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Come on, changes, it's like
work. Bloom, Nigga him tell the
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brothers each other's shots in the Dow'
supposed plates, and that's the way it
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is, the way. What up? What up? Welcome to another episode
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of the whatever show. I am
your host, Noah, back here at
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another episode with my Guy Dean.
A couple air horns for Dean here I
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get the gunshots in for him.
Yeah, we're welcoming sounds now all right,
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but I'm uh ha ha ha ha. Yeah, I finally spots or
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spots by manskeeped. All right,
well, I got I had to start
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off in a little bit of a
lighter tone because we're going to get a
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lot heavier pretty soon here, and
probably right now, to be honest,
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because there's not really much else to
talk about, because this is definitely the
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forefront of the world, and rightfully
so. So we're going to start.
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Obviously, I think most people,
if you, if you're living in society,
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would know now about the murder of
George Floyd. We did talk about
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it on the last episode, but
this this time of this time around,
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I felt like bringing in close friend
of mine, somebody who I feel like
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can talk a little bit better about
this sort of situation than I could ever
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because being white, it's kind of
hard to just pretend like I would fully
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understand the struggles of growing up in
a world that clearly does not fully accept
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black and whites as equal. It's
a hard topic, for sure, and
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and I think a lot of people
in the world are on some somewhat eggshells.
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You see a lot of people,
you know, posting a ton on
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social media, some people trying to
shy awake cause they don't know exactly the
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right things to say. It's a
hard time, and especially every obviously with
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covid happening, I think people so
cooped up and everything. It's it's adding
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into it, for sure, but
nonetheless I really love to see that everyone
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is more or less come together this
time around. It's kind of it feels.
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It makes me feel sad that it's
two thousand and twenty and we're doing
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this right now, just because I
would hope and wish and my way of
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thinking would definitely not succumb to a
murder of an innocent black man getting choked
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out in the street by, for
police. It was one police officer did
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it, but the other three,
I think, are just as guilty.
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One guy gets charged for murder.
In another case the other guys could charge
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for murder. So anyways, the
update on that, of course, is
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that they are all arrested. The
charge on George is now a second agree
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murder charge, and the other officers, I don't know. Do you know
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what the other charges are in the
other officers? I haven't seen anything yet
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on it, but I know that
they've been charged. They release like all
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the Mug shots so far. Yeah, I did see that, but they
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are they are all arrested and I
guarantee you they will be charged with something.
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We we do hope at this time
that you know it's it is second
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degree and at least second degree for
the David Guy. I can't I don't
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even Derek, I don't know.
I I'd kind of just faced is.
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I'm phasing his name out only because
I don't give a shit. I mean,
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he was deserves a rot somewhere.
And I mean I'm sure whatever jaily
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goes, I mean sure there's a
lot of bad shit to come, but
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I've talked a lot right now just
to start this off. I feel like
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I don't I can't completely preached the
message as well. So I want to,
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you know, hand the floor to
Dean here's much as possible, whatever
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he feels is comfortable, of course, but we're not just going to talk
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about that the whole podcast. I
we're going to dedicate a lot of time
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because it's an important thing to talk
about and it's important thing to keep talking
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about as time goes on. It's
not just good to talk about it for
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a day or one episode. It's
good to keep it going for for multiple
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occasions just because it's time for it
to end. So I'm going to pass
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it off to Dean to talk a
little bit about, you know, whatever
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he feels is needed, whatever he
wants to say of his experiences, whatever
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do you feel, hope feels comfortable
with. But at the same time,
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you know, let's keep the positivity
going and and don't make his death you
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know and in vain. But we'll
get we'll touch a lot of other subjects
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here as well, but I'm going
to pass it off to Dean here for
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a little bit. Thank you.
Know. Yeah, nice to see all
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like the support people reaching out,
posting different links for things you can donate
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to all the support page and everything, but it's this is frustrating just sick
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a tire that it's two thousand and
twenty, two thousand and twenty, we're
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still dealing with this. It doesn't
make any sense. It just baffles.
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I'm just tired, tired of going
on the social media and seeing people that
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look like me getting killed, arrested, pulled over for nothing. It's tired
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and it's just eat rains. We
do. What'd a huge mental drain on
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you? Just the whole whole week. Oh, year, it's just been
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blah. Yeah, I mean we
were here what to to not even two
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weeks ago. Yeah, not even
two weeks ago, talking with the same
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thing and pretty much just things don't
change. It seems like things don't change
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and, as the song says,
yeah, just the way it is.
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Yeah, and but it I think
the main thing and the point of a
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lot of what's going on is that
it shouldn't. It's like him saying this
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went the one to the song come
out again. I'm thinking ninety, I
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can't remember. I don't know the
exact really stay, but I know is
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in the early s, mid s
maybe, but the fact that that song
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is still like exactly the same.
It's pretty much relevant to what and it's
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not funny, but it's like pretty
much relevant to exactly what's going on today.
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It's like it's just kind of ridiculous
at this point and to be to
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be quite honest, it's just kind
of confusing, I guess, from my
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perspective because, again, I've never
had those types of I always get confused
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when I'd racial things come up,
because it's like it's just not my being,
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like I've I've always had my closest
friends being of a different color of
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than me, and I've never questioned
it or anything like. It's just not
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a it's just never was a part
of my blood and I'm really tired of
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hearing the whole all that's how they
were raised and sort of things like we
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are all so accustomed to being on
our phones and social media and seeing everything
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and and black culture surrounds us every
day, right. It's it's every it's
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everything, it touches everything, it's
and you can't deny it. Like people
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who deny it they just don't know
anything about what they're doing because, like,
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music is all touched by black people. It's just a it's just a
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fact that number one genreun the world
is is predominantly black and it comes from
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black culture. Jazz music was a
derivative from blues, you know, like
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you wouldn't have the Frank Sinatras of
the world without Gosh, I'm blanking on
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names, but anyways, it's for
the rap facing you. Samity was just
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said. Yeah, and it's just
like it's ridiculous and like the thing is
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too is like I know a lot
of people in Canada think like we have.
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It's so much different than the states. Like it's not here, it's
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in the states and like I just
don't I'm like why? Why? Dean
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is here as well, because he
can speak to that. I like it's
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not fully true. Like there's no
way they like there is still racism in
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every Canadian city. It's just still
a live thing. Right back to Africaville,
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like yeah, people that live in
how facts, no Scocia don't know
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about Africaville. You know, take
time at your day just read about it.
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It's pretty wild. HMM, pretty
well, they can. There's a
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there's a lot of racism and how
facts Nova, Scotier, like all of
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the place. I've remember high school
my cousin had his kier came out,
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so we just wrote nigger on his
care right in the hood. Yeah,
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and that's just like ridiculous. Yeah, just you know, we just school
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five, fifteen hun our students,
probably about twelve block people. Yeah,
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yeah, I think. I think. Yeah, it's kind of crazy and
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there's just so many people who have
the backwards view of not understanding that we
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are privileged as white people, like
it's just a fact, like it's just
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true. Like I have extreme knowledge
on how much white privilege helps. I
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can't get into a lot of those
details on the PODCAST, but I know
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how real it is because I know
my life would be a hundred percent different
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if my skin color was was different. I know a lot of things would
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have changed in my trajectory of my
life and I don't forget it. I
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still remember it very vividly to this
day. So I know what it's like.
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And like my personal story with Dean
here and my other good friend rob
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showed to rob broom. If you
listening my like it's funny for for them
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because like for them to know that's
like the one story where I'd really realize
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how true it was. But we
were in we were we had a night
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of drinking heavily. We were pretty
pretty hungover that that point, went to
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the casino, you know, had
a kind a good night. Haven't didn't
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see rob for like a years.
We were having a good time. So
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the next morning, you know,
we wake up or pretty hungover. We're
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like all right, we need to
get some foods. We go to this
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local diner and I can't remember what
it is called, but it was.
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It was a pretty big restaurant.
Probably it was a very popular as packed
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and Monkedin is a very white city, predominantly white, I would say,
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and rob being of rob and Deane
being of a different skin color. We
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walk in and, I kid you
not, I look around the restaurant and
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this is the first time it's ever
happened to me. So like it shocked
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me. Like these guys walked around
like it was nothing, like it didn't
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it was like a regular day for
them. That's scared of me. But
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we walk in and, I kids
you not, every single eyeball in that
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restaurant turned to us instantly, like
started staring at us. Well, we
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walked to our table and everything like
we were like good, do something terrible.
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I was like, guys, why
the fuck is everyone staring at us?
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They're like Oh, we're black.
I was just, like I said,
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it's not funny, but it was
funny to tell us at the time.
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Were like what, like why,
like why do these people like care
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so much? Like I didn't think
about it at all. They were just
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like, oh, it's because we're
black. I was just like what,
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like that's that is absolutely nuts.
And I know that's not like a crazy
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story by any means, but like
that just goes to show, like how
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attention from white people gets drawn to
I don't know what they were thinking was
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going to happen like, but but
it happens. You walk into stories,
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see people looking at a see,
you know, an employee follow you.
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It happens everywhere. The first,
first time I ever got into a car
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accident, cop comes up. You
know, ask the guy who I done
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the car acts and my fuse.
All right, first thing he says to
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me is, was I playing music? Doesn't ask them? All right,
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check on me. Just that's the
first thing you ask, is Abo was
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playing music. Yeah, that's nuts. And you know, they shitty experience.
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I mean obviously there's ways a lot
of you know, the black people
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here, way worse experiences, but
oh for and we're not trying to belittle
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anyone's experience. Everyone. It's it's
not just mistakes, it's all over the
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world racism exist. It's and that's
the thing I hope you know what,
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like the the harsh reality of the
situation and what we're living in and the
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world we live in, is that
one week of this high awareness won't change
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it. It won't. What will
change it is keeping a sort of not
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it's not like remembrance, they style, and keeping keeping it's about changing people's
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perspective on the reality of the world, not not the because I personally believe,
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like, being white myself, not
a lot of white people live in
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a fantasy world. And what I
mean by a fantasy world is I've met
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a lot of people, white people
mainly, who I'm talking about here,
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who don't see like sort of the
evils of the world, like they don't
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see the sort of like the ways
people like black people would be underprivileged.
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They don't see, you know,
violence on a larger scale. They don't
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know what it's like to have to
struggle to to sort of eating, all
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these sort of things. They may
understand that, oh, people are poor,
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but they don't understand, you know, certain backgrounds of how people are
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grown up and and how and how, just, I'm fairly, society treats
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them. And I was talking to
again my buddy rob today and he said
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to me His dad, when he
was little, told him like you know,
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you got to work so much harder
to gain so much less. And
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for me, I can't speak to
that. I can't because, like I
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have the privilege, but like,
I don't know, like I'm sure you
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believe, like hearing that probably brings
a certain bell to you, I'm sure,
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because it's like with him when he
said it, was just like he
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now understands it right, like he's
an old, grown man now, but
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he fully understands why his dad was
telling them all that all the time,
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because he has a son now.
He's got to look out for him and
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he's he's telling me today, he's
just petrified of the day, like he
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wasn't talking to me in the sense
of like Oh, like, my son's
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going to live in a better world. He was talking to me in the
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sense of I'm afraid of the day
my son comes home from his first racial
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thing. It's scared, scared.
First, yeah, case, the children
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terrified for that. It's just it's
it's tough and I think, I think
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that the the main thing has to
be, like it's more understanding and educate,
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not hate. Yeah, that's the
thing is it will. I was
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like them to talk about it before. It's as long as hate exists,
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it's going to be there. Yeah, hates always going to exist, but
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it's about educating, educating people a
lot of for a lot of people it's
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just ignorance. Some people don't mean
it, some people to do to hateful
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way some people is just pure ignorance. Yeah, just need to be educated.
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But I think it is, you
know, the the protests, the
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post the donations, anything we can
do to create visibility and get it out
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there. Right, it's great,
you know, to get it out there
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because he's saying like, you know, it's racism, you know, worse
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than ever was. It's no,
it's just being videotapeer now seeing him social
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media easily access it. Right.
Yeah, and obviously, like I mean,
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I would like to say I don't
think racism was as bad as in
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the early S. I would I
would like to say that, and I
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I I mean, maybe that's completely
ignorant of me, but I feel like
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it's gotten better, of course,
but it was more socially accepted. Fact
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that, yeah, like, like, you know, they had segregated schools.
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Yeah, couldn't drink at the same
water found it right, the same
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washroom. I'm going to go to
the same restaurant, right. So it's
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more socially accepted then. So it's
more behind closed doors. Yeah, now
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it's more, yeah, behind closed
doors. And Yeah, it's changed,
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but it's still there, I think. Yeah, and I think another big
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thing when you're talking about educating to
like you said, I think one thing
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is literally just educating people and how
much and not like I don't. I
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think black histories and very important to
learn. I think all that sort of
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stuff should be taught more in schools. But I think one important thing to
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to more relate to people now,
because, you know, a bunch of
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people go through school they don't pay
attention all that shit. I think one
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thing to make people realize is how
much black culture people consume without realizing it,
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like, and I mentioned music,
and that's that's my biggest thing here,
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because I'm a huge I'm a hip
hop head to my core. I
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have listened to hiphop my entire life. It is music that is changed my
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life. It is music that is
going to be tattooed on my body.
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It is things, it is like
it is something that is literally in my
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life, like one of the main
things, and why I mentioned that so
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much here is because that is complete
hiphop music is completely black culture. It
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it is and you know, you
can go to songs like fire squad where,
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you know, j Cole was saying, you know, maclamore and Eminem
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and Mac Miller like took over.
Yeah, he like took they took over
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black, black music. But like
he was just joking. But also he
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said, like all all jokes,
all jokes, have some truth to them.
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I mean it's true, like and
I and Eminem is a god of
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wrap and people like there is a
very good argument he's the best rapper ever
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alive, but I mean he's a
he's a different planet species thing, but
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he's also the most white. To
accept it, like he also was one
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of the most accepting why people ever. So it's one of those things where
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need to realize how much black culture
you consume from the TV, you watch
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movies, you watch music is huge. Like music is influenced mainly by black
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people in almost every genre and might
people might say, oh, country's different
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too, but you can look at
some pretty good Darius Rucker, I mean
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fucking huge. Also, country music
is a derivative of three chords, mainly
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derived from other music stems, like
Jazz, like blues, like those types
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of things. You have to look
at what came before them. Right,
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fashion, fashion vert like Virgil.
Virgil is one of the biggest fashion designers
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in the world right now working for
Louis Fifty Jesus. Yeah, I mean
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that I don't know all about that. That same kind of whack. You
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never want to donate like, you
know, shames of this donation again.
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Yeah, I mean it's you.
She gave like, you know, props
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to that, but it's like fifty
to him is yeah, it's not that.
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That's literally nothing does. Yeah,
that's for how much he's profit.
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Even if it was like Fivezero,
I'd be happy. Yeah, from a
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how much she's profit off black people? Yeah, I mean he looks.
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You know, his biggest sellers are
from the Jordan. One off, why?
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It's off white Jordan collap so for
him to profit off of that,
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well, yeah, well, they're
branded, not. I mean that's less.
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That's not even the tense of what
some of the shoes go for.
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Yeah, some of the shoes are
going for five. Yeah, yeah,
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I mean that's that's yeah, I
didn't even that's the it was a little
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ridiculous. I don't know. We
go go on to the off white website
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and try to find anything on that
Tad. Now that's like yeah, some
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of that site this for fifty and
yeah, exactly. But like that's the
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other thing. Fashion, obviously,
then shoes. Obviously huge. Black culture
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huge. Got Jordan change shoes.
It was all adious before that, but
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it was all like a run.
DMC started it, then Jordan, then
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fucking g unuch came in, then
Jordan came in. Then all these guys
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influenced sneakers completely and sneakers are a
huge part of my life too. So
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you know, like that's another thing. Like that's another piece. Like fashion
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is dominated by black culture. hiphop
biggest genre in the world. Lots of
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fucking artist copy off of Hiphop,
take from hiphop, all this sort of
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stuff. And it's not just rap, like people always say, like it's
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just odds, just one genres and
one leaner. Right now. No,
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listen, listen to it. Listen
to the art of it. Listen,
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go listen ought you know what?
I think a lot of people need to
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listen to, and my complete recommendation
of something to listen to this week all
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the way through is to Pivo a
butterfly. That album came out in two
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thousand and fifteen, two thousand and
sixteen, I believe, one of those
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years. Think it was two thousand
and fifteen, and that was around this
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this it's literally all the whole album, front to back, is about this
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type of shit. Exactly they it's
like you could listen to it that it
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came out yesterday, and that is
pure work of art. It is literally
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telling the struggle from front to back
by one of the greatest hip hop artists
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of all time, and it still
rings true. But speaking of music,
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especially with this whole topic, I
need to sell the labels. They need
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to do something to support this movement, and they do a lot, because
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labels are one of the biggest things
that hold back young black artists and profit
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off of the black community. And
why I say that over white artists is
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because typically the white artist that come
in have a large backing, they make
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tons of money, they're fine because
they're usually grown up in an maybe a
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middle class home. But if you're
growing up in a middle class home,
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you're not struggling like that. You're
not struggling like that terribly. You can
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don't, you can take you can
turn down a couple hundred thousand dollar deal
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because it doesn't matter to you.
You'll know you can make millions more.
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All of these rappers that label sign
really young. They offer them like they'll
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come up to them and say,
Hey, look, we'll give you five
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hundred thousand dollar signing bonus right now
you sign, and then two million over
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the next four years. Right,
if you're yeah, let's say yeah,
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like that's it. But that yeah, you know, like that's like that,
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even even ten grand. But like
you, you go up to a
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kid who's like seventeen years old,
growing up in the hood, has no
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money, no like is struggling to
eat all the time, as families living
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in the hood, like all this
sort of all the sort of shit where
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you you could literally go out in
a week and die. Like you take
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that money because you can get out
of there. You just you just pick
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up and go, and you know
you have to do that. You have
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to take care of people. So
labels take advantage of that and have forever.
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Look, if you don't know,
look up the NAS story, look
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up what happened with him. He
got whored by his label and it's still
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affects them to this day how badly
he got fucked over by his label.
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And that's what reck labels do.
So I'm not saying they need to I
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think they need to cash out.
Personally, I think they need to write
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a big ASS fucking check and I
know Warner did today. I don't know
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how much it can remember, but
I know warners signed a big check.
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But all of them have to do
something and I don't think just signing the
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checks enough. I think they have
to do a good donation and also speak
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out and also acknowledge how important they're
black artists are, because right now in
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this world, whatever you want to
argue, whatever genre you like, however,
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it is numbers a wise. Hip
Hop and rap run everything, run
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it. Look at the top,
top one hundred charts and count how many
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songs or hiphop or rap. That's
why I that, that is why it
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is such a big part of everyone's
lives and people may not realize it,
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but it's true. I don't know
what do you think about the labels,
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like I understand the amount. They've
made, astronomical deals. They've signhore people.
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Yeah, for people in the past. So at least they can do
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is Raf off class black music.
You know, support, support us.
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Yeah, and, like I've said
before on this platform, like we've I've
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said before, like you got to
check your contracts right, like when I
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was talking about the meg the stallion
thing months ago, I said, you
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know, she should have checked her
contract better, and I do still believe
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in that. I do still firmly
believe to check your contracts. You know,
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unfortunate thing with those two is a
lot of it. There's a lot
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of legal language in them. And
Yeah, one of them can't afford a
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lord, exact exactly. So that's
where I will I will backtrack some of
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that statement. that. Yeah,
and you know, maybe she could have,
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but a lot of you, as
a lot of Leal maybe she couldn't
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afford yeah, exactly. So I
want to backtrack that for meg. I
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mean I feel meg is very new, very a very new artist. So
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when she signed that deal she could
have been a lot younger, couldn't have
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afforded anything. So I'm going to
walk that back. But I still believe
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that if you can or have any
sort of means to get a family member,
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get somebody who trust, get somebody
you really really trust, and always
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try a double, triple, quadruple, check your contracts. But for now,
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like labels, just have to do
more. And one person that I
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have forever, and this is not
new. This has been a long fucking
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thing with me, and this artist
is fucking edge shearing. I don't know
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why. I haven't huge issue with
him, and it's mainly based on the
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fact that not nothing to do with
his actual like talent. He is.
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My God, he's talented. He
can fucking sing. That guy is a
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fucking artist. Don't don't get me
wrong. My only beef I have with
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that sharing is how much he takes
away from hiphop and how little he says
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and how little credit he gives to
hiphop. Mind you, mind you,
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he does have good relationships to these
artists. He could be an amazing human
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being. Behind closed doors he could
be. He could be giving lots to
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certain things like. I have no
idea. He heats, looks and seems
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like he'd probably be an amazing human
being. My only issue with what I
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had with him is that he is
not more vocal when it comes to any
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sort of black issues. And I
did check his instagram whatnot. He did
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change his Avatar or whatever is profile
picture to all black clives matter, which
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is great, and he put up
the link to donate and all this sort
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of stuff. All great, all
amazing stuff, but you know, at
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this point a lot of those big
artists their PR teams are telling them they
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have to say something, you know, like I'm not saying that. Somebody
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did not trying to say that.
All I know is that he hasn't said
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much before and he has his last
album, or his album before, is,
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I think his last eum was literally
a collaboration Om featuring all these artists.
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And people can come at me and
say, Oh, well, edge
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sheering's way bigger than all these hip
hop artists, so that's like better for
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them. It's like drake putting a
collaboration album out. They would get so
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much bigger. Yeah, maybe,
true, but can't. Wouldn't you also
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think that edge sheer and wouldn't be
getting a ton of other followers from that
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because they know a bunch of people
are going to listen to those features?
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Like I only listen to that project
because of the features. I'm not a
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I'm not going to sit down all
the time and listen to an edgeering project,
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but I listened to that project because
the hiphop I'm sure ton of other
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people did too. So, you
know, I just I have that personal
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vendett against him. I just feel
he takes a ton of his music away
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from hip hop genres and doesn't give
enough credit. I've ton of people probably
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disagree. I just think that it's
just a little bit annoying. But who
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knows? I mean maybe I'm just
getting too far off. I mean,
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you know, I have a fucking
thing for Edgehar for some reason I'm always
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fucking angry at them, but I
don't know why, literally that. There's
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no reason. It's just like my
lashing, know my yeah, it's just
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kind of like my hatred for Kyle
lowry. Like, I'm sorry, I
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got all these car raptors. Many
as I fucking hate kyle I I don't
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care. I still like the guy
sick. Yeah, I just don't like
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Kyle Lory. Fuck Kyle Arry,
Fuck Kyle Lowry, fuck that guy.
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But anyways, I know we both
wanted to say that that was just my
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personal thing. Diana's nothing to do
with that edge here and thing and had
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he disagrees whatever edge here, and
it's just you got beef with me,
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Ed Cheer and but one other artist
that we both kind of felt does need
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to say something and needs to change
up a little bit is Kanye. Kanye,
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Kanye, Kanye, Kanye. All
right, that was a wow.
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That's supposed to be a warning signal. As my first test of that.
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That was terrible, but but I
thought I did. You know whatever,
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we're sorry, you're complete. Ha. Oh, that was terrible. I
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thought it was gonna be like our
refereescent, like somebody booing a bad call.
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But anyways, we both want to
say, Kanye, what happened,
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man, what the fuck, dude? where, if where, did you
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go? George Bush doesn't care about
black people. It's where making their good
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great again. Has It? I
let it go for so long and I've
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talked about Kanye and I've said,
Connie, you got a chill, you
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can't be talking about your political stuff. But at this point, like I
407
00:29:45.789 --> 00:29:48.589
haven't looked to be fair. Maybe
he did say something on Instagram, maybe
408
00:29:48.589 --> 00:29:53.180
you said all these things, but
Karnie needs to walk back the all this
409
00:29:53.299 --> 00:29:56.940
trump love. Needs to walk it
back. Now. Man needs to walk.
410
00:29:56.980 --> 00:30:02.099
Yeah, needs to walk all this
trump love back. Trump is wild
411
00:30:02.180 --> 00:30:04.940
and way too much nowadays. I
cannot fuck with him anymore. or I
412
00:30:06.099 --> 00:30:08.569
never really fucked with him, but
I'm not no more fucking with don trump.
413
00:30:08.650 --> 00:30:11.529
He's got to be gone. All
this sort of stuff about Conn in
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00:30:11.569 --> 00:30:15.450
the national guard on the US,
all these things like, I don't know
415
00:30:15.490 --> 00:30:18.970
what. What do you have to
say about Kannie, because I I'm Kanye
416
00:30:18.049 --> 00:30:22.039
doubt, I'm Kanye dous point.
Disappoint. Like on. He is one
417
00:30:22.039 --> 00:30:30.480
of my favorite artists. It's disappointed
to see you basically friends with this guy
418
00:30:30.599 --> 00:30:33.400
who doesn't actually care about your people, probably doesn't care about you. He
419
00:30:33.480 --> 00:30:41.309
carries about your influence on black floaters. That's why, that's why you be
420
00:30:41.390 --> 00:30:45.990
friends. It's the truth. Yeah, what else reason would he have to
421
00:30:47.069 --> 00:30:49.980
be friends with Kanye? The fact
that Kanye supports them. It's it's mind
422
00:30:51.019 --> 00:30:55.779
blowing. Yeah, it's not much
of else you can say about now.
423
00:30:55.980 --> 00:31:00.579
Go Off, go off, King. It's go on, get the gun
424
00:31:00.700 --> 00:31:03.930
shots. Its important. Disappointed to
see Connie like from what you used to
425
00:31:03.930 --> 00:31:08.529
be. When you listen to all
his older music, you know. It's
426
00:31:08.930 --> 00:31:14.009
the video with Mike Myers calling out
to George was just like black people,
427
00:31:14.089 --> 00:31:18.130
like what happened that? Connie like
old on, it would not fuck with
428
00:31:18.210 --> 00:31:22.720
new Kanye. No, no,
Connie's change, man. It's disappointing.
429
00:31:23.519 --> 00:31:27.680
Talented like milk. The guy's a
billion be came billionai off his hard work
430
00:31:29.079 --> 00:31:36.670
and yeah, I don't know,
I don't know. I honestly it's I
431
00:31:37.150 --> 00:31:40.309
can't, I I can't talk about
Knnie anymore. It's so sick name.
432
00:31:40.390 --> 00:31:45.029
Now listen to his new can't his? Which one? The the Gospel One?
433
00:31:45.430 --> 00:31:52.980
Yeah, Oh, I listened to
it. It had some good yeah,
434
00:31:53.019 --> 00:31:56.900
I didn't like that. Didn't like
that at all. I liked Yay.
435
00:31:56.140 --> 00:32:00.339
Yeah, had a couple our right
songs, but it was not Kanye
436
00:32:00.500 --> 00:32:04.210
really. I just kind of discount
them like this. This last one was
437
00:32:04.410 --> 00:32:07.130
had a couple like Al Right,
like Gospel samples and whatnot, but for
438
00:32:07.250 --> 00:32:10.089
the most part, yeah, the
thing as well as me, he's not
439
00:32:10.250 --> 00:32:14.329
speaking a little black things, but
yet all the songs, all the samples
440
00:32:15.799 --> 00:32:21.039
black music and he sells easy's,
which is predominantly sneaker related, which is
441
00:32:21.559 --> 00:32:24.559
predominantly known as a black culture thing. But I don't know Knnie's Kanne.
442
00:32:24.720 --> 00:32:30.630
I Better Kanye. Yeah, I
agree. The next thing, and this
443
00:32:31.069 --> 00:32:36.109
was so disappointing, I like I
didn't even think I was going to have
444
00:32:36.150 --> 00:32:37.789
to talk about this, because this
literally just came up a couple hours ago
445
00:32:38.509 --> 00:32:45.420
and I just cannot believe. I
can't believe someone of his status did this.
446
00:32:45.019 --> 00:32:49.940
And what I'm referring to is that
drew brees came out and I got
447
00:32:50.019 --> 00:32:53.500
a clip here. I'm going to
you know what, I'll ye. All
448
00:32:53.500 --> 00:32:57.059
I'm going to say is Fuckedr brees
for a second, but I'm going to
449
00:32:57.099 --> 00:33:00.049
play this clip. Everyone can make
their own judgment, I guess, but
450
00:33:00.609 --> 00:33:05.890
we'll explain why. It's kind of
a fuckdor a brief show for at least
451
00:33:05.890 --> 00:33:07.650
right now, unless he's gonna have
to come and make a big statement.
452
00:33:10.250 --> 00:33:15.119
Everyone is looking back now at Kapernick's
protest for a few years ago and obviously
453
00:33:15.160 --> 00:33:17.839
they were always about police brutality and
now it's coming back to the fore and
454
00:33:17.880 --> 00:33:22.240
a lot of people expect that we
will set players kneeling again when the NFL
455
00:33:22.319 --> 00:33:27.430
seas is starts. I'm curious how
you think the NFL will and should respond
456
00:33:27.430 --> 00:33:30.630
to that and of course you're such
a leader in the league. What is
457
00:33:30.670 --> 00:33:35.190
your responsibility as a leader in times
like this for the rest of your teammates
458
00:33:35.230 --> 00:33:40.309
and players in league? Well,
I will I will never agree with anybody
459
00:33:42.220 --> 00:33:45.420
disrespecting the flag of the United States
of America or our country. Let me
460
00:33:45.539 --> 00:33:51.460
let me just tell you what I
see or what I feel when the national
461
00:33:51.539 --> 00:33:53.740
anthem is played and when I look
at the flag of the United States.
462
00:33:54.299 --> 00:34:00.250
I envisioned my two grandfathers who fought
for this country during World War II,
463
00:34:00.690 --> 00:34:04.769
one in the army and one of
the Marine Corps, both risking their lives
464
00:34:05.490 --> 00:34:09.159
to protect our country and to try
to make our country and this world a
465
00:34:09.239 --> 00:34:14.719
better place. So every time I
stand with my hand over my heart,
466
00:34:15.360 --> 00:34:19.480
looking at that flag and singing the
national anthem, that's what I think about
467
00:34:19.719 --> 00:34:22.599
and in many cases it brings me
to tears, thinking about all that has
468
00:34:22.639 --> 00:34:27.949
been sacrificed, not just those in
the military but, for that matter,
469
00:34:28.309 --> 00:34:32.469
those throughout the civil rights movements of
the s and everyone and all that has
470
00:34:32.510 --> 00:34:37.110
been endured by so many people up
until this point. And is everything right
471
00:34:37.389 --> 00:34:40.699
with our country right now? No, it's not. We still have a
472
00:34:40.739 --> 00:34:44.820
long way to go, but I
think what you do by standing there and
473
00:34:44.940 --> 00:34:47.780
showing respect to the flag with your
hand over your heart is it shows unity.
474
00:34:49.340 --> 00:34:52.579
It shows that we are all in
this together, we can all do
475
00:34:52.699 --> 00:34:57.050
better, and then we are all
part of the solution. Everyone is looking
476
00:34:57.730 --> 00:35:02.889
so so all right. So drew
brees a little nasty and I love how
477
00:35:02.969 --> 00:35:06.769
he tried to, you know,
butter everyone up at the end and he
478
00:35:07.280 --> 00:35:12.079
kind of sort of fixed himself towards
the end of it for the people who
479
00:35:12.079 --> 00:35:15.679
are going to be like, oh
well, at least he was like being
480
00:35:15.800 --> 00:35:17.800
like truthful and like how he wanted
to be everyone in unity and all that.
481
00:35:17.920 --> 00:35:21.119
But it's like you got a think
back to there. See, he
482
00:35:21.239 --> 00:35:23.710
played it. He played everyone a
little bit because when I restarted from like
483
00:35:23.909 --> 00:35:29.429
what the question actually was, because
they didn't ask if he would kneel,
484
00:35:29.750 --> 00:35:35.030
because the point of supporting a thing
is that he does have that stance.
485
00:35:35.070 --> 00:35:38.059
He got that sense in his mind. Sure, but he does not have
486
00:35:38.219 --> 00:35:42.539
to. He doesn't have to kneel. No one's asked. No one said,
487
00:35:42.780 --> 00:35:45.139
right now, drew brees, you
have to knee you. No one
488
00:35:45.300 --> 00:35:50.690
said that we would like you to
kneel. I would like that. I
489
00:35:50.809 --> 00:35:53.250
would hope that all NFL players the
first game of the season do it.
490
00:35:53.530 --> 00:35:58.769
I know a lot won't. All
right, can't be full blow math them,
491
00:35:59.570 --> 00:36:04.400
but listen to what was actually asked
and how nasty drew brees got.
492
00:36:05.519 --> 00:36:08.480
Actually, we will see. Everyone
is looking back now at Kapernick's protest for
493
00:36:08.519 --> 00:36:12.880
a few years ago and obviously they
were always about police brutality. And now
494
00:36:12.920 --> 00:36:15.880
it's coming back to the for and
a lot of people expect that we will
495
00:36:15.880 --> 00:36:20.949
seat players kneeling again when the NFL
seasons starts. I'm curious how you think
496
00:36:20.949 --> 00:36:22.989
the NFL will and should respond to
that. And of course you're such a
497
00:36:23.070 --> 00:36:30.070
leader in the league. What is
your possibility as a leader in times like
498
00:36:30.190 --> 00:36:34.340
this for the rest of your teammates
and players in the League? So so
499
00:36:34.699 --> 00:36:40.900
he asked what the response of the
League should be and what his voice would
500
00:36:40.940 --> 00:36:47.050
be in this situation, and then
he goes on to say I will not
501
00:36:47.650 --> 00:36:58.250
stand with anyone who disrespects the flag. Your thoughts? Disappointed? Obviously very
502
00:36:58.289 --> 00:37:05.679
disapponderful. INJUR brees, the quarterback
of no one sings normans. Yeah,
503
00:37:06.440 --> 00:37:09.719
he's last populous. It's very disapportant
to see, especially when he brings up
504
00:37:09.760 --> 00:37:13.719
his grandfather. So, wow,
they fought for the right and stuff like
505
00:37:13.800 --> 00:37:17.269
that. You also neglect the neglected, basically the black people that fought beside
506
00:37:17.269 --> 00:37:21.789
him who, when they came back
to America, did not have the same
507
00:37:21.869 --> 00:37:27.389
rights as his grandfather's. Completely neglected
that. So it's super disapportant to hear
508
00:37:27.429 --> 00:37:31.059
him say that, because KAEP nick
wasn't kneeling to disrespect the flag. It
509
00:37:31.260 --> 00:37:37.780
wasn't against the flag, it wasn't
against the military, it's against police routalpity.
510
00:37:38.820 --> 00:37:45.010
When Gondhi did a hundred hunder strike, it wasn't against food. So
511
00:37:45.449 --> 00:37:47.769
I don't understand. Drew brees's stance. Is Very just want to see him
512
00:37:49.210 --> 00:37:53.409
come out and say this, especially
look at his team, Will Ama,
513
00:37:53.690 --> 00:37:58.599
you know, black layers on his
team. I mean I've already seen on
514
00:37:58.679 --> 00:38:05.079
twitter him getting absolutely roast advised on
teammates, former teammates, all NFL players
515
00:38:05.079 --> 00:38:07.840
in general. So it was super
disapporting, especially when a lot of other
516
00:38:07.880 --> 00:38:15.070
white quarterbacks have come out and supported
this. So it's it's disappointed to say
517
00:38:15.110 --> 00:38:20.789
the least. Yeah, Oh,
for sure, and and drafting and fantasy,
518
00:38:22.670 --> 00:38:25.510
drew, but you know the thing
that so the first time I heard
519
00:38:25.590 --> 00:38:30.139
it. The first time I heard
it I tried to listen to with a
520
00:38:30.179 --> 00:38:35.179
complete open perspective because I wanted to
hear it from drew. I didn't want
521
00:38:35.179 --> 00:38:37.579
to hear it from a tweet.
I didn't want to hear it because when
522
00:38:37.579 --> 00:38:39.699
I look at drew and I hear
drew speak, there's no way I would
523
00:38:39.699 --> 00:38:44.289
think drew's a racist guy. You
know, I he seems to go very
524
00:38:44.369 --> 00:38:49.289
well spoken man. You know he's
a family guy. He, he,
525
00:38:49.690 --> 00:38:52.329
he plays football in a league that's
predominantly black. Like I don't know,
526
00:38:52.369 --> 00:38:55.800
I would just like to safely assume
that most people who are in the NFL
527
00:38:55.840 --> 00:39:00.480
aren't racist and I don't. You
know what, I hate to really call
528
00:39:00.639 --> 00:39:05.880
drew brees racist because I don't think
truthfully, in his heart of hearts he
529
00:39:06.440 --> 00:39:10.309
doesn't like black people. I don't
want to say that. Maybe that's wrong.
530
00:39:10.750 --> 00:39:14.150
I just don't want to come out
and say that on here. But
531
00:39:14.789 --> 00:39:20.150
for him to say that shows an
ignorance that he shouldn't be showing, especially
532
00:39:20.190 --> 00:39:24.019
on such a large platform with such
a large scale. There are a lot
533
00:39:24.179 --> 00:39:30.900
of people going against him and Malcolm
Jenkins, actually his teammate, had quite
534
00:39:30.900 --> 00:39:36.739
a bit to say. I'm trying
to find the clip now if I can,
535
00:39:37.579 --> 00:39:40.409
but it he went off. I
think he took the video down off
536
00:39:40.489 --> 00:39:45.409
his own platforms because I think he
realized that it's a quarterback of an NFL
537
00:39:45.530 --> 00:39:51.409
team and the NFL's racist. So
they're probably they're probably going to sign with
538
00:39:51.489 --> 00:39:58.079
drew for the most part. But
you know, it is disappointing, especially
539
00:39:58.320 --> 00:40:06.320
in the way that like like it
just hit just it just baffles me quite
540
00:40:06.360 --> 00:40:10.590
a bit of how that's all happening. I can't find this clip of Malcolm
541
00:40:10.630 --> 00:40:16.190
Jenkins. It's just showing the same
saying the same thing. I'll see it's
542
00:40:16.190 --> 00:40:19.269
going to be it is. Oh, here we go. Yeah, so
543
00:40:19.389 --> 00:40:22.300
this is Malcolm Jenkins talking about it. He can say it much better than
544
00:40:22.579 --> 00:40:27.579
than me. And this is a
teammate of currently a teammate of drew brees,
545
00:40:27.860 --> 00:40:35.460
and he was a former teammate before. Yeah, I promise you this.
546
00:40:37.210 --> 00:40:42.610
The onslaught of Shit that we have
to deal with is crazy right now.
547
00:40:47.250 --> 00:40:54.760
Drew Brees, if you don't understand
how hurtful, how insensitive your comments
548
00:40:54.800 --> 00:41:06.030
are, you are part of the
problem to think that because your grandfather's served
549
00:41:06.070 --> 00:41:09.030
in his country and you have a
great respect for the flag, that everybody
550
00:41:09.030 --> 00:41:15.550
else should have the same ideals and
in thoughts that you do is ridiculous and
551
00:41:15.670 --> 00:41:21.300
it shows that you don't know history, because when our grandfathers fought in for
552
00:41:21.420 --> 00:41:28.699
this country, is served and they
came back, they didn't come back to
553
00:41:28.739 --> 00:41:37.449
a heels welcome. They came back
and got attacked for wearing their uniforms.
554
00:41:38.730 --> 00:41:45.449
They came back to people, to
racism, to you complete violence. And
555
00:41:45.570 --> 00:41:49.119
then here we are in two thousand
and twenty, with the whole country on
556
00:41:49.320 --> 00:41:53.360
fire, everybody witnessing a black man
dying at the hand of being murdered at
557
00:41:53.360 --> 00:41:58.840
the hands of the police, with
his just in cold blood for everybody to
558
00:41:58.920 --> 00:42:02.389
see, the whole countries on fire, the first thing that you do is
559
00:42:02.590 --> 00:42:10.070
criticized ones peaceful protest. That was
years ago, when we were trying to
560
00:42:10.349 --> 00:42:16.139
signal, sign for help and signal
for our allies and our white brothers and
561
00:42:16.219 --> 00:42:22.260
sisters, the people we considered to
be friends, to get involved. It
562
00:42:22.460 --> 00:42:24.460
was ignored. And here we are
now, with the world on fire,
563
00:42:24.500 --> 00:42:30.489
and you still continue to first criticize
how we peaceful pot, how we peacefully
564
00:42:30.530 --> 00:42:34.650
protest, because it doesn't fit in
what you do and your beliefs, without
565
00:42:34.769 --> 00:42:37.250
ever acknowledging that a fact, that
the man was murdered at the hands of
566
00:42:37.369 --> 00:42:42.690
police in front of us all and
that has been continuing for centuries, that
567
00:42:42.809 --> 00:42:45.480
the same brothers that you break the
Hubble down with before every single game,
568
00:42:45.840 --> 00:42:51.000
the same guys as you believe with
in going a battle with him. Oh,
569
00:42:51.480 --> 00:42:53.639
okay, well, it cut at
it cut off there. But you
570
00:42:53.719 --> 00:42:58.829
know, I think this main points
were out at that point of the video
571
00:42:59.110 --> 00:43:02.869
and it's true. I mean,
look at how black people were treated in
572
00:43:02.909 --> 00:43:07.869
the military. A lot of times
they were sent to the worst of the
573
00:43:07.909 --> 00:43:14.980
worst conditions, worst of the worst
fighting conditions, just absolutely horrible things.
574
00:43:15.019 --> 00:43:20.739
They were given the worst weapons,
the worst of everything. And now,
575
00:43:21.059 --> 00:43:27.730
getting past a meme, what is
the worst of drew brees, there was
576
00:43:27.809 --> 00:43:31.809
nothing wrong with it. Oh,
yeah, okay, but, yeah,
577
00:43:32.050 --> 00:43:36.769
just, yeah, a bunch of
Hicks would totally agree with what drew brees
578
00:43:36.849 --> 00:43:40.679
said because, yeah, I don't
know, Stevenson. Oh did did he?
579
00:43:42.199 --> 00:43:46.280
I asked. Okay, so here's
Steven here's Steven Jackson's thoughts. Put
580
00:43:46.360 --> 00:44:57.349
that up to drop the bomb on
I'm Stephen, but for real, like
581
00:44:58.110 --> 00:45:00.829
it's I don't know. It's crazy, like, let's be honest, drew,
582
00:45:00.869 --> 00:45:06.989
if you're only passing to Taysom Hill, he would we be that good?
583
00:45:09.980 --> 00:45:14.780
But I don't know, just everything
is so fucking fucked this year.
584
00:45:14.940 --> 00:45:17.860
Fuck, I can't get over it. It's ridiculous. I don't know,
585
00:45:17.900 --> 00:45:22.530
man, I don't want to get
off this topic. Unless you're like I.
586
00:45:22.010 --> 00:45:25.369
Do you have anything more to say? You know, any certain things
587
00:45:25.369 --> 00:45:29.409
you want people to pay attention to, more, anything you would like to
588
00:45:29.489 --> 00:45:32.329
see from people going forward? You
know what? What what, as a
589
00:45:32.409 --> 00:45:37.400
black man living in the world that
is currently going on right now, what
590
00:45:37.519 --> 00:45:44.119
would you want to see in the
coming weeks, months, years? You
591
00:45:44.199 --> 00:45:46.480
know, what type of what type
of plan do you want? Like,
592
00:45:47.480 --> 00:45:50.510
as a white person, like if
you were to talk to me like I
593
00:45:50.670 --> 00:45:52.909
wasn't your friend, like I was
just an uneducated white person, what would
594
00:45:52.909 --> 00:45:59.110
you want me to understand about the
current situation going on? What would you
595
00:45:59.150 --> 00:46:01.190
want me to better and like how
would you want me to be educated or
596
00:46:01.230 --> 00:46:06.619
educate anyone else that I may know, our family members or anything we eats?
597
00:46:07.420 --> 00:46:13.460
Understanding and support. That's well,
what we want from from white people,
598
00:46:13.820 --> 00:46:15.860
from not even just waiting from all
different races, understand and support.
599
00:46:16.500 --> 00:46:21.489
I mean if you have the ability
to go and pull something on social media,
600
00:46:21.849 --> 00:46:25.690
you have the ability to do research, to fact check everything. A
601
00:46:25.769 --> 00:46:31.289
lot of people, it seems like
they would rather live negnorance than do research.
602
00:46:31.570 --> 00:46:34.199
Yeah, so at the end of
the day, is just, you
603
00:46:34.280 --> 00:46:38.000
know, understand where black people are
coming from and just provide your support.
604
00:46:38.000 --> 00:46:44.599
HMM, just op be open minded, open your eyes, reach out to
605
00:46:44.719 --> 00:46:47.750
someone. Yeah, can just do
some research. Like, yeah, like
606
00:46:47.909 --> 00:46:52.590
I know from my personal experience.
Like I reached out to rob today.
607
00:46:52.670 --> 00:46:55.909
Rob is one of my closest friends
from growing up and he's a black guy
608
00:46:57.030 --> 00:46:59.070
and, like, I went to
you with you, to the protest,
609
00:46:59.150 --> 00:47:00.699
so I didn't have to and I
live with you right. I haven't to
610
00:47:00.699 --> 00:47:04.300
check up on you. I don't
think I check up with you every day.
611
00:47:04.340 --> 00:47:05.820
But, like, I texted him, I said Look, man,
612
00:47:06.219 --> 00:47:08.380
I actually called them. I said
look, man, like, I I
613
00:47:08.579 --> 00:47:13.460
can't understand. I don't know all
the feelings that would be going on the
614
00:47:13.500 --> 00:47:17.250
world. I'm deeply saddened. I'm
deeply saddened by because most of my friends
615
00:47:17.289 --> 00:47:22.010
and closer friends have been of you
know, a darker skin, and my
616
00:47:22.210 --> 00:47:25.409
love for hip hop and everything.
I've been immersed in black culture myself for
617
00:47:25.530 --> 00:47:30.199
so many years that I've never batted
an eye. But like it hurts me
618
00:47:30.360 --> 00:47:32.480
when I know this is true,
because it's like all my closest friends,
619
00:47:34.000 --> 00:47:36.400
you know, the people who I
would call like my brother from a like
620
00:47:36.480 --> 00:47:38.559
Lug, not even like as a
racial joke, like literally, like my
621
00:47:38.679 --> 00:47:45.429
brother is just not actually my not
physically my brothers. Like it hurts and
622
00:47:46.349 --> 00:47:50.949
you know, like just just check
up on any any black friends you may
623
00:47:50.989 --> 00:47:53.269
have. Just say, look,
like you can't, you can't say send
624
00:47:53.309 --> 00:47:57.309
them a text saying like man,
know this time must be heard, and
625
00:47:57.349 --> 00:47:59.860
all sorts of you just got to
say, look, I can understand you,
626
00:48:00.019 --> 00:48:01.900
but like, if you got anything
you want to educate me on,
627
00:48:02.179 --> 00:48:06.940
like anything you want to, you
know, give to me to say,
628
00:48:07.059 --> 00:48:10.460
like Hey, look like you can
understand, but I would love if you
629
00:48:13.130 --> 00:48:16.889
look this up or understood this or
listen to, you know, this album
630
00:48:17.010 --> 00:48:21.090
and understand where they're coming from instead
of just thinking he's another rapper. You
631
00:48:21.130 --> 00:48:22.329
know, listen that, you know
all these sort of things, just to
632
00:48:22.409 --> 00:48:25.690
educate yourself on black culture. I
think. Well, that's my view.
633
00:48:25.769 --> 00:48:30.960
That's what I want to say from
it and like I just want to want
634
00:48:30.039 --> 00:48:35.559
people to know that, like with
this podcast especially, like if people ever
635
00:48:35.679 --> 00:48:37.920
want to say, like I'm trying
to use this as a way to,
636
00:48:38.760 --> 00:48:43.150
you know, make myself look good
in the black culture or all this sort
637
00:48:43.150 --> 00:48:45.230
of stuff, you can go back
in my catalog. I've been talking about
638
00:48:45.389 --> 00:48:50.750
certain issues like this since the beginning. It has it. This isn't new
639
00:48:50.909 --> 00:48:54.429
here. I had dean here two
weeks ago to talk about all Ahmed,
640
00:48:54.940 --> 00:48:59.460
because that's important, like it's important
to talk with those things. It's big
641
00:49:00.380 --> 00:49:06.300
and my whole point and goal from
this is to let this not be a
642
00:49:06.539 --> 00:49:09.769
moment in history. Let it be
a change in history. You know,
643
00:49:10.849 --> 00:49:14.369
see, like the thing is a
lot of people, I guess a lot
644
00:49:14.409 --> 00:49:17.650
of people like white wood. Necessarily
they're not they're not posting something because I
645
00:49:17.730 --> 00:49:23.599
feel like they're afraid of saying something
wrong and they don't want to be criticized
646
00:49:23.679 --> 00:49:30.599
for if that's the case, reach
out someone. You necessarily don't have to
647
00:49:30.760 --> 00:49:34.760
post something to make a difference.
Reach out to someone that's big. There's
648
00:49:34.800 --> 00:49:38.789
different links. FREA can donate petitions, you can sign all that. Just
649
00:49:39.469 --> 00:49:43.510
reach out, you know, trying
to make a change. Yeah, you
650
00:49:43.750 --> 00:49:47.630
and donating just money. Don't you
know? What another thing is to is,
651
00:49:47.710 --> 00:49:51.630
though. I'll chime in on the
donating thing, is don't donate fifty
652
00:49:51.710 --> 00:49:55.179
dollars and then wipe your hands clean. That doesn't change the problem. In
653
00:49:55.340 --> 00:50:00.460
fact that makes the problem worse because
that continues ignorance position. Probably better sign
654
00:50:00.539 --> 00:50:05.579
than making fifty. You know,
fifty. Yeah, you know, I
655
00:50:06.179 --> 00:50:09.050
just immersed immerse. I think the
biggest thing, and what made me accept
656
00:50:09.090 --> 00:50:14.329
black holes so much was make the
studying it more and an understanding that there's
657
00:50:14.369 --> 00:50:19.010
certain things that happen in society that
we don't have, probably are privy to
658
00:50:19.530 --> 00:50:23.679
in most white lives, I would
say. But you know, like I
659
00:50:23.960 --> 00:50:31.400
just think keeping educated, keeping on
a certain trajectory is more important than making
660
00:50:31.559 --> 00:50:35.679
one blackout post or something like.
Don't you know, like I love,
661
00:50:35.750 --> 00:50:37.750
I think, the black out post
thing there. I've heard things negatively and
662
00:50:37.949 --> 00:50:44.070
positively for it. I've I posted
it myself. I know a lot of
663
00:50:44.110 --> 00:50:45.949
people who did. I know a
lot of people didn't, and there's two
664
00:50:45.949 --> 00:50:51.260
different sizes. As a side of
you know, it muddies up the thing.
665
00:50:51.460 --> 00:50:53.179
It blocks people from getting the information. But the other side is like
666
00:50:53.260 --> 00:50:58.820
well, it looks like we're all
in union. Personally, my thin my
667
00:50:58.980 --> 00:51:01.659
stance was it. Yet it looks
like we're all in union, but don't
668
00:51:01.699 --> 00:51:07.010
make it your only action. Don't
just post a black picture on your instagram
669
00:51:07.010 --> 00:51:10.170
and think I'm with you, I
understand. I now am officially part of
670
00:51:10.250 --> 00:51:14.130
the movement. Don't just stop there. That's not how it's going to get
671
00:51:14.170 --> 00:51:16.570
fixed. It's just same as like
book people like you check your friends this
672
00:51:16.730 --> 00:51:20.760
and that, like that's so you
don't go out and just attack them,
673
00:51:20.800 --> 00:51:22.880
like Oh, you know, go
and support this. Does that? You
674
00:51:22.960 --> 00:51:24.960
know, asked them. Yeah,
awesome. You know, maybe why?
675
00:51:25.159 --> 00:51:30.559
Because maybe they are scared to post
something because they don't want to say the
676
00:51:30.639 --> 00:51:32.269
wrong thing. Yeah, so that's
the case. You know. Yeah,
677
00:51:32.309 --> 00:51:37.349
check your friends, but it's a
time to open dialog. have an open
678
00:51:37.510 --> 00:51:40.869
dialog, discussion with them, you
know, reach out to them and maybe
679
00:51:40.949 --> 00:51:44.710
they're just stuff. They don't know. I've had conversation with people. They
680
00:51:44.710 --> 00:51:46.380
don't like. I don't want to
post anything or I don't know what to
681
00:51:46.420 --> 00:51:52.380
do because I don't want to make
the wrong yeah, so reach out.
682
00:51:52.420 --> 00:51:53.980
You know, if you see that
you know a friend hasn't posted anything,
683
00:51:54.139 --> 00:51:59.420
they haven't shared, like done anything, just, you know, reach out
684
00:51:59.460 --> 00:52:02.929
to them. Yeah, see were
their spaces. So, yeah, because
685
00:52:02.969 --> 00:52:06.170
another thing is too, is that
I think a lot of people take from
686
00:52:06.170 --> 00:52:08.690
this is like some a lot of
people are going to for a little while
687
00:52:08.769 --> 00:52:12.449
now, a lot of people are
going to be judging each other about how
688
00:52:12.489 --> 00:52:15.599
much they support or how much they
don't support, and that's turn to see
689
00:52:15.719 --> 00:52:20.360
what the problem that turns into,
though, in my opinion, is that
690
00:52:20.480 --> 00:52:24.639
turns into another in a sense,
in a sense race war. It's it's
691
00:52:24.679 --> 00:52:30.309
like, and what does that help? That's just going to that's just be
692
00:52:30.349 --> 00:52:32.150
like, Oh, you're not with
the movement, like, or you are,
693
00:52:32.309 --> 00:52:36.469
like, you know what I mean, like don't don't hate, educate.
694
00:52:36.590 --> 00:52:40.949
Yes, exactly, exactly. And
I think the problem is so much
695
00:52:42.030 --> 00:52:45.260
deeper than just police brutality. I
think it goes to the whole justice system.
696
00:52:45.860 --> 00:52:50.420
Yeah, it's the whole system.
It's not. It's not just police
697
00:52:50.500 --> 00:52:52.659
officers. It's not just there.
It doesn't just stop there. It goes
698
00:52:52.699 --> 00:52:57.659
down to the actual justice system,
it goes down to the system of everything.
699
00:52:57.780 --> 00:53:00.250
It's you can't just say, you
know, we need to abolish the
700
00:53:00.409 --> 00:53:05.130
police or anything like that, because
they are. They're always going to be
701
00:53:05.210 --> 00:53:08.650
there. The point of this whole
thing is to educate and get everyone on
702
00:53:08.769 --> 00:53:13.639
the same page of you can't keep
doing this, you can't keep acting like
703
00:53:13.719 --> 00:53:15.599
this, you can't keep murdering innocent
black people. You can't do it.
704
00:53:16.119 --> 00:53:20.440
We're gonna we're going to stand up, we're going to stand out, but
705
00:53:20.639 --> 00:53:23.239
we'll only get there, we will
only get there if people continue this talk.
706
00:53:24.599 --> 00:53:28.989
And it sucks because it's no fun
to talk about. It's not I
707
00:53:29.030 --> 00:53:32.469
don't love sitting here and talking about
this time. I would rather be talking
708
00:53:32.469 --> 00:53:37.110
about what the fuck six nine stupid
shit did or what whatever the new rapper
709
00:53:37.349 --> 00:53:39.710
the new album that just came out. I would way rather be talking about
710
00:53:39.710 --> 00:53:43.699
that sort of separate we were talking
about the MBA coming back. I be
711
00:53:43.739 --> 00:53:45.420
talking about any of these things and
we will get to some of those things
712
00:53:45.460 --> 00:53:49.340
the end of this podcast, just
to lighten the mood, because that's the
713
00:53:49.380 --> 00:53:52.579
point of this podcast is to get
people want it. But this is needed
714
00:53:52.619 --> 00:53:54.460
to be talked about, it's needed
to be educated on and I'm going to
715
00:53:54.500 --> 00:54:00.730
use this platform the best I can
to try my best to portray a message.
716
00:54:00.929 --> 00:54:04.449
But you know, I could see
where a lot of people might think,
717
00:54:04.489 --> 00:54:07.090
Oh, white guy to wouldn't know
exactly, and I can I won't,
718
00:54:07.130 --> 00:54:09.360
I won't ever know. It's just
like how it is. But you
719
00:54:09.480 --> 00:54:16.400
know, I just want people to
keep the message going. Don't just Pau
720
00:54:16.679 --> 00:54:21.440
don't just let this be a fad
again, because we've been through this.
721
00:54:21.639 --> 00:54:27.630
We've, if people don't remember,
with Colin Kaepernick and back then with the
722
00:54:27.670 --> 00:54:31.070
same type of thing, with the
kneeling and everything that happened. That was
723
00:54:31.110 --> 00:54:35.670
a huge moment of time and it
passed and here we are again. Let's
724
00:54:35.710 --> 00:54:38.460
not get here again. Let's try
to move forward with it, let's try
725
00:54:38.500 --> 00:54:44.460
to fix the issue, and that's
only going to be done by everyone understanding
726
00:54:44.500 --> 00:54:50.940
the true struggles. I don't know
anything else before we kind of thinks it
727
00:54:51.099 --> 00:54:58.570
my peace and my peace and hope
for peace. Yeah, I mean that's
728
00:54:58.570 --> 00:55:02.849
that's the best you can do at
this point. All right. Well,
729
00:55:04.010 --> 00:55:07.130
I think that was a great talk
on just you know that sort of that
730
00:55:07.199 --> 00:55:08.760
took longer than I that was a
little bit longer of a speech that I
731
00:55:08.840 --> 00:55:10.639
thought we were going to get into, but I think it was a great
732
00:55:10.719 --> 00:55:15.880
topic talk and it was more just, you know, relaxed. But now
733
00:55:15.920 --> 00:55:17.760
I'm going to get. I'm gonna
get into just some more fun stuff before
734
00:55:17.800 --> 00:55:21.909
we be and this podcast, because
I'm going to bring up some some different
735
00:55:21.949 --> 00:55:23.429
things. We don't need to talk
about sad stuff the whole time. And
736
00:55:23.909 --> 00:55:25.710
first thing I want to get too, I'm going to start with a little
737
00:55:25.710 --> 00:55:30.469
Wayne Song, just because his delos
album did come out for funeral and I
738
00:55:30.590 --> 00:55:35.150
gotta say it's Pretty Nice. Little
Wayne's always good. Little Wayne always puts
739
00:55:35.150 --> 00:55:42.980
the quality of music no matter what. Like I just wow, okay,
740
00:55:46.420 --> 00:55:54.650
all of money. Let's go.
I gotta Plan Multiple Flows. I get
741
00:55:54.650 --> 00:55:59.730
multiple bands and it like I got
multiple hand got multiple holes every time that
742
00:55:59.809 --> 00:56:01.170
I lay. I walked in this
bitch. Well, only five beads.
743
00:56:01.289 --> 00:56:04.679
Roll the dice times a tune.
Now I got ten. Roll the dice.
744
00:56:04.719 --> 00:56:07.400
My niggas moving at tag. My
Bitch is even said. We don't,
745
00:56:07.400 --> 00:56:09.280
they said one of my neck,
my shit look like a damn technical
746
00:56:09.400 --> 00:56:13.760
beaver. That Shit Don Jim coming
out when no eviews was again, no
747
00:56:14.079 --> 00:56:15.880
not. It's like Ev's Wi time
said we got some choppers that come with
748
00:56:15.960 --> 00:56:20.510
a bit electronic click it come with
a San my Brooklyn Bitch, she came
749
00:56:20.590 --> 00:56:22.429
with some tims. She telling her
friends. I can't with some elms kick
750
00:56:22.510 --> 00:56:25.269
about but down a butt from my
Bab in the mansion she planned. I
751
00:56:25.349 --> 00:56:29.750
got multiple hay on multiple holes every
time that I lay. I walk in
752
00:56:29.789 --> 00:56:31.940
this bitch, but only five bad
times that tune. Now I got ten
753
00:56:32.539 --> 00:56:36.780
dice. My niggas moving at taws. Even so, we, they said,
754
00:56:36.900 --> 00:56:38.300
trust no man, not even the
men in the mirror. My having
755
00:56:38.380 --> 00:56:42.059
I mention she planned in a mirror
ap I could get justin go to hand
756
00:56:42.099 --> 00:56:44.539
them up in in the shit on
my neck got my head on this level.
757
00:56:44.699 --> 00:56:46.019
Kind of my dream, like my
bed is a by wake up and
758
00:56:46.099 --> 00:56:49.369
bees more I ate a n s
gettos on color lamb, not fad the
759
00:56:49.409 --> 00:56:52.730
block. It looks so until way
go and planeman granted selbub but down a
760
00:56:52.769 --> 00:56:54.329
bump, down this up motivation.
I bust on the skin that she is
761
00:56:54.369 --> 00:56:58.889
fully in that you Nina like my
lady. That to exendose. That's a
762
00:56:58.969 --> 00:57:00.840
thirty per thirty. You Ain't from
around here. We need verification. He's
763
00:57:00.840 --> 00:57:04.880
actually so big like a wearing negleci
streets is the Colde Nigga. Hell,
764
00:57:04.920 --> 00:57:10.280
a vacation of streets. Oh my
God. So Little Wayne still can spit
765
00:57:13.280 --> 00:57:17.750
can still fucking spit man. It
is crazy that he is still going at
766
00:57:17.789 --> 00:57:21.949
this pace. And I think the
main thing that I want to talk about
767
00:57:21.949 --> 00:57:24.469
with this whole delos album come out, he put another eight songs, which,
768
00:57:24.469 --> 00:57:28.789
I mean is an another album for
a lot of artists at this point,
769
00:57:28.869 --> 00:57:32.579
that the album on itself has the
thing thirty two songs now, which
770
00:57:32.659 --> 00:57:37.579
is insane. It's an hour and
forty five minutes long. But the what
771
00:57:37.739 --> 00:57:44.889
I'm what I'm loving from Wayne nowadays
is that, yeah, his music product
772
00:57:45.090 --> 00:57:49.809
his not nut. His music output
as slowed a lot, but that's to
773
00:57:49.889 --> 00:57:52.650
be expected. How old is Wayne
now? Actually, not even how old
774
00:57:52.769 --> 00:57:58.920
Wayne now something. He's been a
little older than drake, I know for
775
00:57:59.000 --> 00:58:02.360
sure, but not that much older. It's like fifteen? Yeah, I
776
00:58:02.440 --> 00:58:07.559
don't know. But but what I
love of from Wayne of yeah, that
777
00:58:07.599 --> 00:58:09.639
would make sense, but that we're
out of. Forty years old is usually
778
00:58:09.679 --> 00:58:15.110
when rappers start to you know,
start to thirty seven. So, yeah,
779
00:58:15.150 --> 00:58:17.030
it's about time that Wayne starts slowing
down in music and you know,
780
00:58:17.110 --> 00:58:20.829
he's got to get his health right
and everything. But what I love from
781
00:58:20.869 --> 00:58:23.070
Wayne, I talked with this in
laugh podcast, is that he's really becoming
782
00:58:23.389 --> 00:58:28.940
that elder statesman in hiphop, you
know, like everyone knew Wayne for being
783
00:58:29.059 --> 00:58:32.579
that guy with the new flow,
that new you know, such just crazy
784
00:58:32.619 --> 00:58:37.460
rhyme schemes, crazy lyrics, crazy, you know, just a totally different
785
00:58:37.500 --> 00:58:40.219
vibe. But what I love now
is that he's loves the young guys.
786
00:58:40.610 --> 00:58:45.210
You know, this song multiple flows
with little loozy, like for him to
787
00:58:45.289 --> 00:58:50.010
do a song with a little oozy
verd and it's not even featuring, it's
788
00:58:50.050 --> 00:58:52.769
literally with little oozy Verd, like
it's the he literally credits him for half
789
00:58:52.889 --> 00:58:57.920
a song. For him to do
something like that, it's huge right.
790
00:58:58.000 --> 00:59:00.239
It's paying so much respect because little
wayne is, wouldn't you say? Like
791
00:59:00.320 --> 00:59:05.119
Little Wayne is an Ogee and hiphop? Now, for sure, like little
792
00:59:05.119 --> 00:59:09.710
Wayne is an Ogee in in rap
and hiphop. And for him to for
793
00:59:09.789 --> 00:59:13.429
him to put reach out to these
younger guys, like he has a song
794
00:59:13.469 --> 00:59:19.349
featuring Benny and Conway from, Oh
my God, Gras Elda Jesus. That
795
00:59:19.630 --> 00:59:21.909
was saddening me that I didn't know
that for a second. He got a
796
00:59:21.949 --> 00:59:24.300
Sammatory on here. He put out
a song with Dojic Kat, obviously getting
797
00:59:24.300 --> 00:59:28.380
into a little bit of show with
Dogicat but you know whatever, and then
798
00:59:28.420 --> 00:59:31.179
Jesse rays to like a bunch of
younger artist like I just love that Wayne
799
00:59:31.260 --> 00:59:35.460
is fucking with the younger kids,
like it's just so dope to see.
800
00:59:35.900 --> 00:59:38.769
It's so cool to have this guy
who kind of disappeared for a little bit
801
00:59:38.849 --> 00:59:44.730
everyone kind of worried about, who
was easily such an influential guy on the
802
00:59:44.809 --> 00:59:47.530
way rap is done today, to
come back and be like start little way
803
00:59:47.690 --> 00:59:52.809
like Tunchi radio and do this delos
album and put out a put out songs
804
00:59:52.920 --> 00:59:55.760
with, you know, the younger
guys. I think it's a testament to
805
00:59:57.079 --> 00:60:00.800
to his age and also what he
thinks of the newer guys and what he
806
00:60:00.920 --> 00:60:06.440
just what he he's he's accepting his
og status of hiphop and I love it
807
00:60:06.480 --> 00:60:09.269
because for so long people keep thinking
Wayne's young, but he's getting older now,
808
00:60:09.269 --> 00:60:14.789
he's getting up there and I just
love seeing the that acceptance of this
809
00:60:14.989 --> 00:60:17.389
og status. I don't know,
what do you think with Wayne Nowadays?
810
00:60:17.550 --> 00:60:27.659
Like his last was what fun?
Yeah, that was incredible and I mean
811
00:60:27.860 --> 00:60:31.739
still what alquality. Like he took
out a long time. Yeah, he
812
00:60:31.820 --> 00:60:36.090
did, but I think a lot
of that had to do with health concerns
813
00:60:36.210 --> 00:60:39.929
and everything's get your mind right,
get your body right and fo was on
814
00:60:40.010 --> 00:60:47.050
yourself. But yeah, I know
excitedly. Don't want the drops. It's
815
00:60:47.130 --> 00:60:52.199
been doing it forever. So yeah, like he like I just I just
816
00:60:52.360 --> 00:60:57.079
I really appreciate the taking, the
taking the elder statesman's type of role in
817
00:60:57.119 --> 00:61:00.320
hip hop. I think it's important
for him to do think it's important for
818
00:61:00.360 --> 00:61:04.159
him to come back and I'm not
expecting too much more little wayne music anymore.
819
00:61:04.199 --> 00:61:06.909
I don't expect it for him to
put out that deluxe version. I
820
00:61:06.989 --> 00:61:09.590
mean it was a Nice Street I
love it. Can't complain with Nu Wayne
821
00:61:09.590 --> 00:61:13.389
Music, but, you know,
I just want him to kind of take
822
00:61:13.429 --> 00:61:15.110
that status. Take the young guys, take a little baby under his wing
823
00:61:15.190 --> 00:61:19.099
and take a little loozy vert,
take all the littles. Take all littles,
824
00:61:19.139 --> 00:61:22.219
because he's sound, all heats,
the dad of all those littles,
825
00:61:22.340 --> 00:61:24.739
like you know, like laid those, you know, like litty Vertos.
826
00:61:24.780 --> 00:61:29.059
A ton of little Wayne, little
baby, I was a ton of Little
827
00:61:29.099 --> 00:61:31.300
Wayne, you know, all the
Gunna, all these guys, all those
828
00:61:31.420 --> 00:61:36.849
newer style rappers. Oh was so
much little Wayne and I love that he's
829
00:61:36.969 --> 00:61:40.889
paying them back. He's he's giving
them opportunities to shine with him, and
830
00:61:42.010 --> 00:61:45.170
I think that's really huge of little
wayne. I think that's important for him
831
00:61:45.250 --> 00:61:49.119
and for more artists to do that. I hope. I hope I see
832
00:61:49.159 --> 00:61:52.280
a lot more of the Og's do
that at some point. Like Drake,
833
00:61:52.320 --> 00:61:53.840
I don't expect it from yet.
He's still such a superstar on his own.
834
00:61:53.880 --> 00:61:58.280
I don't expect it from him.
Jake Hole, not yet, even
835
00:61:58.320 --> 00:62:00.239
though Jake old did kind of do
some version of that. would dream shade,
836
00:62:00.909 --> 00:62:07.989
not dream chasers. Sorry, Dreamville, the dreamville stuff. That was
837
00:62:07.030 --> 00:62:10.269
huge from Jake Ole, but I
at some point, I'm hoping they'll transition
838
00:62:10.349 --> 00:62:15.230
to that og status. Is what
well, they're getting there, but I
839
00:62:15.349 --> 00:62:20.820
transition that og status where they're they're
they're going on features with with other artists
840
00:62:20.940 --> 00:62:24.380
and making it, you know,
not about him, making it about big
841
00:62:24.460 --> 00:62:27.940
enough, the little guy. I'll
I like that. I really fuck with
842
00:62:28.019 --> 00:62:30.090
that with Wayne. Wayne doesn't seem
to want to be taking advantage of anyone
843
00:62:30.130 --> 00:62:35.650
and I just really fuck with that. The next thing I wanted to kind
844
00:62:35.650 --> 00:62:40.090
of bring up here a little little
little Yauda, another guy should be paying
845
00:62:40.090 --> 00:62:45.679
a lot to of homage to Wayne. His album sales are going to be
846
00:62:45.760 --> 00:62:50.679
up this week. He's expected to
sell I think, thirty K right now.
847
00:62:50.840 --> 00:62:52.800
It was originally forty five and went
down at thirty seven. A lot
848
00:62:52.840 --> 00:62:55.159
of that probably does have to do
with all the turmoil in the world.
849
00:62:55.199 --> 00:62:58.789
People aren't really straight. It was
a bad time to put on an album
850
00:62:58.829 --> 00:63:02.269
out. But still, Yaudi,
I don't know any more about you,
851
00:63:02.630 --> 00:63:06.550
Bro I don't know. I don't
know where you stand anymore. I don't
852
00:63:06.550 --> 00:63:08.829
know where you stand in hiphop and
I don't think you make trash music.
853
00:63:09.070 --> 00:63:14.380
I don't think that. But to
have a to have an album that's nineteen
854
00:63:14.460 --> 00:63:20.820
songs long and the streaming era,
where you know a longer album typically sells
855
00:63:20.940 --> 00:63:25.139
more, to have features with like
young, the Little Dirk Drake too,
856
00:63:25.219 --> 00:63:30.769
baby future Mike will asap, Rocky
Tyler, the Creator, to have all
857
00:63:30.809 --> 00:63:40.369
these features and not sell over fifty
at your stage and wrap, it's a
858
00:63:40.369 --> 00:63:45.199
little disappointing and and I hate to
bring up sales, obviously, but sales
859
00:63:45.239 --> 00:63:46.960
are a thing now and they're important
to talk about, especially with this type
860
00:63:46.960 --> 00:63:50.559
of rapper. But, like,
I don't like. My thing is where
861
00:63:50.599 --> 00:63:52.639
does he stand? Where does it
leadi stand as a rapper because, like
862
00:63:52.920 --> 00:63:55.710
he used to have the hits,
like with drama, with Broccoli, and
863
00:63:55.789 --> 00:63:59.909
like people used to know who he
was for the commercials. Or Look,
864
00:63:59.949 --> 00:64:01.190
what the fuck is Li Yadi anymore, you know, like I don't like
865
00:64:01.309 --> 00:64:05.150
he's like gone. Yeah, you
know, last two three years, like
866
00:64:05.349 --> 00:64:11.260
he's put out projects here. Yeah, thank yeah, you just don't.
867
00:64:11.300 --> 00:64:13.820
I don't really like I don't know
what he is and hiphop anymore. I
868
00:64:13.860 --> 00:64:15.260
don't know what he is to hip
hop anymore. Like he's just kind of
869
00:64:17.219 --> 00:64:23.099
just a guy. Yeah, like
he's just kind of all. He was
870
00:64:23.500 --> 00:64:27.130
like a fat of trend, and
that's the thing with a lot, a
871
00:64:27.250 --> 00:64:31.170
lot of kind of new wrappers.
If they don't, you know, I.
872
00:64:31.250 --> 00:64:33.570
Don't, evolve and stuff like that, it's not they you know,
873
00:64:33.730 --> 00:64:38.679
they become almost like that, where
they don't do something for, you know,
874
00:64:38.800 --> 00:64:44.159
a year, people necessarily you forget. Yeah, like, I don't.
875
00:64:45.320 --> 00:64:46.519
It's weird. Like I said this
in the last podcast. I was
876
00:64:46.519 --> 00:64:51.869
talking about me goes. I said
megs was huge, still quite a big
877
00:64:51.869 --> 00:64:56.230
group. Huge group, though,
at one point, massive couple, like
878
00:64:56.269 --> 00:65:00.110
two thousand and sixteen, seeventeen,
huge, massive, like Ohn that bad
879
00:65:00.190 --> 00:65:04.710
and Bougi put out culture wand.
It was huge, massive, but when
880
00:65:04.710 --> 00:65:09.820
I started to think about it last
pocass I was like really, you know,
881
00:65:09.940 --> 00:65:13.659
me goes to put out a couple
singles lately. Yeah, they're whatever.
882
00:65:13.699 --> 00:65:16.179
They're so whatever. I think they're
on the clock. Well, generally,
883
00:65:16.260 --> 00:65:19.179
when you hear, like I've learned
any new from me those, it's
884
00:65:19.300 --> 00:65:25.809
mostly offset and Cardian B and it's
not even music. Yeah, so that's
885
00:65:25.849 --> 00:65:28.809
the thing that's you know, I
think. I think me gooes are really
886
00:65:28.889 --> 00:65:30.010
on the clock. I don't think
anyone's talking about it. I think they're
887
00:65:30.010 --> 00:65:32.809
on the clock for something big.
They they need it. Like I I
888
00:65:34.210 --> 00:65:38.360
don't hear much about them and I'm
a huge megos guy. Love me goes,
889
00:65:38.800 --> 00:65:43.559
but you don't hear anything about them
much anymore. You don't know what
890
00:65:43.639 --> 00:65:46.440
they're doing. Like I don't know. I don't know what's going on with
891
00:65:46.519 --> 00:65:48.760
them. I think they're on the
clock for something big. I think their
892
00:65:48.800 --> 00:65:53.909
next album has to be yeah,
but maybe you know, there's chill.
893
00:65:54.510 --> 00:65:57.630
I mean obviously they have money.
They have money. They have lots of
894
00:65:57.670 --> 00:66:00.510
money. They've done well, they're
successful, they're great world teeth there state.
895
00:66:00.909 --> 00:66:05.099
They definitely evolved hip hop in a
way. Definitely they created a flow,
896
00:66:05.179 --> 00:66:08.820
the create a style, they created
a formula. There's no doubt about
897
00:66:08.820 --> 00:66:14.380
it. Megoes is huge and deserves
credit, but it's like, I don't
898
00:66:14.380 --> 00:66:16.139
know, man, there's so many
other rappers out there now taking those spots,
899
00:66:16.219 --> 00:66:20.329
like little baby and gun are huge
now kind of taken over that meg
900
00:66:20.530 --> 00:66:25.090
stole craving that I had, like
I don't know, I I just think
901
00:66:25.329 --> 00:66:29.369
there's there's a lot of rapper like
little I think Yaudi was on the clock
902
00:66:29.489 --> 00:66:30.409
with that one and I don't think
he got I don't think he hit.
903
00:66:30.489 --> 00:66:33.800
Like when I'm looking at the shock
list right I haven't listen and I'll be
904
00:66:33.920 --> 00:66:38.960
fair, I didn't listen to the
album. Wasn't anything enticing to me.
905
00:66:39.360 --> 00:66:43.079
But when I look at the track
list, he's got a song with asap,
906
00:66:43.119 --> 00:66:46.269
rocky and Tyler Creator on the same
track. That's a rough that's a
907
00:66:46.550 --> 00:66:50.750
that's a challenge to get. That
is a challenge to get. And when
908
00:66:50.789 --> 00:66:54.190
they're on the same tyler creator and
he said, rocky us in the same
909
00:66:54.230 --> 00:66:57.230
song, it's fire. So I
will probably actually listen to that later.
910
00:66:57.789 --> 00:67:03.500
But to have those crazy features and
to not sell, well, it's a
911
00:67:03.500 --> 00:67:06.139
little disappointing. I don't know.
I don't know where he stands. I
912
00:67:06.219 --> 00:67:10.099
find him one of the most confusing
rappers to think about right now because I
913
00:67:10.699 --> 00:67:15.340
never hear anyone saying, you know, lily out, he's my favorite rapper
914
00:67:15.420 --> 00:67:18.090
right now or ever. Have some
I've ever have heard that? I just
915
00:67:18.250 --> 00:67:21.130
never have. And now randomly hear
people saying, Oh, I love Gunna,
916
00:67:21.170 --> 00:67:24.929
he's my favorite. All love little
baby, or I'll love the baby
917
00:67:25.010 --> 00:67:29.929
or all these. Never hear Lilyatti
ever ever in a conversation. So I
918
00:67:29.969 --> 00:67:32.480
don't know, maybe I'm hating on
Lilyati, but anyways, another rapper who
919
00:67:32.960 --> 00:67:36.119
seems to come up every way too
often, but I got to talk about
920
00:67:36.159 --> 00:67:42.679
because that this one's kind of hilarious. Six nine song, Guba. He's
921
00:67:42.719 --> 00:67:45.550
got the funniest names. I can't
lie. Does have some of the funniest
922
00:67:45.550 --> 00:67:50.510
names for songs. It was the
music video was taken down from it by
923
00:67:50.710 --> 00:67:57.789
a African producer, I believe.
Wasn't it? African producer, Thela?
924
00:67:58.980 --> 00:68:03.539
I don't want to mess up his
I think he's African anyways. And then
925
00:68:03.659 --> 00:68:14.369
his name is magic's Inga. He
deleted the song because he sampled a piece
926
00:68:14.570 --> 00:68:17.649
of his beat and didn't pay him
or anything like that, so he took
927
00:68:17.729 --> 00:68:21.449
the song for a copyright. I
think it's kind of hilarious. I don't
928
00:68:21.449 --> 00:68:24.689
know, it's not really the biggest
deal in the world because I'm sure it's
929
00:68:24.689 --> 00:68:28.880
still streaming on a streaming services and
all that sort of shit and he's still
930
00:68:28.920 --> 00:68:30.680
probably making a stupid amount of money
off of it, which is really annoying.
931
00:68:30.760 --> 00:68:34.920
But you know, but that's kind
of funny. He made this post
932
00:68:35.000 --> 00:68:39.439
to like look what he posted a
like he said, don't say I'm my
933
00:68:39.560 --> 00:68:45.310
beats biggest song, delete by Matt
Magic's Inga. I mean, what do
934
00:68:45.390 --> 00:68:48.510
you think about that? Like fuck, like, it's funny. It's kind
935
00:68:48.510 --> 00:68:56.340
of man yeah, it's still,
it says, kind oframatic. Yeah,
936
00:68:56.460 --> 00:68:58.819
I don't know. I think it's
just like, I think it's just really
937
00:68:58.859 --> 00:69:05.460
funny. How like I can't really
tell if it'll like come up again or
938
00:69:05.539 --> 00:69:09.340
what will happen with it. Like
I think, I think the lyric video
939
00:69:09.460 --> 00:69:12.529
still going on. I didn't,
yeah, I didn't. Didn't play it,
940
00:69:12.689 --> 00:69:17.250
but I could, okay, but
yeah, I don't know. I
941
00:69:17.489 --> 00:69:23.850
think it's all just a weird situation. I don't really know if six nine
942
00:69:24.010 --> 00:69:27.399
will, I mean the song will
probably end up coming back. I just
943
00:69:27.479 --> 00:69:30.159
think it's funny. It's it's just
a lot of pettiness going on, but
944
00:69:30.760 --> 00:69:34.680
I don't but six nine just has
a way of always keeping the news,
945
00:69:34.840 --> 00:69:40.029
always, always. What will happen
most like is there's going to be some
946
00:69:40.109 --> 00:69:45.149
sort of settlement. He's gonna have
to pay out some and then, yeah,
947
00:69:46.470 --> 00:69:53.340
yeah, exactly. But anyways,
on to the last, probably main
948
00:69:53.500 --> 00:69:57.020
topic of the poet today and a
big one that I'm super happy about,
949
00:69:57.060 --> 00:70:00.140
but it's really kind of fucked up. I don't really know how all work,
950
00:70:00.260 --> 00:70:04.899
but the NBA is actually definitely officially
coming back. The season will finish.
951
00:70:05.659 --> 00:70:12.050
The proposal would be that essentially,
all twenty two team like they're going
952
00:70:12.050 --> 00:70:15.529
to pick twenty two teams the best
record. All twenty two teams will play
953
00:70:15.529 --> 00:70:19.050
eight regular season games to cement seating
for the playoffs, which will include a
954
00:70:19.090 --> 00:70:23.680
play in for the number eight seat
in each conference. The returning teams will
955
00:70:23.680 --> 00:70:27.920
include the sixteen that were in playoff
position at the time of the suspension.
956
00:70:28.319 --> 00:70:30.760
So the teams will be the bucks, Raptors, Celtics, Heat Pacers,
957
00:70:30.840 --> 00:70:35.229
seventy sers, nets, magic in
the east and the Lakers, clippers,
958
00:70:35.310 --> 00:70:39.949
nuggets, jazz, Thunder, rockets, Mavericks Grizzlies in the West. The
959
00:70:40.069 --> 00:70:44.430
final six teams will be those that
were within six, six games of the
960
00:70:44.470 --> 00:70:48.750
postseason birth when the season halted,
which will be the trailblazers, Pelicans,
961
00:70:48.789 --> 00:70:53.100
King, spurs and sons in the
West and the wizards in the east.
962
00:70:53.659 --> 00:70:57.300
So just the wizards, so nobody
else. The proposal would mean that eight
963
00:70:57.380 --> 00:71:00.260
teams of these worst records, meaning
the Hornets, Bulls, Knicks, Pistons,
964
00:71:00.300 --> 00:71:03.930
hawks, capitliers and Timber Wolves and
warriors, can officially look forward to
965
00:71:04.050 --> 00:71:10.329
next season, next year, and
towards an offseason draft Lotteryfur agency draft that
966
00:71:10.409 --> 00:71:15.770
will evidently start sometime in mid to
late October. Those teams might reportedly pushed
967
00:71:15.930 --> 00:71:19.520
for a disposition to hold some of
the time about anyways, all this sort
968
00:71:19.520 --> 00:71:24.600
of stuff. So the NBA's coming
back. I don't really know what to
969
00:71:24.640 --> 00:71:34.430
think about the proposal. I think
it's fair. I yeah, it's weird,
970
00:71:34.430 --> 00:71:39.989
I mean it's it's at could they
have gotten a perfect though? No,
971
00:71:40.390 --> 00:71:42.949
it's tough. It's tough. I
mean it would have been nice if
972
00:71:42.989 --> 00:71:47.939
they would have all the teams.
Yeah, but yeah, kind of stuff
973
00:71:47.979 --> 00:71:49.899
thro those teams and you know,
I'm just want the bubble, but a
974
00:71:50.060 --> 00:71:55.180
hat, a full season. You
had a full see. Yeah, I
975
00:71:55.220 --> 00:71:58.180
don't know. It's going to work
with the wizards, literally the only team
976
00:71:58.180 --> 00:72:00.020
in the east better. So it's
because I think they're doing a one to
977
00:72:00.300 --> 00:72:03.810
sixteen seatings. So they're not doing
conferences. They're just and they were just
978
00:72:03.890 --> 00:72:08.210
going based off record, I mean
not be interested in the super interesting.
979
00:72:08.449 --> 00:72:11.170
Were interesting. Could easily be the
you know, the two best teams.
980
00:72:11.770 --> 00:72:15.680
Be Awesome, super interesting, duper
Interestin. Could be a clippers Lakers finals.
981
00:72:15.680 --> 00:72:19.840
Could be a clippers Lakers finals that
which would be amazing, be awesome.
982
00:72:24.319 --> 00:72:26.960
Who knows? But I am looking
for, I mean I'm looking for
983
00:72:27.079 --> 00:72:30.510
to be nice, to have sports
back. It's, yeah, been roughly
984
00:72:30.829 --> 00:72:34.390
simulant that all these two kings.
Well, they were talking about the season
985
00:72:34.590 --> 00:72:40.109
May and the finals may be played
in October. Yes, why, okay,
986
00:72:40.310 --> 00:72:43.829
that's what yeah, you know what
I mean. Like that's how long?
987
00:72:44.539 --> 00:72:46.340
July? The End of July?
Yeah, lot thirty one, basically
988
00:72:46.420 --> 00:72:51.220
August, September. Yeah, then
October, but then the season will start
989
00:72:51.380 --> 00:72:55.220
like those teams that go to that
finals with the start right back up like
990
00:72:55.340 --> 00:72:57.739
it's going to literally no break.
Well, that's saying. Yeah, literally
991
00:72:57.779 --> 00:73:00.729
no breaking on an offseasons. That's
that's that's Shitty. Xms fields over,
992
00:73:00.850 --> 00:73:06.289
players like the warriors are gonna have
it Nice, nice and because because they're
993
00:73:06.329 --> 00:73:12.289
got a huge break, curry bad, they're gonna guess the number one.
994
00:73:12.329 --> 00:73:15.039
They might get the number one pick
in the draft. They're not. They'RE
995
00:73:15.039 --> 00:73:20.760
gonna GUESS THEY'RE gonna get. They're
gonna get a curry, clay and wiggins
996
00:73:20.960 --> 00:73:25.560
for a full season, plus the
number one, most likely the number one
997
00:73:25.600 --> 00:73:30.189
draft pick, based on odds,
most likely number one draft pick. They
998
00:73:30.229 --> 00:73:32.789
could trade wiggins and that number one
draft picked to somebody for a hole and
999
00:73:32.829 --> 00:73:38.470
a half. I guarantee it.
They could end up with fucking something insane
1000
00:73:38.510 --> 00:73:42.420
next year with and a crazy long
break like stay, staff and clay will
1001
00:73:42.420 --> 00:73:45.619
be fully healthy. See, they
won't even try that. That pick.
1002
00:73:45.659 --> 00:73:48.100
I would know exactly trade that wigans
in the pick. I mean it's be
1003
00:73:48.220 --> 00:73:54.979
honest, this upcoming draft is top
heavy. Yeah, but don't even necessary
1004
00:73:55.020 --> 00:73:58.090
time. Like it's like, is
it really one person? I'm like,
1005
00:73:58.609 --> 00:74:00.970
okay, like like this, you
like, you know, let's yours draft
1006
00:74:00.130 --> 00:74:04.090
was like, okay, Zion,
like knew, yeah, Zion, and
1007
00:74:04.250 --> 00:74:08.329
like job, you're like, okay, these are big but it's like ver,
1008
00:74:08.449 --> 00:74:11.760
sure, I think Lamelo ball will
be really good. was good player,
1009
00:74:11.840 --> 00:74:15.600
but like he's hot nose it.
Like yeah, but I would trade
1010
00:74:15.640 --> 00:74:17.439
we get to that first pick for
I know you can get a haul and
1011
00:74:17.479 --> 00:74:20.840
the half one for them. Yeah, they t get a big try to
1012
00:74:20.880 --> 00:74:24.430
get leak, you know, try
to get a bit. Yeah, you
1013
00:74:24.510 --> 00:74:29.029
know, a lot of big name
free agents that are becoming up to soup
1014
00:74:29.270 --> 00:74:30.630
and they have a lot of caps, but its a lot of cap space.
1015
00:74:30.750 --> 00:74:34.270
The warriors are set up. It's
kind of fucking whack. Yeah,
1016
00:74:34.350 --> 00:74:38.659
so there's going to be yeah,
it's going to be an interest at least
1017
00:74:38.979 --> 00:74:43.420
looking forward, you know, and
God the playoffs are back and forward to
1018
00:74:43.500 --> 00:74:47.100
her. Yeah, thank God.
I just rafts going to repeat. So
1019
00:74:47.260 --> 00:74:51.020
I know, and that type of
seating. It's going to be tough and
1020
00:74:51.180 --> 00:74:55.250
that's and also the thing about this. The thing about this is, like
1021
00:74:56.569 --> 00:74:59.729
it's hard to say because like those
no, no, but like it's hard
1022
00:74:59.729 --> 00:75:03.569
to say because the thing is is
I've seen a lot of things being talked
1023
00:75:03.569 --> 00:75:08.520
about this and there's a lot of
good points to it. Is will this
1024
00:75:09.199 --> 00:75:12.279
ring whoever wins. Yeah, well, there be an asterix by it,
1025
00:75:12.439 --> 00:75:16.199
because there will be. There will
be that. A little asterisk will always
1026
00:75:16.199 --> 00:75:19.279
be like well, I had that
short and season. It's the team that's
1027
00:75:19.359 --> 00:75:23.590
probably going to win this series is
going to be a better team. It's
1028
00:75:23.630 --> 00:75:28.029
going to be a team with players
that have been in the playoffs. I've
1029
00:75:28.029 --> 00:75:34.029
been the finals. That's why teams
like Lakers, actually, even though like
1030
00:75:34.310 --> 00:75:38.539
clippers, might do better. Like
the Lakers, like realistic outs out of
1031
00:75:38.539 --> 00:75:43.420
Lebron, who's had a long yet? Danny Green, but who else,
1032
00:75:43.500 --> 00:75:48.380
right? Who Wells had a nice
long playoffs have has changed? Yeah,
1033
00:75:49.170 --> 00:75:51.489
that's what I mean. It's weird, like I don't know what to think
1034
00:75:51.529 --> 00:75:55.689
about it. Teams that have experience
will do will do a lot better.
1035
00:75:57.090 --> 00:76:01.289
I mean and look like the clippers. No qui cuts time off quiet the
1036
00:76:01.329 --> 00:76:06.279
playoffs last year. He's playing on
a bomb leg to and like all right
1037
00:76:06.319 --> 00:76:11.560
than I I had a feeling that's
it's got to be the clip, like
1038
00:76:12.680 --> 00:76:15.039
I don't know. I'd like to
say the clippers have a too, but
1039
00:76:15.119 --> 00:76:19.149
I could see in this style of
ball, I could see some random dark
1040
00:76:19.189 --> 00:76:23.510
horse team taking it like good,
like a march madness style. Like,
1041
00:76:23.670 --> 00:76:26.909
Watch, what's the number sixteen?
Like, watch if the wizards make it
1042
00:76:26.949 --> 00:76:30.630
number sixteen. John All comes back? Well, comes back? Who knows?
1043
00:76:30.710 --> 00:76:33.500
Yeah, who knows? That they
got a young team, but who
1044
00:76:33.579 --> 00:76:38.060
knows? They could be an upset. Yeah, there's a lot of good
1045
00:76:38.220 --> 00:76:42.420
teams left, a lot of good
teams. Nuggets are deep. Are a
1046
00:76:42.539 --> 00:76:46.060
deep team? Oh yeah, Michael
Pork barely please. Yeah, talented guy.
1047
00:76:47.250 --> 00:76:51.130
Hopefully yoket's just stayed in shape,
though. Yeah, he's lost like
1048
00:76:51.250 --> 00:76:55.289
a lot, diddy, like even
over a quarantine. Yeah, it's crazy.
1049
00:76:55.369 --> 00:76:59.010
It's all patient. He lost a
lot of weights. Good for him.
1050
00:77:00.289 --> 00:77:05.199
Some me it's a meme of like
a little fat, Chubby kid holding
1051
00:77:05.239 --> 00:77:10.800
the lollipop and and just said who
let this guy play at dominate the NBA?
1052
00:77:12.680 --> 00:77:15.159
It's just like, it's just it's
just true. He just doesn't look
1053
00:77:15.199 --> 00:77:18.189
like you should be dominating the NBA. But he's so good, son,
1054
00:77:20.430 --> 00:77:23.989
he's the better one of the best
bigs in the league. Be like yeah,
1055
00:77:24.109 --> 00:77:27.989
someone said that he that to them
use an one, that that he's
1056
00:77:28.029 --> 00:77:30.340
the best center of like I can
see that. Yeah, there's an argument.
1057
00:77:30.380 --> 00:77:33.260
There should be. There even know
you made yeah, Best Passing Center
1058
00:77:33.300 --> 00:77:38.939
in the League for sure. Yeah, easy, easily the best passing center.
1059
00:77:40.340 --> 00:77:45.569
It's good. He's talented, very
very talented player. That gotta be
1060
00:77:45.649 --> 00:77:49.689
issested in maps. The maps might
be nice. Luca. Yeah, or
1061
00:77:49.729 --> 00:77:54.770
Zingus, he's gotten some extra time
to get healthy. So or Zingis when
1062
00:77:54.770 --> 00:77:59.520
he sells these nice. So it's
going to be. That's going to be
1063
00:78:00.520 --> 00:78:03.000
interesting. Say Last Oh, Oh, for sure. Yeah, I mean,
1064
00:78:03.199 --> 00:78:05.800
who knows, you know, if
this works out, they might keep
1065
00:78:05.880 --> 00:78:10.920
that one. Sixteen. I would
love to have that. But I do
1066
00:78:11.119 --> 00:78:13.989
get what they're coming from with the
travel. But the thing is is about
1067
00:78:14.029 --> 00:78:15.829
them as that. I think they're
being winey babies, like they travel so
1068
00:78:16.189 --> 00:78:20.470
nice now, like they travel their
own private jets. They will really dates.
1069
00:78:20.750 --> 00:78:24.350
It's the time, like the time
difference is shoot, I would but
1070
00:78:24.430 --> 00:78:27.939
you know what I would say to
that? Give an extra day between games,
1071
00:78:28.180 --> 00:78:30.460
make the playoffs longer. That or
or if they're going to do with
1072
00:78:30.500 --> 00:78:34.779
the one D and sixteen season,
have neutral zones, have two different neutral
1073
00:78:34.819 --> 00:78:40.140
zones, something like that. But
I guess obviously with you know, home
1074
00:78:40.260 --> 00:78:42.649
court and stuff like that, and
necessarily I wouldn't be so fair, but
1075
00:78:42.810 --> 00:78:45.649
they'll see what I think we'll see
with the ratings this year how the ratings
1076
00:78:45.689 --> 00:78:49.810
do this playoffs and how the range
me through the rooffully well, for sure,
1077
00:78:49.930 --> 00:78:53.810
but I but it will also be
based off of like judgment of what
1078
00:78:53.890 --> 00:78:58.520
people think and how entertaining the playoffs
will be. This playoffs would be incredibly
1079
00:78:58.560 --> 00:79:01.600
entertaining because the way the seating would
work would be it would be lakers versus
1080
00:79:01.640 --> 00:79:06.800
nets first round. And if Katie
came back, I wouldn't. I mean
1081
00:79:06.880 --> 00:79:09.920
I wanted to be shot like because
it's not gonna start. Tell with July.
1082
00:79:10.029 --> 00:79:13.069
I know Katie's come out and know
their GM's coming on. They said
1083
00:79:13.109 --> 00:79:15.350
that I was not gonna play this
year. Be Incredible, and no,
1084
00:79:15.630 --> 00:79:19.430
rightly so. Like maybe shouldn't,
like that's probably shouldn't. But injuries big.
1085
00:79:19.789 --> 00:79:23.789
Well, like man, I sometimes
you want to play. Man Comes
1086
00:79:23.869 --> 00:79:25.859
July. It's what I said when
he got injured in the final. Some
1087
00:79:25.939 --> 00:79:30.380
people just want to fucking play man. They don't care what Shit, they
1088
00:79:30.420 --> 00:79:31.739
don't care about the rest, they
just want to ball man. Yeah,
1089
00:79:31.779 --> 00:79:34.340
look what happened when he was against
Tronto. He wanted to come back.
1090
00:79:34.899 --> 00:79:38.100
Want to come back exactly. That's
what I said. Like he just he
1091
00:79:38.220 --> 00:79:41.170
just wanted a ball, man like
you can't blame anyone. He wanted to
1092
00:79:41.210 --> 00:79:44.970
play ball. He he has never
blamed anyone. And people saying like all
1093
00:79:44.970 --> 00:79:47.569
the words strange shops to the know
me. I'm saying they might have warned
1094
00:79:47.569 --> 00:79:50.289
him and he probably just said fuck
it, I want a ball. And
1095
00:79:50.449 --> 00:79:54.520
he watched like the last dance and
that gives you the idea of like some
1096
00:79:54.680 --> 00:79:58.239
players just want to fucking go ball, like Michael Jordan said, like he
1097
00:79:58.439 --> 00:80:01.119
wanted to go and play on that
fucking foot. Yeah, like he would
1098
00:80:01.119 --> 00:80:06.119
a you know, like I sometimes
it comes to a point where you just
1099
00:80:06.149 --> 00:80:10.909
got a lot of player play,
you know. But I don't know,
1100
00:80:10.989 --> 00:80:13.789
I'm excited for basketball to come back. It's going to be very interesting to
1101
00:80:13.869 --> 00:80:17.510
watch basketball over the summertime. It's
going to be cool for sure. And
1102
00:80:17.550 --> 00:80:20.659
NHL is also coming back and playoff
hockey. I'm not a hockey guy,
1103
00:80:20.699 --> 00:80:26.979
but playoff hockey's actually very fun to
watch. So yeah, so I'll probably
1104
00:80:27.020 --> 00:80:30.140
tuted to that, because sports of
craving so, so, so bad.
1105
00:80:30.180 --> 00:80:33.420
anyways. But I know dean had
some random news you probably wanted to get
1106
00:80:33.420 --> 00:80:35.770
into at the end of this.
What was it? What was the Oh
1107
00:80:36.090 --> 00:80:47.810
that so has a ward. He'Ze
Loving Hazel. He'Zel Lord Hazel. Never
1108
00:80:47.850 --> 00:80:53.960
had Hazel. Yeah, I don't
know why said has ALD. Know Literate,
1109
00:80:54.039 --> 00:80:58.600
but you can read it then.
No, no, you, you,
1110
00:80:58.960 --> 00:81:00.279
you were the one who wanted this. This was your this was dean
1111
00:81:00.479 --> 00:81:09.550
segment. I was dee segment.
This seems say d take it away Dean
1112
00:81:09.989 --> 00:81:17.939
with the news. I don't know
how many people. Anyway. So Spanish
1113
00:81:18.020 --> 00:81:24.060
porn star, Nachel Thedell, I'm
saying that right, who likes to advertise
1114
00:81:24.220 --> 00:81:35.130
his aromatic candle shaped like male Genitalia
on twitter, follow me, in which
1115
00:81:35.130 --> 00:81:49.359
he inhales psychedelic. So yeah,
were gunshots for fucking Dacho. Don't just
1116
00:81:49.479 --> 00:81:55.239
hate that. Don't just hate when
you're advertising your aromatic male genitalia candles and
1117
00:81:55.319 --> 00:81:58.600
someone has to go and fuck up
your day. Why is that going to
1118
00:81:58.640 --> 00:82:06.989
be? Man, it's pretty I
don't know. It's fucked and twenty is
1119
00:82:08.029 --> 00:82:13.989
like it doesn't. I feel like. My theory is the year the whole
1120
00:82:14.029 --> 00:82:17.180
world ended actually on January first and
we're just literally living in perty Tory.
1121
00:82:20.420 --> 00:82:25.140
Drop those bombs, Dan, drop
the bombs on the people. Tell them
1122
00:82:25.180 --> 00:82:30.609
your theories. Nothing. No one
has won two thousand and twenty? No,
1123
00:82:30.170 --> 00:82:33.329
not one is no, even like
I'm doing all right in two thousand
1124
00:82:33.329 --> 00:82:35.489
and twenty. No, but no
one has having like I'm win in two
1125
00:82:35.489 --> 00:82:38.970
thousand and twenty. No, no
one has one. Yeah, nobody.
1126
00:82:39.130 --> 00:82:44.520
No, that's one. But that's
it. We're in pretator. That's the
1127
00:82:44.880 --> 00:82:48.920
man, that's the thought. That's
man. Okay, well, I want
1128
00:82:48.960 --> 00:82:53.520
to get the fuck out of here, so I'm going to play. I'll
1129
00:82:53.560 --> 00:82:55.840
get dean sleeper up here in a
minute, but I'll play. I'll play
1130
00:82:55.880 --> 00:82:58.359
a song here at the end.
But of course, if you don't want
1131
00:82:58.439 --> 00:83:00.789
this has been a long pod,
so I understand if you don't want to
1132
00:83:00.789 --> 00:83:02.949
listen to the sleepers. Thank you
so much again for listening. Thank you
1133
00:83:02.989 --> 00:83:06.470
so much again for dean. I'M
gonna close it out the end, of
1134
00:83:06.590 --> 00:83:11.109
course. As usual, though,
please tune into these songs, because these
1135
00:83:11.149 --> 00:83:14.260
are songs that I feel like should
be heard. The first one I'm going
1136
00:83:14.340 --> 00:83:16.739
to kick it off with is a
idol and all of this black movement and
1137
00:83:16.819 --> 00:83:21.460
idle and all of this and one
of my personal favorite humans on this planet,
1138
00:83:21.539 --> 00:83:56.510
Jay Z. we're going to play
the story up Ojay Light, Nigga
1139
00:83:56.590 --> 00:84:00.510
Dum Nigga, phone Nigga, round
Nigga, rich Nigga, whole Nigga House,
1140
00:84:00.510 --> 00:84:13.859
Nigga, feel Nigga, still,
Nigga, still Nigga like light Nigga,
1141
00:84:13.979 --> 00:84:15.819
dog Nigga, phone, Nigga,
real Nigga, rich, Nigga,
1142
00:84:15.939 --> 00:84:24.260
whole Nigga, house. Nigga feel
Nigga, still, Nigga, STIG OJ
1143
00:84:24.489 --> 00:84:31.329
like I'm not black. I'm Ojay, okay, House Nigga. Don't fuck
1144
00:84:31.409 --> 00:84:35.529
with me. I'm a feel Nigga
shine, cut the re go. Play
1145
00:84:35.609 --> 00:84:41.520
the quarters with a Butler's be I'm
a play the corners with a hustless bigger.
1146
00:84:41.560 --> 00:84:44.840
I told him, please, don't
die. You over the neighborhood.
1147
00:84:45.359 --> 00:84:50.279
That you Mama, take your drug
money in by the neighborhood. That's how
1148
00:84:50.359 --> 00:84:57.949
you rant. I bought a BB
twel pigin which I can take it back
1149
00:84:58.069 --> 00:85:00.550
to the beginning. I could have
bought a place in dumble before it was
1150
00:85:00.550 --> 00:85:06.420
Dumbo for like two million. That's
same building. Today it's worth twenty five
1151
00:85:06.500 --> 00:85:12.420
million. Guess how I'm feeling.
Dumbo, light Nigga, dog Nigga,
1152
00:85:12.539 --> 00:85:15.380
fol Nigga, real Nigga, rich, Nigga Po Nigga House, Nigga feel,
1153
00:85:15.420 --> 00:85:30.489
Nigga Still Nigga, light, Nigga, dump Nigga, phone, Nigga
1154
00:85:30.609 --> 00:85:33.170
Real, Nigga, rich, Nigga
whole Nigga House, Nigga feel Nigga.
1155
00:85:40.119 --> 00:85:44.159
You want to know what's more important? Throwing away money to strip club credit?
1156
00:85:45.880 --> 00:85:47.800
You ever wonder why you wish people
own all the property in America?
1157
00:85:49.270 --> 00:85:55.270
It's how they did it. Finance
you freedom. My only hope. cuck
1158
00:85:55.350 --> 00:86:00.949
living rich and dieing broke. I
bought some artwork for one million. Two
1159
00:86:00.989 --> 00:86:03.939
years later, that shit work.
Two million. Few years later that Shit.
1160
00:86:05.659 --> 00:86:10.060
I can't wait to get this shit
to my children. Y'All think it's
1161
00:86:10.100 --> 00:86:12.300
boogy. I'm like, it's fine, but I'm trying to give you a
1162
00:86:12.340 --> 00:86:15.260
million dollars. Worker game, but
ninety nine Turner two to a foot two
1163
00:86:15.500 --> 00:86:20.289
eight. I turn my life into
a nice first week release date. Y'All,
1164
00:86:20.409 --> 00:86:25.729
it's still taking advances. Huhd,
me and my Niggas taking real CASS
1165
00:86:26.369 --> 00:86:29.689
yawing the gram, holing money to
your ear. If there's a disconnect,
1166
00:86:29.810 --> 00:86:32.720
we don't pull that money over here. Light, Nigga Dog, Nigga phone,
1167
00:86:32.720 --> 00:86:36.720
Nigga Real, Nigga Rich, Nigga
Pol Nigga House, Nigga, nigga
1168
00:86:38.560 --> 00:86:50.470
still, Nigga still, Nigga light, Nigga do, Nigga phone, Nigga
1169
00:86:50.590 --> 00:87:27.770
Real, Nigga rich, Nigga,
Nigga House, nigga still. Okay,
1170
00:87:34.399 --> 00:87:48.750
reason is it? Waiting for the
world blazingess. After all, my Comrad
1171
00:87:53.350 --> 00:88:01.420
from the slums New York guns all
over the world through my travelers. I
1172
00:88:01.539 --> 00:88:05.020
try to take right step, because
by the left for me in life,
1173
00:88:05.100 --> 00:88:09.380
with death, no matter how,
try to get my size and set for
1174
00:88:09.579 --> 00:88:13.369
this twice to fret. When the
NICET death. My mental windows refused the
1175
00:88:13.449 --> 00:88:16.210
clothes they get exposed to the neighborhood
that for with the boys are were rolls
1176
00:88:16.250 --> 00:88:20.369
and deadly play, sweat negativity.
But to weather the city, be and
1177
00:88:20.449 --> 00:88:24.050
Getto Meserr. We don't let it
get to me. The right of be
1178
00:88:24.250 --> 00:88:27.439
left to die or they can best
my boys. If the catch your eye,
1179
00:88:27.560 --> 00:88:31.039
side and Surrey Bear Cools and gon
it put its tall and jealous truck
1180
00:88:31.119 --> 00:88:35.479
walls and waring Italian fully turning in
the ball Barry. Is the boy scabby
1181
00:88:35.560 --> 00:88:39.800
when the whole bull of balls carry
and the living in the world of sin,
1182
00:88:40.199 --> 00:88:45.149
my kettle, girls and men waiting
for the world and try to pain
1183
00:88:45.229 --> 00:88:53.510
the perfect nicture and excel back with
US complicate. Know what I mean?
1184
00:88:55.149 --> 00:89:02.699
Trying to paint the perfect nicture and
excel back with complicated. Know what I
1185
00:89:02.819 --> 00:89:05.659
mean? I see the struct show. Even though the kids rust some,
1186
00:89:06.020 --> 00:89:10.569
they bustune. That's what they get
a rust from. When I see bill
1187
00:89:10.649 --> 00:89:13.970
and have a real discuss, your
robe's the fuel of the day. WHAT
1188
00:89:14.130 --> 00:89:15.890
UP SON? You gotta have this
Shit. So he said, man,
1189
00:89:16.010 --> 00:89:19.250
that's not got the man for that. Can't stand the busy. Make the
1190
00:89:19.329 --> 00:89:23.810
grands on my mission to everything.
Best of women in the egg, but
1191
00:89:23.930 --> 00:89:27.479
this and no plan for prison in
a business the city. Get to Malinni
1192
00:89:27.600 --> 00:89:30.720
GI sitting in my ever see sipping
Henna, see in high and wots,
1193
00:89:30.840 --> 00:89:34.319
life fast by. So I asked
the why? With a fast supply?
1194
00:89:34.520 --> 00:89:38.789
He said, I'm leaving just to
guy without any feller. So I will
1195
00:89:38.989 --> 00:89:41.949
put my Naga do what time to
go with this time, I know,
1196
00:89:42.189 --> 00:89:45.470
with all of her girls and all
of my men, waiting for the world
1197
00:89:45.510 --> 00:89:56.020
and trying to pain a perfect nicture, excel back with I know what I
1198
00:89:56.140 --> 00:90:05.939
mean. Pain a perfect nature,
excel back with shore. He was told
1199
00:90:05.979 --> 00:90:10.409
to keep his head to the sky
and never pride, but the streets left
1200
00:90:10.449 --> 00:90:13.729
on the die. That was definitely
I living. It said O give made
1201
00:90:13.810 --> 00:90:16.810
a sinister great from both get in
the end and in the win, evil
1202
00:90:16.850 --> 00:90:21.680
revers we doing the ghetto thinking if
we was never we can deceive the devil.
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You can't win the life, but
and try again. So he said,
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bobby going again to die again.
That's what I said when I realize
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I had a character all leather me
one. I'm a laws aftercas speak truth.
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So what's do when their ways for
you and my reward will be do
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the Jesus even better. I can
be one of the greatest same seas ever
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and by sell them, they intelligant
women, a great man and left.
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Stop waiting for the world and try
to pain the perfect nicture a l I'll
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mean know whatout me. So that
was waiting for the world to end by
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the legendary rock him. So thank
you so much, guys, for listening.
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This has been the longest podcast to
date for sure. I think there
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was a really important one to get
out, though, really important things to
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talk about. Thank you so much
again to my guy dean. Once again,
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thank you coming out, Dean.
The world before you head off once
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again into the moonlight. Thank you, of course, man, any time,
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anytime. anyways. Guys, thank
you so much for listening. Please
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like, share and subscribe, all
that good stuff, all that Corny Shit
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that I'm supposed to say. You
know all that stuff. You know.
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Share this, share this around.
Hopefully we'll get some more people on our
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side, with the movement and everything
like that. Yeah, man, it's
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all love, peace,
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Come on, changes, it's like
work. Bloom, Nigga him tell the
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brothers each other's shots in the Dow'
supposed plates, and that's the way it
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is, the way. What up? What up? Welcome to another episode
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of the whatever show. I am
your host, Noah, back here at
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another episode with my Guy Dean.
A couple air horns for Dean here I
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get the gunshots in for him.
Yeah, we're welcoming sounds now all right,
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but I'm uh ha ha ha ha. Yeah, I finally spots or
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spots by manskeeped. All right,
well, I got I had to start
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off in a little bit of a
lighter tone because we're going to get a
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lot heavier pretty soon here, and
probably right now, to be honest,
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because there's not really much else to
talk about, because this is definitely the
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forefront of the world, and rightfully
so. So we're going to start.
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Obviously, I think most people,
if you, if you're living in society,
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would know now about the murder of
George Floyd. We did talk about
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it on the last episode, but
this this time of this time around,
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I felt like bringing in close friend
of mine, somebody who I feel like
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can talk a little bit better about
this sort of situation than I could ever
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because being white, it's kind of
hard to just pretend like I would fully
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understand the struggles of growing up in
a world that clearly does not fully accept
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black and whites as equal. It's
a hard topic, for sure, and
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and I think a lot of people
in the world are on some somewhat eggshells.
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You see a lot of people,
you know, posting a ton on
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social media, some people trying to
shy awake cause they don't know exactly the
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right things to say. It's a
hard time, and especially every obviously with
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covid happening, I think people so
cooped up and everything. It's it's adding
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into it, for sure, but
nonetheless I really love to see that everyone
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is more or less come together this
time around. It's kind of it feels.
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It makes me feel sad that it's
two thousand and twenty and we're doing
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this right now, just because I
would hope and wish and my way of
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thinking would definitely not succumb to a
murder of an innocent black man getting choked
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out in the street by, for
police. It was one police officer did
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it, but the other three,
I think, are just as guilty.
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One guy gets charged for murder.
In another case the other guys could charge
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for murder. So anyways, the
update on that, of course, is
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that they are all arrested. The
charge on George is now a second agree
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murder charge, and the other officers, I don't know. Do you know
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what the other charges are in the
other officers? I haven't seen anything yet
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on it, but I know that
they've been charged. They release like all
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the Mug shots so far. Yeah, I did see that, but they
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are they are all arrested and I
guarantee you they will be charged with something.
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We we do hope at this time
that you know it's it is second
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degree and at least second degree for
the David Guy. I can't I don't
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even Derek, I don't know.
I I'd kind of just faced is.
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I'm phasing his name out only because
I don't give a shit. I mean,
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he was deserves a rot somewhere.
And I mean I'm sure whatever jaily
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goes, I mean sure there's a
lot of bad shit to come, but
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I've talked a lot right now just
to start this off. I feel like
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I don't I can't completely preached the
message as well. So I want to,
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you know, hand the floor to
Dean here's much as possible, whatever
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he feels is comfortable, of course, but we're not just going to talk
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about that the whole podcast. I
we're going to dedicate a lot of time
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because it's an important thing to talk
about and it's important thing to keep talking
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about as time goes on. It's
not just good to talk about it for
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a day or one episode. It's
good to keep it going for for multiple
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occasions just because it's time for it
to end. So I'm going to pass
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it off to Dean to talk a
little bit about, you know, whatever
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he feels is needed, whatever he
wants to say of his experiences, whatever
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do you feel, hope feels comfortable
with. But at the same time,
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you know, let's keep the positivity
going and and don't make his death you
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know and in vain. But we'll
get we'll touch a lot of other subjects
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here as well, but I'm going
to pass it off to Dean here for
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a little bit. Thank you.
Know. Yeah, nice to see all
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like the support people reaching out,
posting different links for things you can donate
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to all the support page and everything, but it's this is frustrating just sick
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a tire that it's two thousand and
twenty, two thousand and twenty, we're
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still dealing with this. It doesn't
make any sense. It just baffles.
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I'm just tired, tired of going
on the social media and seeing people that
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look like me getting killed, arrested, pulled over for nothing. It's tired
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and it's just eat rains. We
do. What'd a huge mental drain on
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you? Just the whole whole week. Oh, year, it's just been
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blah. Yeah, I mean we
were here what to to not even two
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weeks ago. Yeah, not even
two weeks ago, talking with the same
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thing and pretty much just things don't
change. It seems like things don't change
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and, as the song says,
yeah, just the way it is.
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Yeah, and but it I think
the main thing and the point of a
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lot of what's going on is that
it shouldn't. It's like him saying this
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went the one to the song come
out again. I'm thinking ninety, I
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can't remember. I don't know the
exact really stay, but I know is
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in the early s, mid s
maybe, but the fact that that song
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is still like exactly the same.
It's pretty much relevant to what and it's
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not funny, but it's like pretty
much relevant to exactly what's going on today.
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It's like it's just kind of ridiculous
at this point and to be to
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be quite honest, it's just kind
of confusing, I guess, from my
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perspective because, again, I've never
had those types of I always get confused
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when I'd racial things come up,
because it's like it's just not my being,
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like I've I've always had my closest
friends being of a different color of
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than me, and I've never questioned
it or anything like. It's just not
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a it's just never was a part
of my blood and I'm really tired of
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hearing the whole all that's how they
were raised and sort of things like we
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are all so accustomed to being on
our phones and social media and seeing everything
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and and black culture surrounds us every
day, right. It's it's every it's
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everything, it touches everything, it's
and you can't deny it. Like people
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who deny it they just don't know
anything about what they're doing because, like,
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music is all touched by black people. It's just a it's just a
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fact that number one genreun the world
is is predominantly black and it comes from
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black culture. Jazz music was a
derivative from blues, you know, like
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you wouldn't have the Frank Sinatras of
the world without Gosh, I'm blanking on
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names, but anyways, it's for
the rap facing you. Samity was just
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said. Yeah, and it's just
like it's ridiculous and like the thing is
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too is like I know a lot
of people in Canada think like we have.
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It's so much different than the states. Like it's not here, it's
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in the states and like I just
don't I'm like why? Why? Dean
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is here as well, because he
can speak to that. I like it's
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not fully true. Like there's no
way they like there is still racism in
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every Canadian city. It's just still
a live thing. Right back to Africaville,
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like yeah, people that live in
how facts, no Scocia don't know
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about Africaville. You know, take
time at your day just read about it.
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It's pretty wild. HMM, pretty
well, they can. There's a
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there's a lot of racism and how
facts Nova, Scotier, like all of
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the place. I've remember high school
my cousin had his kier came out,
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so we just wrote nigger on his
care right in the hood. Yeah,
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and that's just like ridiculous. Yeah, just you know, we just school
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five, fifteen hun our students,
probably about twelve block people. Yeah,
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yeah, I think. I think. Yeah, it's kind of crazy and
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there's just so many people who have
the backwards view of not understanding that we
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are privileged as white people, like
it's just a fact, like it's just
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true. Like I have extreme knowledge
on how much white privilege helps. I
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can't get into a lot of those
details on the PODCAST, but I know
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how real it is because I know
my life would be a hundred percent different
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if my skin color was was different. I know a lot of things would
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have changed in my trajectory of my
life and I don't forget it. I
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still remember it very vividly to this
day. So I know what it's like.
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And like my personal story with Dean
here and my other good friend rob
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showed to rob broom. If you
listening my like it's funny for for them
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because like for them to know that's
like the one story where I'd really realize
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how true it was. But we
were in we were we had a night
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of drinking heavily. We were pretty
pretty hungover that that point, went to
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the casino, you know, had
a kind a good night. Haven't didn't
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see rob for like a years.
We were having a good time. So
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the next morning, you know,
we wake up or pretty hungover. We're
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like all right, we need to
get some foods. We go to this
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local diner and I can't remember what
it is called, but it was.
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It was a pretty big restaurant.
Probably it was a very popular as packed
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and Monkedin is a very white city, predominantly white, I would say,
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and rob being of rob and Deane
being of a different skin color. We
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walk in and, I kid you
not, I look around the restaurant and
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this is the first time it's ever
happened to me. So like it shocked
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me. Like these guys walked around
like it was nothing, like it didn't
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it was like a regular day for
them. That's scared of me. But
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we walk in and, I kids
you not, every single eyeball in that
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restaurant turned to us instantly, like
started staring at us. Well, we
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walked to our table and everything like
we were like good, do something terrible.
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I was like, guys, why
the fuck is everyone staring at us?
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They're like Oh, we're black.
I was just, like I said,
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it's not funny, but it was
funny to tell us at the time.
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Were like what, like why,
like why do these people like care
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so much? Like I didn't think
about it at all. They were just
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like, oh, it's because we're
black. I was just like what,
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like that's that is absolutely nuts.
And I know that's not like a crazy
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story by any means, but like
that just goes to show, like how
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attention from white people gets drawn to
I don't know what they were thinking was
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going to happen like, but but
it happens. You walk into stories,
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see people looking at a see,
you know, an employee follow you.
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It happens everywhere. The first,
first time I ever got into a car
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accident, cop comes up. You
know, ask the guy who I done
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the car acts and my fuse.
All right, first thing he says to
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me is, was I playing music? Doesn't ask them? All right,
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check on me. Just that's the
first thing you ask, is Abo was
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playing music. Yeah, that's nuts. And you know, they shitty experience.
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I mean obviously there's ways a lot
of you know, the black people
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here, way worse experiences, but
oh for and we're not trying to belittle
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anyone's experience. Everyone. It's it's
not just mistakes, it's all over the
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world racism exist. It's and that's
the thing I hope you know what,
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like the the harsh reality of the
situation and what we're living in and the
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world we live in, is that
one week of this high awareness won't change
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it. It won't. What will
change it is keeping a sort of not
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it's not like remembrance, they style, and keeping keeping it's about changing people's
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perspective on the reality of the world, not not the because I personally believe,
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like, being white myself, not
a lot of white people live in
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a fantasy world. And what I
mean by a fantasy world is I've met
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a lot of people, white people
mainly, who I'm talking about here,
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who don't see like sort of the
evils of the world, like they don't
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see the sort of like the ways
people like black people would be underprivileged.
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They don't see, you know,
violence on a larger scale. They don't
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know what it's like to have to
struggle to to sort of eating, all
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these sort of things. They may
understand that, oh, people are poor,
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but they don't understand, you know, certain backgrounds of how people are
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grown up and and how and how, just, I'm fairly, society treats
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them. And I was talking to
again my buddy rob today and he said
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to me His dad, when he
was little, told him like you know,
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you got to work so much harder
to gain so much less. And
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for me, I can't speak to
that. I can't because, like I
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have the privilege, but like,
I don't know, like I'm sure you
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believe, like hearing that probably brings
a certain bell to you, I'm sure,
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because it's like with him when he
said it, was just like he
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now understands it right, like he's
an old, grown man now, but
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he fully understands why his dad was
telling them all that all the time,
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because he has a son now.
He's got to look out for him and
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he's he's telling me today, he's
just petrified of the day, like he
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wasn't talking to me in the sense
of like Oh, like, my son's
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going to live in a better world. He was talking to me in the
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sense of I'm afraid of the day
my son comes home from his first racial
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thing. It's scared, scared.
First, yeah, case, the children
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terrified for that. It's just it's
it's tough and I think, I think
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that the the main thing has to
be, like it's more understanding and educate,
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not hate. Yeah, that's the
thing is it will. I was
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like them to talk about it before. It's as long as hate exists,
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it's going to be there. Yeah, hates always going to exist, but
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it's about educating, educating people a
lot of for a lot of people it's
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just ignorance. Some people don't mean
it, some people to do to hateful
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way some people is just pure ignorance. Yeah, just need to be educated.
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But I think it is, you
know, the the protests, the
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post the donations, anything we can
do to create visibility and get it out
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there. Right, it's great,
you know, to get it out there
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because he's saying like, you know, it's racism, you know, worse
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than ever was. It's no,
it's just being videotapeer now seeing him social
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media easily access it. Right.
Yeah, and obviously, like I mean,
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I would like to say I don't
think racism was as bad as in
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the early S. I would I
would like to say that, and I
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I I mean, maybe that's completely
ignorant of me, but I feel like
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it's gotten better, of course,
but it was more socially accepted. Fact
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that, yeah, like, like, you know, they had segregated schools.
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Yeah, couldn't drink at the same
water found it right, the same
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washroom. I'm going to go to
the same restaurant, right. So it's
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more socially accepted then. So it's
more behind closed doors. Yeah, now
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it's more, yeah, behind closed
doors. And Yeah, it's changed,
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but it's still there, I think. Yeah, and I think another big
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thing when you're talking about educating to
like you said, I think one thing
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is literally just educating people and how
much and not like I don't. I
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think black histories and very important to
learn. I think all that sort of
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stuff should be taught more in schools. But I think one important thing to
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to more relate to people now,
because, you know, a bunch of
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people go through school they don't pay
attention all that shit. I think one
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thing to make people realize is how
much black culture people consume without realizing it,
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like, and I mentioned music,
and that's that's my biggest thing here,
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because I'm a huge I'm a hip
hop head to my core. I
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have listened to hiphop my entire life. It is music that is changed my
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life. It is music that is
going to be tattooed on my body.
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It is things, it is like
it is something that is literally in my
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life, like one of the main
things, and why I mentioned that so
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much here is because that is complete
hiphop music is completely black culture. It
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it is and you know, you
can go to songs like fire squad where,
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you know, j Cole was saying, you know, maclamore and Eminem
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and Mac Miller like took over.
Yeah, he like took they took over
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black, black music. But like
he was just joking. But also he
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said, like all all jokes,
all jokes, have some truth to them.
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I mean it's true, like and
I and Eminem is a god of
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wrap and people like there is a
very good argument he's the best rapper ever
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alive, but I mean he's a
he's a different planet species thing, but
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he's also the most white. To
accept it, like he also was one
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of the most accepting why people ever. So it's one of those things where
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need to realize how much black culture
you consume from the TV, you watch
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movies, you watch music is huge. Like music is influenced mainly by black
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people in almost every genre and might
people might say, oh, country's different
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too, but you can look at
some pretty good Darius Rucker, I mean
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fucking huge. Also, country music
is a derivative of three chords, mainly
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derived from other music stems, like
Jazz, like blues, like those types
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of things. You have to look
at what came before them. Right,
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fashion, fashion vert like Virgil.
Virgil is one of the biggest fashion designers
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in the world right now working for
Louis Fifty Jesus. Yeah, I mean
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that I don't know all about that. That same kind of whack. You
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never want to donate like, you
know, shames of this donation again.
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Yeah, I mean it's you.
She gave like, you know, props
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to that, but it's like fifty
to him is yeah, it's not that.
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That's literally nothing does. Yeah,
that's for how much he's profit.
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Even if it was like Fivezero,
I'd be happy. Yeah, from a
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how much she's profit off black people? Yeah, I mean he looks.
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You know, his biggest sellers are
from the Jordan. One off, why?
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It's off white Jordan collap so for
him to profit off of that,
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well, yeah, well, they're
branded, not. I mean that's less.
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That's not even the tense of what
some of the shoes go for.
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Yeah, some of the shoes are
going for five. Yeah, yeah,
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I mean that's that's yeah, I
didn't even that's the it was a little
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ridiculous. I don't know. We
go go on to the off white website
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and try to find anything on that
Tad. Now that's like yeah, some
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of that site this for fifty and
yeah, exactly. But like that's the
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other thing. Fashion, obviously,
then shoes. Obviously huge. Black culture
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huge. Got Jordan change shoes.
It was all adious before that, but
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it was all like a run.
DMC started it, then Jordan, then
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fucking g unuch came in, then
Jordan came in. Then all these guys
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influenced sneakers completely and sneakers are a
huge part of my life too. So
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you know, like that's another thing. Like that's another piece. Like fashion
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is dominated by black culture. hiphop
biggest genre in the world. Lots of
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fucking artist copy off of Hiphop,
take from hiphop, all this sort of
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stuff. And it's not just rap, like people always say, like it's
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just odds, just one genres and
one leaner. Right now. No,
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listen, listen to it. Listen
to the art of it. Listen,
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go listen ought you know what?
I think a lot of people need to
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listen to, and my complete recommendation
of something to listen to this week all
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the way through is to Pivo a
butterfly. That album came out in two
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thousand and fifteen, two thousand and
sixteen, I believe, one of those
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years. Think it was two thousand
and fifteen, and that was around this
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this it's literally all the whole album, front to back, is about this
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type of shit. Exactly they it's
like you could listen to it that it
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came out yesterday, and that is
pure work of art. It is literally
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telling the struggle from front to back
by one of the greatest hip hop artists
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of all time, and it still
rings true. But speaking of music,
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especially with this whole topic, I
need to sell the labels. They need
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to do something to support this movement, and they do a lot, because
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labels are one of the biggest things
that hold back young black artists and profit
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off of the black community. And
why I say that over white artists is
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because typically the white artist that come
in have a large backing, they make
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tons of money, they're fine because
they're usually grown up in an maybe a
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middle class home. But if you're
growing up in a middle class home,
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you're not struggling like that. You're
not struggling like that terribly. You can
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don't, you can take you can
turn down a couple hundred thousand dollar deal
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because it doesn't matter to you.
You'll know you can make millions more.
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All of these rappers that label sign
really young. They offer them like they'll
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come up to them and say,
Hey, look, we'll give you five
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hundred thousand dollar signing bonus right now
you sign, and then two million over
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the next four years. Right,
if you're yeah, let's say yeah,
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like that's it. But that yeah, you know, like that's like that,
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even even ten grand. But like
you, you go up to a
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kid who's like seventeen years old,
growing up in the hood, has no
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money, no like is struggling to
eat all the time, as families living
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in the hood, like all this
sort of all the sort of shit where
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you you could literally go out in
a week and die. Like you take
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that money because you can get out
of there. You just you just pick
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up and go, and you know
you have to do that. You have
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to take care of people. So
labels take advantage of that and have forever.
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Look, if you don't know,
look up the NAS story, look
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up what happened with him. He
got whored by his label and it's still
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affects them to this day how badly
he got fucked over by his label.
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And that's what reck labels do.
So I'm not saying they need to I
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think they need to cash out.
Personally, I think they need to write
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a big ASS fucking check and I
know Warner did today. I don't know
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how much it can remember, but
I know warners signed a big check.
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But all of them have to do
something and I don't think just signing the
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checks enough. I think they have
to do a good donation and also speak
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out and also acknowledge how important they're
black artists are, because right now in
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this world, whatever you want to
argue, whatever genre you like, however,
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it is numbers a wise. Hip
Hop and rap run everything, run
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it. Look at the top,
top one hundred charts and count how many
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songs or hiphop or rap. That's
why I that, that is why it
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is such a big part of everyone's
lives and people may not realize it,
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but it's true. I don't know
what do you think about the labels,
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like I understand the amount. They've
made, astronomical deals. They've signhore people.
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Yeah, for people in the past. So at least they can do
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is Raf off class black music.
You know, support, support us.
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Yeah, and, like I've said
before on this platform, like we've I've
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said before, like you got to
check your contracts right, like when I
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was talking about the meg the stallion
thing months ago, I said, you
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know, she should have checked her
contract better, and I do still believe
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in that. I do still firmly
believe to check your contracts. You know,
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unfortunate thing with those two is a
lot of it. There's a lot
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of legal language in them. And
Yeah, one of them can't afford a
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lord, exact exactly. So that's
where I will I will backtrack some of
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that statement. that. Yeah,
and you know, maybe she could have,
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but a lot of you, as
a lot of Leal maybe she couldn't
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afford yeah, exactly. So I
want to backtrack that for meg. I
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mean I feel meg is very new, very a very new artist. So
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when she signed that deal she could
have been a lot younger, couldn't have
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afforded anything. So I'm going to
walk that back. But I still believe
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that if you can or have any
sort of means to get a family member,
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get somebody who trust, get somebody
you really really trust, and always
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try a double, triple, quadruple, check your contracts. But for now,
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like labels, just have to do
more. And one person that I
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have forever, and this is not
new. This has been a long fucking
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thing with me, and this artist
is fucking edge shearing. I don't know
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why. I haven't huge issue with
him, and it's mainly based on the
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fact that not nothing to do with
his actual like talent. He is.
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My God, he's talented. He
can fucking sing. That guy is a
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fucking artist. Don't don't get me
wrong. My only beef I have with
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that sharing is how much he takes
away from hiphop and how little he says
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and how little credit he gives to
hiphop. Mind you, mind you,
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he does have good relationships to these
artists. He could be an amazing human
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being. Behind closed doors he could
be. He could be giving lots to
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certain things like. I have no
idea. He heats, looks and seems
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like he'd probably be an amazing human
being. My only issue with what I
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had with him is that he is
not more vocal when it comes to any
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sort of black issues. And I
did check his instagram whatnot. He did
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change his Avatar or whatever is profile
picture to all black clives matter, which
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is great, and he put up
the link to donate and all this sort
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of stuff. All great, all
amazing stuff, but you know, at
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this point a lot of those big
artists their PR teams are telling them they
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have to say something, you know, like I'm not saying that. Somebody
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did not trying to say that.
All I know is that he hasn't said
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much before and he has his last
album, or his album before, is,
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I think his last eum was literally
a collaboration Om featuring all these artists.
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And people can come at me and
say, Oh, well, edge
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sheering's way bigger than all these hip
hop artists, so that's like better for
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them. It's like drake putting a
collaboration album out. They would get so
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much bigger. Yeah, maybe,
true, but can't. Wouldn't you also
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think that edge sheer and wouldn't be
getting a ton of other followers from that
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because they know a bunch of people
are going to listen to those features?
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Like I only listen to that project
because of the features. I'm not a
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I'm not going to sit down all
the time and listen to an edgeering project,
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but I listened to that project because
the hiphop I'm sure ton of other
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people did too. So, you
know, I just I have that personal
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vendett against him. I just feel
he takes a ton of his music away
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from hip hop genres and doesn't give
enough credit. I've ton of people probably
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disagree. I just think that it's
just a little bit annoying. But who
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knows? I mean maybe I'm just
getting too far off. I mean,
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you know, I have a fucking
thing for Edgehar for some reason I'm always
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fucking angry at them, but I
don't know why, literally that. There's
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no reason. It's just like my
lashing, know my yeah, it's just
387
00:28:18.569 --> 00:28:19.769
kind of like my hatred for Kyle
lowry. Like, I'm sorry, I
388
00:28:19.930 --> 00:28:25.490
got all these car raptors. Many
as I fucking hate kyle I I don't
389
00:28:25.490 --> 00:28:27.519
care. I still like the guy
sick. Yeah, I just don't like
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00:28:27.680 --> 00:28:33.960
Kyle Lory. Fuck Kyle Arry,
Fuck Kyle Lowry, fuck that guy.
391
00:28:33.640 --> 00:28:40.440
But anyways, I know we both
wanted to say that that was just my
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personal thing. Diana's nothing to do
with that edge here and thing and had
393
00:28:41.910 --> 00:28:45.470
he disagrees whatever edge here, and
it's just you got beef with me,
394
00:28:45.549 --> 00:28:51.910
Ed Cheer and but one other artist
that we both kind of felt does need
395
00:28:51.990 --> 00:28:56.900
to say something and needs to change
up a little bit is Kanye. Kanye,
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Kanye, Kanye, Kanye. All
right, that was a wow.
397
00:29:02.700 --> 00:29:04.059
That's supposed to be a warning signal. As my first test of that.
398
00:29:04.180 --> 00:29:08.539
That was terrible, but but I
thought I did. You know whatever,
399
00:29:11.289 --> 00:29:18.210
we're sorry, you're complete. Ha. Oh, that was terrible. I
400
00:29:18.289 --> 00:29:22.289
thought it was gonna be like our
refereescent, like somebody booing a bad call.
401
00:29:22.809 --> 00:29:26.039
But anyways, we both want to
say, Kanye, what happened,
402
00:29:26.079 --> 00:29:29.680
man, what the fuck, dude? where, if where, did you
403
00:29:29.839 --> 00:29:34.759
go? George Bush doesn't care about
black people. It's where making their good
404
00:29:34.839 --> 00:29:40.990
great again. Has It? I
let it go for so long and I've
405
00:29:40.990 --> 00:29:42.029
talked about Kanye and I've said,
Connie, you got a chill, you
406
00:29:42.069 --> 00:29:45.710
can't be talking about your political stuff. But at this point, like I
407
00:29:45.789 --> 00:29:48.589
haven't looked to be fair. Maybe
he did say something on Instagram, maybe
408
00:29:48.589 --> 00:29:53.180
you said all these things, but
Karnie needs to walk back the all this
409
00:29:53.299 --> 00:29:56.940
trump love. Needs to walk it
back. Now. Man needs to walk.
410
00:29:56.980 --> 00:30:02.099
Yeah, needs to walk all this
trump love back. Trump is wild
411
00:30:02.180 --> 00:30:04.940
and way too much nowadays. I
cannot fuck with him anymore. or I
412
00:30:06.099 --> 00:30:08.569
never really fucked with him, but
I'm not no more fucking with don trump.
413
00:30:08.650 --> 00:30:11.529
He's got to be gone. All
this sort of stuff about Conn in
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the national guard on the US,
all these things like, I don't know
415
00:30:15.490 --> 00:30:18.970
what. What do you have to
say about Kannie, because I I'm Kanye
416
00:30:18.049 --> 00:30:22.039
doubt, I'm Kanye dous point.
Disappoint. Like on. He is one
417
00:30:22.039 --> 00:30:30.480
of my favorite artists. It's disappointed
to see you basically friends with this guy
418
00:30:30.599 --> 00:30:33.400
who doesn't actually care about your people, probably doesn't care about you. He
419
00:30:33.480 --> 00:30:41.309
carries about your influence on black floaters. That's why, that's why you be
420
00:30:41.390 --> 00:30:45.990
friends. It's the truth. Yeah, what else reason would he have to
421
00:30:47.069 --> 00:30:49.980
be friends with Kanye? The fact
that Kanye supports them. It's it's mind
422
00:30:51.019 --> 00:30:55.779
blowing. Yeah, it's not much
of else you can say about now.
423
00:30:55.980 --> 00:31:00.579
Go Off, go off, King. It's go on, get the gun
424
00:31:00.700 --> 00:31:03.930
shots. Its important. Disappointed to
see Connie like from what you used to
425
00:31:03.930 --> 00:31:08.529
be. When you listen to all
his older music, you know. It's
426
00:31:08.930 --> 00:31:14.009
the video with Mike Myers calling out
to George was just like black people,
427
00:31:14.089 --> 00:31:18.130
like what happened that? Connie like
old on, it would not fuck with
428
00:31:18.210 --> 00:31:22.720
new Kanye. No, no,
Connie's change, man. It's disappointing.
429
00:31:23.519 --> 00:31:27.680
Talented like milk. The guy's a
billion be came billionai off his hard work
430
00:31:29.079 --> 00:31:36.670
and yeah, I don't know,
I don't know. I honestly it's I
431
00:31:37.150 --> 00:31:40.309
can't, I I can't talk about
Knnie anymore. It's so sick name.
432
00:31:40.390 --> 00:31:45.029
Now listen to his new can't his? Which one? The the Gospel One?
433
00:31:45.430 --> 00:31:52.980
Yeah, Oh, I listened to
it. It had some good yeah,
434
00:31:53.019 --> 00:31:56.900
I didn't like that. Didn't like
that at all. I liked Yay.
435
00:31:56.140 --> 00:32:00.339
Yeah, had a couple our right
songs, but it was not Kanye
436
00:32:00.500 --> 00:32:04.210
really. I just kind of discount
them like this. This last one was
437
00:32:04.410 --> 00:32:07.130
had a couple like Al Right,
like Gospel samples and whatnot, but for
438
00:32:07.250 --> 00:32:10.089
the most part, yeah, the
thing as well as me, he's not
439
00:32:10.250 --> 00:32:14.329
speaking a little black things, but
yet all the songs, all the samples
440
00:32:15.799 --> 00:32:21.039
black music and he sells easy's,
which is predominantly sneaker related, which is
441
00:32:21.559 --> 00:32:24.559
predominantly known as a black culture thing. But I don't know Knnie's Kanne.
442
00:32:24.720 --> 00:32:30.630
I Better Kanye. Yeah, I
agree. The next thing, and this
443
00:32:31.069 --> 00:32:36.109
was so disappointing, I like I
didn't even think I was going to have
444
00:32:36.150 --> 00:32:37.789
to talk about this, because this
literally just came up a couple hours ago
445
00:32:38.509 --> 00:32:45.420
and I just cannot believe. I
can't believe someone of his status did this.
446
00:32:45.019 --> 00:32:49.940
And what I'm referring to is that
drew brees came out and I got
447
00:32:50.019 --> 00:32:53.500
a clip here. I'm going to
you know what, I'll ye. All
448
00:32:53.500 --> 00:32:57.059
I'm going to say is Fuckedr brees
for a second, but I'm going to
449
00:32:57.099 --> 00:33:00.049
play this clip. Everyone can make
their own judgment, I guess, but
450
00:33:00.609 --> 00:33:05.890
we'll explain why. It's kind of
a fuckdor a brief show for at least
451
00:33:05.890 --> 00:33:07.650
right now, unless he's gonna have
to come and make a big statement.
452
00:33:10.250 --> 00:33:15.119
Everyone is looking back now at Kapernick's
protest for a few years ago and obviously
453
00:33:15.160 --> 00:33:17.839
they were always about police brutality and
now it's coming back to the fore and
454
00:33:17.880 --> 00:33:22.240
a lot of people expect that we
will set players kneeling again when the NFL
455
00:33:22.319 --> 00:33:27.430
seas is starts. I'm curious how
you think the NFL will and should respond
456
00:33:27.430 --> 00:33:30.630
to that and of course you're such
a leader in the league. What is
457
00:33:30.670 --> 00:33:35.190
your responsibility as a leader in times
like this for the rest of your teammates
458
00:33:35.230 --> 00:33:40.309
and players in league? Well,
I will I will never agree with anybody
459
00:33:42.220 --> 00:33:45.420
disrespecting the flag of the United States
of America or our country. Let me
460
00:33:45.539 --> 00:33:51.460
let me just tell you what I
see or what I feel when the national
461
00:33:51.539 --> 00:33:53.740
anthem is played and when I look
at the flag of the United States.
462
00:33:54.299 --> 00:34:00.250
I envisioned my two grandfathers who fought
for this country during World War II,
463
00:34:00.690 --> 00:34:04.769
one in the army and one of
the Marine Corps, both risking their lives
464
00:34:05.490 --> 00:34:09.159
to protect our country and to try
to make our country and this world a
465
00:34:09.239 --> 00:34:14.719
better place. So every time I
stand with my hand over my heart,
466
00:34:15.360 --> 00:34:19.480
looking at that flag and singing the
national anthem, that's what I think about
467
00:34:19.719 --> 00:34:22.599
and in many cases it brings me
to tears, thinking about all that has
468
00:34:22.639 --> 00:34:27.949
been sacrificed, not just those in
the military but, for that matter,
469
00:34:28.309 --> 00:34:32.469
those throughout the civil rights movements of
the s and everyone and all that has
470
00:34:32.510 --> 00:34:37.110
been endured by so many people up
until this point. And is everything right
471
00:34:37.389 --> 00:34:40.699
with our country right now? No, it's not. We still have a
472
00:34:40.739 --> 00:34:44.820
long way to go, but I
think what you do by standing there and
473
00:34:44.940 --> 00:34:47.780
showing respect to the flag with your
hand over your heart is it shows unity.
474
00:34:49.340 --> 00:34:52.579
It shows that we are all in
this together, we can all do
475
00:34:52.699 --> 00:34:57.050
better, and then we are all
part of the solution. Everyone is looking
476
00:34:57.730 --> 00:35:02.889
so so all right. So drew
brees a little nasty and I love how
477
00:35:02.969 --> 00:35:06.769
he tried to, you know,
butter everyone up at the end and he
478
00:35:07.280 --> 00:35:12.079
kind of sort of fixed himself towards
the end of it for the people who
479
00:35:12.079 --> 00:35:15.679
are going to be like, oh
well, at least he was like being
480
00:35:15.800 --> 00:35:17.800
like truthful and like how he wanted
to be everyone in unity and all that.
481
00:35:17.920 --> 00:35:21.119
But it's like you got a think
back to there. See, he
482
00:35:21.239 --> 00:35:23.710
played it. He played everyone a
little bit because when I restarted from like
483
00:35:23.909 --> 00:35:29.429
what the question actually was, because
they didn't ask if he would kneel,
484
00:35:29.750 --> 00:35:35.030
because the point of supporting a thing
is that he does have that stance.
485
00:35:35.070 --> 00:35:38.059
He got that sense in his mind. Sure, but he does not have
486
00:35:38.219 --> 00:35:42.539
to. He doesn't have to kneel. No one's asked. No one said,
487
00:35:42.780 --> 00:35:45.139
right now, drew brees, you
have to knee you. No one
488
00:35:45.300 --> 00:35:50.690
said that we would like you to
kneel. I would like that. I
489
00:35:50.809 --> 00:35:53.250
would hope that all NFL players the
first game of the season do it.
490
00:35:53.530 --> 00:35:58.769
I know a lot won't. All
right, can't be full blow math them,
491
00:35:59.570 --> 00:36:04.400
but listen to what was actually asked
and how nasty drew brees got.
492
00:36:05.519 --> 00:36:08.480
Actually, we will see. Everyone
is looking back now at Kapernick's protest for
493
00:36:08.519 --> 00:36:12.880
a few years ago and obviously they
were always about police brutality. And now
494
00:36:12.920 --> 00:36:15.880
it's coming back to the for and
a lot of people expect that we will
495
00:36:15.880 --> 00:36:20.949
seat players kneeling again when the NFL
seasons starts. I'm curious how you think
496
00:36:20.949 --> 00:36:22.989
the NFL will and should respond to
that. And of course you're such a
497
00:36:23.070 --> 00:36:30.070
leader in the league. What is
your possibility as a leader in times like
498
00:36:30.190 --> 00:36:34.340
this for the rest of your teammates
and players in the League? So so
499
00:36:34.699 --> 00:36:40.900
he asked what the response of the
League should be and what his voice would
500
00:36:40.940 --> 00:36:47.050
be in this situation, and then
he goes on to say I will not
501
00:36:47.650 --> 00:36:58.250
stand with anyone who disrespects the flag. Your thoughts? Disappointed? Obviously very
502
00:36:58.289 --> 00:37:05.679
disapponderful. INJUR brees, the quarterback
of no one sings normans. Yeah,
503
00:37:06.440 --> 00:37:09.719
he's last populous. It's very disapportant
to see, especially when he brings up
504
00:37:09.760 --> 00:37:13.719
his grandfather. So, wow,
they fought for the right and stuff like
505
00:37:13.800 --> 00:37:17.269
that. You also neglect the neglected, basically the black people that fought beside
506
00:37:17.269 --> 00:37:21.789
him who, when they came back
to America, did not have the same
507
00:37:21.869 --> 00:37:27.389
rights as his grandfather's. Completely neglected
that. So it's super disapportant to hear
508
00:37:27.429 --> 00:37:31.059
him say that, because KAEP nick
wasn't kneeling to disrespect the flag. It
509
00:37:31.260 --> 00:37:37.780
wasn't against the flag, it wasn't
against the military, it's against police routalpity.
510
00:37:38.820 --> 00:37:45.010
When Gondhi did a hundred hunder strike, it wasn't against food. So
511
00:37:45.449 --> 00:37:47.769
I don't understand. Drew brees's stance. Is Very just want to see him
512
00:37:49.210 --> 00:37:53.409
come out and say this, especially
look at his team, Will Ama,
513
00:37:53.690 --> 00:37:58.599
you know, black layers on his
team. I mean I've already seen on
514
00:37:58.679 --> 00:38:05.079
twitter him getting absolutely roast advised on
teammates, former teammates, all NFL players
515
00:38:05.079 --> 00:38:07.840
in general. So it was super
disapporting, especially when a lot of other
516
00:38:07.880 --> 00:38:15.070
white quarterbacks have come out and supported
this. So it's it's disappointed to say
517
00:38:15.110 --> 00:38:20.789
the least. Yeah, Oh,
for sure, and and drafting and fantasy,
518
00:38:22.670 --> 00:38:25.510
drew, but you know the thing
that so the first time I heard
519
00:38:25.590 --> 00:38:30.139
it. The first time I heard
it I tried to listen to with a
520
00:38:30.179 --> 00:38:35.179
complete open perspective because I wanted to
hear it from drew. I didn't want
521
00:38:35.179 --> 00:38:37.579
to hear it from a tweet.
I didn't want to hear it because when
522
00:38:37.579 --> 00:38:39.699
I look at drew and I hear
drew speak, there's no way I would
523
00:38:39.699 --> 00:38:44.289
think drew's a racist guy. You
know, I he seems to go very
524
00:38:44.369 --> 00:38:49.289
well spoken man. You know he's
a family guy. He, he,
525
00:38:49.690 --> 00:38:52.329
he plays football in a league that's
predominantly black. Like I don't know,
526
00:38:52.369 --> 00:38:55.800
I would just like to safely assume
that most people who are in the NFL
527
00:38:55.840 --> 00:39:00.480
aren't racist and I don't. You
know what, I hate to really call
528
00:39:00.639 --> 00:39:05.880
drew brees racist because I don't think
truthfully, in his heart of hearts he
529
00:39:06.440 --> 00:39:10.309
doesn't like black people. I don't
want to say that. Maybe that's wrong.
530
00:39:10.750 --> 00:39:14.150
I just don't want to come out
and say that on here. But
531
00:39:14.789 --> 00:39:20.150
for him to say that shows an
ignorance that he shouldn't be showing, especially
532
00:39:20.190 --> 00:39:24.019
on such a large platform with such
a large scale. There are a lot
533
00:39:24.179 --> 00:39:30.900
of people going against him and Malcolm
Jenkins, actually his teammate, had quite
534
00:39:30.900 --> 00:39:36.739
a bit to say. I'm trying
to find the clip now if I can,
535
00:39:37.579 --> 00:39:40.409
but it he went off. I
think he took the video down off
536
00:39:40.489 --> 00:39:45.409
his own platforms because I think he
realized that it's a quarterback of an NFL
537
00:39:45.530 --> 00:39:51.409
team and the NFL's racist. So
they're probably they're probably going to sign with
538
00:39:51.489 --> 00:39:58.079
drew for the most part. But
you know, it is disappointing, especially
539
00:39:58.320 --> 00:40:06.320
in the way that like like it
just hit just it just baffles me quite
540
00:40:06.360 --> 00:40:10.590
a bit of how that's all happening. I can't find this clip of Malcolm
541
00:40:10.630 --> 00:40:16.190
Jenkins. It's just showing the same
saying the same thing. I'll see it's
542
00:40:16.190 --> 00:40:19.269
going to be it is. Oh, here we go. Yeah, so
543
00:40:19.389 --> 00:40:22.300
this is Malcolm Jenkins talking about it. He can say it much better than
544
00:40:22.579 --> 00:40:27.579
than me. And this is a
teammate of currently a teammate of drew brees,
545
00:40:27.860 --> 00:40:35.460
and he was a former teammate before. Yeah, I promise you this.
546
00:40:37.210 --> 00:40:42.610
The onslaught of Shit that we have
to deal with is crazy right now.
547
00:40:47.250 --> 00:40:54.760
Drew Brees, if you don't understand
how hurtful, how insensitive your comments
548
00:40:54.800 --> 00:41:06.030
are, you are part of the
problem to think that because your grandfather's served
549
00:41:06.070 --> 00:41:09.030
in his country and you have a
great respect for the flag, that everybody
550
00:41:09.030 --> 00:41:15.550
else should have the same ideals and
in thoughts that you do is ridiculous and
551
00:41:15.670 --> 00:41:21.300
it shows that you don't know history, because when our grandfathers fought in for
552
00:41:21.420 --> 00:41:28.699
this country, is served and they
came back, they didn't come back to
553
00:41:28.739 --> 00:41:37.449
a heels welcome. They came back
and got attacked for wearing their uniforms.
554
00:41:38.730 --> 00:41:45.449
They came back to people, to
racism, to you complete violence. And
555
00:41:45.570 --> 00:41:49.119
then here we are in two thousand
and twenty, with the whole country on
556
00:41:49.320 --> 00:41:53.360
fire, everybody witnessing a black man
dying at the hand of being murdered at
557
00:41:53.360 --> 00:41:58.840
the hands of the police, with
his just in cold blood for everybody to
558
00:41:58.920 --> 00:42:02.389
see, the whole countries on fire, the first thing that you do is
559
00:42:02.590 --> 00:42:10.070
criticized ones peaceful protest. That was
years ago, when we were trying to
560
00:42:10.349 --> 00:42:16.139
signal, sign for help and signal
for our allies and our white brothers and
561
00:42:16.219 --> 00:42:22.260
sisters, the people we considered to
be friends, to get involved. It
562
00:42:22.460 --> 00:42:24.460
was ignored. And here we are
now, with the world on fire,
563
00:42:24.500 --> 00:42:30.489
and you still continue to first criticize
how we peaceful pot, how we peacefully
564
00:42:30.530 --> 00:42:34.650
protest, because it doesn't fit in
what you do and your beliefs, without
565
00:42:34.769 --> 00:42:37.250
ever acknowledging that a fact, that
the man was murdered at the hands of
566
00:42:37.369 --> 00:42:42.690
police in front of us all and
that has been continuing for centuries, that
567
00:42:42.809 --> 00:42:45.480
the same brothers that you break the
Hubble down with before every single game,
568
00:42:45.840 --> 00:42:51.000
the same guys as you believe with
in going a battle with him. Oh,
569
00:42:51.480 --> 00:42:53.639
okay, well, it cut at
it cut off there. But you
570
00:42:53.719 --> 00:42:58.829
know, I think this main points
were out at that point of the video
571
00:42:59.110 --> 00:43:02.869
and it's true. I mean,
look at how black people were treated in
572
00:43:02.909 --> 00:43:07.869
the military. A lot of times
they were sent to the worst of the
573
00:43:07.909 --> 00:43:14.980
worst conditions, worst of the worst
fighting conditions, just absolutely horrible things.
574
00:43:15.019 --> 00:43:20.739
They were given the worst weapons,
the worst of everything. And now,
575
00:43:21.059 --> 00:43:27.730
getting past a meme, what is
the worst of drew brees, there was
576
00:43:27.809 --> 00:43:31.809
nothing wrong with it. Oh,
yeah, okay, but, yeah,
577
00:43:32.050 --> 00:43:36.769
just, yeah, a bunch of
Hicks would totally agree with what drew brees
578
00:43:36.849 --> 00:43:40.679
said because, yeah, I don't
know, Stevenson. Oh did did he?
579
00:43:42.199 --> 00:43:46.280
I asked. Okay, so here's
Steven here's Steven Jackson's thoughts. Put
580
00:43:46.360 --> 00:44:57.349
that up to drop the bomb on
I'm Stephen, but for real, like
581
00:44:58.110 --> 00:45:00.829
it's I don't know. It's crazy, like, let's be honest, drew,
582
00:45:00.869 --> 00:45:06.989
if you're only passing to Taysom Hill, he would we be that good?
583
00:45:09.980 --> 00:45:14.780
But I don't know, just everything
is so fucking fucked this year.
584
00:45:14.940 --> 00:45:17.860
Fuck, I can't get over it. It's ridiculous. I don't know,
585
00:45:17.900 --> 00:45:22.530
man, I don't want to get
off this topic. Unless you're like I.
586
00:45:22.010 --> 00:45:25.369
Do you have anything more to say? You know, any certain things
587
00:45:25.369 --> 00:45:29.409
you want people to pay attention to, more, anything you would like to
588
00:45:29.489 --> 00:45:32.329
see from people going forward? You
know what? What what, as a
589
00:45:32.409 --> 00:45:37.400
black man living in the world that
is currently going on right now, what
590
00:45:37.519 --> 00:45:44.119
would you want to see in the
coming weeks, months, years? You
591
00:45:44.199 --> 00:45:46.480
know, what type of what type
of plan do you want? Like,
592
00:45:47.480 --> 00:45:50.510
as a white person, like if
you were to talk to me like I
593
00:45:50.670 --> 00:45:52.909
wasn't your friend, like I was
just an uneducated white person, what would
594
00:45:52.909 --> 00:45:59.110
you want me to understand about the
current situation going on? What would you
595
00:45:59.150 --> 00:46:01.190
want me to better and like how
would you want me to be educated or
596
00:46:01.230 --> 00:46:06.619
educate anyone else that I may know, our family members or anything we eats?
597
00:46:07.420 --> 00:46:13.460
Understanding and support. That's well,
what we want from from white people,
598
00:46:13.820 --> 00:46:15.860
from not even just waiting from all
different races, understand and support.
599
00:46:16.500 --> 00:46:21.489
I mean if you have the ability
to go and pull something on social media,
600
00:46:21.849 --> 00:46:25.690
you have the ability to do research, to fact check everything. A
601
00:46:25.769 --> 00:46:31.289
lot of people, it seems like
they would rather live negnorance than do research.
602
00:46:31.570 --> 00:46:34.199
Yeah, so at the end of
the day, is just, you
603
00:46:34.280 --> 00:46:38.000
know, understand where black people are
coming from and just provide your support.
604
00:46:38.000 --> 00:46:44.599
HMM, just op be open minded, open your eyes, reach out to
605
00:46:44.719 --> 00:46:47.750
someone. Yeah, can just do
some research. Like, yeah, like
606
00:46:47.909 --> 00:46:52.590
I know from my personal experience.
Like I reached out to rob today.
607
00:46:52.670 --> 00:46:55.909
Rob is one of my closest friends
from growing up and he's a black guy
608
00:46:57.030 --> 00:46:59.070
and, like, I went to
you with you, to the protest,
609
00:46:59.150 --> 00:47:00.699
so I didn't have to and I
live with you right. I haven't to
610
00:47:00.699 --> 00:47:04.300
check up on you. I don't
think I check up with you every day.
611
00:47:04.340 --> 00:47:05.820
But, like, I texted him, I said Look, man,
612
00:47:06.219 --> 00:47:08.380
I actually called them. I said
look, man, like, I I
613
00:47:08.579 --> 00:47:13.460
can't understand. I don't know all
the feelings that would be going on the
614
00:47:13.500 --> 00:47:17.250
world. I'm deeply saddened. I'm
deeply saddened by because most of my friends
615
00:47:17.289 --> 00:47:22.010
and closer friends have been of you
know, a darker skin, and my
616
00:47:22.210 --> 00:47:25.409
love for hip hop and everything.
I've been immersed in black culture myself for
617
00:47:25.530 --> 00:47:30.199
so many years that I've never batted
an eye. But like it hurts me
618
00:47:30.360 --> 00:47:32.480
when I know this is true,
because it's like all my closest friends,
619
00:47:34.000 --> 00:47:36.400
you know, the people who I
would call like my brother from a like
620
00:47:36.480 --> 00:47:38.559
Lug, not even like as a
racial joke, like literally, like my
621
00:47:38.679 --> 00:47:45.429
brother is just not actually my not
physically my brothers. Like it hurts and
622
00:47:46.349 --> 00:47:50.949
you know, like just just check
up on any any black friends you may
623
00:47:50.989 --> 00:47:53.269
have. Just say, look,
like you can't, you can't say send
624
00:47:53.309 --> 00:47:57.309
them a text saying like man,
know this time must be heard, and
625
00:47:57.349 --> 00:47:59.860
all sorts of you just got to
say, look, I can understand you,
626
00:48:00.019 --> 00:48:01.900
but like, if you got anything
you want to educate me on,
627
00:48:02.179 --> 00:48:06.940
like anything you want to, you
know, give to me to say,
628
00:48:07.059 --> 00:48:10.460
like Hey, look like you can
understand, but I would love if you
629
00:48:13.130 --> 00:48:16.889
look this up or understood this or
listen to, you know, this album
630
00:48:17.010 --> 00:48:21.090
and understand where they're coming from instead
of just thinking he's another rapper. You
631
00:48:21.130 --> 00:48:22.329
know, listen that, you know
all these sort of things, just to
632
00:48:22.409 --> 00:48:25.690
educate yourself on black culture. I
think. Well, that's my view.
633
00:48:25.769 --> 00:48:30.960
That's what I want to say from
it and like I just want to want
634
00:48:30.039 --> 00:48:35.559
people to know that, like with
this podcast especially, like if people ever
635
00:48:35.679 --> 00:48:37.920
want to say, like I'm trying
to use this as a way to,
636
00:48:38.760 --> 00:48:43.150
you know, make myself look good
in the black culture or all this sort
637
00:48:43.150 --> 00:48:45.230
of stuff, you can go back
in my catalog. I've been talking about
638
00:48:45.389 --> 00:48:50.750
certain issues like this since the beginning. It has it. This isn't new
639
00:48:50.909 --> 00:48:54.429
here. I had dean here two
weeks ago to talk about all Ahmed,
640
00:48:54.940 --> 00:48:59.460
because that's important, like it's important
to talk with those things. It's big
641
00:49:00.380 --> 00:49:06.300
and my whole point and goal from
this is to let this not be a
642
00:49:06.539 --> 00:49:09.769
moment in history. Let it be
a change in history. You know,
643
00:49:10.849 --> 00:49:14.369
see, like the thing is a
lot of people, I guess a lot
644
00:49:14.409 --> 00:49:17.650
of people like white wood. Necessarily
they're not they're not posting something because I
645
00:49:17.730 --> 00:49:23.599
feel like they're afraid of saying something
wrong and they don't want to be criticized
646
00:49:23.679 --> 00:49:30.599
for if that's the case, reach
out someone. You necessarily don't have to
647
00:49:30.760 --> 00:49:34.760
post something to make a difference.
Reach out to someone that's big. There's
648
00:49:34.800 --> 00:49:38.789
different links. FREA can donate petitions, you can sign all that. Just
649
00:49:39.469 --> 00:49:43.510
reach out, you know, trying
to make a change. Yeah, you
650
00:49:43.750 --> 00:49:47.630
and donating just money. Don't you
know? What another thing is to is,
651
00:49:47.710 --> 00:49:51.630
though. I'll chime in on the
donating thing, is don't donate fifty
652
00:49:51.710 --> 00:49:55.179
dollars and then wipe your hands clean. That doesn't change the problem. In
653
00:49:55.340 --> 00:50:00.460
fact that makes the problem worse because
that continues ignorance position. Probably better sign
654
00:50:00.539 --> 00:50:05.579
than making fifty. You know,
fifty. Yeah, you know, I
655
00:50:06.179 --> 00:50:09.050
just immersed immerse. I think the
biggest thing, and what made me accept
656
00:50:09.090 --> 00:50:14.329
black holes so much was make the
studying it more and an understanding that there's
657
00:50:14.369 --> 00:50:19.010
certain things that happen in society that
we don't have, probably are privy to
658
00:50:19.530 --> 00:50:23.679
in most white lives, I would
say. But you know, like I
659
00:50:23.960 --> 00:50:31.400
just think keeping educated, keeping on
a certain trajectory is more important than making
660
00:50:31.559 --> 00:50:35.679
one blackout post or something like.
Don't you know, like I love,
661
00:50:35.750 --> 00:50:37.750
I think, the black out post
thing there. I've heard things negatively and
662
00:50:37.949 --> 00:50:44.070
positively for it. I've I posted
it myself. I know a lot of
663
00:50:44.110 --> 00:50:45.949
people who did. I know a
lot of people didn't, and there's two
664
00:50:45.949 --> 00:50:51.260
different sizes. As a side of
you know, it muddies up the thing.
665
00:50:51.460 --> 00:50:53.179
It blocks people from getting the information. But the other side is like
666
00:50:53.260 --> 00:50:58.820
well, it looks like we're all
in union. Personally, my thin my
667
00:50:58.980 --> 00:51:01.659
stance was it. Yet it looks
like we're all in union, but don't
668
00:51:01.699 --> 00:51:07.010
make it your only action. Don't
just post a black picture on your instagram
669
00:51:07.010 --> 00:51:10.170
and think I'm with you, I
understand. I now am officially part of
670
00:51:10.250 --> 00:51:14.130
the movement. Don't just stop there. That's not how it's going to get
671
00:51:14.170 --> 00:51:16.570
fixed. It's just same as like
book people like you check your friends this
672
00:51:16.730 --> 00:51:20.760
and that, like that's so you
don't go out and just attack them,
673
00:51:20.800 --> 00:51:22.880
like Oh, you know, go
and support this. Does that? You
674
00:51:22.960 --> 00:51:24.960
know, asked them. Yeah,
awesome. You know, maybe why?
675
00:51:25.159 --> 00:51:30.559
Because maybe they are scared to post
something because they don't want to say the
676
00:51:30.639 --> 00:51:32.269
wrong thing. Yeah, so that's
the case. You know. Yeah,
677
00:51:32.309 --> 00:51:37.349
check your friends, but it's a
time to open dialog. have an open
678
00:51:37.510 --> 00:51:40.869
dialog, discussion with them, you
know, reach out to them and maybe
679
00:51:40.949 --> 00:51:44.710
they're just stuff. They don't know. I've had conversation with people. They
680
00:51:44.710 --> 00:51:46.380
don't like. I don't want to
post anything or I don't know what to
681
00:51:46.420 --> 00:51:52.380
do because I don't want to make
the wrong yeah, so reach out.
682
00:51:52.420 --> 00:51:53.980
You know, if you see that
you know a friend hasn't posted anything,
683
00:51:54.139 --> 00:51:59.420
they haven't shared, like done anything, just, you know, reach out
684
00:51:59.460 --> 00:52:02.929
to them. Yeah, see were
their spaces. So, yeah, because
685
00:52:02.969 --> 00:52:06.170
another thing is too, is that
I think a lot of people take from
686
00:52:06.170 --> 00:52:08.690
this is like some a lot of
people are going to for a little while
687
00:52:08.769 --> 00:52:12.449
now, a lot of people are
going to be judging each other about how
688
00:52:12.489 --> 00:52:15.599
much they support or how much they
don't support, and that's turn to see
689
00:52:15.719 --> 00:52:20.360
what the problem that turns into,
though, in my opinion, is that
690
00:52:20.480 --> 00:52:24.639
turns into another in a sense,
in a sense race war. It's it's
691
00:52:24.679 --> 00:52:30.309
like, and what does that help? That's just going to that's just be
692
00:52:30.349 --> 00:52:32.150
like, Oh, you're not with
the movement, like, or you are,
693
00:52:32.309 --> 00:52:36.469
like, you know what I mean, like don't don't hate, educate.
694
00:52:36.590 --> 00:52:40.949
Yes, exactly, exactly. And
I think the problem is so much
695
00:52:42.030 --> 00:52:45.260
deeper than just police brutality. I
think it goes to the whole justice system.
696
00:52:45.860 --> 00:52:50.420
Yeah, it's the whole system.
It's not. It's not just police
697
00:52:50.500 --> 00:52:52.659
officers. It's not just there.
It doesn't just stop there. It goes
698
00:52:52.699 --> 00:52:57.659
down to the actual justice system,
it goes down to the system of everything.
699
00:52:57.780 --> 00:53:00.250
It's you can't just say, you
know, we need to abolish the
700
00:53:00.409 --> 00:53:05.130
police or anything like that, because
they are. They're always going to be
701
00:53:05.210 --> 00:53:08.650
there. The point of this whole
thing is to educate and get everyone on
702
00:53:08.769 --> 00:53:13.639
the same page of you can't keep
doing this, you can't keep acting like
703
00:53:13.719 --> 00:53:15.599
this, you can't keep murdering innocent
black people. You can't do it.
704
00:53:16.119 --> 00:53:20.440
We're gonna we're going to stand up, we're going to stand out, but
705
00:53:20.639 --> 00:53:23.239
we'll only get there, we will
only get there if people continue this talk.
706
00:53:24.599 --> 00:53:28.989
And it sucks because it's no fun
to talk about. It's not I
707
00:53:29.030 --> 00:53:32.469
don't love sitting here and talking about
this time. I would rather be talking
708
00:53:32.469 --> 00:53:37.110
about what the fuck six nine stupid
shit did or what whatever the new rapper
709
00:53:37.349 --> 00:53:39.710
the new album that just came out. I would way rather be talking about
710
00:53:39.710 --> 00:53:43.699
that sort of separate we were talking
about the MBA coming back. I be
711
00:53:43.739 --> 00:53:45.420
talking about any of these things and
we will get to some of those things
712
00:53:45.460 --> 00:53:49.340
the end of this podcast, just
to lighten the mood, because that's the
713
00:53:49.380 --> 00:53:52.579
point of this podcast is to get
people want it. But this is needed
714
00:53:52.619 --> 00:53:54.460
to be talked about, it's needed
to be educated on and I'm going to
715
00:53:54.500 --> 00:54:00.730
use this platform the best I can
to try my best to portray a message.
716
00:54:00.929 --> 00:54:04.449
But you know, I could see
where a lot of people might think,
717
00:54:04.489 --> 00:54:07.090
Oh, white guy to wouldn't know
exactly, and I can I won't,
718
00:54:07.130 --> 00:54:09.360
I won't ever know. It's just
like how it is. But you
719
00:54:09.480 --> 00:54:16.400
know, I just want people to
keep the message going. Don't just Pau
720
00:54:16.679 --> 00:54:21.440
don't just let this be a fad
again, because we've been through this.
721
00:54:21.639 --> 00:54:27.630
We've, if people don't remember,
with Colin Kaepernick and back then with the
722
00:54:27.670 --> 00:54:31.070
same type of thing, with the
kneeling and everything that happened. That was
723
00:54:31.110 --> 00:54:35.670
a huge moment of time and it
passed and here we are again. Let's
724
00:54:35.710 --> 00:54:38.460
not get here again. Let's try
to move forward with it, let's try
725
00:54:38.500 --> 00:54:44.460
to fix the issue, and that's
only going to be done by everyone understanding
726
00:54:44.500 --> 00:54:50.940
the true struggles. I don't know
anything else before we kind of thinks it
727
00:54:51.099 --> 00:54:58.570
my peace and my peace and hope
for peace. Yeah, I mean that's
728
00:54:58.570 --> 00:55:02.849
that's the best you can do at
this point. All right. Well,
729
00:55:04.010 --> 00:55:07.130
I think that was a great talk
on just you know that sort of that
730
00:55:07.199 --> 00:55:08.760
took longer than I that was a
little bit longer of a speech that I
731
00:55:08.840 --> 00:55:10.639
thought we were going to get into, but I think it was a great
732
00:55:10.719 --> 00:55:15.880
topic talk and it was more just, you know, relaxed. But now
733
00:55:15.920 --> 00:55:17.760
I'm going to get. I'm gonna
get into just some more fun stuff before
734
00:55:17.800 --> 00:55:21.909
we be and this podcast, because
I'm going to bring up some some different
735
00:55:21.949 --> 00:55:23.429
things. We don't need to talk
about sad stuff the whole time. And
736
00:55:23.909 --> 00:55:25.710
first thing I want to get too, I'm going to start with a little
737
00:55:25.710 --> 00:55:30.469
Wayne Song, just because his delos
album did come out for funeral and I
738
00:55:30.590 --> 00:55:35.150
gotta say it's Pretty Nice. Little
Wayne's always good. Little Wayne always puts
739
00:55:35.150 --> 00:55:42.980
the quality of music no matter what. Like I just wow, okay,
740
00:55:46.420 --> 00:55:54.650
all of money. Let's go.
I gotta Plan Multiple Flows. I get
741
00:55:54.650 --> 00:55:59.730
multiple bands and it like I got
multiple hand got multiple holes every time that
742
00:55:59.809 --> 00:56:01.170
I lay. I walked in this
bitch. Well, only five beads.
743
00:56:01.289 --> 00:56:04.679
Roll the dice times a tune.
Now I got ten. Roll the dice.
744
00:56:04.719 --> 00:56:07.400
My niggas moving at tag. My
Bitch is even said. We don't,
745
00:56:07.400 --> 00:56:09.280
they said one of my neck,
my shit look like a damn technical
746
00:56:09.400 --> 00:56:13.760
beaver. That Shit Don Jim coming
out when no eviews was again, no
747
00:56:14.079 --> 00:56:15.880
not. It's like Ev's Wi time
said we got some choppers that come with
748
00:56:15.960 --> 00:56:20.510
a bit electronic click it come with
a San my Brooklyn Bitch, she came
749
00:56:20.590 --> 00:56:22.429
with some tims. She telling her
friends. I can't with some elms kick
750
00:56:22.510 --> 00:56:25.269
about but down a butt from my
Bab in the mansion she planned. I
751
00:56:25.349 --> 00:56:29.750
got multiple hay on multiple holes every
time that I lay. I walk in
752
00:56:29.789 --> 00:56:31.940
this bitch, but only five bad
times that tune. Now I got ten
753
00:56:32.539 --> 00:56:36.780
dice. My niggas moving at taws. Even so, we, they said,
754
00:56:36.900 --> 00:56:38.300
trust no man, not even the
men in the mirror. My having
755
00:56:38.380 --> 00:56:42.059
I mention she planned in a mirror
ap I could get justin go to hand
756
00:56:42.099 --> 00:56:44.539
them up in in the shit on
my neck got my head on this level.
757
00:56:44.699 --> 00:56:46.019
Kind of my dream, like my
bed is a by wake up and
758
00:56:46.099 --> 00:56:49.369
bees more I ate a n s
gettos on color lamb, not fad the
759
00:56:49.409 --> 00:56:52.730
block. It looks so until way
go and planeman granted selbub but down a
760
00:56:52.769 --> 00:56:54.329
bump, down this up motivation.
I bust on the skin that she is
761
00:56:54.369 --> 00:56:58.889
fully in that you Nina like my
lady. That to exendose. That's a
762
00:56:58.969 --> 00:57:00.840
thirty per thirty. You Ain't from
around here. We need verification. He's
763
00:57:00.840 --> 00:57:04.880
actually so big like a wearing negleci
streets is the Colde Nigga. Hell,
764
00:57:04.920 --> 00:57:10.280
a vacation of streets. Oh my
God. So Little Wayne still can spit
765
00:57:13.280 --> 00:57:17.750
can still fucking spit man. It
is crazy that he is still going at
766
00:57:17.789 --> 00:57:21.949
this pace. And I think the
main thing that I want to talk about
767
00:57:21.949 --> 00:57:24.469
with this whole delos album come out, he put another eight songs, which,
768
00:57:24.469 --> 00:57:28.789
I mean is an another album for
a lot of artists at this point,
769
00:57:28.869 --> 00:57:32.579
that the album on itself has the
thing thirty two songs now, which
770
00:57:32.659 --> 00:57:37.579
is insane. It's an hour and
forty five minutes long. But the what
771
00:57:37.739 --> 00:57:44.889
I'm what I'm loving from Wayne nowadays
is that, yeah, his music product
772
00:57:45.090 --> 00:57:49.809
his not nut. His music output
as slowed a lot, but that's to
773
00:57:49.889 --> 00:57:52.650
be expected. How old is Wayne
now? Actually, not even how old
774
00:57:52.769 --> 00:57:58.920
Wayne now something. He's been a
little older than drake, I know for
775
00:57:59.000 --> 00:58:02.360
sure, but not that much older. It's like fifteen? Yeah, I
776
00:58:02.440 --> 00:58:07.559
don't know. But but what I
love of from Wayne of yeah, that
777
00:58:07.599 --> 00:58:09.639
would make sense, but that we're
out of. Forty years old is usually
778
00:58:09.679 --> 00:58:15.110
when rappers start to you know,
start to thirty seven. So, yeah,
779
00:58:15.150 --> 00:58:17.030
it's about time that Wayne starts slowing
down in music and you know,
780
00:58:17.110 --> 00:58:20.829
he's got to get his health right
and everything. But what I love from
781
00:58:20.869 --> 00:58:23.070
Wayne, I talked with this in
laugh podcast, is that he's really becoming
782
00:58:23.389 --> 00:58:28.940
that elder statesman in hiphop, you
know, like everyone knew Wayne for being
783
00:58:29.059 --> 00:58:32.579
that guy with the new flow,
that new you know, such just crazy
784
00:58:32.619 --> 00:58:37.460
rhyme schemes, crazy lyrics, crazy, you know, just a totally different
785
00:58:37.500 --> 00:58:40.219
vibe. But what I love now
is that he's loves the young guys.
786
00:58:40.610 --> 00:58:45.210
You know, this song multiple flows
with little loozy, like for him to
787
00:58:45.289 --> 00:58:50.010
do a song with a little oozy
verd and it's not even featuring, it's
788
00:58:50.050 --> 00:58:52.769
literally with little oozy Verd, like
it's the he literally credits him for half
789
00:58:52.889 --> 00:58:57.920
a song. For him to do
something like that, it's huge right.
790
00:58:58.000 --> 00:59:00.239
It's paying so much respect because little
wayne is, wouldn't you say? Like
791
00:59:00.320 --> 00:59:05.119
Little Wayne is an Ogee and hiphop? Now, for sure, like little
792
00:59:05.119 --> 00:59:09.710
Wayne is an Ogee in in rap
and hiphop. And for him to for
793
00:59:09.789 --> 00:59:13.429
him to put reach out to these
younger guys, like he has a song
794
00:59:13.469 --> 00:59:19.349
featuring Benny and Conway from, Oh
my God, Gras Elda Jesus. That
795
00:59:19.630 --> 00:59:21.909
was saddening me that I didn't know
that for a second. He got a
796
00:59:21.949 --> 00:59:24.300
Sammatory on here. He put out
a song with Dojic Kat, obviously getting
797
00:59:24.300 --> 00:59:28.380
into a little bit of show with
Dogicat but you know whatever, and then
798
00:59:28.420 --> 00:59:31.179
Jesse rays to like a bunch of
younger artist like I just love that Wayne
799
00:59:31.260 --> 00:59:35.460
is fucking with the younger kids,
like it's just so dope to see.
800
00:59:35.900 --> 00:59:38.769
It's so cool to have this guy
who kind of disappeared for a little bit
801
00:59:38.849 --> 00:59:44.730
everyone kind of worried about, who
was easily such an influential guy on the
802
00:59:44.809 --> 00:59:47.530
way rap is done today, to
come back and be like start little way
803
00:59:47.690 --> 00:59:52.809
like Tunchi radio and do this delos
album and put out a put out songs
804
00:59:52.920 --> 00:59:55.760
with, you know, the younger
guys. I think it's a testament to
805
00:59:57.079 --> 00:60:00.800
to his age and also what he
thinks of the newer guys and what he
806
00:60:00.920 --> 00:60:06.440
just what he he's he's accepting his
og status of hiphop and I love it
807
00:60:06.480 --> 00:60:09.269
because for so long people keep thinking
Wayne's young, but he's getting older now,
808
00:60:09.269 --> 00:60:14.789
he's getting up there and I just
love seeing the that acceptance of this
809
00:60:14.989 --> 00:60:17.389
og status. I don't know,
what do you think with Wayne Nowadays?
810
00:60:17.550 --> 00:60:27.659
Like his last was what fun?
Yeah, that was incredible and I mean
811
00:60:27.860 --> 00:60:31.739
still what alquality. Like he took
out a long time. Yeah, he
812
00:60:31.820 --> 00:60:36.090
did, but I think a lot
of that had to do with health concerns
813
00:60:36.210 --> 00:60:39.929
and everything's get your mind right,
get your body right and fo was on
814
00:60:40.010 --> 00:60:47.050
yourself. But yeah, I know
excitedly. Don't want the drops. It's
815
00:60:47.130 --> 00:60:52.199
been doing it forever. So yeah, like he like I just I just
816
00:60:52.360 --> 00:60:57.079
I really appreciate the taking, the
taking the elder statesman's type of role in
817
00:60:57.119 --> 00:61:00.320
hip hop. I think it's important
for him to do think it's important for
818
00:61:00.360 --> 00:61:04.159
him to come back and I'm not
expecting too much more little wayne music anymore.
819
00:61:04.199 --> 00:61:06.909
I don't expect it for him to
put out that deluxe version. I
820
00:61:06.989 --> 00:61:09.590
mean it was a Nice Street I
love it. Can't complain with Nu Wayne
821
00:61:09.590 --> 00:61:13.389
Music, but, you know,
I just want him to kind of take
822
00:61:13.429 --> 00:61:15.110
that status. Take the young guys, take a little baby under his wing
823
00:61:15.190 --> 00:61:19.099
and take a little loozy vert,
take all the littles. Take all littles,
824
00:61:19.139 --> 00:61:22.219
because he's sound, all heats,
the dad of all those littles,
825
00:61:22.340 --> 00:61:24.739
like you know, like laid those, you know, like litty Vertos.
826
00:61:24.780 --> 00:61:29.059
A ton of little Wayne, little
baby, I was a ton of Little
827
00:61:29.099 --> 00:61:31.300
Wayne, you know, all the
Gunna, all these guys, all those
828
00:61:31.420 --> 00:61:36.849
newer style rappers. Oh was so
much little Wayne and I love that he's
829
00:61:36.969 --> 00:61:40.889
paying them back. He's he's giving
them opportunities to shine with him, and
830
00:61:42.010 --> 00:61:45.170
I think that's really huge of little
wayne. I think that's important for him
831
00:61:45.250 --> 00:61:49.119
and for more artists to do that. I hope. I hope I see
832
00:61:49.159 --> 00:61:52.280
a lot more of the Og's do
that at some point. Like Drake,
833
00:61:52.320 --> 00:61:53.840
I don't expect it from yet.
He's still such a superstar on his own.
834
00:61:53.880 --> 00:61:58.280
I don't expect it from him.
Jake Hole, not yet, even
835
00:61:58.320 --> 00:62:00.239
though Jake old did kind of do
some version of that. would dream shade,
836
00:62:00.909 --> 00:62:07.989
not dream chasers. Sorry, Dreamville, the dreamville stuff. That was
837
00:62:07.030 --> 00:62:10.269
huge from Jake Ole, but I
at some point, I'm hoping they'll transition
838
00:62:10.349 --> 00:62:15.230
to that og status. Is what
well, they're getting there, but I
839
00:62:15.349 --> 00:62:20.820
transition that og status where they're they're
they're going on features with with other artists
840
00:62:20.940 --> 00:62:24.380
and making it, you know,
not about him, making it about big
841
00:62:24.460 --> 00:62:27.940
enough, the little guy. I'll
I like that. I really fuck with
842
00:62:28.019 --> 00:62:30.090
that with Wayne. Wayne doesn't seem
to want to be taking advantage of anyone
843
00:62:30.130 --> 00:62:35.650
and I just really fuck with that. The next thing I wanted to kind
844
00:62:35.650 --> 00:62:40.090
of bring up here a little little
little Yauda, another guy should be paying
845
00:62:40.090 --> 00:62:45.679
a lot to of homage to Wayne. His album sales are going to be
846
00:62:45.760 --> 00:62:50.679
up this week. He's expected to
sell I think, thirty K right now.
847
00:62:50.840 --> 00:62:52.800
It was originally forty five and went
down at thirty seven. A lot
848
00:62:52.840 --> 00:62:55.159
of that probably does have to do
with all the turmoil in the world.
849
00:62:55.199 --> 00:62:58.789
People aren't really straight. It was
a bad time to put on an album
850
00:62:58.829 --> 00:63:02.269
out. But still, Yaudi,
I don't know any more about you,
851
00:63:02.630 --> 00:63:06.550
Bro I don't know. I don't
know where you stand anymore. I don't
852
00:63:06.550 --> 00:63:08.829
know where you stand in hiphop and
I don't think you make trash music.
853
00:63:09.070 --> 00:63:14.380
I don't think that. But to
have a to have an album that's nineteen
854
00:63:14.460 --> 00:63:20.820
songs long and the streaming era,
where you know a longer album typically sells
855
00:63:20.940 --> 00:63:25.139
more, to have features with like
young, the Little Dirk Drake too,
856
00:63:25.219 --> 00:63:30.769
baby future Mike will asap, Rocky
Tyler, the Creator, to have all
857
00:63:30.809 --> 00:63:40.369
these features and not sell over fifty
at your stage and wrap, it's a
858
00:63:40.369 --> 00:63:45.199
little disappointing and and I hate to
bring up sales, obviously, but sales
859
00:63:45.239 --> 00:63:46.960
are a thing now and they're important
to talk about, especially with this type
860
00:63:46.960 --> 00:63:50.559
of rapper. But, like,
I don't like. My thing is where
861
00:63:50.599 --> 00:63:52.639
does he stand? Where does it
leadi stand as a rapper because, like
862
00:63:52.920 --> 00:63:55.710
he used to have the hits,
like with drama, with Broccoli, and
863
00:63:55.789 --> 00:63:59.909
like people used to know who he
was for the commercials. Or Look,
864
00:63:59.949 --> 00:64:01.190
what the fuck is Li Yadi anymore, you know, like I don't like
865
00:64:01.309 --> 00:64:05.150
he's like gone. Yeah, you
know, last two three years, like
866
00:64:05.349 --> 00:64:11.260
he's put out projects here. Yeah, thank yeah, you just don't.
867
00:64:11.300 --> 00:64:13.820
I don't really like I don't know
what he is and hiphop anymore. I
868
00:64:13.860 --> 00:64:15.260
don't know what he is to hip
hop anymore. Like he's just kind of
869
00:64:17.219 --> 00:64:23.099
just a guy. Yeah, like
he's just kind of all. He was
870
00:64:23.500 --> 00:64:27.130
like a fat of trend, and
that's the thing with a lot, a
871
00:64:27.250 --> 00:64:31.170
lot of kind of new wrappers.
If they don't, you know, I.
872
00:64:31.250 --> 00:64:33.570
Don't, evolve and stuff like that, it's not they you know,
873
00:64:33.730 --> 00:64:38.679
they become almost like that, where
they don't do something for, you know,
874
00:64:38.800 --> 00:64:44.159
a year, people necessarily you forget. Yeah, like, I don't.
875
00:64:45.320 --> 00:64:46.519
It's weird. Like I said this
in the last podcast. I was
876
00:64:46.519 --> 00:64:51.869
talking about me goes. I said
megs was huge, still quite a big
877
00:64:51.869 --> 00:64:56.230
group. Huge group, though,
at one point, massive couple, like
878
00:64:56.269 --> 00:65:00.110
two thousand and sixteen, seeventeen,
huge, massive, like Ohn that bad
879
00:65:00.190 --> 00:65:04.710
and Bougi put out culture wand.
It was huge, massive, but when
880
00:65:04.710 --> 00:65:09.820
I started to think about it last
pocass I was like really, you know,
881
00:65:09.940 --> 00:65:13.659
me goes to put out a couple
singles lately. Yeah, they're whatever.
882
00:65:13.699 --> 00:65:16.179
They're so whatever. I think they're
on the clock. Well, generally,
883
00:65:16.260 --> 00:65:19.179
when you hear, like I've learned
any new from me those, it's
884
00:65:19.300 --> 00:65:25.809
mostly offset and Cardian B and it's
not even music. Yeah, so that's
885
00:65:25.849 --> 00:65:28.809
the thing that's you know, I
think. I think me gooes are really
886
00:65:28.889 --> 00:65:30.010
on the clock. I don't think
anyone's talking about it. I think they're
887
00:65:30.010 --> 00:65:32.809
on the clock for something big.
They they need it. Like I I
888
00:65:34.210 --> 00:65:38.360
don't hear much about them and I'm
a huge megos guy. Love me goes,
889
00:65:38.800 --> 00:65:43.559
but you don't hear anything about them
much anymore. You don't know what
890
00:65:43.639 --> 00:65:46.440
they're doing. Like I don't know. I don't know what's going on with
891
00:65:46.519 --> 00:65:48.760
them. I think they're on the
clock for something big. I think their
892
00:65:48.800 --> 00:65:53.909
next album has to be yeah,
but maybe you know, there's chill.
893
00:65:54.510 --> 00:65:57.630
I mean obviously they have money.
They have money. They have lots of
894
00:65:57.670 --> 00:66:00.510
money. They've done well, they're
successful, they're great world teeth there state.
895
00:66:00.909 --> 00:66:05.099
They definitely evolved hip hop in a
way. Definitely they created a flow,
896
00:66:05.179 --> 00:66:08.820
the create a style, they created
a formula. There's no doubt about
897
00:66:08.820 --> 00:66:14.380
it. Megoes is huge and deserves
credit, but it's like, I don't
898
00:66:14.380 --> 00:66:16.139
know, man, there's so many
other rappers out there now taking those spots,
899
00:66:16.219 --> 00:66:20.329
like little baby and gun are huge
now kind of taken over that meg
900
00:66:20.530 --> 00:66:25.090
stole craving that I had, like
I don't know, I I just think
901
00:66:25.329 --> 00:66:29.369
there's there's a lot of rapper like
little I think Yaudi was on the clock
902
00:66:29.489 --> 00:66:30.409
with that one and I don't think
he got I don't think he hit.
903
00:66:30.489 --> 00:66:33.800
Like when I'm looking at the shock
list right I haven't listen and I'll be
904
00:66:33.920 --> 00:66:38.960
fair, I didn't listen to the
album. Wasn't anything enticing to me.
905
00:66:39.360 --> 00:66:43.079
But when I look at the track
list, he's got a song with asap,
906
00:66:43.119 --> 00:66:46.269
rocky and Tyler Creator on the same
track. That's a rough that's a
907
00:66:46.550 --> 00:66:50.750
that's a challenge to get. That
is a challenge to get. And when
908
00:66:50.789 --> 00:66:54.190
they're on the same tyler creator and
he said, rocky us in the same
909
00:66:54.230 --> 00:66:57.230
song, it's fire. So I
will probably actually listen to that later.
910
00:66:57.789 --> 00:67:03.500
But to have those crazy features and
to not sell, well, it's a
911
00:67:03.500 --> 00:67:06.139
little disappointing. I don't know.
I don't know where he stands. I
912
00:67:06.219 --> 00:67:10.099
find him one of the most confusing
rappers to think about right now because I
913
00:67:10.699 --> 00:67:15.340
never hear anyone saying, you know, lily out, he's my favorite rapper
914
00:67:15.420 --> 00:67:18.090
right now or ever. Have some
I've ever have heard that? I just
915
00:67:18.250 --> 00:67:21.130
never have. And now randomly hear
people saying, Oh, I love Gunna,
916
00:67:21.170 --> 00:67:24.929
he's my favorite. All love little
baby, or I'll love the baby
917
00:67:25.010 --> 00:67:29.929
or all these. Never hear Lilyatti
ever ever in a conversation. So I
918
00:67:29.969 --> 00:67:32.480
don't know, maybe I'm hating on
Lilyati, but anyways, another rapper who
919
00:67:32.960 --> 00:67:36.119
seems to come up every way too
often, but I got to talk about
920
00:67:36.159 --> 00:67:42.679
because that this one's kind of hilarious. Six nine song, Guba. He's
921
00:67:42.719 --> 00:67:45.550
got the funniest names. I can't
lie. Does have some of the funniest
922
00:67:45.550 --> 00:67:50.510
names for songs. It was the
music video was taken down from it by
923
00:67:50.710 --> 00:67:57.789
a African producer, I believe.
Wasn't it? African producer, Thela?
924
00:67:58.980 --> 00:68:03.539
I don't want to mess up his
I think he's African anyways. And then
925
00:68:03.659 --> 00:68:14.369
his name is magic's Inga. He
deleted the song because he sampled a piece
926
00:68:14.570 --> 00:68:17.649
of his beat and didn't pay him
or anything like that, so he took
927
00:68:17.729 --> 00:68:21.449
the song for a copyright. I
think it's kind of hilarious. I don't
928
00:68:21.449 --> 00:68:24.689
know, it's not really the biggest
deal in the world because I'm sure it's
929
00:68:24.689 --> 00:68:28.880
still streaming on a streaming services and
all that sort of shit and he's still
930
00:68:28.920 --> 00:68:30.680
probably making a stupid amount of money
off of it, which is really annoying.
931
00:68:30.760 --> 00:68:34.920
But you know, but that's kind
of funny. He made this post
932
00:68:35.000 --> 00:68:39.439
to like look what he posted a
like he said, don't say I'm my
933
00:68:39.560 --> 00:68:45.310
beats biggest song, delete by Matt
Magic's Inga. I mean, what do
934
00:68:45.390 --> 00:68:48.510
you think about that? Like fuck, like, it's funny. It's kind
935
00:68:48.510 --> 00:68:56.340
of man yeah, it's still,
it says, kind oframatic. Yeah,
936
00:68:56.460 --> 00:68:58.819
I don't know. I think it's
just like, I think it's just really
937
00:68:58.859 --> 00:69:05.460
funny. How like I can't really
tell if it'll like come up again or
938
00:69:05.539 --> 00:69:09.340
what will happen with it. Like
I think, I think the lyric video
939
00:69:09.460 --> 00:69:12.529
still going on. I didn't,
yeah, I didn't. Didn't play it,
940
00:69:12.689 --> 00:69:17.250
but I could, okay, but
yeah, I don't know. I
941
00:69:17.489 --> 00:69:23.850
think it's all just a weird situation. I don't really know if six nine
942
00:69:24.010 --> 00:69:27.399
will, I mean the song will
probably end up coming back. I just
943
00:69:27.479 --> 00:69:30.159
think it's funny. It's it's just
a lot of pettiness going on, but
944
00:69:30.760 --> 00:69:34.680
I don't but six nine just has
a way of always keeping the news,
945
00:69:34.840 --> 00:69:40.029
always, always. What will happen
most like is there's going to be some
946
00:69:40.109 --> 00:69:45.149
sort of settlement. He's gonna have
to pay out some and then, yeah,
947
00:69:46.470 --> 00:69:53.340
yeah, exactly. But anyways,
on to the last, probably main
948
00:69:53.500 --> 00:69:57.020
topic of the poet today and a
big one that I'm super happy about,
949
00:69:57.060 --> 00:70:00.140
but it's really kind of fucked up. I don't really know how all work,
950
00:70:00.260 --> 00:70:04.899
but the NBA is actually definitely officially
coming back. The season will finish.
951
00:70:05.659 --> 00:70:12.050
The proposal would be that essentially,
all twenty two team like they're going
952
00:70:12.050 --> 00:70:15.529
to pick twenty two teams the best
record. All twenty two teams will play
953
00:70:15.529 --> 00:70:19.050
eight regular season games to cement seating
for the playoffs, which will include a
954
00:70:19.090 --> 00:70:23.680
play in for the number eight seat
in each conference. The returning teams will
955
00:70:23.680 --> 00:70:27.920
include the sixteen that were in playoff
position at the time of the suspension.
956
00:70:28.319 --> 00:70:30.760
So the teams will be the bucks, Raptors, Celtics, Heat Pacers,
957
00:70:30.840 --> 00:70:35.229
seventy sers, nets, magic in
the east and the Lakers, clippers,
958
00:70:35.310 --> 00:70:39.949
nuggets, jazz, Thunder, rockets, Mavericks Grizzlies in the West. The
959
00:70:40.069 --> 00:70:44.430
final six teams will be those that
were within six, six games of the
960
00:70:44.470 --> 00:70:48.750
postseason birth when the season halted,
which will be the trailblazers, Pelicans,
961
00:70:48.789 --> 00:70:53.100
King, spurs and sons in the
West and the wizards in the east.
962
00:70:53.659 --> 00:70:57.300
So just the wizards, so nobody
else. The proposal would mean that eight
963
00:70:57.380 --> 00:71:00.260
teams of these worst records, meaning
the Hornets, Bulls, Knicks, Pistons,
964
00:71:00.300 --> 00:71:03.930
hawks, capitliers and Timber Wolves and
warriors, can officially look forward to
965
00:71:04.050 --> 00:71:10.329
next season, next year, and
towards an offseason draft Lotteryfur agency draft that
966
00:71:10.409 --> 00:71:15.770
will evidently start sometime in mid to
late October. Those teams might reportedly pushed
967
00:71:15.930 --> 00:71:19.520
for a disposition to hold some of
the time about anyways, all this sort
968
00:71:19.520 --> 00:71:24.600
of stuff. So the NBA's coming
back. I don't really know what to
969
00:71:24.640 --> 00:71:34.430
think about the proposal. I think
it's fair. I yeah, it's weird,
970
00:71:34.430 --> 00:71:39.989
I mean it's it's at could they
have gotten a perfect though? No,
971
00:71:40.390 --> 00:71:42.949
it's tough. It's tough. I
mean it would have been nice if
972
00:71:42.989 --> 00:71:47.939
they would have all the teams.
Yeah, but yeah, kind of stuff
973
00:71:47.979 --> 00:71:49.899
thro those teams and you know,
I'm just want the bubble, but a
974
00:71:50.060 --> 00:71:55.180
hat, a full season. You
had a full see. Yeah, I
975
00:71:55.220 --> 00:71:58.180
don't know. It's going to work
with the wizards, literally the only team
976
00:71:58.180 --> 00:72:00.020
in the east better. So it's
because I think they're doing a one to
977
00:72:00.300 --> 00:72:03.810
sixteen seatings. So they're not doing
conferences. They're just and they were just
978
00:72:03.890 --> 00:72:08.210
going based off record, I mean
not be interested in the super interesting.
979
00:72:08.449 --> 00:72:11.170
Were interesting. Could easily be the
you know, the two best teams.
980
00:72:11.770 --> 00:72:15.680
Be Awesome, super interesting, duper
Interestin. Could be a clippers Lakers finals.
981
00:72:15.680 --> 00:72:19.840
Could be a clippers Lakers finals that
which would be amazing, be awesome.
982
00:72:24.319 --> 00:72:26.960
Who knows? But I am looking
for, I mean I'm looking for
983
00:72:27.079 --> 00:72:30.510
to be nice, to have sports
back. It's, yeah, been roughly
984
00:72:30.829 --> 00:72:34.390
simulant that all these two kings.
Well, they were talking about the season
985
00:72:34.590 --> 00:72:40.109
May and the finals may be played
in October. Yes, why, okay,
986
00:72:40.310 --> 00:72:43.829
that's what yeah, you know what
I mean. Like that's how long?
987
00:72:44.539 --> 00:72:46.340
July? The End of July?
Yeah, lot thirty one, basically
988
00:72:46.420 --> 00:72:51.220
August, September. Yeah, then
October, but then the season will start
989
00:72:51.380 --> 00:72:55.220
like those teams that go to that
finals with the start right back up like
990
00:72:55.340 --> 00:72:57.739
it's going to literally no break.
Well, that's saying. Yeah, literally
991
00:72:57.779 --> 00:73:00.729
no breaking on an offseasons. That's
that's that's Shitty. Xms fields over,
992
00:73:00.850 --> 00:73:06.289
players like the warriors are gonna have
it Nice, nice and because because they're
993
00:73:06.329 --> 00:73:12.289
got a huge break, curry bad, they're gonna guess the number one.
994
00:73:12.329 --> 00:73:15.039
They might get the number one pick
in the draft. They're not. They'RE
995
00:73:15.039 --> 00:73:20.760
gonna GUESS THEY'RE gonna get. They're
gonna get a curry, clay and wiggins
996
00:73:20.960 --> 00:73:25.560
for a full season, plus the
number one, most likely the number one
997
00:73:25.600 --> 00:73:30.189
draft pick, based on odds,
most likely number one draft pick. They
998
00:73:30.229 --> 00:73:32.789
could trade wiggins and that number one
draft picked to somebody for a hole and
999
00:73:32.829 --> 00:73:38.470
a half. I guarantee it.
They could end up with fucking something insane
1000
00:73:38.510 --> 00:73:42.420
next year with and a crazy long
break like stay, staff and clay will
1001
00:73:42.420 --> 00:73:45.619
be fully healthy. See, they
won't even try that. That pick.
1002
00:73:45.659 --> 00:73:48.100
I would know exactly trade that wigans
in the pick. I mean it's be
1003
00:73:48.220 --> 00:73:54.979
honest, this upcoming draft is top
heavy. Yeah, but don't even necessary
1004
00:73:55.020 --> 00:73:58.090
time. Like it's like, is
it really one person? I'm like,
1005
00:73:58.609 --> 00:74:00.970
okay, like like this, you
like, you know, let's yours draft
1006
00:74:00.130 --> 00:74:04.090
was like, okay, Zion,
like knew, yeah, Zion, and
1007
00:74:04.250 --> 00:74:08.329
like job, you're like, okay, these are big but it's like ver,
1008
00:74:08.449 --> 00:74:11.760
sure, I think Lamelo ball will
be really good. was good player,
1009
00:74:11.840 --> 00:74:15.600
but like he's hot nose it.
Like yeah, but I would trade
1010
00:74:15.640 --> 00:74:17.439
we get to that first pick for
I know you can get a haul and
1011
00:74:17.479 --> 00:74:20.840
the half one for them. Yeah, they t get a big try to
1012
00:74:20.880 --> 00:74:24.430
get leak, you know, try
to get a bit. Yeah, you
1013
00:74:24.510 --> 00:74:29.029
know, a lot of big name
free agents that are becoming up to soup
1014
00:74:29.270 --> 00:74:30.630
and they have a lot of caps, but its a lot of cap space.
1015
00:74:30.750 --> 00:74:34.270
The warriors are set up. It's
kind of fucking whack. Yeah,
1016
00:74:34.350 --> 00:74:38.659
so there's going to be yeah,
it's going to be an interest at least
1017
00:74:38.979 --> 00:74:43.420
looking forward, you know, and
God the playoffs are back and forward to
1018
00:74:43.500 --> 00:74:47.100
her. Yeah, thank God.
I just rafts going to repeat. So
1019
00:74:47.260 --> 00:74:51.020
I know, and that type of
seating. It's going to be tough and
1020
00:74:51.180 --> 00:74:55.250
that's and also the thing about this. The thing about this is, like
1021
00:74:56.569 --> 00:74:59.729
it's hard to say because like those
no, no, but like it's hard
1022
00:74:59.729 --> 00:75:03.569
to say because the thing is is
I've seen a lot of things being talked
1023
00:75:03.569 --> 00:75:08.520
about this and there's a lot of
good points to it. Is will this
1024
00:75:09.199 --> 00:75:12.279
ring whoever wins. Yeah, well, there be an asterix by it,
1025
00:75:12.439 --> 00:75:16.199
because there will be. There will
be that. A little asterisk will always
1026
00:75:16.199 --> 00:75:19.279
be like well, I had that
short and season. It's the team that's
1027
00:75:19.359 --> 00:75:23.590
probably going to win this series is
going to be a better team. It's
1028
00:75:23.630 --> 00:75:28.029
going to be a team with players
that have been in the playoffs. I've
1029
00:75:28.029 --> 00:75:34.029
been the finals. That's why teams
like Lakers, actually, even though like
1030
00:75:34.310 --> 00:75:38.539
clippers, might do better. Like
the Lakers, like realistic outs out of
1031
00:75:38.539 --> 00:75:43.420
Lebron, who's had a long yet? Danny Green, but who else,
1032
00:75:43.500 --> 00:75:48.380
right? Who Wells had a nice
long playoffs have has changed? Yeah,
1033
00:75:49.170 --> 00:75:51.489
that's what I mean. It's weird, like I don't know what to think
1034
00:75:51.529 --> 00:75:55.689
about it. Teams that have experience
will do will do a lot better.
1035
00:75:57.090 --> 00:76:01.289
I mean and look like the clippers. No qui cuts time off quiet the
1036
00:76:01.329 --> 00:76:06.279
playoffs last year. He's playing on
a bomb leg to and like all right
1037
00:76:06.319 --> 00:76:11.560
than I I had a feeling that's
it's got to be the clip, like
1038
00:76:12.680 --> 00:76:15.039
I don't know. I'd like to
say the clippers have a too, but
1039
00:76:15.119 --> 00:76:19.149
I could see in this style of
ball, I could see some random dark
1040
00:76:19.189 --> 00:76:23.510
horse team taking it like good,
like a march madness style. Like,
1041
00:76:23.670 --> 00:76:26.909
Watch, what's the number sixteen?
Like, watch if the wizards make it
1042
00:76:26.949 --> 00:76:30.630
number sixteen. John All comes back? Well, comes back? Who knows?
1043
00:76:30.710 --> 00:76:33.500
Yeah, who knows? That they
got a young team, but who
1044
00:76:33.579 --> 00:76:38.060
knows? They could be an upset. Yeah, there's a lot of good
1045
00:76:38.220 --> 00:76:42.420
teams left, a lot of good
teams. Nuggets are deep. Are a
1046
00:76:42.539 --> 00:76:46.060
deep team? Oh yeah, Michael
Pork barely please. Yeah, talented guy.
1047
00:76:47.250 --> 00:76:51.130
Hopefully yoket's just stayed in shape,
though. Yeah, he's lost like
1048
00:76:51.250 --> 00:76:55.289
a lot, diddy, like even
over a quarantine. Yeah, it's crazy.
1049
00:76:55.369 --> 00:76:59.010
It's all patient. He lost a
lot of weights. Good for him.
1050
00:77:00.289 --> 00:77:05.199
Some me it's a meme of like
a little fat, Chubby kid holding
1051
00:77:05.239 --> 00:77:10.800
the lollipop and and just said who
let this guy play at dominate the NBA?
1052
00:77:12.680 --> 00:77:15.159
It's just like, it's just it's
just true. He just doesn't look
1053
00:77:15.199 --> 00:77:18.189
like you should be dominating the NBA. But he's so good, son,
1054
00:77:20.430 --> 00:77:23.989
he's the better one of the best
bigs in the league. Be like yeah,
1055
00:77:24.109 --> 00:77:27.989
someone said that he that to them
use an one, that that he's
1056
00:77:28.029 --> 00:77:30.340
the best center of like I can
see that. Yeah, there's an argument.
1057
00:77:30.380 --> 00:77:33.260
There should be. There even know
you made yeah, Best Passing Center
1058
00:77:33.300 --> 00:77:38.939
in the League for sure. Yeah, easy, easily the best passing center.
1059
00:77:40.340 --> 00:77:45.569
It's good. He's talented, very
very talented player. That gotta be
1060
00:77:45.649 --> 00:77:49.689
issested in maps. The maps might
be nice. Luca. Yeah, or
1061
00:77:49.729 --> 00:77:54.770
Zingus, he's gotten some extra time
to get healthy. So or Zingis when
1062
00:77:54.770 --> 00:77:59.520
he sells these nice. So it's
going to be. That's going to be
1063
00:78:00.520 --> 00:78:03.000
interesting. Say Last Oh, Oh, for sure. Yeah, I mean,
1064
00:78:03.199 --> 00:78:05.800
who knows, you know, if
this works out, they might keep
1065
00:78:05.880 --> 00:78:10.920
that one. Sixteen. I would
love to have that. But I do
1066
00:78:11.119 --> 00:78:13.989
get what they're coming from with the
travel. But the thing is is about
1067
00:78:14.029 --> 00:78:15.829
them as that. I think they're
being winey babies, like they travel so
1068
00:78:16.189 --> 00:78:20.470
nice now, like they travel their
own private jets. They will really dates.
1069
00:78:20.750 --> 00:78:24.350
It's the time, like the time
difference is shoot, I would but
1070
00:78:24.430 --> 00:78:27.939
you know what I would say to
that? Give an extra day between games,
1071
00:78:28.180 --> 00:78:30.460
make the playoffs longer. That or
or if they're going to do with
1072
00:78:30.500 --> 00:78:34.779
the one D and sixteen season,
have neutral zones, have two different neutral
1073
00:78:34.819 --> 00:78:40.140
zones, something like that. But
I guess obviously with you know, home
1074
00:78:40.260 --> 00:78:42.649
court and stuff like that, and
necessarily I wouldn't be so fair, but
1075
00:78:42.810 --> 00:78:45.649
they'll see what I think we'll see
with the ratings this year how the ratings
1076
00:78:45.689 --> 00:78:49.810
do this playoffs and how the range
me through the rooffully well, for sure,
1077
00:78:49.930 --> 00:78:53.810
but I but it will also be
based off of like judgment of what
1078
00:78:53.890 --> 00:78:58.520
people think and how entertaining the playoffs
will be. This playoffs would be incredibly
1079
00:78:58.560 --> 00:79:01.600
entertaining because the way the seating would
work would be it would be lakers versus
1080
00:79:01.640 --> 00:79:06.800
nets first round. And if Katie
came back, I wouldn't. I mean
1081
00:79:06.880 --> 00:79:09.920
I wanted to be shot like because
it's not gonna start. Tell with July.
1082
00:79:10.029 --> 00:79:13.069
I know Katie's come out and know
their GM's coming on. They said
1083
00:79:13.109 --> 00:79:15.350
that I was not gonna play this
year. Be Incredible, and no,
1084
00:79:15.630 --> 00:79:19.430
rightly so. Like maybe shouldn't,
like that's probably shouldn't. But injuries big.
1085
00:79:19.789 --> 00:79:23.789
Well, like man, I sometimes
you want to play. Man Comes
1086
00:79:23.869 --> 00:79:25.859
July. It's what I said when
he got injured in the final. Some
1087
00:79:25.939 --> 00:79:30.380
people just want to fucking play man. They don't care what Shit, they
1088
00:79:30.420 --> 00:79:31.739
don't care about the rest, they
just want to ball man. Yeah,
1089
00:79:31.779 --> 00:79:34.340
look what happened when he was against
Tronto. He wanted to come back.
1090
00:79:34.899 --> 00:79:38.100
Want to come back exactly. That's
what I said. Like he just he
1091
00:79:38.220 --> 00:79:41.170
just wanted a ball, man like
you can't blame anyone. He wanted to
1092
00:79:41.210 --> 00:79:44.970
play ball. He he has never
blamed anyone. And people saying like all
1093
00:79:44.970 --> 00:79:47.569
the words strange shops to the know
me. I'm saying they might have warned
1094
00:79:47.569 --> 00:79:50.289
him and he probably just said fuck
it, I want a ball. And
1095
00:79:50.449 --> 00:79:54.520
he watched like the last dance and
that gives you the idea of like some
1096
00:79:54.680 --> 00:79:58.239
players just want to fucking go ball, like Michael Jordan said, like he
1097
00:79:58.439 --> 00:80:01.119
wanted to go and play on that
fucking foot. Yeah, like he would
1098
00:80:01.119 --> 00:80:06.119
a you know, like I sometimes
it comes to a point where you just
1099
00:80:06.149 --> 00:80:10.909
got a lot of player play,
you know. But I don't know,
1100
00:80:10.989 --> 00:80:13.789
I'm excited for basketball to come back. It's going to be very interesting to
1101
00:80:13.869 --> 00:80:17.510
watch basketball over the summertime. It's
going to be cool for sure. And
1102
00:80:17.550 --> 00:80:20.659
NHL is also coming back and playoff
hockey. I'm not a hockey guy,
1103
00:80:20.699 --> 00:80:26.979
but playoff hockey's actually very fun to
watch. So yeah, so I'll probably
1104
00:80:27.020 --> 00:80:30.140
tuted to that, because sports of
craving so, so, so bad.
1105
00:80:30.180 --> 00:80:33.420
anyways. But I know dean had
some random news you probably wanted to get
1106
00:80:33.420 --> 00:80:35.770
into at the end of this.
What was it? What was the Oh
1107
00:80:36.090 --> 00:80:47.810
that so has a ward. He'Ze
Loving Hazel. He'Zel Lord Hazel. Never
1108
00:80:47.850 --> 00:80:53.960
had Hazel. Yeah, I don't
know why said has ALD. Know Literate,
1109
00:80:54.039 --> 00:80:58.600
but you can read it then.
No, no, you, you,
1110
00:80:58.960 --> 00:81:00.279
you were the one who wanted this. This was your this was dean
1111
00:81:00.479 --> 00:81:09.550
segment. I was dee segment.
This seems say d take it away Dean
1112
00:81:09.989 --> 00:81:17.939
with the news. I don't know
how many people. Anyway. So Spanish
1113
00:81:18.020 --> 00:81:24.060
porn star, Nachel Thedell, I'm
saying that right, who likes to advertise
1114
00:81:24.220 --> 00:81:35.130
his aromatic candle shaped like male Genitalia
on twitter, follow me, in which
1115
00:81:35.130 --> 00:81:49.359
he inhales psychedelic. So yeah,
were gunshots for fucking Dacho. Don't just
1116
00:81:49.479 --> 00:81:55.239
hate that. Don't just hate when
you're advertising your aromatic male genitalia candles and
1117
00:81:55.319 --> 00:81:58.600
someone has to go and fuck up
your day. Why is that going to
1118
00:81:58.640 --> 00:82:06.989
be? Man, it's pretty I
don't know. It's fucked and twenty is
1119
00:82:08.029 --> 00:82:13.989
like it doesn't. I feel like. My theory is the year the whole
1120
00:82:14.029 --> 00:82:17.180
world ended actually on January first and
we're just literally living in perty Tory.
1121
00:82:20.420 --> 00:82:25.140
Drop those bombs, Dan, drop
the bombs on the people. Tell them
1122
00:82:25.180 --> 00:82:30.609
your theories. Nothing. No one
has won two thousand and twenty? No,
1123
00:82:30.170 --> 00:82:33.329
not one is no, even like
I'm doing all right in two thousand
1124
00:82:33.329 --> 00:82:35.489
and twenty. No, but no
one has having like I'm win in two
1125
00:82:35.489 --> 00:82:38.970
thousand and twenty. No, no
one has one. Yeah, nobody.
1126
00:82:39.130 --> 00:82:44.520
No, that's one. But that's
it. We're in pretator. That's the
1127
00:82:44.880 --> 00:82:48.920
man, that's the thought. That's
man. Okay, well, I want
1128
00:82:48.960 --> 00:82:53.520
to get the fuck out of here, so I'm going to play. I'll
1129
00:82:53.560 --> 00:82:55.840
get dean sleeper up here in a
minute, but I'll play. I'll play
1130
00:82:55.880 --> 00:82:58.359
a song here at the end.
But of course, if you don't want
1131
00:82:58.439 --> 00:83:00.789
this has been a long pod,
so I understand if you don't want to
1132
00:83:00.789 --> 00:83:02.949
listen to the sleepers. Thank you
so much again for listening. Thank you
1133
00:83:02.989 --> 00:83:06.470
so much again for dean. I'M
gonna close it out the end, of
1134
00:83:06.590 --> 00:83:11.109
course. As usual, though,
please tune into these songs, because these
1135
00:83:11.149 --> 00:83:14.260
are songs that I feel like should
be heard. The first one I'm going
1136
00:83:14.340 --> 00:83:16.739
to kick it off with is a
idol and all of this black movement and
1137
00:83:16.819 --> 00:83:21.460
idle and all of this and one
of my personal favorite humans on this planet,
1138
00:83:21.539 --> 00:83:56.510
Jay Z. we're going to play
the story up Ojay Light, Nigga
1139
00:83:56.590 --> 00:84:00.510
Dum Nigga, phone Nigga, round
Nigga, rich Nigga, whole Nigga House,
1140
00:84:00.510 --> 00:84:13.859
Nigga, feel Nigga, still,
Nigga, still Nigga like light Nigga,
1141
00:84:13.979 --> 00:84:15.819
dog Nigga, phone, Nigga,
real Nigga, rich, Nigga,
1142
00:84:15.939 --> 00:84:24.260
whole Nigga, house. Nigga feel
Nigga, still, Nigga, STIG OJ
1143
00:84:24.489 --> 00:84:31.329
like I'm not black. I'm Ojay, okay, House Nigga. Don't fuck
1144
00:84:31.409 --> 00:84:35.529
with me. I'm a feel Nigga
shine, cut the re go. Play
1145
00:84:35.609 --> 00:84:41.520
the quarters with a Butler's be I'm
a play the corners with a hustless bigger.
1146
00:84:41.560 --> 00:84:44.840
I told him, please, don't
die. You over the neighborhood.
1147
00:84:45.359 --> 00:84:50.279
That you Mama, take your drug
money in by the neighborhood. That's how
1148
00:84:50.359 --> 00:84:57.949
you rant. I bought a BB
twel pigin which I can take it back
1149
00:84:58.069 --> 00:85:00.550
to the beginning. I could have
bought a place in dumble before it was
1150
00:85:00.550 --> 00:85:06.420
Dumbo for like two million. That's
same building. Today it's worth twenty five
1151
00:85:06.500 --> 00:85:12.420
million. Guess how I'm feeling.
Dumbo, light Nigga, dog Nigga,
1152
00:85:12.539 --> 00:85:15.380
fol Nigga, real Nigga, rich, Nigga Po Nigga House, Nigga feel,
1153
00:85:15.420 --> 00:85:30.489
Nigga Still Nigga, light, Nigga, dump Nigga, phone, Nigga
1154
00:85:30.609 --> 00:85:33.170
Real, Nigga, rich, Nigga
whole Nigga House, Nigga feel Nigga.
1155
00:85:40.119 --> 00:85:44.159
You want to know what's more important? Throwing away money to strip club credit?
1156
00:85:45.880 --> 00:85:47.800
You ever wonder why you wish people
own all the property in America?
1157
00:85:49.270 --> 00:85:55.270
It's how they did it. Finance
you freedom. My only hope. cuck
1158
00:85:55.350 --> 00:86:00.949
living rich and dieing broke. I
bought some artwork for one million. Two
1159
00:86:00.989 --> 00:86:03.939
years later, that shit work.
Two million. Few years later that Shit.
1160
00:86:05.659 --> 00:86:10.060
I can't wait to get this shit
to my children. Y'All think it's
1161
00:86:10.100 --> 00:86:12.300
boogy. I'm like, it's fine, but I'm trying to give you a
1162
00:86:12.340 --> 00:86:15.260
million dollars. Worker game, but
ninety nine Turner two to a foot two
1163
00:86:15.500 --> 00:86:20.289
eight. I turn my life into
a nice first week release date. Y'All,
1164
00:86:20.409 --> 00:86:25.729
it's still taking advances. Huhd,
me and my Niggas taking real CASS
1165
00:86:26.369 --> 00:86:29.689
yawing the gram, holing money to
your ear. If there's a disconnect,
1166
00:86:29.810 --> 00:86:32.720
we don't pull that money over here. Light, Nigga Dog, Nigga phone,
1167
00:86:32.720 --> 00:86:36.720
Nigga Real, Nigga Rich, Nigga
Pol Nigga House, Nigga, nigga
1168
00:86:38.560 --> 00:86:50.470
still, Nigga still, Nigga light, Nigga do, Nigga phone, Nigga
1169
00:86:50.590 --> 00:87:27.770
Real, Nigga rich, Nigga,
Nigga House, nigga still. Okay,
1170
00:87:34.399 --> 00:87:48.750
reason is it? Waiting for the
world blazingess. After all, my Comrad
1171
00:87:53.350 --> 00:88:01.420
from the slums New York guns all
over the world through my travelers. I
1172
00:88:01.539 --> 00:88:05.020
try to take right step, because
by the left for me in life,
1173
00:88:05.100 --> 00:88:09.380
with death, no matter how,
try to get my size and set for
1174
00:88:09.579 --> 00:88:13.369
this twice to fret. When the
NICET death. My mental windows refused the
1175
00:88:13.449 --> 00:88:16.210
clothes they get exposed to the neighborhood
that for with the boys are were rolls
1176
00:88:16.250 --> 00:88:20.369
and deadly play, sweat negativity.
But to weather the city, be and
1177
00:88:20.449 --> 00:88:24.050
Getto Meserr. We don't let it
get to me. The right of be
1178
00:88:24.250 --> 00:88:27.439
left to die or they can best
my boys. If the catch your eye,
1179
00:88:27.560 --> 00:88:31.039
side and Surrey Bear Cools and gon
it put its tall and jealous truck
1180
00:88:31.119 --> 00:88:35.479
walls and waring Italian fully turning in
the ball Barry. Is the boy scabby
1181
00:88:35.560 --> 00:88:39.800
when the whole bull of balls carry
and the living in the world of sin,
1182
00:88:40.199 --> 00:88:45.149
my kettle, girls and men waiting
for the world and try to pain
1183
00:88:45.229 --> 00:88:53.510
the perfect nicture and excel back with
US complicate. Know what I mean?
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Trying to paint the perfect nicture and
excel back with complicated. Know what I
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mean? I see the struct show. Even though the kids rust some,
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they bustune. That's what they get
a rust from. When I see bill
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and have a real discuss, your
robe's the fuel of the day. WHAT
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UP SON? You gotta have this
Shit. So he said, man,
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that's not got the man for that. Can't stand the busy. Make the
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grands on my mission to everything.
Best of women in the egg, but
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this and no plan for prison in
a business the city. Get to Malinni
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GI sitting in my ever see sipping
Henna, see in high and wots,
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life fast by. So I asked
the why? With a fast supply?
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He said, I'm leaving just to
guy without any feller. So I will
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put my Naga do what time to
go with this time, I know,
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with all of her girls and all
of my men, waiting for the world
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and trying to pain a perfect nicture, excel back with I know what I
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mean. Pain a perfect nature,
excel back with shore. He was told
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to keep his head to the sky
and never pride, but the streets left
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on the die. That was definitely
I living. It said O give made
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a sinister great from both get in
the end and in the win, evil
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revers we doing the ghetto thinking if
we was never we can deceive the devil.
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You can't win the life, but
and try again. So he said,
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00:90:26.359 --> 00:90:29.800
bobby going again to die again.
That's what I said when I realize
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I had a character all leather me
one. I'm a laws aftercas speak truth.
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So what's do when their ways for
you and my reward will be do
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00:90:39.789 --> 00:90:43.550
the Jesus even better. I can
be one of the greatest same seas ever
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and by sell them, they intelligant
women, a great man and left.
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Stop waiting for the world and try
to pain the perfect nicture a l I'll
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mean know whatout me. So that
was waiting for the world to end by
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the legendary rock him. So thank
you so much, guys, for listening.
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This has been the longest podcast to
date for sure. I think there
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was a really important one to get
out, though, really important things to
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talk about. Thank you so much
again to my guy dean. Once again,
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thank you coming out, Dean.
The world before you head off once
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again into the moonlight. Thank you, of course, man, any time,
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anytime. anyways. Guys, thank
you so much for listening. Please
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like, share and subscribe, all
that good stuff, all that Corny Shit
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that I'm supposed to say. You
know all that stuff. You know.
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Share this, share this around.
Hopefully we'll get some more people on our
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side, with the movement and everything
like that. Yeah, man, it's
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all love, peace,
