58):
my camera? I'm gonna tell you a true story about
who's the man? You know, Who's the man? Might have
the most hip hop cameos ever, It might be top
five most hip hop cameos. Grant it was a mixtape move.
You might want to copyright that mixtape movie like that

(01:44:18):
the first person I ever hug that had a bulletproof
vest on with tupop Alright, so we know we up
in the Bronx. We're filming in the Bronx, and love
of Dr Dre will tell you this. We're shooting the
motherfucking barbershop scene. And like when we're shooting the barbershop
across it's vacant it ain't shipped anything over there like

(01:44:40):
down down, Bronx at the top stop plus down at
this time. Okay, I remember, you know what I'm talking about.
So so so real talk. Grandpool bars on set, Bernie
mac me out of nowhere, Tupoc comes walking up, forty
blows on very. I'm just I'm just trying. I'm just

(01:45:01):
trying to think of this. I'm trying to think of this.
This this iss got a baby, Tupop and Pockets all
New York at this moment. Let's let's let's keep you
one hunted. So Pockets like yo beat me? And Park
was like this, Bro, I promised you pos like yo
beat nigga. You getting it. He comes up to me,

(01:45:23):
he grabbed me. I was like, oh shit, what if
the fuck is going on? Bro? I said, oh shit.
I was like, Pop, what's up. He's like, you know,
I gotta stay on my crime. I say, Yo, we're
doing a movie. He didn't get shot, right, No, he

(01:45:44):
had not been shot. He had a bullet invest He's
the first person I ever felt what I don't know
if he ever felt when the person got a bulletproof.
It's a different feeling because it's like still but I
think the ship with the cops had already happened at
that time. I think so. I think what he did
was it the Atlantic shot Atlanta? I think I think
it might have. So when I hugged a lot like

(01:46:06):
this and I feel it, and I'm like, yo, what
that was like? Yo? Ship? You never know? And I
was like, oh my god, Papa, what are you doing?
He literally he had on um like he wasn't wrong. Facts,
he had on a jersey like, but it was oversized
because that's how he was winning our first back in

(01:46:26):
the day bigger. But he had to ship on the
bro I don't know if you ever you never nobody
had a bulletproof as on too many times I figured
everything I was in jail. Can I go to the bathroom? Please?
I was, let's go. Can we take a shot? First

(01:46:51):
shot the broom, Take a shot for the bath Take
a shot for the battroom, take a shot the bottom.
It's the first time we ever took a shot for
the bathroom. I'll be rolling. Let me get one of
the bricker boys, boys, yeah, the brick in the building. Okay, um, good,

(01:47:17):
this one is good. Jamie Fox or Marlon Ways and
have you This is a two part question. Have you
spoke to um Jamie Fox as you said he got
knocked out, because I'm figuring he's kind of like a
little mad at you. You know, I'm asking. I haven't
talked to Jamie Fox since I told the story. Okay,

(01:47:41):
but but he's still my guy. You know, I love
I gotta drink because I love Marlon and I love mucking,
fucking Jamie Fox. A little way to ad we need
Jamie on the show some times. I love guy on
the show. Yeah, I love my guy. Just what it is.

(01:48:02):
Marlon been on the show two times and for some reason,
Jamie and come on whenever. He's my guy as well.
But the funniest ship is every time Marlin comes to
the show, there's something always frong with our a c.
First of all, we did it in a warehouse. One
time we did studio and he's just looking around. He
was like, murder Garden was a murder gardens. Yeah, it

(01:48:24):
was in a place called murder Garden. Murder Why would
your guests come to murder Gardens? We didn't have to
figure out this is where we were starting out. No, No,
we wasn't just who we had that very purpose to
my show. It's a murder gardens, yore, it's our show.
At first forty eight of the two shows, it might

(01:48:49):
be a little tired. What I mean is we having together?
I mean where we were at were having together? Like yo,
he hold on, let's get up. It's got life together.
We're also in dangerous. It wasn't fun friend, okay, boom alright?
Nor is searching Queen Latifa on Lauren Hill, Queen's Queen's Queens.

(01:49:11):
I mean Jersey Jersey. Sorry, sorry, trying to Jersey Jersey Jersey.
Ain't no motherfucking way. I gotta drink. Okay, that's let
me tell you. Let me tell you why I gotta
drink because Latifa, You and I we need Latifa on

(01:49:33):
the show lines Yo yo yo, Lauren Hill, Latifa, Flavor
Unit shot, Kim Hell Fries White cleft. Let me tell
you why I'm gonna drink. To y'all, this is flowers
the other way, because two beautiful females that represents hip

(01:50:01):
hop all day every day made their mark and there's
no way I can pick one over the other. I
love them both. I am drinking. So that was beautiful
right there. That was beautiful. Right there. And yeah, okay,

(01:50:22):
I know this is all that's like saying shot and
Anita Baker, this is all subject for um. We got
um and listen, that's nothing to do with this question.
I'm scared of your phone. Reach it. This is motherfucker
been rolling we for at our. He's a robot, like

(01:50:44):
you don't even look at people. He just be wrote.
This is what's double about Dream Chance, right. You bring
people into your world to have fun. I am a
fan of your show, right, and what I love about
Dream Champs is that you give people a platform to

(01:51:04):
beat themselves. They can't do this type of interview on
Jimmy KIMMEO and this, and that they come to Dream
Champs to be real. Don't don't hit that bo don't
hit that blood, you know, like hit the heroin. Who're
gonna give me a quick let let me let me,

(01:51:32):
let me spend some real ship real quick. Because like
this is why I did a podcast myself, because like
cast don't know Bill belling me, Bill bella me, right,
They're like, oh they know snapshots of Bill belling me,
like you know snapshots of dream Chaps Dream Chaps, Right.
But what I like about drink Chaps before I even

(01:51:53):
had a podcast. Was it was real for me because
I'm a trial hip bop lover street cat right, so kids,
So casing point, I wanted something that like represented me.
So whether whether you'll never had me on your show

(01:52:14):
ever now, I love Drink Champs. We've been trying it
for six years. Let's be clear. He's been humble right now.
Like I was talking about, you never knew what I
would have my own podcast. I wasn't even on that level, right.
I was watching you guys embrace the culture, have the

(01:52:39):
best like interviews and moments that capture people, right, And
I was like, Yo, that's so fucking fly because that's
what was MTV was about back in the day, like
having but we couldn't be like as really as you guys.
But but you guys are you have no ceilings and
no caps. But that's what pop is a lot more

(01:52:59):
than I don't. Yeah, but what I'm saying, but what
I'm seeing like like Drink Champs needs their flowers. Oh ship,
you know what, Bill, Let me tell you something. Let
me tell you something when when just you know, I
have so much fun google in you, right because you

(01:53:21):
have a luxtrious career, you've done, in my opinion, from
outside of us looking at that's the inside of that's
looking out. You've done everything that any actor, comedian, a
person that wants to get in this game. You've accomplished it.

(01:53:42):
But the thing about you is your humble about it.
And what's crazy is that has to be respected, that
has to be hon It is because there's so many people,
Like there's a person across the street right now that
that sold one bottle of see and he's like, I'm
not fucking man, No, you not remember the guy that's

(01:54:06):
down the block that's so three thousand bottles of pepsi.
And the fact is I had so much fun, Like
look like I do that. We've been doing this for
six years, right, and you know I already I didn't
have to Google you, but I wanted to because you
know I wanted to. And as I kept going and
kept going, kept going, kept going, kept going, they kept

(01:54:26):
going and kept going. And I said, his accolades doesn't
match his attitude because your attitude. What I mean by
that is your attitude is so much positive, it's so dope,
it's so good, Like when you see somebody, you'll come
when you you even walk over to them, and it's
like that type of version that who you are will

(01:54:49):
never be made again in this era and that's fucked up.
But that's leading by example. That's the example. So that's
the reason why we brag about people like you, because
because it's like like like like I'm thinking of the
movies and then again the same people I said, you
send me all this movie list, and that's just kept

(01:55:11):
on and I'm looking like, holy ship, there's artists that
got five records. I think they're the fucking world. One album.
I was trying to say. I was trying to say that, well, yeah,
and they think they're the world and they have no

(01:55:31):
idea to work that you had to put in, you know,
and from from from from that generation like like like
right now, like God bless and this I don't know,
we're still with a quick time slide. But this was
a crazy thing. But it's a crazy thing. Was we
interviewed Mike Epps and then Mike Epps and I asked

(01:55:51):
Mike Apps, so how do you feel about these YouTube
comedians and he was just like, man, they don't have
to they have to go through what we went through
the to hit those stages and see a YouTube comedian.
This is according to how I too am still y'all,
he is so loring tow. But these these YouTube guys,

(01:56:18):
they could come and they could entertain their people for
one minute. Def Comedy jam was how long? It was
like fifteen minutes and then chopped down to like six
or seven or it was you know, he was honestly,
our sets were eight minutes chopped down to like six. Still, okay,
def Comedy jam could exist again in this climate. No

(01:56:40):
you don't think so. I think def comedy jam in
this every would be bananas to break through all the bullshit.
But like it would be, it would be so many
people like being against truth, so many people again, it's
like being free. Wouldn't that be more reason to do it? Yes,

(01:57:05):
this is the thing I'm gonna say, and this is
why I love Jings Champs. Right, don't ever change your
purpose to the culture. Let me do the rest of
my shot. Hold on, I ain't got but we were
reading for you. I'm gonna tell you go down the hatch.
I'm gonna say, so, let me take it. I don't

(01:57:29):
I never drink this much. I only drink this We
don't ever drink this because I'm with you guys only
on Drink Champs. I want this to be documented. Right.
If you do not fight for the culture, the culture
would die because if we don't have moments like the

(01:57:49):
dream Champs um different people that really love hip hop.
Like I love my life, I love my success, I
love my book that's coming out, my podcast, my family,
my kids, I love all that. But like even my
children don't understand hip hop like I do because hip

(01:58:11):
hop was like a way for me to feel good
about myself. Hip Hop was a way for me to
fill my swagger. Hip Hop was a way to interpret
my music. Drink Champs is a music. It's music to
the culture, like the loose Source cover, it's salts like

(01:58:34):
like you gotta understand, take take drink drink. I'm not
even promoting myself. Take Drink Champs out the game. It'd
be empty of this. Am I lying? Think about it?
We don't have You're not on TV TV, but guess

(01:58:55):
what you're dad. Let's get to motherfucker Internet and get
busy and let me tell you what the Internet speaks
volumes because this is worldwide. Ain't no sillings on this right,
So when I see your interviews and I see how
funny and like even though you gotta get drunk, come
on here now, you don't have to, you don't have to,

(01:59:21):
but I'm I feel comfortable being in toxic It. It's
a safe place. It's for for the culture, and you
guys are good guys, right. Ultimately, you want to have
great interviews, you want to have wonderful moments, and you
get everybody. I promise you you're gonna get everybody because

(01:59:44):
television can do what Gene tramps tramps can do. No wait, wait, wait,
I'm gonna get you some I'm gonna get because I'm
giving it from the heart. You guys right now are MTV.
Wow that wait, listen to me. Drink Champs right now

(02:00:09):
is MTV. Let me tell you why, because because in
the nineties, MTV was Mavericks and it was like we
give zero Fox and we're going to push, push, push, right,
So MTV provided an opportunity for so many artists to

(02:00:31):
push through that wouldn't have the opportunity. Do not stop
doing Drink Champs because there has to be a space
for a guy like me, a guy like Kanye, a
god like erth a guy like goddamn, goddamn j A,

(02:00:56):
goddamn Rihanna, who else? No, we need cool hurk. But
but listen, but this is the thing that we gotta
do with Dream Champs. We gotta have a platform for
the culture so like cats can learn something they didn't know.

(02:01:17):
It's like cats gonna come and see my interview and
go I didn't know. Like when I watched Kanye's interview,
I was like, I didn't know, because like when I
watched Earth got it and I got it, and I
was like, I ain't know. He's still in love, no

(02:01:39):
distress back fix your face, but listen, fix fix your face.
But but but but like I'm taking a shot. I'm
sorry taking a shot. Let's take a shot. Come on
your shot. So let me let me drink a shot.

(02:02:00):
Because he was trump homeboy at one point where Trump's homeboy,
Trump's homeboy. No, I wasn't Trump's figure pop something with Trump?
You figure Pop Trump? You mean some researching me? Nor
is a lightweight investigating You work for the fast so

(02:02:23):
real quick. So I mean, I don't know what year was,
but I hosted Trump had team miss U s A
and the crazy thing. Let me see, do you know

(02:02:44):
Nicholas SHA's wife is Vanessa. I'm saying Marcil. No, No,
what's what's Nick? What's Nick? Google it? He's a Google. Look,
he's the group we have Google Google Google lers like
the Wheeler. What's all? What what's Nicolas's wife name? You

(02:03:05):
said Hutchins. Wife name is Hutchins. The last name of
the first name is ill News Vanessa. So no, I
don't know. I don't have no idea what we're talking about. No,
I'm just saying I hosted. I hosted Miss Team USA once.
What's this that? Well, you know Trump was always at
those weird things. No, I'm no, No, this is like

(02:03:29):
nineties we all, I'm hosting Miss t USA and uh
it was actually super dope, like it was a great situation.
I didn't know Donald Trump. That is, by the way,
just just to know the Trump year estimating. I'm not

(02:03:51):
sure I want to say four. Okay, So admired Trump outside,
that's the thing with that beyond so I'm like, I'm hosting, Uh,
Trump is cool, he's the cool Trump and um, and
I didn't even know he would everyone run for president

(02:04:12):
and when so like, so, you know, I'm like MTV guy,
I get it like it was on CBS or something.
It was because you know that ship was crazy. Thanks
for that song. Also, it's a great job. By the way.
By the way, by the way, he just said the

(02:04:32):
name as if we all just like if we can
don't want something him, He's like, you say, what the
did he just say, you're saying that. I can't thank
you any much right now. But right now she's on

(02:04:55):
She's see Inside Hawaii. But but but at that time,
Vanessa and Nilo was a gorgeous, beautiful girl. Vanessa was
one of like she's beautiful. She was like, uh, coming
up in like in a pageant ship and she was

(02:05:16):
a contestant right at that time. So I'm like Bill
Bellamy hosting whatever. So cut to um, I meet Donald
Trump for the first time, and at this time, like
Donald Trump is probably one of the most charismatic people
because he's like personality, he's shaking hands, he's saying hello.

(02:05:43):
I never knew he would be a politician in nineties.
You wouldn't know that then. Um so this is probably
me four three, but at this time it is on CBS. No,
this is big. You don't understand, miss teens. It was
correlation with him saying that you supported Trump. No, I said,

(02:06:05):
no relationship. No, that's the relations Nori drunk. No, you
gotta understand, Nori. Let's go back. Let me see you
had a good experience. Let's listen, Nori, because I know
how to end. There can get crazy. This is ninety three.
Do you understand Donald Trump in four did not have

(02:06:29):
his TV show. He did not. He was just a businessman.
He was just a businessman in real estate back then,
a celebrity business You he was in jail and like
everything I asked him, he said, I was in jail.
Folks liked to him back then. He was great back then. No,

(02:06:52):
here's the thing that was interesting because casts don't know
the transition we did. Let's go back. We in the
early nineties. Uh, social media is not a thing. Napster
is about to happen. Okay, okay, So we like we're

(02:07:15):
coming up in the game, like cast is trying to win. Right.
So Donald Trump at that time was Mr New York. Locally,
it's fire, I understand, not just locally. Nationally he's the bow. No, No,
there was no not in the nineties. Yeah, you think
he was national Miami. So I'm telling you this, Okay,

(02:07:37):
how did you know? I'm just saying, culturally, he was
like this rich guy that everybody we all were like,
why you want to be Why because he's a millionaire.
Why was it on TV? What was it talking about
in the Miami shows all those news? No, it's no,
you know you that's behind that because I'm talking maybe not,

(02:07:58):
You're right, you might you might be right. You know
I'm talking. You're talking about this ship when they got
bum I'm talking about when I first met Donald Trump.
I was hosting Miss ten USA. I'm talking about gret
Kwam Black Trump. That was after That's no, I'm before you,
I'm before you. The Trump was already he was not

(02:08:21):
like because he wasn't. He kind of was always a
cultural celebrity in America. Not like Donald here in Miami.
Great great great? You grew up in Miami. Right, No, no,
no Trump. Look look wait wait, I'm gonna give it

(02:08:43):
to you. So me, Noriega, we was in New York.
You in Miami. But how many people was in Miami? Two?
He was in jail? Who was who was out? I'm
in New York. Me and Noriega in New York everybody
else and everywhere else. Wasn't Trump known to everyone years? Known?

(02:09:11):
He's known. He's a cultural thing in America in nineties two,
in the late eighties, even early nineties, late eighties, early nineties,
early nineties, becoming a phenomenon. It's a great conversation by
the way, he becomes the bar for what Americans perceived

(02:09:31):
as this is what we success. Yeah yeah, yeah, home
alone is what hum alone? He's in hommalone ninety two?
What year was that? Year? Eighty nine? Look at that, Nina? Okay, yeah,
you would not yell how you wanted to be? Right? Yeah?

(02:09:57):
Are you sure? The nies how social? I'm telling you know,
I'm telling you this is MTV and n and I
was a kid, but I don't even remember like Trump
was like that thing, you know, you know, you know
why I can understand his point is because even if
he was a coach with phenomenon back then, you didn't

(02:10:17):
understand it. If he was just in New York. Yeah,
I didn't know he was. I'll be honest. I like
I didn't know the impact in Miami at that time.
Like so me and Oriega were different places but were
in New York, like like like, honestly, there was like

(02:10:37):
in there was no Trump Towers and all that other ship.
But you know what's funny, It's just it's just like
what you're saying right now is just like what Dave
Chappelle said in his mono Lague The Jappelle said, a
lot of people said he's a He said, uh, they said,
people think the Trump era is over, he said, but
it's not. No, it's not, he said. People in New York,
I think you can think that. He said, but I

(02:10:59):
live in o Hig amongst the poul Whites. And and
that's what we're trying to say, that is that the
Trump ever is going to continue to grow and keep
going because of that, because people have never seen a
person speak politics in this that way and in that
form and that way. I do agree with Dave Chappelle.

(02:11:19):
People have never seen no you what do? What does
that doing? What we're saying, I have no idea, we
don't how are we been drinking? We don't know. We're
trying to talk the dumbest politics a little bit dumb.
It's it's two things we're talking about, like impact and relevance. Right, like,

(02:11:44):
so here we go. Trump was cool when you. Yeah,
let's just go back to that. Never mind about we're
not talking about day one right now. But I'm saying
back then, I'm I didn't know he was not thinking,
and he say, you're in the same council Trump and
Ship like, no, I'm not that you always want me
finger I don't think a pop because I mean, I'm clear,

(02:12:08):
let's popping me smash this, finger papping me smashing. I
just like I just like the turning, popping, finger popping, smashing,
the smashing. Come on, man, let's keep it on hunting.
It's a now actually it's a bird yo pop action. President.

(02:12:30):
I can tell you're a president. You're quite dad to
that though. This is my partner, Joe, Joe, you gotta
be on the street so we can talk. The next
question I never seen I never seen you. And the

(02:12:54):
next question, you know, I can take a joke. I'm good, okay,
finger puppet or not? Finger pupp it's not a good guy,
it's not let's go. Are you taking a shot for
a drink? I'm gonna drink my drink. No, this is

(02:13:20):
has shot. Oh I did my drink a difference drinking?
This is a dream come true. But because honestly, bro,
I love y'all show with all my heart, and I
promise you I'm not making this up. I watch you
guys grind. I watch you guys blow your ship up,

(02:13:44):
and I'm like, I was like, I gotta do dream Champs.
I ran into Noriega in Vegas and he was like, yo,
be you gotta come funk with us, and I said
NOI went. He was like, I don't know, he said,
but he was like you thinking about yeah, make okay,

(02:14:10):
hold on, hold hold on. I say't know, I'm real,
but with you my drink, this is my drinking. And
then I'm gonna also salute you with my shot. I'm
taking that too, even if I don't have to take
a shot, nor are you a drinker, it's my porter.
We can side, but I'm gonna switch it, and you
know I can go to your funked up about it?

(02:14:31):
A black side one you like? All right? So the
black I just want to put it out there. This
one's gonna hit me personally. Okay, go ahead, because I'm
gonna take a personal whichever one you picked on this
one coming to America or Hall Them Nights, that's the team.

(02:14:52):
We didn't think of coming to America. Wow, I'm gonna
be honest. I know why you're gonna say Hallim Knights.
Taping you look and that because I had everybody in
it too was crazy in my experience. I heard Kevin

(02:15:12):
Hart one day say don't cry nor he wanted I'm
not gonna he wanted to remake Holom Nights. So I
kept listening and I was just like, why would you
remake Hallom Nice? And what I didn't realize it's Harlem
Nights for us is who is the Man? Yeah, that's
what I'm saying. That's the mixtape. It's the Who's the Man?

(02:15:33):
It is the Who's the Man comedians? Fact? So is
that the reason why you cant Colomnics? I just picked
Harlem Nights because I feel like, was that Red Fox's
last performance? That's true relatively, But Harlem Knights is the
Quintus sent you movie for all these talented comedians to

(02:15:58):
be in one film, and it was phenomenon. I mean,
there's so many moments in Hallom Knights that will fuck
your world up of laughter, like it's it's no words,
Like we need to do another Hallom Nights, Like we
need to do like like, who's the man to Hallom Knights.

(02:16:20):
We gotta do another one. But Hallom Knights was crazy.
Let's get Richard pryor Eddie Murphy delaries. They Flyer was
bro stop playing and shot up. We got shot in
the pinky toel. I ain't gonna lie. You gotta be
an ill amorer things in the pinky toe and you

(02:16:43):
just hit the pinky toe. That's a good an. That's fine. Okay,
moving on, We're moving on? Are we moving on? Is
there more questions? You got? We got sev a little
bit more like four more? Oh yeah, I got the
next one, big Year, big hell, biggie, and you're the

(02:17:03):
next one after that. Ain't nothing to talk about. And
I love big Hello. Come on stop playing all right? Scarface,
ice Cube a scarface. Who I gotta go. I gotta

(02:17:26):
go with big dogs, scarfaces everything, and I love I
love ice Cube. But Scarface pick up to ice Cube
for telling us I'm gonna do with drunk champs. I'm
stand with you, ice Cube. I'm such a fan, Like
you know, I'm an ultra ice cub fans only ever

(02:17:49):
been nervous on drink chats when we had ice Cuba
O g in the game. I see HIGs drunk chance please, Yeah,
he looks like a candy cane that day. I'm not
gonna lie red and white. Let me tell you, man

(02:18:11):
su predator like Ice. He he was the Manes and
we still respect him. Okay, l coo, J no, no, no, no,
my bad. I'm skipping Tyson or Ali? Who Tyson? Mike
Tyson or Muhammad Ali? Why Newark? Or just came out

(02:18:32):
of you right now? Every everything about Newark and Clinton Avenue,
Bergen Street. So use you? What's the reference you just did?
No reference you just got. You just gotta ticket, Tyson, Ali,
nothing to talk about. Okay. Ain't nobody ever gonna do

(02:18:53):
it like Ali? Okay, you want the next one? Yeah? Sure,
Big daddy Cane, y'all, what's your point? The point is
drink a shot? Already says he got a drink, He
got a shot. How come? How come I'm only one

(02:19:14):
to keep drinking? And big Daddy King, I'm gonna give
y'all some good shit about you got something. Let's go,
let's go, let's drink first. Should have gave us enough stories.
Sottle know he wants to get more. Toss. I know,

(02:19:36):
I would love another toss and we don't, Todd stop it.
That's what I'm gonna say to you. For all the
young cats in the game, probably under forty or thirty.
L L and Big Daddy King, We'll both take your bit.

(02:19:59):
What's here your chick to this day, to this day,
they to this day to Todd Smith and Big Daddy King,
who I just talked to a couple of days ago.
It's two things. It's two things in hip hop like
that I fucking like relate to ladies love el cuja right,

(02:20:24):
and Big Daddy can't What most casts don't know about
Bill Bellamy. I came up as a dancer before I
became a comedian, And so what's crazy about l L
COOJ and Big Daddy came because they're like a hybrid
of me. So you are you kidding me? In the

(02:20:49):
hip hop So you gotta understand, Cool Jay was a
cool cat that talked about the game that ladies life,
Ladies loved it, Ladies love oh cool Jay. His lips
was never dry. You always licked his lips like, so

(02:21:13):
that's that's that's like cool Ship. But the dope shit
about Big Daddy Cane And I'm giving him his flower
was like King was a chocolate cat that could dance
and talk that ship and was already moisturized already, so

(02:21:35):
to be like, I'm gonna I'm gonna be no filters,
perfectly honest. Oh cool ja. Big Daddy Cane influenced me
as a comedian because they was rapp us, like like

(02:21:56):
cast on the listen. Listen, listen, they rappers and they're
doing it in a flyway. So you gotta understand, like
cats don't know as comedians how to do what they
do right. So I'm watching because I told Kane a
couple of weeks ago, I was like, can I'm gonna
be honest with you. Man. You was to me the

(02:22:22):
coolest cat I ever seen, like from Jersey looking at
a New York cat with that kind of swag and
then in the game and you was committed to the
to the essence of who you are. You moved. It
was am I lying the smooth operator? This is the

(02:22:43):
it wasn't was he is is He's cut to cool Ja,
Papa love it baby, listen or not listen. So me
and Cooj been friends for like thirty years, and I'm

(02:23:05):
gonna say this to the culture into the game. Oh
cool Ja, Big Daddy King, and Eddie Murphys Me, that's
what you've made into yourself. If you chuck, if you

(02:23:26):
if you had to, if you had to take three
elements of Bill Bill Bellamy, if you had to take
three elements of who Bill Bellamy is, you take Oh
cool Ja, Big Daddy King? And what was the third person?

(02:23:47):
I said? What did you say? Edie Murphy? So if
you chuck right right, listen to this, I'm gonna tell
you who Bill Bellamy is right now because y'all know
you're gonna use this on social media. Then it's Eddie Murphy,
Big Daddy Kane, l Cool Jay. That's who Bill Bello

(02:24:09):
mean is. So let me ask you this though, when
you did the movie with Oh, how did you feel
about this is the person one of the people that
I'm influenced by. He didn't know it, but you knew it.
I do. So what did that mean to you? So
when I did Endy Getting Sunday with Cool Jay, I

(02:24:33):
never told him how much of an influence he was. Like,
I hope he sees this interview and accepts what I'm
about to say, and like this is a funny ship
about dream Champs and why I dream tramps and ship
right because I can give my flowers to my friends.

(02:24:58):
But L Cool J and Big Daddy King, it's Bill Bellamy.
It's a hybrid. So like if you were like, oh
my god, what is Bill Bellamy? Like, who is this dude,
Bill Bellamy, I'm a hybrid. I'm gonna I'm gonna show
you who I am right now in this interview. I

(02:25:20):
am a hybrid of Big Daddy King, Koja, Eddie Murphy, Um,
what's my other one? So boom boom, Richard pryor so.

(02:25:41):
So you if you say, what is Bill Bellamy? I'm
a hybrid of hip hop and classic comedy. So coming
up in the game, out the streets, L COOJ made
me feel that cool was fly right, motherfucking Big Daddy

(02:26:03):
can show me we could have swag all right? And
then I look at Eddie Murphy said that I could
be wrong. That's when you start snatching visious wigs off.
You was in jail. She's at the time, at the

(02:26:24):
time you was in jail, and I see that I've
seen that radio interview. He was like, no, we've tuesdays.
What was it going? No, lace Front Tuesday Front, no
lace front Fridays. How did this work out for you?
Because I'm gonna be honest, what air was this at?
Because no lace front Fridays is not working. In three

(02:26:48):
they are going to meet to you God, because you
said you was running on lace taking lace fronts out.
I said no, no, I did it like I was
doing this joint about like, uh you your I'm sorry.
I've been studying, so I was. I was talking about
late fronts because late fronts, it's cute, but sexy for
some people is temporary, very temporary because lace front to

(02:27:12):
come off. We've seen the interview. You seen the interview again,
go ahead, go ahead, and we go into soup and
and and it drops and look and then you're good.
Thanks for joining us for another episode of Drink Champs
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