Speaker 1:
Autism is usually not diagnosed in black women until like way, way, way later in their lives because of racism.
Speaker 2:
No, I mean again. That's why I'm not trying to speak to against anything I will say Convenient. That's all I said. I don't like that, that's all I said. You could have kept that to yourself altogether. I just said that, Even though you said that one word.
Speaker 1:
I feel like that was very I don't like that.
Speaker 2:
Anti. Even though you said that one word, I feel like that was very I don't like that.
Speaker 1:
That was anti-black, that was misogynoir. Yeah, it was Misogynoir, misogynoir.
Speaker 2:
Justin LaVoy should be looked into with the Diddy situation, because he was with the kids. He was with the kids.
Speaker 1:
He was with Justin and them he was.
Speaker 2:
He was signed to LaVoy and all that.
Speaker 4:
That was his man. All that, yeah. So what do you know, Justin? You conveniently got up out of there.
Speaker 2:
It seems like hey man, Not Justin, LaBoy toy and we just seen King Kong's, had some allegations now been put on him? Yeah, so what did you know, justin LaBoy? I seen the alleged pictures from, I guess, when they was all out of town. I seen the girls that you was with. Release the video, megan, show him that he was cool with everything. You don't got to show the whole thing, just the first five, six minutes.
Speaker 1:
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Speaker 2:
That's it, man. I hate when, like as a podcaster, when you have a week of something that happens that you would be good to talk about, but then you just can't because of the people involved. Like it'd just be like a perfect story. It's perfect scenarios that you could.
Speaker 1:
just what can't we?
Speaker 2:
talk about. You know we can't talk about, but it would just be like a perfect scenario, perfect story, and you know we, just you, can have even good little message at the end.
Speaker 1:
You know, and it's just like you just can't do it because you got to protect, like, the people closest to you, like that's kind of like rule rule number one because you, you were just making up a imaginary scenario earlier where I'm the one that's doing this and you're the one that's actually doing it in real life.
Speaker 2:
No, I don't think you're thinking about the scenario I'm talking about. There's multiple things that's happened this week, so I mean this doesn't even involve us what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1:
I assumed it hasn't.
Speaker 2:
It's just funny man, it just sucks. Like I be wanting to give it to the people. But then I got to be like we got to protect all the innocent. But we got a good show for y'all today. We got to get to a little music first, so let's get to it.
Speaker 5:
Now we can settle this like you got some class so we can get into some gangster sh*t.
Speaker 4:
So we can get into some gangsta sh*t. I don't want no history, bro. I don't want no smoke. I don't want fights and I don't want to do nothing, bro, who wants to smoke with me? Who wants to smoke with me? Who wants to smoke with me? Who wants to smoke? Okay, let's get down to the facts.
Speaker 4:
puss*, I'm drippin' red. Don't let this find me. sh*t. You, nigg*s, get ripped to shreds. Cool, I'm talking, I get thugs.
Speaker 4:
nigg* you, a bitch with dread. Can't wait to see the day that you back up all of that sh*t. You said what's all that bullsh*t you talkin'? You ain't no honcho. nigg* you, the weakest link outta your clique. Let's keep it a hundo nigg*. We'll be right back.
Speaker 4:
I love that sh*t. I ain't playing chess with a checker player. I'm a ticking bomb on a detonator. I sh*t on nigg*s. I'm a defecator. I put a Mego on a ventilator. Stop talking about peeing girls. You was beating bitches on the elevator. We seen the taste. That's devastating. You doing bad, you a bitch and your music trash Fashion week. They set me next to your lame ass. I was truly mad. I gave you a pass. You're lucky. I ain't want to f*ck the money up, boy. I would have broke you in half Quit trying to be tough. You ain't like that. Why you keep showing off Quit, talking about drugs. You the only pack that I've been smoking on. I just hit my plug, told them come back, I'm going to need more than one. Your last album was a weed trade. That's some bullsh*t that we roll up on Bitch time to prove what you just said.
Speaker 3:
puss* nigg*. Pull up, crash, shout about your bae. Damn Little bitch, come dance battle with my Drake. You been f*cked your bag up when you punch me in the face. Talk about fashion week, you sparing who come? Punch me in my face? It ain't nothing but a fade. You know you lost to Frank nigg*s running your hot tub with your Eka Jean Pay.
Speaker 4:
This bullet got your name, don't. I'm talking about like these nigg*s bleed, want some money type sh*t Damn, we'll be right back. You been exposed, exposed. You still f*cked up by Carucci.
Speaker 3:
You tried to beat up Tiana but Usher wouldn't let you do it. The cocaine got him your honor. Bipolar disorder no wonder you was the greatest nigg*. You fumble, going out sad. I'm watching you crumble. Why they got Quavo out here going back and forth with a singer that turned to a junkie. Now we got light skin versus brown skin. nigg*, finna, divide the the country. Smoke with me always. Be me fighting over hosing bitches when your baby mama's at no, they got plenty. Keep that energy. Keep that energy. Can't believe I got to beat you by some women. I did a favor, come in to save you, but you're going to owe me puss*. I'm on the air, don't push me. You're broke with the feds. You're puss* Committed coming in. There's no time. Can't fake it.
Speaker 7:
We know that We'll be right back in the mood. I love it when you nigg*s talk blues like I'm not in the room, since, like that, your tone changed a little. You not as enthused. How are you not in the booth? It feel like you kind of removed you trying to let this sh*t die down. Nah, nah, nah, not this time, nigg* you following through. I guess you need another week to figure out how to improve. What the f*ck is taking so long? We waiting on you.
Speaker 7:
The rest of y'all are definitely involved. Y'all getting it too. As soon as you get the courage to drop, I'm out on the loose. Yeah, shout out to taylor swift, biggest gangster in the music game right now. You know I moved my album when she dropped. I said that already. You know she about to make one. Do a millie rock on your head top. She got the whole peach playing on music like that. Beyonce challenge. Y'all boys quiet for the weekend. I know you in that NY apartment you struggling right now. I know it In the notepad doing lyrical gymnastics. My boy, you better have a motherf*cking quintuple entendre on that sh*t. Some sh*t. I don't even understand this sh*t. Better be crazy. We waiting.
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Speaker 2:
Alright, I think we're back. I think we got the energy.
Speaker 1:
Definitely.
Speaker 2:
I think we're ready, so you just talk FNF TV. I'm Redrick and I'm with my lovely and amazing and gorgeous co-host, miss Reality. Alright, we gotta get into this man's chris brown and quavo beef. I think that's a good place to start this at yeah because quavo came with the energy.
Speaker 1:
He responded did we talk about chris brown last week already?
Speaker 2:
I don't think we have discussed this. I haven't really. I've been trying to collect more information about this just so we can have a more in-depth conversation, because chris brown has had a long history with the Migos, not just Quavo.
Speaker 1:
OK, I didn't know that, so let's start with where the beef started, since you did your, your science.
Speaker 2:
So I mean this one particular has been going on for a minute. Quavo and Chris have been like. Chris has had like multiple times. There's a basketball tournament celebrity basketball tournament where he's called out Quavo, like get your bitch ass out here, type of sh*t. Yeah, I saw that. So what it seemed like this beef is coming from is the fact that they were switching it up. You know they were sleeping with each other's women.
Speaker 2:
Quavo was most recently seen with Karuchi and then Chris Brown was I think it was like courtside somewhere with Sweetie yeah and basically since then, and then you also had that moment that they both mentioned at the fashion show, where they were sitting next to each other and it looked like it was real tense.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, it did not look good at all.
Speaker 2:
Basically since that fashion show moment it's been up because Chris responded on IG he was talking trash about Quavo before he dropped the song. So I mean it's been pretty well known that these guys have been, you know, the biggest fans of each other.
Speaker 2:
Like I said, the Beef with the Migos go back to an issue that Chris had with Offset, because I believe it was something that was going on. Chris spoke about something that Offset didn't appreciate. He then, you know, threatens to, you know, have a fight, and all that other stuff. Chris posts all the messages, like all the dms and everything. Uh, offset calls him a police. So, like I said, these guys have had tension. So this doesn't this doesn't surprise me where, where it started from. But what did you have from your research?
Speaker 1:
all I. I just looked at the the lyrics for both the songs oh, you want to do a little lyrical breakdown real quick.
Speaker 1:
We can't yeah, because so chris brown's song. I think it was hilarious that he started with the, the voicemail or the voice note that quote that quavo uh sent him, basically copping a plea. Quaver was in the dm copping please. So he said we can settle this like. You got some class, um, so we can get into this gangster sh*t. Hey, chris, I don't want no issues. Bruh, I don't want no smoke, I don't want to fight you. I don't, I don't want to do nothing, bro, like please, bruh I don't think that was quavo.
Speaker 2:
That doesn't sound like quavo.
Speaker 1:
Go out like that now I ain't gonna put that on my boy I ain't gonna put that on gwynette but we believe it.
Speaker 1:
So it don't matter. Because now quavo look like he copping, please, in the dm. So that's f*cking interesting. I underlined just a couple like uh salacious lyrics in chris's uh, chris's diss track. So he was talking about sweetie and how he messed with sweetie while quavo was with him and he said I had a feeling about that dick, got some tea about that bitch, but I ain't gonna speak about that sh*t, can you, can you please? I would like you to, I would like to hear it, I would like to see it.
Speaker 2:
So yeah, I want the tea so I mean we've seen what it most likely was. He said he was hitting Sweetie, while Quavo and it was together.
Speaker 1:
But he said that Sweetie was like pillow talking spilling tea in bed about Quavo to Chris. And he said he's not going to bring that up.
Speaker 2:
That's nasty work.
Speaker 1:
He was like but that's in the arsenal, nigg*, like if you want to do it, we could do it. Okay. So, um, and then a little bit further down he says start stop talking about beating girls. Use beating bitches on the elevator, not the woman. Uh, beater pot, calling the woman beater kettle, a woman beater I mean you're saying this is the competition.
Speaker 2:
Now they're trying to see who's the worst of them like no, we're gonna keep talking about both of y'all I think he's saying like, at least, hey, I wasn't caught on tape, you was caught on tape doing it, so you kind of take a bigger l in the situation does he though? On tape is always worse. The reason why the.
Speaker 1:
I just feel like Quavo didn't take as much of a L for that as Chris Brown did for Rihanna. Like Chris Brown lost so much more when he put his hands on Rihanna.
Speaker 2:
Well, that's because the did when, that's because the aftermath, like one of them had, like the police had to come, like the other one didn't, so like.
Speaker 1:
Rihanna got f*cked. Also, you f*cked rihanna up. Let's not like. You beat the sh*t out of her quavo like, shook her up with a grab the bag like and pushed her and sh*t like he.
Speaker 2:
There was no marks on her yeah, I mean, it wasn't like he got super violent with her, it was more like he got aggressive. Yeah, he got way too aggressive with her.
Speaker 1:
You whooped that woman's ass and then we got to also remember with chris. It wasn't like he got super violent with her, it was just more like he got aggressive. Yeah, he got way too aggressive with her. You whooped that woman's ass.
Speaker 2:
And then we got to also remember with Chris, like it didn't stop with Rihanna. No, Like it wasn't, like Rihanna was the only woman.
Speaker 1:
There's a picture of Chris Brown choking him.
Speaker 2:
Well, that was staged. They cut it at a certain point. That made it look like he was choking her out.
Speaker 1:
He didn't look like he was choking that bitch out.
Speaker 2:
I mean that's what that's what a stage should look like, but that that particular photo wasn't that we ain't gonna put. We ain't gonna put untruthful things, but we can put the cruci restraining order on him. We got some more of the lyrics to go break down. We want to go to quavo's part now no, there's just like two more lines.
Speaker 1:
A couple more lines. So, um, he said the thing about Fashion Week that he was gonna break his face, but he gave you a pass cause he wanted to keep his bag, like you was not about to y'all definitely could've caught the fade after that, like you really wanted it there's multiple times where y'all probably could've caught the fade.
Speaker 1:
So I don't believe that. But okay, and then he said quit talking about drugs, you, the only pack I've been smoking on. No, I'm gonna keep talking about the fact that you're a crackhead, chris, like it's a very easy shot to take. And then that was it. Nothing else really stood out to me in the song, and then we can move on to um quavo's song.
Speaker 2:
I only have his verse I mean that's all you really need, because the the main thing that was going on was I thought was pretty interesting was they came up in in your house and tied up yancey because they didn't pay. So there is. If you look up, what is that about? There is a tmz story where chris brown house got raided and they did tie up like family members and they went into a safe. Apparently this is what academics were saying. They knew, like, where the safe was. They got into it very fast, like I guess, like they eat. To the point, they had the code they could have and it just was in and out. So they said it may have been an inside job, like some people were thinking about that seems like it and so that's what he was referring to.
Speaker 2:
That, uh, he was getting extorted by the bloods because, you know, he paru, he will tell us that's what he? He started out his song I'm dripped in red yeah, so he tried to tell you, I mean, but but I thought that was kind of an interesting little tidbit, because Chris kind of responded after the song came out and was like oh, that's all just Google stories, right there, you just Google Chris Brown. I'm like bro that still isn't good, there's tons of like incidents and fights and stuff like he's had, especially at his house.
Speaker 1:
So I mean, that's not safe at all.
Speaker 2:
It's just insane, just uh, if you really just look at his track record, people, like I said, they always try to focus on Rihanna.
Speaker 1:
But you can take the Rihanna situation out.
Speaker 2:
He still had the checkered past.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, so I'm sure I can find the article of a history of Chris Brown's violent past, but that's not what this is about.
Speaker 2:
So what I want to know is what do you think because I was, this is what kind of came to me when he used takeoff's uh voice for the you know the hook of the song do you feel like because you know there was some tension between him and offset, um, you know, after the pass and the takeoff, do you think that he offset cares, or do you think that's something that would be brought up? Or would you, even if that was you in your situation, would you feel a certain kind of way that you brought our deceased relative into his beat by using his music for this, for this disc?
Speaker 1:
I'm sure they talked about it like there's no way that they wouldn't have, and I I'm just assuming that they talked about it before and he was like go ahead. Yeah, I mean because it seems like this was already recorded as a disc for Chris butad. Like no this was.
Speaker 2:
He just had the hook. The only one was a the beat and the hook, and they just added that in there yeah, but was was that not about? No, he was just rapping okay, they just you'll go in there sometimes and in the studio and you'll just lay some stuff down and then if it sounds hard, but oh no, we're gonna put some stuff on this later.
Speaker 2:
And then it just came in. This is the situation where it worked at. So I mean, like I said, I I could see where there's a world where offset could be upset about that, but because it's chris brown, they both have had a situation in that involved chris brown. I can see where he's like nah, the green light is good. You got to shoot at that nigg* because he had to respond, he had to do something they.
Speaker 1:
They probably been beefing with this nigg* for a while, so they they had to. I'm surprised. If that was the case, why didn't take off f*cking? Um not take off offset. Why didn't rest in peace, take off, you can't do anything. Why didn't offset too soon?
Speaker 2:
you just keep going.
Speaker 1:
I'm just, I wasn't saying nothing why didn't offset jump on it then, like he should have hopped on it if he wanted to shoot at that nigg*. It would have been better.
Speaker 2:
I don't think he would have had to bring out the whole Migos for that Because, like I said, theirs was like a few years ago, they little tit*. So I mean we don't know how cool him and Quavo are, so there could be a lot of reasons why.
Speaker 2:
Austin Quavo could just be like no, I just want. I want to go me at this nigg*, just me and him. He ain't nobody to me, you know. I just think it's going to be tough because his I will say, after re listening to it, I see why people like Chris Brown. I like the aggressiveness of Quavo's, I like how he was just shooting at him.
Speaker 1:
But Chris Brown's was better, better. I think chris browns has more replay value.
Speaker 2:
But um, also, I personally don't think replay value factors into the value of a diss track. No, it definitely does now in the way that now it does like, if your sh*t can be spent in the club and it's a diss track, that's.
Speaker 1:
That's a win I was at brunch the other day and they played like that so I mean, that's what I'm saying if you can, play that at an event and people will go up for it.
Speaker 2:
It's just kind of now that's, that's kind of a prerequisite now if you want to get a real good diss. If you want to, I agree with you it.
Speaker 1:
It is definitely a prerequisite. I don't think it should be. I think it's just like bars and like zingers. nigg* like come at this. nigg* like who, who murdered who the most? I mean at this point now to me that's the most important thing, but also the replay value does add a nice little.
Speaker 2:
We talked about it, though pusha t created a new level of what you do in a disc. It's no longer. Is it good enough to just out, quote, unquote, wrap your opponent. You have to reveal things and bring up like checkered moments you know, un, un, uh flattering moments about your opponent yeah and expose them. That's the only way you could do it like there's no other way that we're gonna find it as the as the consumer is acceptable and that's why I said this was it went there for both of them.
Speaker 2:
They wouldn't. They just this, nigg*. We didn't play the part uh in our audio version, but nigg* said we wished it was you instead of Take Off.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, f*cking Quavo said you want to die about some coochie what? Nobody needs to die, nobody needs to threaten. That's just rapper sh*t yeah but like that's a little too much. He started off the verse with little boy want to die about some coochie.
Speaker 2:
What Okay?
Speaker 1:
He still f*cked up about karuchi. Yeah, he said you tried to beat up tiana. Usher told you no. They said in the song that frank ocean whooped your ass, which that's one of my favorite, like that was one of my favorite stories. To find out that frank ocean whooped chris brown's ass, I was like well, I hate to break that one down to you.
Speaker 2:
they said that the video that they have that's supposed to be Frank Ocean and Chris Brown fighting that's Frank Ocean and like a bodyguard or somebody. That isn't Chris Brown. There is a video of Chris Brown. I remember when this happened. When this came out, chris Brown was taunting Frank Ocean where he was like following him down like some LA street or whatever, like I remember when that happened. That was really crazy, because we were nigg*s, were like why are you bothering A little, frank.
Speaker 1:
I feel like I remember Somebody telling a story About Frank Ocean Like a third party Telling a story about Frank Ocean like Whooping Chris Brown's ass.
Speaker 2:
I'm pretty sure Somebody may have said that and that rumor has been around. I'm just saying From what we saw, and there's a video that people try to say is frank, beating up chris, but that's not chris but it's chris's like entourage. No, it's just a bodyguard person, it's not necessarily has anything to do with chris, but there is like but there was a day I just want to make sure I make there was a day where chris brown was pretty much taunting.
Speaker 2:
This is like early twitter too, like early internet, 2010 type sh*t like where he's been a menace for a very long time yeah, this is like after Rihanna, sh*t, but he's like taunting Frank Ocean and trying to act like he run LA and all that. So I mean Chris Brown, like it was funny on my old show we had like a whole thing where we went down a whole list of all the like, the crazy, lame sh*t Chris Brown did and the list was so long I tried to defend him at first, to the point where it was undefendable.
Speaker 2:
He's done so much stuff and it was like other sh*t, like stuff he had done with other nigg*s and all that other stuff. It was just stuff I couldn't defend anymore.
Speaker 1:
So I mean Anybody who tries to defend Chris Brown just doesn't know Chris Brown's history of violence.
Speaker 2:
Or they just try to act like it's not that big of a deal. It's not even just the violence. We was finding stuff out. We was just reading through his name on the internet like finding all sorts of this little goofy sh*t. He had interactions, he had with other nigg*s and stuff. So again, I think he's probably going to come out because he is the better musician out of the two.
Speaker 2:
I think that's probably going to be self-evident in the way that the music is going to be. You know everyone's going to react to the music to the music.
Speaker 1:
Uh, so I think chris is up right now, so I'm gonna go with chris right now. I found an article really quick with a timeline 2009 he assaults rihanna. 2010 he's denied a visa to the uk. Um 2011, he allegedly has a meltdown backstage, and that's the interview with robin roberts at good morning america. I vividly remember that because she was going through chemo.
Speaker 2:
That's what I was thinking. Wasn't that time when she was fighting cancer?
Speaker 1:
Yes, and this was the time where I was in high school and I, for some reason, was watching Good Morning America every morning and Oprah every afternoon. So Robin Roberts in the morning, oprah in the afternoon. So yeah, I vividly remember that 2012,. He's involved in a brawl in a nightclub in New York involving Drake and NBA star Tony Parker, and various members of the trio's entourage.
Speaker 2:
So a quick point about that night. That night could have cost Drake and Chris Brown everything, because Tony Parker got cut up and messed up and he's a basketball player. He used to play for the San Antonio.
Speaker 1:
Spurs.
Speaker 2:
He used to be married to Eva Longoria.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, the housewife right I remember that I only remember sports nigg*s when they were married to bad bitches.
Speaker 2:
Do you know why they got divorced? The story Allegedly he was sleeping with one of his teammates' wives.
Speaker 5:
Oh.
Speaker 2:
And the person I heard it was. Again, this is all legit. I don't know if it's true it was Brent Barry. It doesn't matter to you, but the people, the guys that may listen may know who that is, but that's what they said who it was was Brent Barry. That's crazy everything that night, because if he would have lost like his eye or he couldn't see anymore, he would have been able to sue him for like the max contract for like the next five or six, because he ended up playing to like 2000.
Speaker 1:
I want to say he was waiting for a while yeah, I think he.
Speaker 2:
I think he like it was either 17, 18. He retired so he would have been able to get them for some money.
Speaker 1:
That would have ruined drake and chris brown forever so that um resulted in chris brown making a diss record about Drake and it was to. The remix of it was to I Don't Like Chief Keef, so that was a thing. So in 2012 I don't know why they put this he tests positive for marijuana so, yeah, he's on probation, so he violates his probation. In October, november of so he violates his probation um in october, november of 2012. He violates his restraining order against rihanna by um, uh, going to the the billboard awards.
Speaker 1:
Yeah a billboard award party um in january 2013, he's rumored to clash with Frank Ocean. One of Chris Brown's entourage reportedly used a hom*ophobic slur against Frank Ocean and Brown allegedly punched Ocean and threatened to shoot him. Sounds on brand.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, so in 2013, his probation is revoked. I didn't know that was a thing, um, but then again, in 2013, he's arrested for felony assault. So he was arrested in washington dc when him and his bodyguard were involved in a physical altercation with two men outside of a hotel and, according to cnn, the charges against him and his bodyguard were reduced to simple assault misdemeanors and the two were released without bail. So, not, it didn't end up being a huge deal for him. Um, he goes to rehab. A lot happens in 2013. This is all. In 2013, he goes to rehab 2014. He's diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
Speaker 2:
That's why Quavo said that sh*t.
Speaker 1:
And post-traumatic stress disorder. So he's actually bipolar. I didn't know he was actually bipolar In March. So he goes to the facility in October. He's kicked out in March.
Speaker 2:
I was going to say bipolar and having alleged co*ke habit is not mixed well. That's not a good concoction together. Yeah, you don't want to have that, but let's finish up, because we got to get your girl now. Oh yeah.
Speaker 1:
Oh, as a result of him being kicked out, he goes to jail. Then he pleads guilty to assault, probation revoked. Again he's banned from Canada. The whole country of Canada just bans him. Um, he hits a man in vegas, detained in the philippines, cancels his tour. Then he's investigated by police, sued by his ex-manager, again arrested of suspicion of assault.
Speaker 1:
So this is like the fourth arrest he can't keep his hands for assault that we're counting, now, um, and now he punches his photographer, and then he's ordered to stay away from karuchi she has a restraining order. And then he's um, sued for sexual assault by an unidentified woman, and then he's pressed with possession of a restricted species I don't know, but the list goes on, okay.
Speaker 2:
And now, most recently, he's sued by a woman who's claiming that he essayed and drugged her in miami when that come on, because I know he had one event that happened at his house where girls said that, but they said they end up.
Speaker 1:
Oh yeah, this is the last thing was in, so that was a while ago. That was probably what we're talking about.
Speaker 2:
Yeah, they said it was one guy it was a $20 million lawsuit. Okay, I just know one recanted a statement, but it happened allegedly at his house, like I said yeah, they dismissed the case in 2022 in August. So I mean, like I said, it's a long history with Buddy. Again, he has a lot of material for Quavo to go at. I hope that there's some more music that comes out of this. I do want to see that.
Speaker 1:
I would like the tea that all of the cheating women were giving the opposing parties to come out. I would I want it to get a little messier.
Speaker 2:
You remember when the Migos jumped XXXTentacion.
Speaker 1:
They jumped him Like physical violence.
Speaker 2:
There's a video of that too. Ah, that's funny, there was a video of that, where I guess he was having some beef with them, and then they end up finding that nigg* and they had an altercation. He walked away, though.
Speaker 1:
They was just hoodlums.
Speaker 2:
No, they was especially early. Migos Early Migos was wild.
Speaker 1:
Yeah.
Speaker 2:
They was really about it. They thought they was really about that because I was running time. She keeping them like nigg*s really had to really toughen up. Around that time you couldn't be just talking, you had to give, you had to push nigg*s, you had to get physical. But we got to get into your girl. So this story came out the other day Megan Thee Stallion lawsuit being filed about from her former photographer, emilio.
Speaker 1:
Yes, so Emilio, yes so Emilio filed a lawsuit and in the lawsuit it says this is the most salacious part of the lawsuit that while they're in, they're out of the country. I think they were in Greece.
Speaker 2:
I thought it was. Yeah, they was in the islands, I remember.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, somewhere they're out of the country and he's in the car with Meg and some other women and Meg is having sex right next to him in the car and he said he freezes up.
Speaker 2:
I can understand that.
Speaker 1:
After they're done, she's like don't speak of this to anybody. And after that she starts mistreating him, body shaming him, called him a fat bitch. Yeah, calling him a fat bitch and things of that sort.
Speaker 2:
So I believe, all victims first. That's what we had to start with, right.
Speaker 1:
Yes, believe all victims. Believe all victims. I looked into the lawsuit.
Speaker 2:
He didn't file a sexual assault like it's the lawsuit is for, like unpaid wages yeah, well, I'm just trying to show that this is an environment that is not safe and protected, and that somebody who would fornicate in front of me would also not pay me my money, right?
Speaker 1:
I completely understand this logic yeah, so, um, he files this lawsuit for his unpaid wages because like she was having him work without being paid, she was, she wasn't paying him overtime, he didn't have like health insurance and things of that nature, because he was a freelance.
Speaker 2:
She was trying to play my boy. I don't like that. She was trying to play my boy.
Speaker 1:
And then she had him on retainer so he couldn't work anywhere else. But then she wasn't giving him gigs. And then eventually, after this situation that happened, she slowly started giving him less and less work, until her team reached out and told him that she would no longer be needing his services.
Speaker 2:
So she played my boy and then she didn't pay him right Again. I understand where Emilio coming from. Y'all trying to say it's a cash grab and yall trying to say emilio trying to, uh, you know he working for nikki minaj. I'm hearing these allegations and rumors. Emilio just was hurt and melo just won his paper yeah um is emilio gay?
Speaker 2:
I don't know, I can't, I can't talk about looking at him your gaydar doesn't go off a little bit, cause I mean, I don't know, I can't. I'm not speaking for the man's sexuality. I can understand being uncomfortable With two women having sex In front of you. I can understand that maybe In a world Not your world.
Speaker 2:
I mean, if I can't join, I'm uncomfortable. I'm sitting there looking like whoa whoa, I can't. I'm uncomfortable. If I can't join, I'm uncomfortable. I'm sitting there looking like whoa whoa, I can't. Oh, I'm uncomfortable now. I don't feel safe.
Speaker 1:
You're mad, annoying. I'm trying to find a picture. How's that mad?
Speaker 2:
annoying. That is accurate. Why is your girl being Lizzo? Why is Meg DeStallion trying to be Lizzo Out here doing all this crazy freak girl sh*t? When are we going gonna hold black women accountable? He might be, he's gay you can't see why you're just putting them on like that he's gay. Look at this picture let me see, just because he's smiling, he gay. That's crazy because he's show teeth. Showing teeth is gay.
Speaker 1:
Now no, it's the bandana. The head tilt, the his leg, his um fingers are through two of his belt loops in the front. That was a look, though. Yeah, no, that was a style.
Speaker 2:
So Megan has said that these allegations were false right. Her lawyer put out a statement. I think they said that all these allegations and stories were false.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, she said that her lawyer came out and said that they were baseless.
Speaker 2:
They were all baseless allegations. Allegations I find this very interesting that this happens right after Megan wins an award from Planned Parenthood.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, so she. She was awarded the Catalyst of Change Award.
Speaker 2:
So right after that, and then also, like I said, we've been talking to, this man has been in cahoots with Nick Minaj and other people were. Other people were honored at that, that award ceremony too yeah, I know, I just thought it was interesting that she got that. They made a note, uh, a note to say that she, you know, got that award, and then she ends up getting into this little situation here because she got the award because of like her image with like body autonomy and things of that nature and apparently she's calling people fat bitches.
Speaker 2:
Though what are you going? What do you have to say?
Speaker 1:
she doesn't think you have autonomy to be a fat bitch speak for all black women.
Speaker 2:
What do you, what do you say here? Like what is going on here, this woman has been for the last two or three years the face of. I've been a victim and now she's out here victimizing a marginalized group.
Speaker 1:
If this man is gay when it comes to black women, I'm always gonna be biased and I'm always gonna give them the benefit of the doubt. I'm waiting for more information to come out before I just start spewing my nonsense opinions that is crazy that you would even do that, because you wouldn't.
Speaker 2:
You wouldn't hold that grace to no other.
Speaker 1:
No, I wouldn't, Only for black women.
Speaker 2:
That's craziness.
Speaker 1:
Well, I'm sitting here and Megan, you're going to have, because nobody else does it for us, so I'm going to do it for us extra.
Speaker 2:
Megan, you're going to have to show me a video of this night and what happened, exactly in detail, so that I can believe that you didn't do anything wrong, you motherf*cker, because I need to see what happened. You're the creep. I need to know this is true. I need to see if this man was uncomfortable. I need evidence.
Speaker 1:
But apparently he was right next to them, like in the same row.
Speaker 2:
I mean, I've seen the alleged pictures from, I guess, when they was all out of town. I've seen the girls that you was with. Release the video Megan Show. Release the video Megan. Show him that he was cool with everything. You don't got to show the whole thing, just the first five six minutes. Not five six minutes, just so we can get the vibe and know everybody's comfortable. You know anything in a minute.
Speaker 1:
Just enough content.
Speaker 2:
Yeah, we need to make sure this is enough information to be able to be thorough here. If not, we got to go with the victims. You told us we had to believe victims when it was you, did she not?
Speaker 7:
She did.
Speaker 2:
So, Megan, like talk to me, Wake it up.
Speaker 1:
Meg, I really don't want to believe this. Ma'am Like get your sh*t together.
Speaker 2:
You called him a fat bitch. That's hurtful, that's awful. We don't like to body shame or, you know, talk about people the way they look here.
Speaker 1:
but that is a lie. We be body shaming and talking about how people look like a motherf*cker but that's messed up, that's wrong.
Speaker 2:
You're better. You got all these girls thinking that they working out trying to get the the megan body and you over here just shaming other women and other men because you know she's saying it to a gay man. She's saying it to other women too maybe not, but who knows? I see, I seen the the clip when, uh, she tried to offer herself up to nikki minaj, nikki minaj wasn't having it what do you mean?
Speaker 2:
they was together and she was like you know, if it happened, it happened. Nikki was like, uh was like nick, you were scared.
Speaker 1:
You just see the trend in the pattern you know the girls just be doing the little bi flirty back and forth thing nicky wasn't with it though yeah, but she, she did that same sh*t with, like, uh, young miami and a bunch of other people, but I didn't know that she was serious. Apparently, megan really do be eating box for real.
Speaker 2:
She be scissoring it up.
Speaker 1:
That's crazy. Well, that's not crazy at all.
Speaker 2:
So you think she gonna make a song about this Called like Backseat Bumpin'. That'd be tough. You know that'd be tough, backseat Bumpin'. How could you not get that off?
Speaker 1:
That literally sounds like a 90s jam backseat bumping yes, like why would she call it the backseat bumping? I think that sound lit.
Speaker 2:
That sound like some uncle ass sh*t that sound hard and she got like a could have like an uncle luke beat to it. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 1:
the girls need to get on some uncle luke beats too.
Speaker 2:
I'm just saying bring it back, bring it back, bring it back. Mm-hmm, all right, so did you order your Yeezy, yet Did you go on the website?
Speaker 1:
I'm not ordering no, goddamn Yeezy, it's only $20. I'm not supporting anything Kanye West does still.
Speaker 2:
I mean to me I feel like the whole $20 thing is kind of cool, because he always said he wanted his materials and his clothes at a reasonable price point. Yeah.
Speaker 2:
Now I've been seeing some of y'all do them to open up the bags and stuff and then wearing the Yeezy, it don't look like it's your size for a lot of y'all, kaisa, not, he didn't get his right sizes. That started some little tension and beef. So I'm just saying I didn't see a lot of guys that was unsatisfied with what, with what, uh, what's coming out of the Yeezy uh house. But apparently now if you buy something on Yeezy, you get access to the interview he just did with Justin Laboy. Shout out to Kanye for letting Justin Laboy out of his cave. I think that needs to be acknowledged.
Speaker 1:
I think, um, don't, and I think that needs to be acknowledged. I think don't, and I think you need to put him back where the f*ck he was.
Speaker 2:
We've been missing Justin LaVoy for years. No, we don't. I don't even think he's been reposting memes like my boy's been shut in, like Kanye put him up, said, hey, I'll let you out when I need you, and we have not seen him since we don't need to see him. Justin LaVoy should be looked into with the Diddy situation because he was with the kids.
Speaker 1:
He was with the kids he was with Justin and them he was. He was signed to LaVoy and all that, yeah, so what do you know, Justin?
Speaker 6:
You conveniently got up out of there. It seems like hey man.
Speaker 2:
Not Justin LaVoy toy and we just seen King Kong's had some allegations now been put on him.
Speaker 1:
Yeah.
Speaker 2:
So what did you know? Justin LaVoy, I'm just saying that we got to bring it out here.
Speaker 1:
The Diddy camp is just not looking good, but yeah.
Speaker 2:
Kanye said some interesting things in the snippets that I've seen. I have not yet consumed the whole interview, I don't even know if it's out yet. No, I don't think it's out, because we would have watched it, but I mean what I mean out, where it's like even if you buy the stuff on gizi, could you still watch it right now?
Speaker 2:
I don't think that that it's not even at that point yet I don't know like you'll get access to it when it released, but right now he's just been dropping little clips and whatnot. When I drank man, he disrespected my boy that was hilarious first it starts off, he jumps on the that, but I don't think he really was with them. I think he just added his own little spin on it.
Speaker 1:
Yeah.
Speaker 2:
Not a fan of it. Maybe he should try that again, you know, maybe. But he then goes and says Drake has a rich baby, daddy, and it was Lucian.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, like he's like an exec at.
Speaker 2:
Universal.
Speaker 1:
Universal, yeah, universal Music Group.
Speaker 2:
And he says that when Drake wants anything he needs, lucian buys it up for him and it ain't no problem. So that's why he said Drake is hard to beat and that's why they got to team up to beat him, because he has Lucian having his back.
Speaker 1:
He has a powerful, rich white baby daddy.
Speaker 2:
I just think this nigg* Kanye. I feel like he just hit this beat in the wrong way First. He just interjects himself in it, and I just don't think it came with the heat that it should have been.
Speaker 1:
That's a very Kanye way to f*cking insert yourself in some sh*t, though.
Speaker 2:
But Kanye knows this ain't his lane to be going back and forth this way.
Speaker 1:
Kanye is never in the lane that Kanye needs to be in. Kanye is not worried about lanes. That's not true.
Speaker 2:
That's not true at all. He is way more tactical than this Right now. This is a nigg* that looks so desperate. He looks desperate for any kind of attention when it doesn't seem like he needs to. He did the Kanye, he did the Yeezy Super Bowl commercial and that joint almost doubled what he paid for.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, so it just I do think, though, that, out of all of the rappers, kanye is the nigg* that first of all has a purpose to have this much vitriol behind Drake, because the whole like Kim Kardashian stuff, like he was, drake was messing with you, the mother of your children, before, maybe during, allegedly we don't know and then I think Kanye is the perfectly the most unhinged person, the most perfectly unhinged rapper to come at drake the way that he needs to be came at after push a t but I think it was interesting too, because we talked about, you know, in the last episode what kendrick would have to do to go at drake I feel like kanye would do I also feel like the thing about kanye and that I think a lot of people don't acknowledge, like for him to be as long in the industry.
Speaker 2:
As long he's been in it he does not have the allegations that a lot of his peers have no like. I can't think of too many situations or instances where it's been a woman come out and say Kanye did x, y and z outside of like reporters and paparazzi people yeah like anything where it comes to, and for him to be, the sexual deviant he claims to be.
Speaker 1:
That's a feat, you have to kind of put that into consideration.
Speaker 2:
The only thing that you could say is recently with his wife, people have been like that's weird that's a consenting adult, though yeah, there's nothing like she hasn't come out and said anything so, and she seems like she's f*cking happy there and even with kim, the stuff that she was upset about, what had nothing to do with that, it was more just. They had been growing distant.
Speaker 2:
He was on some other sh*t yeah, he was trumping it up and all that other stuff so I mean, he was just a lot to deal with so I mean, I can just see where it's like he could be that person who has that background, where it's like oh, no, like, no, like. I can go at you. There's no problem, I'm going to read the blind, the blind items on you. I think Kanye is crazy enough to do that Get on Lipstick Alley Something that's your new.
Speaker 2:
That's your new little blog site. Huh yeah, that's crazy. I would think that I've known about Lipstick Alley for years.
Speaker 1:
I'm surprised that you just coming up on that, I'm surprised too.
Speaker 2:
Like, that's like.
Speaker 1:
I knew about the blind items before I knew about Lipstick Alley.
Speaker 2:
That's what I'm saying. Like Lipstick Alley was right up your alley. I didn't mean to do it like that, but no pun intended. But that was literally. I would have thought you would have been hipped on that.
Speaker 1:
Nah. That's craziness I'm glad I wasn't.
Speaker 2:
My brain would have been mush was there any other clips with the kind what kanye said or was anything else? We want to get to a kanye the main thing was the dilution thing yeah, I just think that the the stuff that jaws rappers keep trying to go at it drake is just is.
Speaker 2:
Nobody who's a consumer cares about that kind of stuff. This whole oh, he's a plant in the industry like nobody gives a f*ck. The sh*t slaps and y'all not gonna make nothing that slap harder. Pause. Yes, sir, you heard about corley ray leaving the republic yeah, I heard about that. She's with like island music group now okay, I mean, I've always said her team was horrible so have I not this.
Speaker 5:
Yeah, you said times on this podcast.
Speaker 2:
Yeah, I've said, her team was horrible. She needed to change who she's with. So I think that's a good start. Uh, to be doing that right there, leaving a republic because they haven't done like that. Guess she was saying that they wanted her to do more poppy records and she wasn't a fan of that.
Speaker 2:
Creative differences yeah, I just think you just didn't want to work the way they wanted you to work and you just got to hope, whatever you do, that it worked for you. Cause it's not that pop sh*t to me when I hear artists say that that doesn't mean they don't want to put in the grind to to actually make hits that the record labels know will work.
Speaker 1:
But then again, that's a pay for her own EP yeah, the last EP that she put out. So they repeat they. So they refused to pay for advertising and she had to pay for it herself.
Speaker 2:
So, okay, I can understand why she would want to leave with that but, if you're not doing what they want, I can understand too. Hey, I'm not going to give you money to advertise something that we don't believe in.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, they wanted her to go to the and that's what she said the Taylor Swift, ariana Grande route.
Speaker 2:
I don't see why that was the problem, though, for that that's just not what she wants to do, though I don't want to hear that. What you want to do, I want to hear about what's going to get us paid, and we feel like this is going to get us paid. Listen to them. It don't work. Generally, they give you that opportunity to do what you want to do on that next project, but they want you to at least listen to them first. Yeah, but yeah, but creatives are creatives.
Speaker 1:
You know if you are um, come on now, we're not gonna put her in that kind of situation.
Speaker 5:
She ain't writing.
Speaker 1:
No bars, I don't believe. Even if you are, I don't believe you, corley ray but if she wants to be a hip-hop artist, then she wants to be a hip-hop artist. You don't want to be a pop artist, so I don't know okay, well, you're gonna be.
Speaker 2:
That's the stance you want to take on it. I think she needs to go the pop route. I think she has to look for it. I think she can transition and get a lot of white fans and, as you know, that's where the money at yeah.
Speaker 1:
I think she can appeal to a white audience really well she would alright, so I think she'll appeal to a white audience doing what she do already did you see the DC Young Fly?
Speaker 2:
I think he did an interview. I don't know it was cam newton or not, but he was just on a recent podcast and he was talking about. You know his personal situation. That happened with his uh, the mother of his child that I did not see.
Speaker 1:
I'm gonna play right here.
Speaker 5:
If you look at the women today, it's a lot of women who have BBLs. So I'm constantly reminded. I'm constantly reminded like they made it. There go another big Buddha, she made it. See what I'm saying. I get why women wants to enhance their selves. I get it. But, fellas, we have to do more on just continuously telling our women that they're beautiful. You're enough. We have to continuously tell on just continuously telling our women that they're beautiful, you're enough. You have to continuously tell them that they're gorgeous. Don't make your woman feel like she has to go do some, even if you, with another chick, like no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You just love a woman. That's it. And women listen to your man. Just listen. I'm not finna. Sit here and tell somebody don't do what they want to do, don't do no. People make decisions. You have to live with that as a unit. So I can't even sit here and say, well, I'm against nothing, oh, I'm with it as a unit. I took a loss.
Speaker 2:
Yeah, it's tough man.
Speaker 5:
Yeah.
Speaker 2:
I think it's really rough, especially in this situation that he's in, because she was an entertainer in her own right, like she had a reason to why she would want to do that, like it's part of the gig of when your job especially for women, for the most part your job in this entertainment industry first and foremost is to look good, like that is like the prerequisite for all female in any kind of entertainment.
Speaker 1:
Yeah.
Speaker 2:
Even if you go into sports a little bit like you have to be somewhat attractive for them to really try to push you in a real way. For people to care, yeah, so it's like it's tough in that situation and you can to me. I didn't know if he felt this way. It really sounds like he blames himself in that.
Speaker 1:
Yeah.
Speaker 2:
If you kind of just listen to the word and the language that he was using, he kind of blamed himself for not maybe standing on his on his ground a little bit more with that yeah, that f*cking sucks too, like the, the fact that he's blaming himself and then he's reminded on a regular basis that she could have made it no, I mean, I'm gonna be honest, if I was in that situation or if I think of any kind of man in that situation, it is your fault, that's your, your woman, and she's going under the blade.
Speaker 2:
She is essentially telling the world my life in the body that I'm currently in is less than and I would rather die than continue living in the body that I'm living.
Speaker 1:
I would rather put myself at risk.
Speaker 2:
I mean you're saying at the end of the day, because you know your life can be, you can lose your life from these procedures. Yeah, You're essentially saying when you go, when you sign that paperwork, anytime you go into surgery for real, because a doctor will tell you that, no matter how you know innocuous the surgery is, your life is at risk.
Speaker 1:
You could die from this procedure. What like state of mind you have to be in for, like your husband, your partner, whoever to be like adamant, like, please, no, don't do this, it's dangerous. And for you to be like no, this is like a priority, I'm still gonna do it yeah, I mean you're.
Speaker 2:
You're essentially saying what I'm saying you're putting. Whatever the state of your existence is at this time is not good enough for you to continue living life and you have to change it so that you can have that outcomes that you want that's sad it is sad and I just feel so bad as, like you, it's just like especially for that. It's not like. This was like oh, she had a tumor and they cut the wrong artery or something.
Speaker 1:
She bled out like, yeah, it was a completely unnecessary procedure and it was just it was for nothing.
Speaker 2:
You know what I mean and I just feel bad for him man. I remember there was a video that happened along like literally right after the dcm fly situation happened, like right after she passed, where folks was like it was a dude who was saying he was saying like, oh no, this is your fault, you did this, you, this is what you wanted. He was like really going in at dcm fly. I thought that was really rough, especially right the timing of it. But I could also understand what they were saying, where it's like, regardless in any kind of situation, people are going to look at it and they're going to say you was the man in the house and, whatever what happened, you let fly and that's where it's like it sucks because you could be the person that's asking no, don't do this, but everyone's going to insinuate you talking down on her you know people saying that about him.
Speaker 2:
They were saying like oh no, he probably was talking to her and making her feel like she had to go do this like fresh after this happened.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, people are very insensitive like this.
Speaker 2:
Man just lost the mother of his children, his wife well, they never really confirmed that they were married or not.
Speaker 1:
But they did they were together. They had multiple children yeah, like that's not the time for you to be doing that, that's not the time for you to be blaming him for what happened to her, any of that.
Speaker 2:
And then, like I feel like it's very easy to just go on the internet and say sh*t like that because you don't think that he could be reading those comments and like in bed crying, sobbing like I always think about sh*t like that yeah, I remember the first thing time I saw him after he was on new rory and maul and you could tell like, and no, I think it was actually breakfast club when he was up there with the 85 south show, and you could just tell where it was like, yeah, he may probably do what he gotta do on stage and you know, but there is, is a he's, he's, he's feeling do what he gotta do on stage, and you know, but there is, is a he's he's, he's feeling different, like he's moving different, he's feeling different, he has more on his mind. He's probably thinking about reality in a way complicated and complex way.
Speaker 1:
It's just man, especially his entire life, for the rest of his life has completely changed because he's gonna have to. That's a part of his life has completely changed because he's going to have to.
Speaker 2:
That's a part of him Consult his children.
Speaker 1:
He's going to have to explain this to his children.
Speaker 2:
Multiple times Because they're young too.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, so it's not like.
Speaker 2:
this is something that, and then every single holiday birthday, like it's not. It doesn't stop, no.
Speaker 5:
It just keeps hurting.
Speaker 1:
Just the exact amount you amount. You just learn how to cope a little bit better each year.
Speaker 2:
That's why I was just like you said, bro. At the end of the day, what he was talking about is important just to, bro, if there ain't something that you need. We got to help each other, we got to bring each other up with our words and the way that we really express our feelings for each other, because that cosmetic stuff, granted, it can make you feel good, it can make you look good for some people, but the risk that you had to put out, is it really worth it?
Speaker 1:
It's not. Before I met my husband, like I was going to get work done, like I was, I had the doctor picked out, okay, the money was there and I was going to. It was like, non, I gonna, I was gonna get my boobs done, so that was definitely a thing. And then I was gonna do like the filler, like the hip dips and stuff. And he literally like multiple times, over and over and over again, looked me straight in my eye with the most intensity and was like no, like, absolutely not. Like you're perfect the way. Why would you do? You do not need to do that like.
Speaker 2:
And then I was like okay, I mean because there's no point of putting yourself in a situation where you can have an allergic reaction or something like with so many no with so much stuff that's just going on, like my mom had a friend and we can, you know, end it off here. My mom had a friend and she was having cosmetic surgery and they used iodine on her and she was allergic to iodine and it resulted in her passing away and she literally lost her life because and this is like, really like, actually- this happened like really close to the time that Kanye West lost his mom.
Speaker 2:
If. I remember the timeline correctly, but it was a really just BS way for her to lose her life. She had a daughter. Her daughter was in a wheelchair so she couldn't really, you know, do too much for herself growing up and all that Like it was really tough just to see that happen. It was like she had a great life, she was buying cars, had her own house, and just to see it just be taken away because she was just trying to appease or look a particular way.
Speaker 1:
Yeah. And now she was trying to boost her confidence in some way.
Speaker 2:
Yeah, even though she had a great I mean from outside looking in, she actually had a great life, you know, and just to see that people just doing that and, like I said, that's all it takes, is them not knowing you allergic to something?
Speaker 1:
And now you but then also, you might not know, you allergic to something. That's something that I am scared of too, because I have been to the hospital, like emergency room, once in my life and it wasn't like that big a deal. But like there's lots of drugs that I have never been introduced to. So I don't know if I'm allergic to penicillin or this or that. Like how would I know unless I go and I randomly have an allergic reaction to it and hopefully people are paying attention to me enough to catch it? But also, I'm a black woman. That also plays into it.
Speaker 1:
I'm a black woman, yeah, that also plays into it. Like people aren't gonna gonna pay less attention to me specifically because I'm a black woman in a, in a medical space, and that's been proven. So you have to think about that too. Like, when complications arise, when you go into cosmetic surgery as a black woman too, they're not going to f*cking like spring into action to save you. No, you're right, woman too, they're not gonna f*cking like spring into action to save you no, you're right.
Speaker 2:
Unfortunately, they're not gonna care, they're not gonna give it a second thought. Uh, they're gonna do everything they gotta do with buy the book.
Speaker 1:
But that's literally where it stops and it starts yeah, and then if you're having a allergic reaction to something that neither you or them you, then it's washing their hands, they're done, that's it. It's easy, it's a days of paperwork and then that's it that's all it is.
Speaker 2:
There's a couple signatures and into the morgue you go. That's all that happens. So, hey, man, everybody I know it seems like you want that and it feels like your life can't get. I understand there's some results that you can't get in the gym. Like a lot of guys will say we just need to go in the gym. No, life can't get there. I understand there's some results that you can't get in the gym. Like a lot of guys will say we just need to go in the gym. No, you can't get some of these results in the gym.
Speaker 1:
Sometimes it's just not built like that, but if you got family, you got people.
Speaker 2:
That's okay though, but my thing is if you got family, if you got kids and stuff like that, you gotta that. So if that's what you gotta do, do that. But once you start bringing kids in this world, hey man, I know pregnancy does a horrible thing to your body, but appreciate those scars. Don't try to feel like you gotta alter. You know alter what you look like because you went, you brought somebody into this world, like that was a great feat in and of itself yeah, that's really sad, all righty.
Speaker 1:
So amanda seals was on club shea shea today. It was like a three hour long interview. It was really good. Um, I want to start by saying that I have enjoyed amanda seals for a long time. I listened to, uh, I listened to her podcast small doses shoot the bailout.
Speaker 1:
Shoot the bailout no, and then I also. I watched our last clip when we talked about her, just to make sure that I didn't contradict her myself, but I was on her side the whole time, last time too, so we're good, I'm not contradicting, contradicting myself, but, um, yeah, so I've enjoyed her for a long time. She's very smart. You can tell that she's like a very scholarly person yeah, she was definitely in the library in college she definitely was and Shannon Sharp was not.
Speaker 1:
Okay, like I don't think Shannon has interviewed anybody this like book smart before that I've watched, that, I've watched. So it was like glaringly obvious the difference in their levels of education. When, um this, when I was watching this interview, all right.
Speaker 2:
So I got a little clip that kind of demonstrates that a little bit so, and I was in the situation at disney.
Speaker 8:
I was there as the only black girl and there was a whole crew it's like 12 of us and so I was called an n-word while I was there. And I was also bullied while I was there because I was told that you're only here because you're black, you can't really dance, you're just here because you're black, so don't get any ideas. So that's what I'm being told by the other children. Does that suffice as racist to you, or would you want to call it something else? Is that just kids being mean?
Speaker 9:
Yeah, the kids. So let me ask you a question as a child, do you never said anything derogatory? You was just this model citizen. As a child, I mean children. Now we're talking children, not functioning adults. Now, if you told me adults parents were telling you this, or the execs or people that are in charge of Disney are telling you this, I could agree with it, but at 89, you're probably eight, nine years of age.
Speaker 8:
Maybe younger, so you have no problem with the children that were cursing out Ruby Bridges and the Little Rock Nine. Do you think that was just them being kids?
Speaker 9:
Two things can be true Kids can be kids and not function as an adult, and things can be wrong. And sometimes when kids say things, they're repeating what they heard their parents say. They don't know it's wrong.
Speaker 8:
So what about the children who are receiving it that know it's wrong? Does what about the children who are receiving it that know it's wrong? Does that not matter? Yes, yes. So if I'm 10 and I'm receiving that treatment and I know it's wrong, does it make my experience of it less valid? It doesn't make it any less valid. No. So that's what we're here to talk about my experience.
Speaker 4:
Yes.
Speaker 8:
So my experience is that I experienced that and it was difficult. So that's the valid part of this. I'm not here to protect those people because it's irrelevant.
Speaker 1:
He does that a couple of times in the beginning of the interview and she, specifically at one point, goes and I'm paraphrasing, I'm, I'm reinterpreting for y'all in my words. So she basically goes Shannon, I went and got a master's. I am a scholar of race. I know more about this than you do. I can speak about it in a way that's more complex than you can.
Speaker 2:
So when I say some sh*t, let it rock and don't try to refute it, because you literally do not have the facilities to do so I mean, I think I think when it comes to a guy like shannon, like I said we in one of our other videos we discussed, where Glenville, where he's from, like they have kind of a mindset about race, where it's like that's just life, not really like to kind of question it. Like I was even talking to my dad before about the past and like he even said where, like if you had certain conversations or you talked a certain type of way, you were labeled a troublemaker yeah, and that's what she called herself over and over and over again, like throughout her life, from her childhood up into her adulthood.
Speaker 2:
Now still, she was labeled as a troublemaker and those usually be the people who have the resistance to the status quo yes, um, early on in the interview she lets us know that she was literally just diagnosed with autism.
Speaker 1:
Literally she's like somewhere on the spectrum.
Speaker 2:
It used to be called asperger's, but now she's just like it's just spectrum autism that she was uh diagnosed with, like by her psychiatrist I mean I don't want to say too much because, like I said, I want to give the space to be, because I was a little harsh on her a little bit on our last clip, so I want to give her space to express herself, but yeah and also like autism, is usually not diagnosed in black women until like way, way, way later in their lives because of racism.
Speaker 2:
No, I mean of racism. No, I mean again. That's why I'm not trying to speak to against anything. I will say convenient. That's all I didn't. That's all I said. I don't like that, that's all I said. You could have kept that to yourself all together. I just said that's even though you said that one word.
Speaker 1:
I feel like that was very I don't like that anti-black.
Speaker 1:
That was misogynoir yeah, it was misogynoir um. So yeah, she talks about how um, her being autistic and her being diagnosed with autism helped her understand herself better in the way she interacts with people and the way she understands the world and the type of stimulation she's always needed and things of that nature. So, um, and she's dealing with it, she's. She has her therapist, her psychiatrist. She said that she has a great support system around her when it comes to that um. I also want to mention um later on in the interview. She talks about a lot of stuff she basically goes through, like her history in the in the industry, when she gets too insecure that's when we get to the t that's when it really got like.
Speaker 1:
It was messy basically the whole time, because this is a black woman telling her story, so she's been um, she's being abused, she's not being protected.
Speaker 2:
It's messy all along the way, but now it gets particularly messy so, before we get into the details, what was your overall synopsis of isa after she told this story? I was disappointed no, you said another phrase oh, I said she's not a girl's girl.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, I feel like that was just me talking sh*t, though like I, I don't want to say that fully because I still like both of them very much and I don't want to think this of isa. But at the same time, like amanda was speaking her truth and she was very blunt about it and I don't think she's lying at all and the way. So let me tell you, because we're getting ahead of ourselves a little bit, yeah, I just wanted to get that off so, um, amanda talks about how, uh, she went to this emmy's, the black emmy's party one year.
Speaker 1:
The next year she goes to the black emmy's party and she's not let in. She's not let in. She tries to leave multiple times, but every time she tries to leave, one of her um colleagues is like what do you mean? They're not letting you in. No wait, here I'm gonna go work this out.
Speaker 1:
And this happens with like a couple different people. While she's trying to leave, somebody finally gets her in after she's in, a security guard walks up to her and tells her that she has to leave. She's like why do I have to leave? It's Issa Rae's manager. So they had had a prior like, uh, not back and forth, but like she knew that uh, issa Rae's manager didn't like her and brought it up to Issa, and Issa was basically like not, I don't have anything to do with this and that, which is weird because this is your manager who has a problem with your talent on your set. So you kind of do have something to do with it, because you would be the mitigating party in this situation. But you're trying to like, keep your hands clean of it. What that says something right that it doesn't say that you want to keep out of it. It says to me that you support your manager's actions.
Speaker 2:
Yeah, I mean you would think that If you know what's going on, or you at least want to find out, because you want to at least know information about what this riff is about.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, but that wasn't the case. So Issa is just like every time. She's just like keep me out of it. So Amanda is kicked out of the party by four security guards. She said that all of them were black men, or the majority of them were black men. So she's in a black space in a black event and a black woman sticks black men on her to kick her out of said black event. So it didn't sit well with her when she talked about it. Um, the whole thing happened with the articles coming out, all the op-eds coming out about how she has hubris, she's combative, people don't like her and all of these were op-eds from people who would have never met her and they were based off tweets. Um, and uh, none of her co-workers actually like came out and actually said that they did not like her yeah, because that was one of the ones that we one of them did one of the ones we read, uh the op-ed and we talked about on the show.
Speaker 1:
That was one of the ones we we talked about where they made that claim yeah, so, um, she, she talks about how that hurt her a lot because she rides for the black community a lot. So, like all of those, um, those media, or all of the black media, like shunning her while while at the same time re-embracing Candace Owens, who they bring up in this interview also so they bring up.
Speaker 2:
Shannon was being messy boots again.
Speaker 1:
Shannon was definitely being messy. Oh, let's, before we get off. She also talked about her experience on the Insecure set, how she literally came to Issa crying multiple times the first time she came to Issa crying multiple times. The first time she came to Issa crying, issa, uh, was actually receptive and she had a conversation. Uh, she set up a conversation between Amanda and her manager and, um, amanda was like why don't you like me? Uh, like what's the problem? And the manager was like I don't like you. And Amanda was like, okay, like that's your problem. We've never interacted, I've never done anything to you.
Speaker 1:
And she talks about this over and over again, like her being perceived as difficult in her life. People just think that she's better than them. She thinks she's better than them, but that's what happens. When you're like smart, light-skinned, pretty, all that stuff, people project their insecurities onto you. That's probably what was going on in her life. So, yeah, she talked about her experience on the Insecure set and when she came crying to Issa, issa said you know what I'm? Probably? It's probably because I'm looking at you like you're a character, tiffany bitch, you wrote this character. You wrote this character and then hired me to play her. What do you mean? Now you're mistreating me, am I? She was like am I that good of an actress?
Speaker 2:
So basically she was saying she couldn't feel empathy for it because she was thinking of her like the character.
Speaker 1:
Yes.
Speaker 2:
That's crazy.
Speaker 1:
That is wild, like she couldn't come to her defense at all. So while she's being kicked out by four black men and this and that like nobody comes to her defense at all, all these black people in this room, in this industry, and she's kicked out, nobody said sh*t except the girl, like her friend, that was with her was this, after the the issue with the revolutionary nigg* situation?
Speaker 1:
No, so she's jumping around. I don't know what the timeline actually is, because she's jumping around a lot but she also got in trouble on set for calling somebody a revolutionary nigg*, and the person said that they're not a nigg* and then she said that she got in trouble for not taking it back.
Speaker 2:
Yeah, I mean it's.
Speaker 1:
On the Insecure set, where they was basically like nigg*, nigg*, nigg*, nigg*, nigg*, nigg*, nigg*, nigg*, nigg*, on camera all the time.
Speaker 2:
No, I mean, I can understand where, like she said, she made that kind of point, because I didn't watch the whole interview. You watched more of it than me but she did make a point where she was saying, like like people try to use simple interactions like that that they can try to throw back on me, to make me like a bad person, when it's like this is really just an innocuous interaction we're having right now. Me taking that back doesn't really change your day and and affect you in a real way. It wasn't like I called you less than you know I was giving you a compliment, you didn't appreciate her.
Speaker 2:
That's a huge compliment yeah, I mean, and he didn't appreciate the compliment, the way it was phrased, cool. But like I'm not gonna lose sleep over, and it's a lot of people, like she said, a lot of people want to break you down. They were nitpicking. I've experienced that before too whereas, like, people try to find little faults and things because you're able to clearly, uh, make an analysis of their faults or the faults around other people and you're able to articulate it a certain way, which they can't do and they can't copy so it makes them feel a certain kind of way.
Speaker 2:
So I understand her in that point where it can bring especially people hate revolutionary light-skinned people too Like that bothers them a lot. Like Huey Newton, he had a lot of stuff where conversations with people didn't like him because he was considered a high yellow nigg* at the time, which is crazy because that the yellow nigg*s usually are the most revolutionary, because we get to see. It's true, malcolm, like come on, yellow nigg*s, be revolutionary. Don't do that. We outside with it. Okay, don't do that.
Speaker 1:
But damn, I was going to say something else. There was something else else I was gonna bring up while I was talking about this.
Speaker 2:
Um well, while you remember, let me ask you one question did shannon ever bring up the conversation I said where she had accused that wrongfully accused that guy of harassing?
Speaker 1:
a black man didn't bring it up. She brought it up. She brought it up really quickly, um, because, shout out to Amanda Seals for doing that yeah, she brought it up really quickly and she said that that was something that she learned from and, um, she also said that that's something that people hold on to, to prove that she like, hates black men and she does not hate black men. She was like I've lifted, I've lifted a nigg* up.
Speaker 1:
She's lifted so many nigg*s up, like she's saying it did it feel like she watched our video a little bit no, okay, I'm sorry, I wanted to go with it, but no, I'm just saying it doesn't seem like she watched it. No, what else? So God damn it. What were we just talking about this before this?
Speaker 2:
I said about the man that she made the accusation Before that we're talking about the revolutionary nigg*, yeah, and her working on the set with isa okay.
Speaker 1:
So yeah, basically isa did not support her in any way. So that kind of really changed my opinion on isa. I don't like it, I hate. I hate that for isa and I don't think she's gonna even say anything about it.
Speaker 2:
So I mean. But let's let's give isa a little grace here, even though I feel like I've said these things that people try to. They try to put these ideals on, especially people like her, issa Rae there's a whole bunch of people like Issa Kendrick. They try to put these people, these ideals of them, when generally that's not who these people are. These people are trying to get an outcome that is almost a complete opposite to what a lot of the fan base put on them. So I think that, like what, what do you feel like disappointed you the most in that? Was it just because she didn't have amanda seals back, or do you feel like there was something that amanda referenced that disappointed you, that isa wouldn't respond in a certain way?
Speaker 1:
well, it was isa literally laughing in her face the second time because she she mentioned that in the car scene to Malibu. They were actually like in a car driving somewhere and she got emotional about something because something had just happened and she was crying and Issa was literally laughing. It was like, well, it's your tone. You do have a tone I don't like as a black woman. How do you say that to another black woman? Like, oh, you have a tone, what we know, that we're perceived as more aggressive, more angry, more this and that and Amanda talked about her being loud and opinionated her entire life and her being perceived as such, as such, like I.
Speaker 1:
I would think that Issa would not fall into that box of just like doing that to another black woman when her entire career has been about uplifting other black women on set. Her production sets, everything, like the camera, women, the sound, people are all black women, they're all women. So like that really disappoints me that, like you specifically did this to someone who was on your show for that long, someone there was a black woman that was under.
Speaker 2:
like you were her boss, she was coming to you and you had the power to make things easier for her and you specifically chose not to, for whatever reason you think it had something to do with maybe trying to get the best art out of the the production and maybe she felt like pushing those emotions, but amanda uh got the best results I don't know, because I mean it's not like it's not like we've seen amanda in a whole bunch of stuff after no, amanda, she's.
Speaker 1:
She's done so many things, by the way, I mean, I know she's a stand-up comedian and all that she's.
Speaker 2:
She's done so many things, by the way. I mean I know she's a stand up comedian and all that.
Speaker 1:
No, that's like the most recent thing. She started out Well. First of all she was doing like a bunch of like thesis papers and interviewing rappers and she got her master's and, like you know, she got her master's with a concentration in hip hop from Columbia.
Speaker 1:
I've never looked masters with a concentration in hip-hop from columbia oh no, I've never looked. Yeah, like she. And then she um, she made her degree at her school because they didn't have an african-american studies degree, so she made. She likes, like glued two schools together and brought it to the dean and made her degree herself, like she was the first person at her college that got, uh, that degree. Um, she used to be on serious radio. She was on radio and then she did flowetry. She was a singer for a little bit.
Speaker 1:
She dropped the album yeah, I remember that yeah, and then she um, and then she was on insecure and then she did smart, funny black, that game show that she took on the road. And then she did that other show with jeff je and Chrissy Teigen, like Funny People or something like that. And now she's doing kind of like she's not saying it's stand-up comedy, she's like she's calling it like a TED Talk that you laugh at, but like she's very, she's like a renaissance woman.
Speaker 2:
No, she's definitely. She's always been in that realm of people like have perceived her as very talented.
Speaker 1:
She's wildly talented.
Speaker 2:
Like she's never had a special Shannon.
Speaker 1:
Sharp is not.
Speaker 2:
Okay, he's not articulate. He's not. He is talented. He's a hell of a football player.
Speaker 1:
Yeah. So while Amanda Seals was in college reading books and gaining actual knowledge, shannon Sharp was getting his brain stem knocked back and forth. His, his soft matter was smushing against his skull because all of the cards okay, it's not even Shannon Sharp's fault. It is Shannon Sharp's fault, actually, because you hired these idiots. Everything that, all of his information, was wrong. He was like so you, um, are on iHeartMedia. She was like that was done two years ago. Um, he's like and you have a white mom. She. She was like fully black mother. She's from Grenada and he's like so she married a white man. She was like also have a black father. I'm fully black. No whites, none.
Speaker 2:
Real light skin. Shout out to the real light skins. Real, authentic light skin.
Speaker 1:
She's an authentic, just fully black light skin woman who just I'm doing hey, I'm putting it up for that for the light skins. Um, she was like yeah, my great, great, great grandmother was raped and the the his, her slave master literally signed all of our birth certificates and had like 12 children. And then my grandmother in grenada was also raped so that's why I'm light-skinned and she was like I don't like when people try to diminish my blackness for being light skin, when I'm light skin because of trauma.
Speaker 2:
Somebody said that in one of our comments. We just dropped our light skin video and it was like you still had a lot of race mixing to get to your color, and I'm like that was not consensual, like nobody Consensual Consensual. Excuse me, that was not consensual at all.
Speaker 1:
No.
Speaker 2:
That was not consensual at all. No, that was against our will, sir.
Speaker 1:
Yeah.
Speaker 2:
Don't remind us of our trauma.
Speaker 1:
And then Shannon mentions people who specifically shun the black community and try to profit off of trying to cater to the white community.
Speaker 2:
Like being a grifter.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, and she's like stop, stop, right there, I don't know her. She's like I don't know her and shannon's like we gotta get to it, we gotta get. So she brings up, uh, he brings up uh candace owens messy boots, shannon, and she gets uh, she mentions that the same black media platforms that were trying to say that she has all this hubris and she's a victim of her own confidence and this, and that were the same media platforms that were letting Candace Owens do this tap and dance back into the black community's lap.
Speaker 2:
So he's talking about Joe Budden, because I don't think the, for the most part, the Breakfast Club is always there were other publications like that were writing about her and stuff like that.
Speaker 1:
No, she's not. And then, surprisingly, well, the reason.
Speaker 2:
I say that is because Ice on Joe Budden's podcast was talking sh*t about. Well, he took some shots at Amanda Steele, especially about the thing that I talked about with the man who made them comments? The guy that she talked about yeah.
Speaker 1:
I forgot what I was saying, babe.
Speaker 2:
Oh, about what? Were you just saying that while I was talking?
Speaker 1:
about the publications about Candace Owens. Yeah, about Candace Owens. Yeah, so she was saying that those are the same publications that were embracing Candace Owens and trying to shun her, when she's been being pro-black her entire. The whole time we've known Amanda, she's been 10 toes for black people.
Speaker 2:
Yeah, she's definitely the girl that would come up with the keefie.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, so she said that she had a whole mental breakdown, like a full, like she.
Speaker 2:
Recently.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, because of all these articles and because of the community that she's been so passionate about defending and like trying to teach us things. She got her degrees so she could speak on behalf of us, so that like she could have this knowledge to do so and then to see the same community shunning her for things that were also baseless and factless. She had a mental breakdown Because she also said that she's had troubles with suicide and her mental health and things of that nature, so she had to dig deep into her support system.
Speaker 2:
Wasn't she critical of the like the, you know the conflict that's going on in Palestine and stuff like that too? I don't know if she spoke on it. I just heard that she was critical of it and that was another reason that the NAACP didn't invite her to that event. I think that was one of the ones that she was upset about.
Speaker 1:
I don't know, I'm not sure. I didn't see anything about that. She didn't mention that at all.
Speaker 2:
Okay.
Speaker 1:
So I thought I read something about that too as well. But yeah, she got an award at the awards, at the NAACP awards, but to not be invited is kind of a choice. No, I think that's where it came up to being, because she has been speaking out against Israel. Speaking of choices, shannon Sharpe's interview style, I think, is a choice. So you as an interviewer, you have, like, your questions that you want to ask.
Speaker 1:
But when some, when you're interviewing someone as complex as Amanda Seals and she's like she's going different places, she's ebbing and flowing, you have to flow with her. Right, she would flow somewhere and then he'd be like next question on my list Like the conversation could have been so nuanced and it could have been so good and I feel like I want to see somebody else who's like slightly on par with Amanda Seals sit down and have a conversation with her. I kind of want to see her sit down with Angie Martinez, because Angie Martinez does have a more like, like she flows with you. She lets you take it where like it naturally is going. Shannon doesn't do that. He's very rigid in like where. He's like forcing you to go somewhere. Now we're talking about this.
Speaker 2:
In the clips that I saw it seemed like he was kind of giving like a lot of the follow-up questions that a lot of people wanted when he did the kat williams interview. He brought that to this interview, which it doesn't necessarily really call for, because a lot of the stuff that she's talking about isn't like with other people in the media and you know other celebrities. She's talking about a lot, especially the ones that may got viral, where she was talking about a lot of things that happened to her as a youth where it's like there isn't really anybody here to verify or someone named to protect in that situation. So it's not really necessary that you kind of not contradict her but question her and try to get more clarification out of those kind of questions, because it was just a story of her life experience, so I can understand why she would feel invalidated.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, and it was just she's so smart and then I just wanted him to ask her like I was thinking about, like I was thinking of questions that you should ask her based off what she just said, and then he would fully just change the topic fully, and it was just so like jarring. Every time he did it, he did it. It was just like switch, switch, switch. I don't like that. That's not where she was going.
Speaker 2:
But see, I've noticed that it's like that.
Speaker 1:
It's a choice.
Speaker 2:
I noticed. But it's like that when people he doesn't really know their industry and things of that nature, like he doesn't really have a backing, so he he doesn't really feel comfortable diving into that because of the whole allegations of being messy boots. That's what it seems like to me anyway, and what I've heard, that.
Speaker 1:
And then also obviously his research, whatever research team he has, is inaccurate. They don't do their job correctly.
Speaker 2:
I mean, I feel like for this one, from what you had said, that they, you know they dropped the ball, but usually they do a pretty good job. But it's again, it's the people that he normally interviews. For the most part have been either comedians or athletes like guys like that, who he's kind of you know, he's closer to that world.
Speaker 1:
It doesn't matter. You have a platform that garners millions of views per interview at this point, do the research correctly and ask the questions right Point blank period. You have the resources to do so, regardless of if you personally have a connection with this person personally, have a connection with the industry that they're a part of or not. Shannon, do your job. I want a concise interview.
Speaker 2:
Well, I mean, his job is to hire the people that do the good job.
Speaker 1:
Do the job. That was the job. Whoever needs to do the job, get it done.
Speaker 2:
Shannon doesn't have enough time to be out here writing the questions and things like that. No, he has enough time to show up and respond to what's going on?
Speaker 1:
Yeah.
Speaker 2:
So I'm not going to hold him too much on that. Like, definitely his team has to step up and yes, it does come back on him when his team drops a ball.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, he looks crazy.
Speaker 2:
I mean it does make him look good, especially with the whole country bumpkin allegations. Yeah, because you sound stupid a lot of the time, All right. Well, somebody who doesn't sound stupid a lot of the time, Somebody who doesn't sound stupid. We're not going to say too much long on this one, but I just want to say man Tucker, Carlson, that's going to be a dangerous motherf*cker right there.
Speaker 2:
I'm not even going to lie to you, because right now he's doing the Republican talking head to right-wing conspiracy theorist. He's doing that perfectly. He is a top tier person at this and I was just seeing him on a Joe Rogan podcast and the way that he's able to articulate himself, the the poise that he's able to discuss like the matter, the topic, even though he's lying, probably like 40% of the time like it's he does it so good.
Speaker 2:
It's amazing, like okay. So at one point he talks about like amish people, right, he's like you know, realize how much people don't get you know, come up with autism and cancer and all this other stuff like that. That's a lie like.
Speaker 5:
That's just not true at all.
Speaker 2:
They get autism, they get cancer, they get all the sh*t that we do. It's just they don't have doctors that where they're at, who's diagnosing them? So they don't get the diagnosis the same way that we do. But it's hilarious. And then, like it was people who were talking about you know, like the kind of like the simple life. He kind of compared like, oh, you don't think a Amish girl is having a better life than you know? A teenager girl, a normal teenage girl right now. And I'm like, do y'all not know what goes on in the amish community? These nigg*s ain't got no f*cking tvs, they ain't got no kind of video recording information. They do whatever to them. The women like, and it's they, it's going on record. You can look up arrested documentaries about it too.
Speaker 2:
Like amish people set nigg*s up there's documentaries, there's like um networks that try to like save them when I was a little boy, right, we used to go to like this little flea market in the kind of like the southern part of our state, in maryland, and the amish people would be not too far away, so they would kind of it would be kind of like a place where the city people and amish people meet at at this flea market. So they would do this thing where they would send one of the boys to go get to try to get some food. Right, he would get the the food. They would tell him how much it costs. He ain't got the food. What they'd be trying to do is find somebody who's going to pay for his food, to see who's got money so they can line you up. Because I remember like I had people was lining people up.
Speaker 2:
Yeah I was gonna offer to pay for the little boy food. I'm a little, I'm young too, though, so, but I had money, so I was like I felt bad like.
Speaker 2:
I'm like, oh man, this nigg* can't get this little sausage that he just ordered. Like that sucks. Like let me, I got five dollars for you. But somebody stopped me and was like, don't do that. He's like they looking for people to rob. So what they do is they send a little kid out there, they see who's going to show the money to help the kid out and flex, and then they follow you out and line you up With what I mean. They got sticks and guns.
Speaker 1:
They are allowed to use guns. Yeah, they had guns back in the olden days, okay, oh well. Yeah, they got muskets.
Speaker 2:
No, they got real rifles. Now they're gonna use the right, oh sh*t.
Speaker 1:
So I mean but not automatic though I. I just thought that was funny.
Speaker 2:
What are the rules about amish? Well, that just depends on what?
Speaker 1:
what community you in?
Speaker 2:
oh but, that's not even important. I'm just telling you, these nigg*s is out here doing dirt just like anybody out here robbing nigg*s and for tucker carson to get on his platform, that platform with joe rokin, and be out there talking all that crazy mess. Like I said, I think he's gonna be dangerous because he just perfectly is doing that transition, like we've seen a whole bunch of other pundits do this and when they start going crazy, but he's able to do this in such a way that it's going to grab more people than you would think like
Speaker 2:
his platform is going to keep getting stronger. He's keeping going. Like it's funny where he talks about. There was a clip that came out where somebody was talking, where they show him like it's probably like early 2000s. He's telling people like, oh, this guy's a nut job, he's just on the outs with the community, so that's why he's doing all these conspiracy things. And then when you go back and listen to him right now, exact same thing. So it's just you know people gonna say, oh well, he just learned more information. But it's like no, you're just not in the right with the community. More like they were going through some bs. They made you the sacrificial lamb. So now you on your own trying to get your own sh*t going. But it is tough to just to sit there, listen to him and not want to just believe everything he says yeah for real.
Speaker 1:
It's hud's tough he presents it in a fashion that's just dazzling, but it's just everything.
Speaker 2:
He's like Roger Cronkite. You just feel like you're supposed to believe him, all the conditioning of old white media. He just pulls it out of his ass and it's just like, yeah, this is right, I believe you, even though you know it's wrong. You're like no.
Speaker 1:
He made it sound right, but it's wrong. You're like no that. It said he made it sound right, but it's provocative it gets the people going.
Speaker 2:
And that's the thing about these conservatives, and we can wrap it up here. But that's the thing about these conservatives, man they talk about. They use very simple language and they're able to, you know, get that little primitive like rock brain nigg*s got going.
Speaker 2:
A lot like the caveman brain like they're able to like talk to that, to that portion of your head, and then you're just like, oh well, hold on common sense and and all that sh*t just goes out the door, even though common sense is a common, but still all that, like all of your normal procedures, go out the door. Like I really wanted to think. I wanted to go tell somebody that's like, oh, you know how much people don't get autism.
Speaker 1:
I had to stop myself and go do some research, because that doesn't sound right at all when you think about it.
Speaker 2:
Do some critical thinking you would think that the people who aren't getting, you know, regular doctor's appointments probably are not going to have good diagnosis records.
Speaker 1:
So all right, uh, they trying to throw away tiktok man no, please we just starting to get our tiktok jumping too where am I gonna find, where am I gonna be able to go and type in fun things to do black? No, please, we just starting to get our TikTok jumping too. Where am I going to find, where am I going to be able to go and type in fun things to do Black?
Speaker 2:
people Atlanta restaurants and actually find that and then get a cute little video that just shows her everything she needs to be stimulated.
Speaker 1:
Everything. Where am I going to type in? f*cking Black girl hairstyles wig discount codes yeah, okay, literally amazon black girl wig discount glueless.
Speaker 2:
Nowhere else can I do that and get results that are actually relevant to what I'm looking for results that are actually relevant to what I'm looking for and so basically kind of let everybody know biden just signed this today, so it is going into effect.
Speaker 2:
Uh, the company, I think what is what they call bite dance or whatever I don't know, but they snuck it into like a relief something so, basically, if the original one didn't go through, so what they did was they threw it into the the relief bill for the ukraine and israel. And I think what they did was they threw it into the relief bill for the Ukraine and Israel, and I think Taiwan was another place they were giving money to. First off, I hate when seeing people react to this, and you know.
Speaker 1:
They were like who the f*ck is Taiwan? Why are we giving money to Taiwan? Did y'all not know that China has had their foot on Taiwan's neck for God knows how long?
Speaker 2:
Well, first things first, let's stop saying that we're giving money to these countries. We're not giving money to these countries. We're giving money to rich business f*cks and then they're providing goods to these countries Like this money goes right back to America. It's just them writing a blank check for the American elite at f*cking Lockhead and all these other Lockhead, martin and all this sh*t. That's all this doing. So let's stop saying that. I hate. I hate when people say, oh, we're giving all this money to. No, we're not. We're giving money to rich f*cks so that they can then provide a service for these countries yeah, and they're getting richer understand that first off.
Speaker 2:
But to see the way that they did this. It's just so disgusting to see how our government can operate because this bill didn't pass initially. But when you put it in with all this other bullsh*t, you, you put it underneath the, the, the military relief sh*t and everything just gets passed. It was dope to see people who were trying to do resistance and protesting. I don't think they were able to garner the numbers that they did because they did this sh*t like off the sneak which is why I think that I want to say they came and did this on a weekend and pretty much Got everything set up.
Speaker 2:
They wrote the bill out and then this week pretty much everything went through. First it was the house Monday, senate Tuesday, signing it on Wednesday. We don't get nothing else passed like this, nothing else. But then you also see a lot of these senators and stuff. They've been putting money in the meta. Granted, the stock has been going down. I was looking at it today, nothing else. But then you also see a lot of these senators and stuff. They've been putting money into meta. Granted, the stock has been going down. I was looking at it today. But they've been putting a lot of money into meta because they think that they're going to be the one that's going to be able to buy a Tik Tok up. But according to the CEO he said that they are going to take it to court, so it isn't going to go into effect right away good like because I think the the bills that they had six months to sell.
Speaker 2:
I think if they take it to court, that's going to extend how long they're able to stay in the business. But this is like I don't see how you can support this in any way. Like I see people who are drinking the kool-aid saying, oh, I don't want chinese people spying on us. nigg*, the cia is spying on you right now. Nsa they're spying on you right now. Nsa they're spying on you right now. I hate to break it to you.
Speaker 1:
There was a whole thing with WikiLeaks and all this stuff. They've been listening to y'all and spying on y'all for God knows how long.
Speaker 2:
Are you saying you want your spying probe to only be American? Is that what you're just saying? At the end of the day, they're all spying on you, regardless. What are you going to do like? What are you? What are you doing at home besides jacking your dick in front of, like a, a webcam? Like you're not doing anything interesting? You're not over here trying to create no terrorist organization, like you ain't? You ain't doing no real revolutionary. The fact that you care about chinese people quote-unquote spying on you shows that you're probably gonna vote for trump like this. It doesn't seem like you out here hiding too much. Nothing's gonna happen to you, so like you're fine people really drinking this kool-aid. Regarding the dangers of tiktok the.
Speaker 1:
The reason they want tiktok banned is because of the information that goes around the freedom of speech that goes around because, uh, the younger generation widely the whole time has been on palestine's side the entire f*cking time.
Speaker 1:
Because we're seeing these kids die and get their legs blown off yeah, I mean, this is in real time and we're able to see and have conversations of people really bringing real information, not just there are journalists that I have been following from been getting bombed to them being displaced and just walking around and just so many people like we've just watched people die, like you connected with these people, these palestinian, actual palestinian people, and then they just stopped posting and then somebody else will post very somber tone. This person died and then it just happened over and over and over again. We're watching this happen. You can't do propaganda, you can't propagate.
Speaker 2:
Well I mean, especially in this, in this situation, where they they don't have the invested interest to promote what you want them to promote. Yeah, like tiktok went against a universal, like that, when you really put that in context and to see what the they're kind of they might be the most American company out of the social media companies. Don't nobody want to talk about that? Nobody want to wake that sh*t up. But they may be. They may espouse to more American ideals, at least their practices, than the rest of us.
Speaker 1:
On paper yeah.
Speaker 2:
Is it the Chinese fault that they say, hey, let's just show them the truth amongst each other and let them react to it, and then that creates whatever it creates. That's not China's problem. China just said let's just put a light on what they're trying to put a light on.
Speaker 1:
It's creating a younger generation that's reacting to something. This reminds me of vietnam like the american public's uh, the and especially the younger people. Their reaction to this and not supporting it was a big deal. Remember the arab spring here.
Speaker 2:
Yeah, this is what it kind of reminds me of too, like our kind of version of the air spring, because that was the first time that they could really post information freely, like on twitter and stuff, and not really have the conflict of their government stopping that information being disseminated. So I think that in a real way, like we are seeing the and to me is it. I feel like if they, if the government, was smart, they wouldn't care, because the most disheartening thing is for us to push out this information and y'all still win. Like that feels like a bigger win than anything else. Who cares if we know or you can't make us fall in line, like the fact that you can defeat us at any turn, even in a situation with the fact that people don't want TikTok to go away. The American public is very clear. Like you have those small little factions of people who say, oh, I don't want the Chinese here, but besides them, that little vocal minority, most people are okay with TikTok and like what it stands for the TikTok users are younger people.
Speaker 1:
They don't want TikTok to go away.
Speaker 2:
And this set is strict, Like how many videos have we got struck down? It's not like they out here just let anything.
Speaker 1:
You can't just go on TikTok and just say whatever, but if you say it in a specific way, you can.
Speaker 2:
Yeah you have to use the right language.
Speaker 1:
Yeah.
Speaker 2:
But I mean for them to be as strict as they are, while also still pushing out the information that they push out. I can't see how you would be against them if you're the person who you claim to be as an american. I don't see it. Not at all. Uh, ryan garcia, though crazy america, is he american? I? Don't know what he is that's a crazy nigg*, though, but it worked. He got everybody to figure out, you know the thing that he was nuts, that he didn't care about this fight the whole thing about it yeah, we talked about it.
Speaker 2:
I like that our whole conversation had zero to do with him being crazy or not, because we kind of felt like he was bullsh*tting, but we just talked about the people who were enabling it. But he got y'all red pill nigg*s.
Speaker 1:
He did yeah.
Speaker 2:
He took y'all.
Speaker 1:
He said y'all believe anything. He took y'all sh*t this goes along with what we talked about last last uh episode, with the whole q anon making up all the bullsh*t. People just believe whatever they want to believe on the internet they want to believe what confirms their confirmation bias yep they don't sit.
Speaker 2:
they don't want to sit there and have to look up information, ask questions, because we even said like if this is happening to you, you need to show people, you need to tell people where it's at, because if it's not, it just sounds like bullsh*t. It sounds like you're just going off your rocker, which you did because you wanted to throw your opponent off.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, I thought it was CTE. I didn't think you were actually. I thought somebody knocked you in the head real good, like I don't know.
Speaker 2:
I could. Just, I was like, like my whole reaction to it was just the fact that he was able to garner so much attention around this. Uh, just the way he did with you know and uh, andrew tate, and then you know after that running his own space. To me, that was just the the issue with people just not having the the proper information in their head to be like yo, why are we reacting like this to this fighter? That was what I was shocked at that he was able to garner this kind of reaction, to even manipulate the public to do this, because, no, I'm honest with you, I wouldn't know nothing about this fight. This nigg* didn't say he knew kids was getting f*cked in the forest I'm gonna be honest, would I?
Speaker 1:
because what was a kyle? Yeah like that. I wouldn't have known anything about this.
Speaker 2:
But you said Kyle.
Speaker 1:
The guy he was fighting.
Speaker 2:
That was Devin Haney.
Speaker 1:
Devin Haney. Okay, I think he was funny though on the little like the GQ interview, I think it was. He was like, yeah, they hate me because I'm a pretty fighter. Like they hate me because I'm pretty.
Speaker 2:
like he was just being a dickhe*d, like I like that I hate when I did you see him smoking on the blunt afterwards. I hate nigg*s who smoke like that I didn't see him I saw him chug the beer. He that was fake beer too, yeah he said.
Speaker 1:
He said it was um apple juice and sparkling water I hate guys who I hate.
Speaker 2:
I hate people who smoke like the way he smoked.
Speaker 1:
What was he? Was he just yeah it?
Speaker 2:
was just like a little fish.
Speaker 1:
Oh my God, my college roommate, that f*cking whor* come bucket of a woman. She used to smoke Like she used to buy her own weed and smoke her own weed like that she's like girl girl please, can you not? Could you please not?
Speaker 2:
That's exactly how it is, and he had a backwood too. It, just, it, just I hated smoking with that bitch.
Speaker 1:
Like, don't pass my blunt to anybody who smoked like that ever. I will take it back it was.
Speaker 2:
It was definitely like he was just wasting the weed, like I don't even think it was weed in there, I think he just put some f*cking grass in there and just was it wasn't weed.
Speaker 1:
He can't smoke weed, can he?
Speaker 2:
he's a boxer, not a police officer I don't know what the rules are.
Speaker 1:
I thought he was a sportsman after the fight.
Speaker 2:
They're not in no league or nothing. They just like in a commission, like where you kind of have to sign up, didn't he bet money on himself?
Speaker 1:
Yeah, you can do that. You can't bet that you're going to lose, but you can bet that you're going to win. Yeah, because if you bet, you're going to lose. That's not.
Speaker 2:
It's called taking Pretty much because he bet the other dude that he wasn't. He was going to make weight and that's where he had lost that by like three pounds. So that's where I thought he was in. His head wasn't in there.
Speaker 1:
He thought that, you know they thought he didn't make weight because of that beer he chugged right before. But I mean, it wasn't beer.
Speaker 2:
He knew what he was doing. He knew he was going to throw buddy off, and the thing. That's kind of smart, because when you have the belt, then you kind of Got to fight other people and you kind of kind of lose a certain level of autonomy, like people, oh we want when they want you to fight, now they want you. So now, with him just being able to beat him, the belt is vacant and he can still he. His PR is bigger than what it would have been if he just would have won the belt straight up with no funny business.
Speaker 5:
Yeah.
Speaker 2:
So I'm not mad at it, I'm just again, y'all Me neither the people who were just enabling it. Y'all just show how stupid y'all were.
Speaker 1:
Like Ryan Garcia was right and he was like saying things that like he was exposing Hollywood elites and blah, blah, blah. Like y'all need to go touch grass For. Like y'all need to go touch grass For sure, All right.
Speaker 2:
So the last topic we got here Kelsey Plum. Are you familiar with her?
Speaker 1:
No, so you know we've been talking about the WNBA because of. Caitlin Clark. Oh my.
Speaker 2:
God it's legit. Hey, the WNBA has been getting bigger. We need to kind of start putting more eyes on these people. And Kelsey Plum she announced her divorce today, or I think was it today. Yeah, I think it was today. She announced her divorce from Darren Waller Y'all not familiar. He plays for the Giants. I think that was against the Jets, so I know he's a New York team, he plays for the Giants and they just recently had a divorce. Should we read her post that she said? Go ahead. We can read it.
Speaker 1:
She got into her feelings. She was telling you know, she said she poured all of herself into him and blah, blah, blah the use, you know when you break up with somebody. Um, you also said that he was like posting videos of him dancing while he had like breakup music in the background the use for, um, a corny nigg*. You know what, though I didn't know who she was when I was doing my googles on who she was, um, I recognize her face. She's that lady from that, that video where she was eating the popcorn.
Speaker 2:
She's like, yes, you let they, they try to say that's the, the idea of the quirky white woman f*ck out of here.
Speaker 1:
Bitch like the f*ck all the f*ck.
Speaker 2:
All right, you ready.
Speaker 1:
Go ahead.
Speaker 2:
I'm devastated. I walked through fire for that man, but now I see it's time to go. God has given me an incredible life. I'm truly grateful for profound love from my family and friends. One day I'll share my story. Today is not that day. Thank you for the grace to process my pain, to forgive and move forward. Today and every day, I will continue to choose joy. Much love, kp Philippians 1.6. I hate when the basketball girls put the Bible verse underneath. Oh my god, it's the worst. It's so corny and cheesy cause they be the biggest freaks too. Like, stop putting Bible verses underneath y'all posts when y'all know y'all nasty gals. Alright, but I can. I've seen a lot of people were saying this and it just was so weird to me. They kept saying Darren Waller fumbled Kelsey Plum. A lot of people were saying this and it just was so weird to me. They kept saying darren waller fumble kelsey plumb. And I'm not saying that she's not an attractive woman or anything like that, but he's not darius like, like nigg*s.
Speaker 2:
Keep treating this nigg* like he, darius. Like that's not he's. He's a starter in the nfl, like there's. You only get to start 11 positions on each side of the ball, so there's only 11 nigg*s start on offense. Who is Darius? His name is Darius Kiki Palmers.
Speaker 1:
Okay, that's what I'm saying. He ain't this nigg* Okay.
Speaker 2:
Baby Daddy.
Speaker 1:
Okay.
Speaker 2:
This nigg* ain't Darius. This nigg* is a professional starting.
Speaker 1:
You got to say the woman's name in that situation.
Speaker 2:
I'm saying Because nobody will.
Speaker 1:
He don't know who these nigg*s are, that's f*cked up.
Speaker 2:
I don't see how that can be the case. So be honest in this conversation. How can a man who is still playing, mind you starter in the NFL, one of a couple, I would say a couple hundred guys well, that's probably more than that, maybe a thousand guys, less than a thousand guys who play in the NFL actively on any team how can he fumble anybody?
Speaker 1:
He can't. Y'all are buck breeders. Is that what that is? Y'all wanted this tall NBA bitch to have a baby with this strong NBA nigg*.
Speaker 4:
NFL.
Speaker 1:
NFL nigg* to make a beautiful biracial sports baby A Jalen A Jalen of some sorts, that's what y'all wanted. That was the game plan. Yes.
Speaker 2:
I don't think. That's some LeVar Ball sh*t.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, like that's what y'all wanted. So I don't know he didn't fumble this woman Like.
Speaker 2:
I don't. I just don't think you can do that. There's a certain position, just like I said with like maya, uh, tracy ellis rock. There's a certain where you can be too beautiful to have a partner and too like successful, where it's like there's no partner who could be with you as a woman and as a man. Granted, having a good woman is nice, but they come a dime, a dozen when you're that when you got that much money, it's gonna be a lot of women who's gonna shape it up and and get that act right.
Speaker 1:
I'm gonna act. I'm gonna act right. There's a lot. There's a lot that's gonna act right when you can bring that kind of lifestyle, the litter when you have your pick of the litter, you can't really fumble anything and like like you gonna fumble into, uh, just another batch of just as amazing, beautiful not even more beautiful, maybe women my thing is this he can find a girl who looks like kelsey plum and actually has time yeah kelsey has to work out, she has to be an athlete.
Speaker 2:
She got she's in vegas playing like she has to do sh*t with her life. This other girl can be committed to you.
Speaker 1:
100 yeah, she can just dedicate her life to making your life easier and then while you're at practice, she just go spend your money, period.
Speaker 2:
That's what they do, all right, uh, one thing I did ask what is the lamest thing you've done during a breakup? Because you saw, like I said, you made a note that they were making little videos and stuff on each other. He was, uh, making little breakup videos. What's the corniest thing you've ever done during a breakup?
Speaker 1:
I went on like an outside spree, like you're going to see me with outside, with nigg*s Happy, disgusting, doing amazing, looking good as f*ck.
Speaker 2:
That's vile behavior.
Speaker 1:
Like and I was miserable outside.
Speaker 2:
You couldn't even, you couldn't even flex Every time I went outside, I went back inside.
Speaker 1:
No, I took enough videos outside to make it seem like I'm out here, but then I immediately went back inside.
Speaker 2:
Every time I went home do some editing and then posted them yep, that's it was literally just content to make it seem like I'm not.
Speaker 1:
I'm nick, I don't give a f*ck, but I give so many f*cks, so much f*cks.
Speaker 2:
I had a time OK. So this was. I was in high school, so it's kind of before social media got really big and stuff like that. So it was weird too, because we broke up like in a weird way, because I was thinking to myself like hey, we bought to go to different schools, no point of putting ourselves in a situation where we have to be loyal to someone who's X amount of miles away. So I'm thinking we're just going to enjoy the rest of our senior year and then we'll break up after the summer.
Speaker 5:
Is this your baby mama?
Speaker 2:
No, this is somebody else I was dating at the time, but I'm thinking that's what we're going to do. She ends up not being cool with that and we end up breaking up right.
Speaker 2:
So the next day we with that and we ended up breaking up, right. So the next day we broke up, probably like on a weekend. So the next monday we come to school and I wear a shirt that says free agent, and so I wore the whole day to school. That is corny. I thought I was killing sh*t, though I was looking fly, though I had some tough pictures, but it was like free agent, I was flexing, I had the girls that I knew she didn't like that.
Speaker 1:
I talked to Wait. Did you like buy that shirt?
Speaker 2:
No, I already had it. I already had it while I was dating her. My mom had just got the shirt for me. I wore it to school one day and she didn't like it. She was like you're not no free agent.
Speaker 1:
So then, once we broke up, I brought that bad boy out.
Speaker 2:
Surely we bought you some shirt was hard, that shirt worked.
Speaker 1:
That shirt was what I needed that that weed shirt that everyone was cutting cutting his ass about that was.
Speaker 2:
That was from shirley don't put that on my mama. She, she didn't need that, she didn't ask for that it was not a good shirt but no, that was. That would probably be my corny, my corny moment there.
Speaker 2:
But that was really corny but it got the job done. She felt that she was hurt and there was women that was that was rocking with me that day. There's a lot of girls that knew that I was open. It was funny too. I ended up talking to a girl who had the same name as her two afterwards, like I was, I was. I was premeditated. You couldn't stop me once you scorn me. It was over with hell hath.
Speaker 1:
No, no fury like a scorned light-skinned man apparently Like a Frederick scorned.
Speaker 2:
All right, I think we can wrap it up here. Let me get my notes out.
Speaker 1:
Get your sh*t together, nigg*. Outro out Because why have you not memorized this sh*t already?
Speaker 2:
We're not supposed to be saying it in the? Mirror Ohall, it is episode 40 I'm supposed to be you what I'm supposed to be, just saying it in the mirror. I'm not having this all right man. Life is a labor of love, so let's keep building these moments together and remember your job is not your family, and the only thing you should be exploiting in this company is talk f, talk, fnf TV, and I'm going to let you tell them what to do.
Speaker 1:
Yes, follow us on all of the social media at talkfnftv, on Twitter, facebook, instagram and TikTok, and please still exist Like subscribe. Thank you for watching. Leave a comment. Let us know your opinions Bye.
Speaker 2:
All right, we out of here.
