UFC 277 the main event. Let's get right into it. Amanda Nunez and Juliana Pena number two on the money line as of this recording Amanda Nunez is the favorite minus three 10 and Juliana Pena the champion is the underdog at plus 230 Brian. Tell me who you have winning this bout and how. So the first time we saw this in December of last year. Juliana Pena had arguably the biggest upset. I've ever seen in mixed martial arts and one of the biggest a lot of people and she's still the underdog because a lot of people don't think that was legit. Maybe this is a Georgia St Pierre Matt Sarah situation. I think that there's some real validity to wanting to go with Juliana Pena here but my head can't quite get there and while I thought Amanda Nunez was the smart bet last time around. I'm going to rock with her again this time specifically by Kao which as of this recording is plus 145. I think Amanda Nunez is going to refocus and not get out struck as she was last time around which was shocking and the whole performance was very surprising that Juliana Pena put together. I think Amanda Nunez is going to be more ready for that and I think we're going to see her come out and actually put Juliana Pena away. Yeah Nunez that was a performance where I think she left feeling a little bit embarrassed because she hasn't lost since 2014. And that's crazy to me because that was Kat Zingano and that was the last time she lost in 2014 and that's the thing. I mean when you look at that first fight she was gassed after the first round but in that first round she really had Pena on her back. So if I'm looking at this fight and I'm looking at the rematch I got to go with the veteran the former champion in Nunez because she's been there before she has crazy wins on her record. And most importantly the one thing that I noticed was yeah Pena was definitely taking some shots on Nunez and it was landing but Amanda definitely has a good chin. And most importantly she just looked gassed in that fight and I think it had a little bit to do with the fact that she did have COVID. And so we don't know if she was actually fully recovered before this fight. So I'm thinking I'm going to roll with Nunez and I think she's going to have one of those performances where she has a really good finish because everyone thought in that first fight that she was just going to kill Juliana Pena in this fight. And that was one of the biggest upsets in UFC history. Here's the biggest question though because there is value at plus 230 and taking Juliana save Juliana wins Brian. What does that say for Nunez is a legacy. Look and let's be fair Nunez isn't unbeatable right she's 21 and five more or less she's approaching 30 professional fights she's 34 years old. And there's a lot of where they're you know throughout her career whereas in Juliana Pena's case while she's 32 years old she's only been in about 15 or so pro fights. She had a two and a half year layoff from January 2017 to July 2019 and another 15 month layoff after that so she could be peeking late. And this could be a situation where Amanda Nunez is declining a little bit faster.  Who knows where that's going to be like that's an intriguing bet as well but we'll leave it there for now. Remember better your chest do responsibly do it on Fandals Sportsbook enjoy the fights and we will talk to you again very soon.


Name another podcast like this. Check it, check it, check it, it's a unique hustle. It's your boy, E-C-O, and I'm here with a lovely, amazing official, Mr. Maker, what's going on? None of them down. Man, hey man, it's going down, man. Hey man, we got a special guest, man. All the way from, what is he from, man? The ATM? No, he ain't got no ATM. I don't know nothing about that ATM. I know he gonna say that. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, man. Milwaukee, over there where Big Rob from, shut up Big Rob, I can't remember man. No, a lot of people don't even know what that is, man. They think it white people down there, man. Check it, man. We got cheese in there, it's my room, it's building, man. What's going down? What's up, what's up, man? I'm back, I'm back. You know what, man, I'm gonna be real with you, man. When I think about comedy, when I think about things that I really trip off of, man, you one of them guys, man. I'm looking for the little small, that I don't know where that, is that a 22? What is that? Man, it's a 44, it's a 4-4, don't disrespect my 4-4. It's about a 22, ain't no 2, nothing there. No, but it's quite unique. Man, yeah, it's a 4-4, I'm gonna do it then, what you think of it? You didn't bring it? Nah, I shoulda brought it. You shoulda brought it. I was calling it a 22, I shoulda, I shoulda. Captain. Man, so what's been going on, man? Man, coolin', coolin', man, grindin', man. They took my damn page, man. Oh, that was the whole game I seen it, I tripped on my page, man. They took my page, man. I thought you was gonna get it back though. Everybody else, I know that they took their pages, they got it back. Why haven't you gotten it back? No, because, hey, man, I'm in Atlanta, they be tryin' to scam, I love Atlanta, but they be tellin' you, like, man, I can get you paid back for $10,000, $5,000, I'm like, if you know $7,000, $5,000, $10,000 for my page, yeah, yeah. They be damning you, tellin' you that. Listen, I tried the one, ain't gon' lie, I gave this one, man, $500, cause they said they can do it, and it was through, like, a good connect, and he tried for like three weeks, and he was like, man, I can't get it, Man, I know, you probably never tried, nigga, I know you tried. Real talk! You should get a refund, because he couldn't get it. Nah, he said he was tryin', he said he was tryin', so I really don't know, so I really, it's really my fault, I shoulda been like, I'm gonna get 250, and if you can't get it. Exactly. But I gave it to him because I was thirsty when it first got took. Yeah, that, how, cause, How many subscribers you had when it took it? 5,000, $5,000, $5,000, $5,000, $5,000, $5,000, $5,000, $5,000, $5,000, $5,000, $5,000, $5,000. When, how did you react the first day Well, first of all, it got took once, like three weeks before that, and I didn't know why, I'm like, what? And then like three days later, it popped back up, and I didn't know until somebody hit me, like your page back. So I'm like, okay, boom, it was good.  Somebody's just trying to be funny in an inbox, and I laughed at it like, I'm for the postage, it's funny. Cause it wasn't nothing, all it was is one dude walked into this little shack, it was like a little shack, and it looked like in the middle of a plantation, back when slaves was, you know what I'm saying? He went in there, and then three dudes walked in behind them, and then he just came running and busted out the shack, like through the wall, like a cartoon, and they came and chased him, and that was it.  It was refreshing, and then it went white, and it was like, your page has been disabled. So I was hoping like, well, maybe they gonna give it back again in four days, man, that was three, four months ago, I ain't seen that page. So let me ask you this, so did they send, cause do you listen to your email? See, that's what I was wondering. So they don't be replying back though. They sent me, when they gave it back the first time, I didn't even know they had sent me an email. I knew my page came back, and somebody called me, said your page back, I thought they was planned. So they did send it. Then I checked my email, and it was the one in there, said we made a mistake, your page is back. I missed that. Instagram said that. That's what they say, that's what they do like, if they take down, if I post a video on Instagram right now, and they take it down, and then you appeal it, if they look at it, they'll put it back and say, we apologize, we made a mistake, we put it back up. If they don't appeal it, I mean, if they don't approve of it, then they'll just say, it went against our community guidelines, so the post is no longer available. So it kind of is a strike, but.  Because a lot of people, they started panicking, man, like I ain't, I'm doing this for real, like I ain't doing this just for fun. You feel what I'm saying, for clout, like clout come with it. I'm doing it, it's like, this is what I really want to do, my gift come, being funny, it's my natural gift, so run with it and be the best at, you know what I mean? So, the thing is, I'm just happy that it happened after I already kind of branded myself as like cheating as Myron and Fofo, whatever they knew me as, you know what I'm saying? Versus me just starting, if I would have just started and y'all was like, who's this dude to keep getting caught cheating or with this little gun and y'all ain't know who I was and then my pay has got took, I would have faded away because y'all had never got to know who I was. You feel what I'm saying?  But I wanted to know, okay, so when they took your page, those three, four days, because you make money off of Instagram, right? So when they took the page for three, four days and it came back and said, okay, sorry, our fault. Couldn't you say, okay, well, I normally would have made this amount of money within those three days and you took it so I couldn't make that money. Couldn't you get that money from the people, from them, from Instagram? No, that ain't gonna do it.  So I didn't think that deep, you know what I'm saying? But if it would have been like... Especially because they said it's their fault.  That's why you told me, because I remember we got an inbox from academics saying something about follow us or I'll follow you or something like that. And I thought it was really weird because nobody ever does that. And he was like, a lot of people been getting those and that's how your pages get too. Yeah, you don't know. I don't click on no links, no nothing. Anybody send me some time out. I didn't have plenty of notifications in my email for like, you keep posting from Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, all that like, you keep posting on here, your page is getting shut down 24 hours, click this link.  No clicking links. Yeah, because I'm not clicking on links because I know a lot of people get their page took like that. But you shared that video and then all of a sudden your page went down. So you think it has something to do with that video that you shared? Yeah, the video that I posted, I was already on 10 nights on Instagram because it's like they flagged. They was flagging so much stuff the same. They was flagging the same stuff that made me who I am. They started doing that. So I knew they was getting real strict. You know what I mean? And then I was seeing before my page got took, I knew a lot of other influencers who pages had got taken. You know what I'm saying? Not just only fans girls, like comedians. Yeah. And mine got took and I'm like, it's shocked me like damn, my page really gone too. Then I knew a lot of comedians after me just don't source me the pages. They was like, man, they got me too. A girl called Mithra. They got in country Wayne. Same time they got you. No, Wayne page ain't never get taken. Then they get in. They got Lil Duvall. They did, that's who it was. Lil Duvall. Lil Duvall page got took before they got it back. They gave it back, huh? Nah, he got a difference called Rich Broker or something. But his Lil Duvall page ain't up. But if they were getting strict because of what you do and you create another page, don't you think that you still gonna still do what you do is gonna still be taking time? Yeah, but I feel like they, it's like, you gotta think, okay, so I had an Instagram page since 2012. Obviously I wasn't doing comedy or learning that back then. I just had it because Instagram was, you know what I mean? Popping on social media until like 2018. You know what I'm saying? Like, that's where it started at. You know what I'm saying? But even from 2018 to 2022, you gotta think that, you know how many times they didn't took stuff down and stuff like that. But I already knew they was getting strict because they started putting all this stuff in the comments. Like if you post something, not putting the comments.  You my friend, I can say that. They'll be like, it's something, it's like a thing that I forgot where to say something to pop up and be like, this comment, that you wanna post this comment, it goes against, it looks similar to what somebody was posting. Basically saying like, if you post this at your own reason, you can take down as a strike against you or you can exit it out and don't post it. You know what I mean? I've been seeing it. I'm like, I ain't used to do this. I noticed something that because I be inboxing one of my friends and I see where it says, and it doesn't do it on Territory. And when I'm inbox Territory, something pops up at the bottom of it to say, you know, be careful such and such. And I'm like, I'm not saying nothing crazy. I'm like, it doesn't pop up in anybody else's DM that I DM. So I'm like, why is that? I don't understand. They started getting real strict, man. Like this, I popped on Facebook first before I went to Instagram. That's why I was doing millions and millions of views that were cheat and ask Myra. Way before, for any cheat and ask Myra. And I'm saying type of videos. I'd be scared to post them saying type of videos on Facebook now because I'd be like, they flag everything. Well, even YouTube, that's what Marvelous Jarvis was just on here. And he said that he was getting good money, making great waves on YouTube. And then all of the videos that he was posting, he said all of a sudden he looked back one day and all of them was red. The one they had already approved. So they changed their mind about how they was accepting material. But the messed up part about it though, man, it's like, they'll take your, it's like, they got a, I don't know, like they got a bucket of people they trying to not make road no more because it's weird cause they'll take, you know, my videos is fake. People don't, they weren't knowing that like the cheat and ask Myra and I be doing that stuff. People was thinking it was real. That's why they were going viral. But it was like, they was, they was like taking stuff down off my page. And then I go and scroll all my news feeds and I see people getting shot at, people getting robbed of fights. And it's up with six million views.  But mine get took down. They was in video sometimes get to like 400,000 views and million views and then taking it down. And now I'm at a point now, I didn't got blocked so many times on Facebook, man.  But I get blocked. I didn't got blocked so many times. Now that any mistake I make now is always a 30 day block guarantee. Like it ain't like no warnings. It's just like, if I post something right now and they take it down, 30 days.  What do you think a solution could be? Man, I'm not finna, I'm not finna, I feel like they trying to water me down and something like that. I'm not finna change my content for this if you know. No, I'm not talking about changing content. Maybe somebody need to start a whole new page. No, I was like, yeah, you can, but all I did, all I told myself was, so with Cheetan as Myron, what made it so real was because, you know, obviously the girl behind the camera, I should be talking.   We say the dumbest stuff. Don't even realize what we saying. But we also cuss each other out. That's what made them think it was real. You know what I'm saying? But all I would do now differently is like, I would probably cut down on a lot of the cussing. The cussing don't really make it funny.  You know what I'm saying? But the cussing ain't gonna make or break it. But I think like me saying nigga, you know all that extra back to back where us cussing each other out, it's like they trying to flag all that. And they wanna prove that for monetization on Facebook, so it's like, and I like money. So if I can't cuss, I'm just ain't gonna cuss. I'm cussing certain stuff, but that's it. So is Facebook a place that you could rely on that now, now that all this has happened, did it still stabilize for you or is it, how is Facebook now? Because of all the other TikToks and all the other stuff. Yeah, but no, Facebook, Facebook actually still lit. Like, okay, I started on Facebook and then you know, Instagram was lit. So they was like, you need to get on Instagram. Got on Instagram, then once I got on Instagram, it just shot up. You know what I'm saying? My following shot up and then that's when celebrities, you know, that you grew up looking at, that's where they was the ones that started reaching out to me and stuff. But I'm like, they ain't never say nothing to me on Facebook and I had way more views on Facebook. But on Instagram, it was that, you know what I'm saying? But it was just like, what happened, oh. I must have walked away from the mic. I'm like, what happened?  What you ask me? I done forgot it too. Facebook. I ain't talking about Facebook. Can I cuss on you? I ain't trying to cuss a lot, I don't cuss a lot, but I'm just talking about Facebook. Oh yeah, no, Facebook actually, okay, that's what we were saying. So Facebook was lit and then they were saying Instagram. Once I got on Instagram, I started feeling like Facebook was like, I don't want to be on there. It's all old people on there, which it is. It's the facts, they be like, I don't got Instagram, I got Facebook. It's a bunch of them on there, but then there also, there's big money going on there because I see people on there. I was gonna say this, no, no, Facebook is definitely lit. YouTube is lit, TikTok, all of this stuff is, but the thing is, I feel like Facebook, that's where the wrong people are that are gonna buy them tickets. You know what I'm saying? TikTok, you can make money on the TikTok app, but all them kids, they just want to see you when they see you in person. They want you to, they like the full photo. They don't know nothing about cheating. So I'm walking around doing this all day. You know what I'm saying? Do the full photo, you know what I'm saying? But it makes, they so I do it, but Facebook is like the grown crowd, it's like we finna come. Don't get me wrong, it's on Instagram too, but it's more on Facebook. That's why Wayne killing, man. Wayne is killing off of all social media, but Facebook, it's crazy. Wow. Because my daughter don't even do Facebook anymore. She's strictly TikTok and some Instagram, younger kids are straying from Instagram nowadays. It's a straight TikTok.  People will be trying to say, you can't nigga Wayne is a believer. You watch Wayne and see how much money you make. Wayne doing shows. I know he got other stuff going on and stuff. You know what I'm saying? He do shows, he did some acting and stuff, but Wayne is just making a living off of like social media. Okay, I'm glad you said that because Faze On Love came on our platform and he mentioned Wayne and said, because Faze On Love, he gets residuals from all of his comedy shows that he's done before and he's still getting it even today. But he's saying, cause he's like, how can he be meaning Wayne be a millionaire? From what, from Facebook? Show me the money, show me that, because Google can say whatever, but is he on Forbes or is he on, you know, that's what he was saying? But that's cause, I feel like it's like some, it's damn near like in a way like independent, you know what I'm saying? It's like you're trying to say, Duff ain't have a million dollars or something because he or whoever was, they say it was independent and went with a big label. You know what I mean?  Once he realized that he can get monetized, like I paid, this is the thing. I pay attention to all my, I don't really consider competition cause I ain't trying to be better than nobody. I'm just going to be the best buyer, but I do pay attention to how people maneuver in our SoCo game.  And it's like, boom, it's like, if he can do, I know I can do the same thing. You feel what I'm saying? I'm not going to let nobody tell me I can't make it. Y'all think y'all can make money off of social media. You got to get on this stage. Yeah, I'm going to get on stage. I'll make that money. I want money for movies. I want money from social media. I want money from, I want however I can make the money I want. I think bridging the gap. I mean, those guys are from a different era. So when you look at, I mean, when Faizan came out here, he was on Apollo with Steve Harvey. See, man, that's a different world, man. They're what you guys are. Yeah, but they way older than us. That's why. So it's like, they mad, that's what I'm saying. And I rock with Faizan and all of them. You know what I'm saying? I would never throw shade to them. I just hate when they get mad at social media comedians because we blew up from sitting at home with our phones. We can't help it. That's the era we in, you know what I mean? Y'all had to go city to city, state to whatever, stage to stage. That was y'all grind. That's the era. But a lot of older comedians, rappers and stuff cannot adjust to the new wave. So a lot of times, their career and, but at the same time, you gotta think about it. Just like how we've heard so many people say for the newer generation, they need to always look back at the older generation and give them homage.  So each one help one. That's why I always look on the king of R&B, how he helped, is it Charlie Wilson? Yeah, and you done my R. Kelly, you can say his name. R. Kelly. No, King of R&B. When she said King of R&B, she said I helped Charlie. You said Charlie Wilson? Yeah. I'm like, she can't be talking about Jack Wheeze. No, I know. No, I'll rock with Jack Wheeze, but I'm saying, when she said King of R&B, when he called himself the King of R&B, so when she said Charlie Wilson, I was like, I know Jack Wheeze, there ain't going to Charlie Wilson. R. Kelly is the only King of R&B for me. Yeah, well that's good stuff. He the only King of R&B for me. R. Kelly. So R. Kelly, basically. But he reached back and helped him to, you know, come into the newer generation. And Ronald Isley? And Ronald Isley, and that's what I think more of this generation need to help the older ones to cross over. So now listen, but there's the thing though, how can you help somebody that's already coming into our era frustrated about us being, like you know what I'm saying, catching the way that we were. I don't mind helping nobody. So if you all, like if FaceTime, anybody was like, let's do a video, why wouldn't it, I still respect y'all from when y'all was doing what y'all was doing. So it's like, if I don't rock with you, then I just don't rock with you, I ain't. But if I rock with you and was a fan of you growing up, I would love to do a video. Like, come on, let's do one. But the thing is, just cause you do one video don't mean none. You still gotta be consistent on your own. Yeah, I can do a video with them. Bubba Duck could do a video. Wang could do a video. Desi could do a video. Funny Mark or any of us can do a video with them. And then that's all they do. It's like, that don't mean y'all social media gonna grow, we gonna gain because they gonna be like, oh man, he with FaceTime. You know what I'm saying? They are there just because of who he is, but like he won't get nothing. Like you gotta have your own niche as well, man. I think that they can get it easily if they just, if they wanted to do it and they went at it like that. They don't want to. It's consistency. It's all type of value issues that go with it. Like it's consistency more than anything. You guys are so consistent. You guys are funny.  No, that's the thing. They don't understand that man. Social media, they be so mad. Like we just won it overnight. Hey man, that's a time, bro. Like I didn't just make a video because Chief Myron, man. I was doing a video like two years before anybody, I got a viral video. You feel what I'm saying? Yeah. But once I got the viral video, I was smart enough to run with it. Like, oh, I looked at the comments like, oh, they think this is real. That's why they watching it. Okay, let me do another one. I did another one and hit some millions. Oh, they still, oh man, how fun to do this. They, people meeting you like, man, it took me about seven videos to realize this was fake and I kept seeing the same person.  So Jordan, your partner, Jordan Jackson, I sent you on YouTube with him and y'all was talking about your page being taken. That's how I really found out about you. Yeah. What? But anyway, did you, okay, he said that you can go viral. He can go viral. Once you go viral, you can always go viral. No, see, see Jordan older than me too. And they know, no, listen, that's my dog, but ain't no, your wife can make a video right now and it go viral. It's gonna go, if she don't keep making content, it's gonna go viral, it's gonna have his course. And then they gonna forget. You know how I know? Cause in 2014, I had a viral video on accident. I won't even think about videos then. I had this, I was doing stand up back then and that young thug song came out, that lifestyle song. Nobody knew what he was saying. Yeah, yeah, yeah.  Yeah. So I was hanging with my people one time. We was just drinking, having fun.  And I was like, let me write this in my phone. But I had to switch the words up, right? And I did it at a comedy show. And I was like, man, y'all know, like say, y'all know what he was saying?  No, listen, listen, I swear to God, right? And I did, this is in Milwaukee. I did that joke on stage and they was like, man, that's a nationwide, that's a national joke. But I wasn't cheating at my, I wasn't doing no videos. I wasn't even thinking about none of that chat in 2014. So I was doing stand up though. And they was like, that joke was funny, right? So then I was picking my son up from school one day and I was like, man, I'm finna put this, I recorded myself saying it, like I'm finna put this on Facebook, man, because somebody, other people gotta hear this in Milwaukee. I'm thinking about my city. Other people gotta hear this, man, because it's funny. So I broke it down, I was playing it, broke it down, playing it, broke it down.  I didn't even know it wasn't viral until somebody, one of my homies hit me. I'm at work in a factory.  I said, who went viral? And you know, it was like 300,000 views on Facebook. I said, I ain't know that. You know what I'm saying? And then like, that was, I posted it Monday and that was by Wednesday then by Friday, it was like on WorldStar. And my sister, baby daddy hit me like, man, you on WorldStar? This is way before all this stuff, right? So back then, I thought I made it, right? Me and my best friend, we at work. We like, man, I said, I'm finna quit this, man, that's a real story, but I said, I finna quit. I said, the book is finna come, they finna come looking for me. I know they coming because I went viral, right? I thought it was that simple, you know what I'm saying? I had no other videos, nothing. So I had a lot of inboxes and a whole bunch of stuff of people mad, girl sending stuff.   Like, listen, I had nothing going on though.  Like I gave it like a couple months of it and I was excited, then it died down, right? So I was like, you know what? I make videos and I still didn't do it. Until then, like 2017, that's three years later. I was like, man, and it was on my mind that whole time, but that job was so good. I wanted finna quit that job. 2017, I was like, you know, I finna try this again. So I tried it, but this time I knew. I said, if I get a viral video this time, I'mma take it down. I'mma make sure I keep stuff going so when they come to my page, they got something to watch. So I was making plenty videos, man.   I just wanted them to keep seeing me on a timeline. Yeah. And then one day I randomly woke up and I made that cheating at my video, getting put out the house with the dog in the rain, and it hit a million in one day.  So I looked at them comments. They was like, you need to leave her.  So I let it, I let it build up even more. It got more views over that. And then I was posting a video like once a week on Facebook because I was letting it accumulate more. Then I dropped another one cheating, like just anywhere or whatever, you know, and it was real and that was gone. It was like three million. Every video was three million, two million, four million, five million. Then they put me on ridiculousness and all this. I was like, I said, I finally caught my niche. I knew it. I was happy. I won't make it no money, but the club was coming with you. I was about to ask you that. So at that point, does Facebook reach out to you? How do you monetize? I remember you told us about the girl the last time, but how did you figure out that? Okay, so back then, I didn't even, I don't even know if they was monetizing. I don't even think that's monetizing people back. And they did. I didn't know. I was just happy that I was going viral.  And people was like, you need to watermark your videos. And I was like, hell no. Cause if I watermarked it, they going to start knowing they fake it. So every time they see it, they see Myron. Cause I wouldn't even cheat and ask Myron at first. I was just a nigga getting caught. Somebody caught. Let me tell you how it got worse. Some random lady, Tamara, Tamara, whatever her name is, she was from Philly. Had a homie where she DMed me or emailed me. She was like, Hey, I've been looking. I think she DMed me on Instagram. She was like, Hey, I've been trying to find your page on Instagram. Cause I see you go viral on Facebook. And it shocked me that you got 1,200 followers.  This is what she told me.  I'm just going viral. Like I ain't giving them out. I want thinking no business, no nothing. I was just happy that I finally found my niche. And she was like, well, I do marketing and I can help you, whatever. So she asked my password on my Instagram and all that stuff like that. And I'm like, what's she going to take 1,200 followers? Like, what's she going to do with that? You know what I'm saying? So anyway, I started, she had me sending her all my videos, my most recent videos that was going viral on Facebook. And she was posting on Instagram with good captions cause all that matter in the hashtags, stuff that I didn't know that she was doing that. And it was so crazy. Cause I was getting on Instagram. I probably used to get like seven views, six, cause I wasn't on there like that little numbers. And when she started posting, I was getting a thousand views.  Well, back then that was like, I got a thousand views now. You know what I'm saying? Then it started growing. It started growing and stuff like that. You know what I'm saying? And it was just like, but the fact that that woman came out of nowhere and then she's like, you need a name that fits what you're doing.   So I changed my name from, my name was Myron underscore jewel. I changed my name to cheat and ask Myron. And it's catchy. You can't forget that. No, no, no. You can't forget it. It's too catchy. You know what I'm saying? But it's just that when I'm about your age, like 60, 17 years old, they ain't gonna respect it. Well, at the end of the day, you can't catch that. Yeah, yeah. Now you gotta make a respect to them. Yeah, yeah. You cheat man. Your brand is dope, man. All right, how you and Tiya get hooked up? I was about to ask that. You took my question. There you go. So, yeah, let's talk about the fact that the Ti situation when I seen you, this was after your page got taken. Well, no, when I was, my page, I still had my page when I was doing the pilot. Well, when I was, when you see me on set with tip and all that. Yes. No, I still had my page. My page got took while I was on set and I got it back. That's what I, I seen it leave. Yeah, I got it back and then it got took again. Okay. So what was, what was that all about? Can you talk about the Ti and you and on set? Oh, yeah, yeah. So tip, tip. I posted a video on social media, on Instagram where I was, what was I doing? Oh, the girl was twerking on my FaceTime.  But I was like, you know, my girl came and caught me down there and I see me, got the girl twerking on thing. And she said, she started snapping her.  So this Alexa, you know what I'm saying Alexa. Alexa make it clap. Alexa, you know, that ain't on the phone though.  So you got to watch it. But anyway, I was doing one with that stuff and we snapped and stuff. But Ti was in the comments. But my homie, Marco hit me, a funny Marco hit me. He's like, he said, you see Ti in your comments? And I'm like, what? I went and scrolled and found it. Like, oh, tip, tip watching me. Like I didn't know, right? So I'm like, boom. But he never said nothing to me. You know what I'm saying? Like it was just that. And then I say like a couple of months later he DM me and was like, he had a project for me. This wasn't for what we just filmed. This was for, I forgot what it was, but I was, he told me, what's my number? I gave my number, he hit me up and it was for, I think all his son, Demani, Demani, one of them. He was on the music video. He said, I want you to be a part of Wu Wu. And then I was like, I just let me know. I was out of town at the time. But then he said, hit me when I get in town. I never heard nothing about it. So I left it there. Then the second time he called me and I was out of town again. But I was doing some shows. And he said, well, yeah, King, you know, I got something for you. And I was like, it's like, man, I'm out of town in a row. He said, I just hit me when you get in. So now I'm like, man, I'd have missed a man twice, man. But he paying attention to you out working. He see I'm out working and I just saying, you know, so I'm like, damn, I didn't miss a man twice. So then I was in Charlotte doing somebody music video. And I was on set in a tip FaceTime. And I was like, hold on, like, you know, I went to ask, I didn't know what he wanted.  And I'm like, I bet. Two weeks later, he was like, you know what I'm saying? He was like, come audition. So the crazy thing is that they, he was like, you know, they see on video, but they still need to see, you know what I'm saying? So he was like, come, I want you to come audition for this part.   You know what I'm saying? So I went to the, I mean, I went to the audition, the crazy part is they sent me the script, the night before the, you know what I'm saying?  So when I got there, I'm just like, I ain't even, I'm like, I know this, you know what I'm saying? So when I went in there, they like, he tip like, you ready? And so they had the producers and all of them back there watching, this is my first audition.   I'm like, uh, yeah, the, uh, put the water down. Like whatever, I don't know what it was saying, but it was, I'm reading it like that.  Like, no, I ain't, she gave me this script last night, told me I ain't need to know it, man. Then they laughed at that. You know what I'm saying? I was serious, I was serious.  She gave me the script last night and told me I ain't need to know it. He said, who said it? I said, her right there, cause it was a glass thing, her. And they was laughing and he was like, man, he said, but he said, I know you're gonna kill it. He said, just take it home and you read it and we're gonna do table reads and we're gonna figure, you know, cause everybody do table reads, but we got the table reads out, come on, I got there. I seen everybody that I know there. I know everybody already, when I get there and we do table reads and stuff, then we started filming and everything was good. Then he came out to some comedy shows, took me out there. Shout out to Tiff though, man, cause he- Wait a minute, wait a minute, the nigga doing stand up now. Yeah, but he wasn't then.  No, listen, this is a good rapper. Yeah, this is a good rapper. Now I didn't do stand up stuff. Now listen, I ain't see it, I can't, I listen. Now this ain't no nothing to play with. Listen, no, I know, but you gotta jump to, you gotta jump in the- You motivated one y'all, he doesn't say he saw me y'all. Not just me, cause it's a lot of comedians- Le Duvall, that's his boy, I met Le Duvall with you. It's a lot of comedians that he was around, it was on set though, that he rocked with too. So after that show, he decided he just gonna, he just gonna, he going for it. No, that ain't why, that ain't why. Hey man, look, I ain't got nothing to say bad about you, cause- No, not like that, not like that. I ain't get something to add, but to Tiff, look, I did a show, I did a comedy show. Listen though, bro, listen what I'm saying, I did a comedy show, right? I did a comedy show, it was like, open mic night, I just went, cause I'm like, let me work on some stuff, right?  I went in there like, I had something, I need to try to try this stuff, but I got in, I seen the vibe.  So I go up and they was giving a host a hard time, and she funny as hell, Erica Dutch is funny as hell, they was just one of them type of crowds.  You feel what I'm saying? I'm naturally funny more than I am. Oh, I know it, you've been roasting with me all day, yeah, yeah, that's what makes a nigga like me funny and bubba-dub, like, cause it's a natural, you can tell what's something natural when it's like, it's a force. You feel what I'm saying?  Like you feel what I'm saying? But some dude, some dude that was just at the bar talking to me, like the bartender knew me, right? And she was like, I don't see that man. Ooh, he was like, who was you? The dude was right. And I said, she started explaining, you don't know who that is. Then he was like, oh, he could be, you know, niggas is a cap like they know.     It was like the whole, it was like the whole club. It was like, it was loud, loud. Cause I was in my, yeah, I was in my natural. I was in a zone, like, y'all done got me here. I ain't getting out. So I tried to get into one of my jokes after that.  You know what I'm saying? I got this joke about snitching. You know what I'm saying? But it's a twist to it. So I'm doing that. I didn't know, that's why he got mad though. You know what I'm saying? I hear him say like, no, that ain't right, man. That ain't real. Something like that. And I'm thinking like, I'm thinking, he talking about, cause I was roasting them, but then them up, they happy though. They just laughing back with me while I'm roasting them. You know what I'm saying? And I'm thinking like, I say, he with y'all like, what's going on? You know what I'm saying? Like, he like, nah, we don't know him, whatever. I'm like, what you on, bro? Like, you know what I'm saying? I'm gonna stay, but I'm like, I'm still, I'm like, what you on? I'm like, what you on?    Like, you know what I'm saying? Now you want to act tough. Like, what you on? Right? I can't hear him, but I see him like, all this stuff. So I seen Tip get up from him and Tiny was there. Tip got up and go, went and talk to him. I don't know what he said. And then right after that, Erica, the one that hosted, she was looking at me doing this. Like, basically I wrapped it up because it was getting out of, you know what I'm saying? So it was quick though. So I get off stage and I go over there and walk by Jesse. My, I'm with Jesse. So we doomed to something happen. Jesse, we doomed. Hey, I'm with Jesse with the crush. We doomed. We doomed. I'm gonna stop that one. Now, Jesse, get on the ground. Give me that stick. He got a stick. Give me the stick. Yeah, but he can't swim and get fast. He got to just, he just got a bun. Give me the stick. He can poke them up. That's too slow, man. I seen him do it before. Hey, Jesse, you lay on the ground, ball up, give me the stick and let me baseball bat these niggas away from us or something. Like, you know what I'm saying? But when I got off, he was just like, Tip was like, hey, he with us. He was like, oh, my bad tip. Man, he just turned to a whole another person or whatever, right? So, Tip go back and see everybody tiny and he like, he said, hey, man, we cool. I'm looking at him like, well, I'm not gonna shake your hand. They got to use it like that.  But if you, I feel like it was disrespect, bro, but you only trying to respect me now because Tip said something.  Like, no, that's not what I'm talking about.  You feel what I'm saying?  Even if Tip didn't do that and you did that to me, I got off stage, I'm not gonna shake your hand. Like, that's all good, bro. You was drunk. I don't know you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'll do that to you.   But you don't know that I can't. Oh, you, nothing. Exactly. So, Tip knew the cat and that's the tip. No, Tip didn't know me. The tip just went over there and said it. I didn't ask Tip to do that. Tip just seemed that dude was, you know what I'm saying? And yeah, he just went and squashed it. He ain't trying to tip. I thought you were gonna tell me Tip went on stage after that. No, no, man. But that's why I respected that because he ain't had to do it. But I wouldn't worry about doing it anyway. He was too drunk, bro. He was done. But see, that's the game. But don't you, that ain't your first time having an issue with somebody. No, no, not at all. So at the end of the day, you know. Yeah, yeah, you just know how to handle it. You do that. How do you avoid the issues? See that. I don't think you do. You can. The thing is, like when you be witty and you naturally funny, you could be in your set just talking about stuff that you plan to talk about. But then once you get to talking, man, some people can get offended. Like, I could say something to your wife. Like something simple.   Like it's simple stuff. Yeah, and he gets so mad. Like, no, bro, I'm for real, bro, all that. You be like, man, let me go here.  So it's like, boom, so you get back in your set.  But it's like, boom. But sometimes me, I'll keep going if a nigga just like, I'll be like, I can read energy very well. You just talking loud. And am I waiting on you outside after the club? After the was like, nigga, I'm gonna sleep. If they did, they probably waited too long cause I don't go out right at the club. I wait. So he probably went outside mad. He probably went outside mad and it was niggas after me. I ain't going to the show over. So you sitting outside waiting on me and you know, you ever been so mad that you drive, you could drive somewhere away a couple of days when I see these niggas, I'm talking them up. But three weeks later, you ain't even mad no more.    That this nigga did it before. This nigga did it before, look, he did it before. I know. I ain't done nothing. Well, I ain't, if you sitting outside waiting on me after the club, bro, like I come outside, you like, what's up now? I'm like, I'm just trying to go. Yeah. Let me ask you this about like building your teams. Like when you went to Atlanta, coming from Milwaukee and just going all the way down there, did you have a team when you went there? Or you just built that team? Cause I see you with, I see, you know, it's the big Mexican dude is y'all, I see Jesse. You know, I see y'all, y'all just link up the girls. How do you put that? How do you become a part of what they're doing? Or how do y'all even sell it? I feel like, like with me, I'm gonna keep saying, when you naturally funny, cause that being a lot, when you naturally funny, but like you can adjust and work with anybody. If you scripted funny, you gotta find certain people to watch work with. Like I can make something funny with you.  Anybody, I'm just saying, because I know how to adjust to whatever it is you bring to the table. When you scripted funny, you just gotta try to figure it out. Like why it's going like, I don't care what you do. They be like, hey, can you do a video? We're so-and-so. I don't know this party from McCannapaint, but I don't need to do a talk to him for a second. Just see what they energy at. Like you got energy or you like real quiet, whatever. I'm gonna, I'm gonna carry it anyways regardless. You feel what I'm saying? I ain't saying it's gonna go viral cause it depends on the person too. But it's like when I got down there, I really just upped and left Milwaukee. Just left? Yeah. Cause I'm like the dude, when I first moved down there, he's a shout out to Tyrell, man. Like he was from my hometown, Mute, Atlanta. But we wasn't even friends in Atlanta. We just crossed paths and see each other. But he kept telling me, you need to move to Atlanta. He said, you a star.  I'm like, nah, I ain't, I ain't go. So then he asked me like, he asked me once then. I say like three years later, he asked me again. Like, hey, super bro, we can't, you need to move down here. Man, he said, I got a crib, you can sleep on the couch, get yourself together, whatever, you know what I'm saying? Boom.  You know what I'm saying? I talked to my son.  You know what I'm saying? I'm talking to him and I'm like, he fine with it. You know what I'm saying? But he, I know he didn't really want me to go cause I didn't really want to go. But it was like, he watched me grind in Milwaukee. So he knows. Yeah. And then I was doing it. So I came and I was sleeping on, I was sleeping on that couch for like, man, it was crazy. I was sleeping on that couch for like six months. I had no key to the nigga crib. I was starting to get irritated with him. I ain't got no key. I want to get in the, I had one girl I was hitting down there and I, come pick me up. And she was far, I said, I had to wait for what she wanted to do. I was mad, I was like, couldn't get none, man. I'm like, I need some Gucci, man. She like, I'm tired, man.  Like something, man.  You feel what I'm saying? I'm down here cheating as my own on the couch. They already think, you know, I was, you know, but it was like that happened. And then it was times I was stuck out in the guy work, not answering. And I slept in a car one time on my home. My homie was supposed to drive back to Milwaukee and he couldn't drive back to Milwaukee tonight because the dude house I was standing, he went to answer the phone on the door. So he was like, bro, I can't leave you. I know where man. So we slept in his car across the street. And then the morning dude called me back. I was mad and more and more. Yep. Yep. So let me ask you this, man.  It'd be like spare the moment. Bro, it's different. It's like, it's like, I think of something I executed and it's just done. It's different. Yeah. The raw uncut comedy like for me and I'm sure with him too is like, it's just like that's the funniest stuff. Bro, though, when you started going in slow motion So the Fofo look, the Fofo thing. People don't know, man. The Fofo, I've been doing that. The slow motion, the Fofo was two different things. But I've been doing that since high school.  And I remember I was driving, I was driving. I had a dodging, like a 1994 dodging trepit, man. I'm driving it. And I'm driving. Look at that. It don't matter. It was my first car. I know about it. I'm driving on, not the expressway, but you know, like a busy street, just a busy street.  And I had that Mike Jones, like, I stay flossin' with that candy paint. And I'm just like moving slow, right? Like I'm driving, I got the car doin' like five miles an hour. I'm driving through cars while I pass. Like I was that goofy, bro. Like, and my homie on the passenger side crackin' up dog, you know what I'm sayin'? You killin' him. So that was, cause I was in the zone for real. I was serious. Like he doin' it. I pointed at him, like lookin' at him crazy. I was fuckin' laughin' at him. But I, you know, I was havin' fun. Having a good time. So in the Fofo, we never called that the Fofo. They used to do the twister. Cause in high school, they used to rap. I never, I don't know how I can do that. I just did it one day. And every time I did it around, somebody didn't know me. Like dog, I never knew I said Fofo that much. Dog with the Fofo?    And all my friends be crackin' up. Like, he ain't sayin' nothin'. Cause I ain't sayin' nothin'. But look, I ain't sayin' nothin', right? So what I finally did on the internet with the singer, you know, with Katelyn Castle, cause she can sing for real. That's what she do. I just put the two together. I just went in slow motion and I got a little cap gun cause I knew it wasn't a Fofo.  This little track meet gun, you know what I'm sayin'? But that was that. There we go.  And then I was like, I put the slow motion together. Instead of makin' it move in slow motion with the apps, I'ma do it myself, you know what I'm sayin'? So I put it together and it was just, it all just worked.  He always in slow motion. You know what I'm sayin'? And he just can't handle him. And Shack thought I was a real rapper. When he called you, what did he say? No, no, no. He DMed me, he said that. He said that. Bro, let me say something, bro. Shack DMed me. When I first talked to him, Shack DMed me, he said that rap was fire. And I was drivin', I'm still livin' in Milwaukee though. You know what I'm sayin'? I said, I looked at it like this ain't Shack Shack. You know what I'm sayin'? He had all the followers, the blue check.  But I DMed him back anyway. I said, I ain't no rapper, man. I'm like, I ain't no rapper, I'm a comedian. He said, oh, nigga, I thought he was a rapper. This is exactly how he said it. So I'm like, I said, damn, man. I just had my little two seconds of family shacks. He's nigga, he's been talkin' to me though, bro. I was thinkin', I said, I just told him I was a rapper. This is what I was thinkin'. I said, say, I was a rapper, man. He said, oh, nigga. He been followin' so he oughta know. Yeah, he said, oh, nigga, I thought, but he started followin' me because of Arsenal, it makes sense. When I said that he fuckin' Arsenal, Arsenal was the first celebrity to me, like when I first started poppin', you know, the battle rapper nigga, they said somethin' to me. So I was like, damn, I be watchin' dude, ooh.  So he must've seen the Arsenal page and thought I could rap. You know what I'm sayin'? So he said, that rap was fire. I said, man, I ain't no Arsenal. I don't rap for a rapper. I'm a comedian. He said, oh, nigga, I thought you could rap. So I'm like, damn, man. I ain't goin' here for nothing.  And he was, started sendin' me videos of him doin' my Fofo, you know what I'm sayin'? Like, he didn't know how to do it, so he had be plantin' it in the background and doin' a lip sync. You know how he do the lip sync? Yeah, yeah, he be doin' that still.  You just seen me thinkin' doin' the Fofo. No, because it was my damn, because that was, this is the beginning of the cheat, now this 2018, 2019, you know what I'm sayin'?  You know, I was geeked up, man. I put it on every social media site that I could. You know what I said? Then he kept sendin' him, you know what I'm sayin'? So then it went from that to me, he was broadcasting him a walkie, and I told you I was busy on my son in the walkie. He was like, stay. He was like, we broadcasting the game for the book.  Yeah, yeah, but I got his number. You know what I'm sayin'? So we doin' that. He was like, I'm about to be in my walkie because I said I was finna go back to Atlanta, because I had moved to Atlanta at this time. He was like, stay extra, I'll be down there. He told me the club he was gonna be at, but I know I'm already VIP in my city now, because at this point I'm makin' hella noise. So I come, and then he asked me, he said, you busy, I'm like, what?  This is the answer. I'm like, what? I'm like, I'm like, you for real? He said, yeah.  Because he ain't lend to you.     I'm in the club with a fire stick in my pocket. No, because it was like in Shaq, I'm like, I ain't know what I'm supposed to leave it at. I don't know what I'm supposed to do. So I'm just gonna put it in my pocket, just in case he asks for it. You know what I'm sayin'? I ain't askin' for it in the club. I didn't know, nigga, nigga, this Shaq, nigga, whatever you ask for it. I ain't want to fumble, no chance, nigga. This is the end of the cheatin' as my, nigga, this Shaq talkin' to me. So what did you do? Did he ask you for it in the club? No, he did it, but he gave me my money. He asked me, did I get it? And I said, yeah. And then he gave me $500 for $40. I said, nigga, I just made $560. Nigga, that profit margin is different, man. I made $460, you know, that profit margin is different. That 500, I was like, nigga. What the hell's that over for you? That 500, I was like, me just giving you a nickel on my pocket right now to Shaq, here you go, man. We don't care about a penny. He gave me $500, but he counted out in the club, you know what I'm sayin'? But this the thing, it's only $500, everybody finna round me because my city love me, but I was just excited that my city seen me up there with Shaq. He handed me some money, you know what I'm sayin'? But that ain't got much of what it was. What? It don't matter if they see it was only $500, it's Shaq giving it to me. That's different. Everybody like this, like, I'm watchin' the man look, man, I opened up to the crowd so they can see it.  What? You dunked that whole all. I ain't knew what it was. You know how much that more? That solidified me in my city. I was already lit in my city, but it solidified me more when they like, boom, then we leave. I don't even know where the hell we goin'. Shaq, like, we from the gold, we from the gold. I'm like, all right.    So, we leave.  You know what I'm sayin'? But I ain't care about none of that. I'm just saying, everybody in the club lookin' at me, like, I'll tell you what, seven more, seven more.   Man, bro, so that's how I ain't lookin' at it, so I'm walkin' through. I ain't takin' a hand in nothin'. Niggas different when you walkin', I love it. Because they was walkin' Shaq out fast, so I had to walk fast. Like, I'm with him. You know what I'm sayin'? I can't slow down.  No, nigga, I'm with him. So, he walkin' fast, they gettin' him out of there clear, clear, clear. I'm right behind Shaq. Clear, clear, clear. I was down there sponin' the nigga, trying to get the time to talk to him. I'm trying to get out of these guys' bed.  Y'all wrote, y'all got the card wrote. Nah, yeah, I had drove my car down there, but his hotel wasn't far from the club. It's a big club, 720. So, he told me to meet him at the hotel, so I go to the hotel and then he like, pull your phone down. I'm like, what's up? We did a quick skit and then hit, just because it was Shaq. Oh, y'all did a skit. Y'all did a skit. A what? A skit, a skit. Nah, I said a skit. I'm like, man, that was a skit, man. I said, you can't mess up with this nigga. Nah, that's a go-kit. That's a go-kit. Nah, they got ditches in his mouth. That's not even a fake tooth talk. That's not even a natural. Y'all did a skit, right? Y'all squished.  Y'all did a skit, man. How long did that, was it long? Was it a short or long skit, man? You fixed your teeth, nigga. Man, I got no ditches, but listen. I'm asking you. I'm asking you. I'm asking you, I'm asking you. Nah, it was a quick skit. It was a quick skit. No, it was a quick skit. Hey, it was a quick skit, man. It was a quick skit. It wasn't even no good skit. Shaq was just like, I was giving him the fire stick. He was like, Shaq was like, he said, pull your phone out. I am like, I don't know what's going on, right? He said, gave it to my friend.  So I walked up to him.  And he ain't smiling the way he's saying it. So I'm like, the fuck, man. Cause the skit didn't sound funny to me at all.   Nah, cause he was good. You know why he didn't? Cause when I got there, right? They let me right in the club and all that, right? But then when I got to the VIP where Shaq and him was, cause he was with Kenny Smith, Ernie wasn't there. That's not Kenny Smith, but what's his name with the Stephen A. Smith? Yeah, Stephen A. They was there and then he had a team. But when I tried to go up there, they was like, but we know who he is, bro.  I said, but right when he was doing that, Shaq was like, oh, you can't miss Shaq. So that already slipped five. Then I got the 500 in front of him. Then I walked up and spooned him on the way out. Pause, you know. Then we go do the video, you know what I'm saying?  Like it's a dope deal, just on some goofy stuff.  I'm gonna do it.  Like people looking, pulling it out of my pocket, handed it to him.  And he's like, all right, good.  I post it and they go crazy. I said, nah. That's what I'm saying. Did it impact your page followers? What? All that.  He did some videos and was like tagging me in it. Like challenging me for stuff. And I was like, that would really help me.  That's the thing about it, man. That's a blessing, bro. Everybody don't get those opportunities. Yeah, man, but like I was selling bubble dub. I said, Shaq's so solid, right? He a FaceTime, just check on you. Like, what's up? How you doing? You good? You know what I'm saying?  I love you. When he first said that, I ain't even know what to say. I love you, boy. I was like, I love you too, nigga. Like I don't know what I'm about to say. But anyway, this is how he talk though.  But so his size ain't never intimidate you? No. See, man, look, look, look, look, look, man. That's crazy. But no, because he no funny, bro. That man, that man no funny. When he see natural funny, bro, he know it, bro.    Let's bubble dub, just fall off. Yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? So is he the only one that kinda took a liking to your? No, Michael Blackson. I did like 10 videos with Michael Blackson, man. Michael Blackson, an RIP Chinese best friend, man. Because that's the dude that put Michael Blackson on me. He had a dude that he called a Chinese best friend. He just passed away. He had COVID and some other stuff happened. He was regular like us, but it just, and he just passed away. Like it happened that fast, right? So, yeah, RIP to him shot 10 because he used to DM me and tell me, you funny, and he's like, you know who I am? I'm like, no, he's like, yeah, I'm Michael Blackson's best friend. And I'm like, I'm looking at this dude because he's a real Chinese. I'm like, God damn, this is what I first thought. Like, yeah, look at this page. He with Michael Blackson. And I'm like, he probably a limo driver or something. Like, I was trying to find reasons for him not to be connected to him. And then I found out that he really was. So Michael Blackson was on live one day, was just hilarious. And I watched like five minutes of it. And I got off like, you know, it get kind of boring at the while or whatever. Then I got back on. I got off Instagram, did something, got back on. And it was weird.  Like, ask Myron. Where is he at? Cheating ass, then he said it again.  And I'm like, oh, Chinese best friend. And put them on me. So I click on it. You know what I'm saying? He was talking to me and stuff like that.  And it started like that. So I didn't know. Then he came to Atlanta and he was like, he DM me. Like, I'm in Atlanta. We should do some videos. So, you know, he's one of those guys that was able to try to, he was kind of able to transfer him. Him and Lil Duvall. For show. Him and Lil Duvall. These certain ones was able to deal with it. They kept up with the times, man, because they knew what was going on, man. And he came to LA and we did a video at his hotel, like with girls and all that. Then he was like, it was one video. He's like, you need to come to LA and we can do more videos. You feel what I'm saying? And I was like, man, three days later, I found me a flight to LA, and my homie lived out there. So I need no hotel. And I was just with Michael Blacks and all day filming. And then I go sleep at my homie house. Then I wake up for three days and go back to Michael Blacks all day. And then I'm over there and all them girls like, they was like, well, because they didn't know me. Who is he? Where he's been at? And he was like, he's funny. He was like, yeah, he's naturally funny. He's funny. He's going to be big like all this. I'm like, they made me feel, I ain't been around on celebrity tip, Michael Blacks and Shaq, just the name. You know, a couple of few. None of them made me feel like they were better than me, bro. When I'm around them niggas, it got to the point where I felt like I was just hanging with my niggas. I ain't saying I'm tight with them, like I'm on my niggas, but I'm tight with them. But they didn't never make me feel like, like, man. Like if any of them niggas walk down right now, the same way I talk to you crazy, that you will have fun, I'll do it to them. Yeah, that's what I'm supposed to be. And it's like that. I won't be like, that's what they see in you. So that's what I'm supposed to be. Yeah, I won't be looking like, telling y'all that. And then they come in, niggas walk past that. I thought they knew him.  But that's a thing they look for. Like they trying to normalize, like you got to realize people do that.  So they looking for that normality, right? So that's dope. I mean, so top three comedians of all time? Dead or Alive? Who is it? Dead or Alive, all right. I don't have some of this. I got to get some footage. Top three comedians of all time? Top three comedians, man. It's more than three, but I don't want but three. All right, my favorite of all time. I already know.  Damn. Chris Tucker.  I knew it was a cover, dawg. No, that's my favorite comedian of all time.  So people would be like, why he the top?  I'm like, man, Chris Tucker was just, he was naturally funny, you know what I'm saying? Well, mine, honestly, Chris Tucker, Tony Roberts, man. Bubba Dub, you know who Tony Roberts is? I don't know. He already knows, man. Tony Roberts, funny as hell, man. He a physical comedian. You see I'm naming physical comedians and it ain't like on purpose. This is just what I grew up.  You know what I'm saying? But mine, this is mine. Chris Tucker, Tony Roberts. And I would have to say Mike Epps if I had to pick. Mike Epps? Don't get me wrong, there's a lot of other greats, Bernie Max and all that, but I'm talking about my style of comedians that I like that I would, you know what I'm saying? That I would, like I wouldn't watch it. That's just, then we'll be my three. Can you get into Dave Chappelle? Yes, Dave Chappelle. The thing with Dave Chappelle, very deep. I ain't at that point in my career to be so deep, but I like the fact that, cause he funny. I can't watch him. No, he's funny, but he can say stuff that nobody else can say. I heard Steve Harvey say that.  Lately, they came out, they came at him. They came at him. Yeah, they come at him. Oh, they came for him. They come at him, but they didn't stop. I mean, they don't stop him. They didn't get, yeah, something to it. They came for him. They came for blood. Man, y'all should let him get on this mic, man. You wanna say something? I heard him in the back, but took. We'll put him in for a second if you don't mind. Bubba Dub, we gotta go say something, Bubba Dub. He's coming along. I'm like, man, he back there. It's not like he wanted to say something. I'm like, I don't wanna say something. He got the real justice. Yeah, that's a good look. It's on. Yeah, everything on it. It's only popping up in here. Boss talk, everything on it. Say it all, man. He said everything on it. It's only popping up in here. Everything's popping up in here. It's going down. Man, we got Bubba Dub just came up on the set, man. Just like that, man. It's going down. You gotta ask him the same question. I want to know his say he can meet it down. That top three. That top three is serious. Dead or alive. Dead or alive. Number one, Richard. Richard Brown. Number one, Richard. I'll rock with Richard. See, he got an old soul, nigga. Yours was young and dead. Number one, Richard. Number two, I'm gonna go with Eddie Murphy. Eddie Murphy? Yeah. See, they're great. Eddie Murphy go on. Three? Three. Bernie. Bernie Mac. See now, look. This is what I'm saying. Everybody he just named, I'll rock with Heavy. Okay. I'll rock with Heavy.  And they all be 100. All three of them people he named are better comedians than Chris Tucker. Chris Tucker. Off top. No, facts. This is what I know. This is what I know. I know your reason why you like Chris Tucker. So I'm not knocking the reason out. Man, I'm about to be mad. So I thought he was going to say Chris Tucker. Trash. No. I was watching. I was watching. Hey. What he saying? I said all three of them is better than he said Chris Tucker. I was waiting for him to trash. Wow, man. We about to scuffle him up. That show was sold out last night, man. I enjoyed that, man. Thank you, man. Man, when we showed up, man, I was like, man. And I didn't know if I'm going to ever get to you. But it was coming up. I said, nigga, show it. Love to all the people that showed him love. That's how we do. So I was, that was a dope look, man.  Without y'all watching and sharing our videos for other people to watch and share and share and share, like, we don't, there's no cheating there as mine. There's no bubble dub. Like, you know what I'm saying? I didn't been with people in some social media shows and be walking outside, going places, and people screaming our names. And they like, keep walking, keep walking. I was like, bro, I don't do that. I take, especially because I know we ain't going nowhere. We going to the midst of the Nestor downtown, if I think we was in Philly or somewhere down there. Like, we ain't in no rush. Our show until tonight. So why are you talking about? Keep walking. Y'all can't act Hollywood and keep walking. I'm turning around. I'm going to take this picture. Yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? No, you don't love it.  He ain't. Yeah, he ain't like I thought he meant it. Yo, first impression mean everything. Yeah. So when was the first time, like, when people start to recognize you and you was, it messed your head up? Well, it was, it happened. Like, when they were like, let me take a picture. I'm asking both of y'all that question. Like, let me take a picture with you, nigga. So, it happened in my city, but because I'm from my city, it was like, I was happy, but it was, you know what I'm saying? I was excited. Like, damn, they really rocking with me. You know what I'm saying? I didn't really know I was lit as I was until I moved to Atlanta. Once I got to Atlanta, all the people that I was watching already, that I didn't know I had a clue knew I was, knew me. And I hear them whispering about me. Like, that's that dude that we doing cheating video. And then my whole time, they don't know I already was in the room looking over there, like, man, that's so, so, man. You know what I'm saying? I don't like that. I do the same thing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because I knew they was grinding before me before I had just started. You know what I'm saying? But when I got to Atlanta, that was one reason. I said, damn, people know me in Atlanta. Then I went in the mall, people knew me. Then I was doing comedy shows, going to them.  It was two people, one person out the whole weekend. I'm like, I ain't never been to this city and one person stopped me into the picture. Now it's different, though. You know what I'm saying?  He tried to run from together. He runs. He gone, go get him. I'm going the other way. Last night he tried to run. We know something. Like, man, hey, man, man, I enjoy y'all show. I said, I go money moving right now. Nigga told me to run. I know he's gonna run. I don't know where he's coming from. So what about you? Like, when the first time I get hit, she's like, dang, man, these folks know of me like this. Moving up here? Moving up here? Moving up here. And I was working for Bluebell Ice Cream. So you know, I'm delivering ice cream. So these white folks didn't tell me, these white people didn't tell me they was putting me in Oak Cliff in South Dallas. Damn. So I'm terrified when I find out what the places I'm working at.  Yeah, we in the country, nigga, like, we in Oak Crown. Boss talk, they had me in South Dallas delivering to Lil' World. Oh, God. What the?  What you knew? No, no, no, wait, wait, wait, wait, that's why. Wait, and for me, because I want to know, what is Lil' World? Don't go there, man. Don't go there, man. So it's the hood. It's the real hood. I mean, I just want to know. Yeah, yeah, it's hood. It's the place where you just, I can take you over there tonight, but it's gonna be this thing outside. I'm good. So when you got over there, what to do with all that bubble dough? Trim me out. I was, like, scared to deliver ice cream there, so it's like this door. Quick, quick, quick, no cap, no cap. This door, this door, I could take $1,000 worth of ice cream and took it to the store, and three days later, it's empty. So the boss is gonna come over there and make sure I'm feeling it up, but I wasn't feeling it up. I was had feeling it up, getting my body up. So when I went in there a couple of times, I was like, oh, that's bubble dough. That's bubble dough, nigga, we love you. And then I was like, damn, that's cool, I'm good now. But then I go home the next night, somebody get their head blew off the, like, that's how dangerous little world live, but I would get in love when I go there, though. Yeah, yeah. It's still a danger, though. Yeah. At the end of the given point. Yeah, it is. I'm gonna put that in my nose. Oh, you got my phone. I'm trying to do a show, man. I'm gonna use that. Like, they had me in little worlds at first. Had me in little worlds. Oh, Cliff in itself is a whole different world, but you got all over. It's just different pockets, man. You and Dallas, man. That is big, though. The people were still coming up to me and my boss is the white, like, who are you? I'm like, I don't even know. I mean, did I need to get this at home? I'm delivering cream, bro. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Get this type of love at home. Bro, that's crazy.  I'm like, why you keep sending me this nigga video? He love you, the one, like, the nigga be with me all the time. If he knew he was here now, he'll be over. I ain't calling him. I told his brother earlier, I'll say. Out of everything you said, I wanted the job you had. You wanted ice cream, bro? Yeah, yeah, I was trying to look that job for the longest. Live an ice cream, bro. You got to go over there and fill the application. That's hard. You can't be peeing dirty, nigga. We got it. We got it.  You can't get in there. We got something to count, because before I was doing it, I was delivering liquor at liquor stores in the hood. In Milwaukee, but I was from Milwaukee, so I was, you know what I'm saying? Before cheating at mine, but it was like, so you already know your hoods, but it's funny when you said delivering ice cream. I used to do, I worked for a liquor industry with a company for like nine years. I used to keep y'all slipping, nigga. I'd go around the other side on the truck. Yeah, you can catch that slip, I was still a nigga. What you talking about? I was watching the truck with you, nigga. I was watching. I was waiting to go in. You know that to grow around, you know. I said, boy, and I pull up right beside the door, and hit that door, and grab me about it. I used to have my homie pull up, because I ain't been working there for about six years now. Oh, you leave it open on purpose? No, no. What we ever do was say, when we, because I was on a city route, the white people weren't going to that inner city route. You know what I'm saying? So I would go in, and then he stay outside the truck.  So then I come in, and then he go in with one. But what I used to do, I used to have my friend pull up, he'd get his girl car, he wouldn't drive his car. We was like, we don't dump or something, like that. He's trying to get the nigga. He'd pull up and pop his trunk, and I already had a case at the back of the trunk.  Remy put that boom, and I had a person that was already ready to buy it. What was his name? You got him. I ain't telling the name. Let me tell you something.  Let me tell you. Let me tell you why I said it. Come on, John John. It was a nigga come in this store, right? And he was like, man, yeah, man, me and Tia, because you seen all the pictures Tia, me and Tia used to, we used to sit still liquor at the back of the store together.   I got to Vegas with that nigga I seen. Tell, I say, tell man, tell me something, man.  I don't even forgot his name. Cecil or something. I was like, do you know, he's like, nah, I knew it then. I said, you don't know the nigga. Say y'all used to be, you know, getting a little liquor. He said, nah, I don't think I know him, bruh. I come back and told that nigga. I said, you don't know Tia, man. You got me a, I had a moment with the nigga. I could have did all the things. I'm trying to get you some exposure. Trying to get to know the nigga, mess my whole game. Nigga lied to you. Yeah, he lied to me, hand me all up in Vegas. He thought I wasn't gonna see the nigga again or something. That's what he thought. That's what he thought, that's what he thought. I was interviewing Freeway Ricky Ross and my partner, he from East Texas, Pop Johnson, shot out to Pop Johnson. And I said, man, I said, Pop Johnson, he told me he knew Freeway.   That's why you can't be out here capping, but you don't never know what's gonna happen. That's why I lie. Look, I was on P.E. in school. What? Shit. That wasn't me. Man, you guys are crazy, man. That wasn't me, he doesn't. So let me ask something deep, like what's the end game for both of y'all? Like where would you like to see yourself, you know, when it come down to status or you know, far as on your career with this comedy, man? Man, I'm really, I really wanna be tapped into movies. Like I wanna do stand up, I always try to do stand up, but like, one person that motivated me a lot, like when they work ethic is Kevin Hart, bro, that man. That thing could go in.  Like, when do you have time for your family or anything, but the man always got something growing. He get in those cold, chilled tub. I'll be watching that. I'm like, damn. I don't know how they do that. Him and the, it'd be a girl, sometimes it'd be dudes, and they get in, I wouldn't get in that, first of all. Yeah, I would for the money, I lied. I'll get right on in there. I'll be cold as hell, but I'ma get this money. You gonna be frozen in seven minutes. But I watched that, as soon as I see it, I'll be like, damn, I need to get in there, that ain't going in. You know, I need to watch this one. So that nigga got it going on. He know how to do it. Kevin Hart can sit down right now and be straight for the rest of his life. His kid, everything. He will not sit down, bro, like that. Man, work so, it's like, that's how I look up. I'm trying to grow. Yeah, for real. If he doing it, what about when he got it like that, I ain't got it. So I need to be doing what he doing. But we ain't nowhere near this man, not even a pinch of a Kevin Hart, bro. Like we can be lit. People can walk in and love us, take pictures, all that. We ain't got nowhere near that man. Money, we ain't nowhere near that. Kevin Hart can't walk nowhere. We're like, this how I think in my mind. If we walk in the mall right now, right? Me and Bubba Dub can walk through. Some people gon' know us. But we can walk, we might walk a little bit before somebody recognizes it. Kevin Hart can't take a step. So I be like, that's what, no, it ain't about the clock, but I want that so bad. Like I want that to where it's to the fact, cause when you walking like that, that mean you making a lot of money. And that little boy be set for Elva too. That's what I'm saying. Generations, what about you? That's why I want generation wealth. I don't want to be rich. Facts. Yeah. And I think that's the next level. So that's the end game. That's the end game for real. And piggyback on something he's saying earlier about Facebook, man. You can get a bag on Facebook.  I know that, bro. That's fact. That's big fact. I'm not gonna put you all in my business. It's fact. Yeah. That's all I can tell you. It's fact. Hey, I say it for myself. It's lobster mac and cheese over here now, but it's all up to you. I say it for myself. The man wasn't, he used to, you know, he used to show both of them. He still don't really show both, but you know what I'm saying? But he showed a little bit. Like he showed when he got his new car, he showed when he bought his new house. And you see what he doing, right? Social media, he did a few movies and stuff. Like he got other stuff going on. I ain't, you know what I'm saying? He got stuff going on, but we really know him from social media. You know that, he making a bag on social media. That drip money, that drip money real. That's real. Oh yeah, that's real. That's real. That's real. But the thing about him is all these different characters, man, that's the part. Like to be able to do that and be successful at it is a gift in itself. The reason I respect him, man, cause the man, I remember before I was on video, y'all remember when he used to do the videos like this one, he only had his face in it in the camera. That's when he first started, bro. That was a while ago. So he was doing that. So to see where he came at now, bro, like even DC don't need to make content number. DC still grinding, don't get me wrong. He doing his thing. But Wayne, the reason I respect Wayne so much cause he still do content that what you, you know what I'm saying? People thought that when you, once you start growing, then you ain't gonna put out as much content no more because you got other stuff going on. I'm putting out more than I ever put out. You working? Listen. I seen you this morning.  I look at like country Wayne, cause you know, that's always somebody doing something that everybody's eyes is over here. Yeah, yeah. Straight on the regal. Thanks. Don't we know it, but you look at him. Damn, yo. Yeah, man. See what I'm saying? See how his mind said, that's how it is, bro. And it ain't no hate, no shade, ain't no competition. I'm gonna be the best me, but I have to look at other people to be motivated, to maybe work harder. So yours, you have like a few more people. Bubba dub, lit. He's lit, he's lit right now. He's hotter than all of us right.  He's the, and this me being a real nigga, like he hotter than all of us right now. And I ain't saying right now. I know, but I'm looking at it like we brothers. Yeah. We gotta get it, but. As long as we get to the end result, that's all that matters. Whether you take, whether you know, I'm saying whether you take us there or whether I take a whoever, as long as we get there, we got a lot of black men in this business, they'll get there and they don't want to throw it back. That's it. I'm throwing the bait back. Yeah, I'm throwing you.  That's real. That's real. We all coming up. But that's it. Look, do you see how, do you see what he is? That's why he gonna be great. And that's why I'll be great. Cause I think the same way, but like I never tell somebody I can't work with them because I'm afraid they gonna take my family. At the end of the day, if me and Bubba Dub do a video, right? All he can do and all I can do is gain some of each other's fans. His fans ain't gonna stop liking him. Cause I'm in the video like, oh dude, cheat and that's mine.   No, no, they gonna be like, Bubba Dub funny, but that dude he was with funny too. They gonna follow me in vice versa. They gonna be on my page. He's like, man, you funny, but I'm trying to get something out of y'all. We don't love my fans, your fans anyway. That was all I could do. That's what I'm saying. But see, but I don't know that too. He just said, you know what I'm saying? And I guarantee he's the same way. I guarantee I can take, you see what he do right now? I can take it. I do a show for my birthday every year in my hometown. My birthday, March 29th. I always do a comedy. That's how I start my birthday takeoff. I always do a go on, do a show. So that's coming, that's not far. Yeah, March 29th. And they always sell out. But I don't never, it ain't gonna be weak. He's gonna be lit. He's gonna be packed. I guarantee they'll love this. They'll love it. I don't wanna give you a fly because you rare. I didn't know it was niggas in Milwaukee. I didn't either. I didn't either. What I said earlier. What I said, you a unicorn. What I said, he's not a unicorn. I didn't either. Listen, Milwaukee's so ghetto, bruh. Like if I take Bubba Duh down there, like, hey, bruh, come do the, matter of fact, that we gonna talk about cause I can bring you for my birthday show. We'll talk about the numbers every night. So bring Bubba Duh, I guarantee you we do that comedy show. We go to the club and kick it at that.  We can come back to the boss talk. But I ain't gonna say nothing. He gonna let it, he gonna let it go. Cause everybody out there that didn't know about it and they got there, they was like, man, it's a whole bunch of niggas down there. And they ghetto, they ghetto. I'm gonna take them to the hood and I grew up all the way to everywhere. But like, you know what I'm saying? I really wanna take niggas when it's summertime so they can see how these niggas is out there. Not like I'm no bullshit, but just drive through here. Let me show you, like, this Milwaukee. That's dope, man. I'm coming too, nigga. Y'all ain't leaving me. Now I took these niggas. And we going. Good documentary. We going. Good documentary. I took these niggas. Boss talk's going with y'all.  I said, bro, I said, come to Milwaukee, bruh. So I can show you. And then guess what everybody say? Man, they ghetto in the muck walking down there. I said, yeah, ghetto. They just posted something today. Got some good food? Yeah, yeah. I'm gonna tell you, I'm gonna show you all that, but they just posted something today, bro, where they found, it was a house. They found six, this today. I put on my pay's and I took it down. But at 50 cent posted, it said in Milwaukee, they found six bodies, six dead bodies in the house. And they said three of the bodies, three out of the six bodies was supposed to testify in the court hearing in about four days. Or something like that. I don't remember the exact date, but.  That's what I'm saying, bro. It's different. It's like, I'm saying it's crazy everywhere, but y'all gotta think, we don't know how to have from Chicago. So niggas killed in Chicago and they're running Milwaukee. That's, I think that's how we got there. They trying to book me in Chicago right now, I won't go. I said, can we do it? Zoom? I don't feel that way. I'm gonna run with a bottle stop and get up in the air. He said, we'll push that up. We'll push that up. Hey, but, hey, no, well, you ain't, have you ever did a Zoom comedy show? No, they tried to get me to do it. Bro, listen, I tried it one time. How was it? No, it was so weird because it was for college. So you seeing all the kids, but I'm in the crib comfortable. And like, I got all this goddamn energy, but it felt weird because you usually had an energy built off of the crowd. Correct, correct, correct. So they sitting there, they laughing, but it don't sound loud or nothing. It sound like, I'm like, I didn't. You should have more speakers in your house. Yeah, then he called me back. Like, you gonna do another Zoom, they love you.  You didn't even try anything. I felt dumb.  Man, man, what's up?  Did they pay you with it? They all got paid, but it was like, but it don't matter, man. You gotta have that feeling, right? I got that feeling, bro. The feeling, bro, it was like, I felt like, I felt dumb. Wow, man. You know what I'm saying? I'm talking to people on there, and they laughing, you see their faces, but the live sound low, cause all on a computer, it's a laptop. For me, when we perform, we thrive off the crowd, man. They looking into the crowd, seeing y'all live at night. Boom, boy. You know what I'm saying?  Like, you know what I'm saying?  I'm gonna tell you about it. Hey, it was our new team, Tustin. Oh. Yeah, man. I'm saying like, that team, Tustin. No, no, no, no. You know what I'm saying? Hey, man. Hey, man. No, I know it, but yeah, we started looking around. That's the clip they're gonna take and cut out and just post that. Yeah, Tustin. Tustin, wait a minute, man. They gonna be like, hey. Hey, they don't go by either way, it goes surreal. Man, for that part, they gonna go by on the runway.  No, he ain't gonna be no fight. So where your next performance at? I got, I done licked the mic out, man.  The mic, I gotta get a little mic spent.  God damn, I'm about to COVID.  No, but Lil Rock, Arkansas. Go to Lil Rock. Lil Rock, Arkansas with Jesse. Oh, y'all going, oh yeah, but that's where he from. Lil Rock, Arkansas, man. Yeah, he died, yeah, he died. Lil Rock, Arkansas. And you, where you put your performance? My next show is gonna be in Raleigh, North Carolina. Raleigh, North Carolina. The 12th, the favorite word in the 13th. But, to say it again? The 12th in the 13th in Raleigh, North Carolina. Hey, man, man dope, man. I definitely know what it is. You just made her happy. Oh, I might come, but of February, damn. Cause he said the 12th and the 13th. Your boy booked me on the 13th. I was gonna go, I was gonna go. Dumb rich. Really? Them boys booking like that? I'm gonna tell you how it was. How everybody been lately with Shaq. I put that video out of Shaq. Hey dude, what you choice did? Nigga sent the whole deposit. What? Hey, let me say what you gonna do. Ryan just went up. Listen, listen. The thing is, this is what I hate. Shaq got the dumb rich, man.  I love those boys. They gave me out 15 the other day down there. You ever did this before? Somebody wanna book you, right? Right, they be like, hey, man, do you have my whole course of book you, right? And you be like, man, you might say something like 2,000.  All right, man. Damn, nigga. 10,000 leather. He said bet so easy for 2,000. If I said 2,000, I didn't even wanna say that. I'm like, man, 2,000. I'm like, I don't wanna scare away, I don't want the money. And after that, nigga, I thought you chose five bands. Stop right there, nigga. I'm over here like, I got your next time.  They saying it quick, bro. Hey, stop asking that, what you think I'm worth? They need to put your number on now. That's dope. You can add more. I learned, but... It took me a while, it took me a while, but I learned my worth, though. I know what you're worth. No, you gotta know. That's how I was in the beginning, bro. It's like, you know you lit. That's why they all reaching out to you. So, but you don't know no better at the time. It's like, they reaching out to you for a reason. They want you for a reason. So you like, I don't wanna say too much if anybody's scared away. You thinking about they feelings and all that, but that's why your manager come in because you ain't gotta be the bad guy. Your manager doesn't negotiate stuff. But when it was you doing it, you saying that stuff yourself, man. I'm like, I would love to tell somebody 5,000. I know I'm cracking. I know I'm lit right now, but if I say 5,000 in my mind, because I know I'm still grinding. They might not want. They might wanna pay it. So you try to go down to 2,000 or something like that.  I finna send half right now.  Like, man, I could have been, I should have just said, I'm way bigger than them.  Hey, hey, bro, what you charge? Ain't no before I'll let they for your edge with your charge. They all going back and forth in the conversation. This is good. Soon, what you charge?  These niggas be wild. No, no, that's the truth. Let me get back with my team. Yeah, yeah. Oh, that's the, hey, I just got done the other day. Bro, first of all, listen, this is how I know he was cheap. Cause he asked me, this is on Facebook. I don't really do problem on my Facebook, right? He said, hey man, I just want you to drop my flyer on your page, man. I forgot what he had going on.  He said, flyer, just throw me a hundred dollars. I'll post it and tag it, but I'll leave it up because you know why I keep posting content. He's going to push down. He was like, I'm highlighting to get in my team for a hundred dollars. I already knew it. I said, you just want to talk to me, man. I left it there, but out. You know what that is? Trash. Say, nigga, we going to end on that note, man. Say, man, I love both of you, brothers. Y'all already know it, man. When y'all in Dallas, Texas, you got to come through here, holler at your boy, man. It's a unique hustle. Boss talk is a thing now. So everybody doing boss talk, man. I need a ticket to all y'all shows. We going. It's up. In a different way. It's up. Check it, man. It's been another great segment of Boss Talk 101.


Statistics and Excel. Correlation, simple, few data points, example. Get ready, taking a deep breath, holding it in for 10 seconds, looking forward to a smooth, soothing Excel. Here we are in Excel. If you don't have access to this workbook, that's okay because we'll basically build this from a blank worksheet. But if you do have access, three tabs down below, example, practice blank, example, in essence, answer key. Practice tab, having pre-formatted cells, so you can get to the heart of the practice problem. The blank tab, blank worksheet, so we can practice formatting those cells within Excel as we work through the practice problem. Let's go to the example tab to get an idea of where we will be going, what we will be doing. We're looking at correlation, once again, two different data sets to see if there's a mathematical relationship between them. A correlation, in other words, if there is a mathematical relationship, the next logical question would be, is there a correlation?