Let's start this show Sorry, we had to leave you hanging last week Waxes here. Yeah, but you know the guys are busy man. What you want us to tell you man? Yeah, we've been busy Oh diamond jeweler Yeah, I know the rain Schwartz. Yeah, man. Um last week was hectic, you know, but we back Like to talk about after a couple of weeks. You said you was tired. Why are you tired? I just been I just been moving a lot, man I just crazy road. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it's been cool. It's crazy when sleep. Don't matter Meaning like no matter what you do is just like you just like you're always tired Always and like tired from not doing anything like the reason I was on the west coast because I'm filming this movie, right? And it's very small role but really cool people in it like Eddie Murphy's in the film like Jonah Oh, the Kenya Barrett joint Kenya. Yeah Don't yeah, yeah, can you put me in it?  Wow Paying attention Salute to Kenya.  Can you pay the tension to what's going on in our world man? Shout to Weezy, too, man.  Herb and wheat. Yeah Like you there for 12 hours and you might be doing like 20 minutes of stuff total in the 12 hours You got to do it those shows. No, no, I'm doing it. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but I'll never do it again Cuz that's I mean that's it's gonna happen for you. Yeah, you know what I'm saying like yo, there hasn't been a cool Young girl white comic from New York since Adam Sandler, bro. Yeah. Yeah, no, no, I hear that this your lane Bro, you got to do it put this way. I love I like what it's a I love like what Kenya's doing what like the writers are doing like and and the Director of photography like being involved in every scene even if you're not in the scene But like caring about every scene that shit's dope. I could do that because you're making a masterpiece and you get to work with all these talented people but like Just doing the side stuff like taking off two weeks from doing this like we're busy motherfuckers Word up And it go from like running a hundred miles per hour like how we do to run at zero miles per hour that and I've been waiting to Yeah, like I was like Can you at least tell us what was in the scene with you?  But like Ken you can use this dope He like keeps throwing me like lines and scenes I don't even got lines in you know and there was a scene with Eddie and that he was right there And I had a line and I didn't really know how to make it work. That's on me and I just got to be better at it, you know and I knew it was kind of clunky, you know, I mean and I and I didn't I do it over. Yeah, I did that First time I do with Eddie I say the line let's say the line is so let's go to the park then let's say that right I go, so let's go to the park and and he just goes and just goes. Yeah Maybe he forgot his line. No, no, no, no, no, no, there was just nothing there He wasn't supposed to react. Oh So maybe it's because you've been on stage doing stand-up for so long, you know We doing the podcast. It was always used to reaction.  I do this every single week like literally at next day I'm gonna go perform for 3,500 people in San Francisco twice. Yeah wasn't nervous. It's a good feeling though, man It was I'm gonna tell you why the good feeling cuz like It's humbling but also like that's where you get your growth in those uncomfortable moments Like you don't feel something about something something wrong. Yeah. Yeah. I want to feel that like okay, and it's Maybe I'm just sticking the head I love having to do the breathing exercises and give me 10 minutes to meditate before it's time for me to like pop out Yeah, do my thing. I enjoy that. Yeah, I love it.  He's the man Mike's episode so goddamn funny, bro. Mike is hilarious. Mike Epps thought you know Elaine from Seinfeld, Julia, Louis, Dreyfus He thought that she was a Tina Fey No She didn't hit him with the all-white woman don't look alike. I wish that'd have been amazing She was professional like I don't think I've worked in them in a while. Oh, that's dope. I'm happy for you, man so anyway, it's cool great opportunity can use the man and But it is one of those things like acting is way different, bro Like comedy is being funny intentionally.  I'm a little partner's movie and disrespect it So, you know, there was do you have to be a good liar say again? You gotta be a good lie Yeah, yeah, yeah But like if you notice like when you laugh in movies like the character is not trying to be funny the character is being sincere Yeah, right? It's funny because he believes Comedy that's completely different than stand-up stand-up is going I feel this way.    Yeah. Yeah, and then they start playing. Yeah, right?  Yeah, the director would be like, oh, yeah We kind of like that. Yeah, but now you're not disrespecting what was written You know, but I think people need to remember when it comes to acting people see things in you that you don't see in yourself So I have you here because you're Andrew Schultz But I also have you here because Andrew Schultz can play this role. Yeah, when I wrote this character Oh, Andrew Schultz type comes in my mind. So let me reach out to Andrew Schultz. Yeah And that's fine.     Yeah, I got the Jewish star busted down, bro. Really?  What do you mean? You know how the internet is. I'm trans Jewish They know they did the same way they did a man to sales with the a k asia.  That's wow. That's a good point.  Um, let's get into some shit, man. Uh Travis gate, man Astral world whose fault is it? Wow What are your thoughts on it? It's that's the question.  It's horrible.    They've been doing drugs drinking So it's not the craziest thing to see them do it if anybody should be held responsible It's the organizers that let this many people in Or the safety protocol that did exactly that didn't block off Like I think they breached a gate. It's like yo, you didn't have enough security Like you're getting paid.  It's not Necessarily Travis's fault for being on stage and motherfuckers wanting to see him. Yeah called astral world like They do that to him every time they see him. Anyway, they always burn rush everything.  I don't know That's what I heard so like, you know, that's the type of stuff that You know, he encourages at his concerts. He didn't at this particular show, but he has before But I agree wholeheartedly with you like that was so often. I'm old, right? So I've seen these things ever so often I remember I think pearl jam. I think it might have been the early 2000s when eight people died at a pearl jam concert You know, I remember things like, um I've read about like the who concert where like That's a terror attack. Not so yeah, not Ariana Grande at Taylor. Jesus. Now. I gotta look at my Let me look at my list.  Michael Jackson's um, I know people always pass out on his. Yeah, I'm sure I'm sure people died concerts all the time. Oh, see. Yeah, CNN posted this. This was a good one, right? They talk about how astral world has joined the list of concert tragedies, right? David Cassidy at white city stadium in 1974 700 people were injured Um, when it was just a crowd surge the same thing that happened here It was a crowd surge at a concert uh at white city stadium in london This was wow john davidson at the supper club. Uh, there was a sizable crowd at the supper club a fire broke out 165 people died 165 people because everybody rushed to exit at the same time the who at Cincinnati's riverfront coliseum in 1979 11 people died after a crowd surge Of those attempting to get into the concert by the who same thing people got trampled people got killed Um pearl jam this one. I was talking about eight people died of suffocation And a night person died at the hospital days later at a pearl jam performance at the denmark's Rock slide festival back in 2000.  This was wild uh 21 people died at a techno music festival in 2010 21 people died because of a stampede with more than 500 people in injured a ghost ship fire in 2016 an underground electric music party 36 people Killed because of a fire that you know trapped people in attendance. So my point with all of that is I've never seen a situation where the artist Is getting the blame like travis scott is now travis was on stage And he was inciting a riot and he was telling people push and fight and tear down the barricades and all of this other stuff Totally would understand you booked though I didn't see that in this situation. I didn't I didn't see that in this situation I mean it looked like He could be a little bit more sympathetic to like what was going on in the crowd But again, like you're not used to people dying at your show. So you're not even thinking that could be a possibility I don't even know they're dying Say what you don't even know they're dying like how many times is he done after there was like an ambulance coming through and You know medics are on site at these festivals Yeah, I think ambulance is a little different, but never like the ambulance truck is always at these festivals I think that the the reason they're pushing the blame on him is because of like his branding is the mob derager Right and like not even like like wherever he goes He makes sure people know that There are people that want to see him like so if people are running up and jumping on to a mcdonald's He's posting now on the instagram or he's showing that right if people if he shows up to like a In event in paris fashion week and the mob rushes him He's showing that and saying that's what exactly that's what you know about him So like and that's good marketing because it makes you feel like man, this guy must be really popular People are willing to like chase after him. Yeah, so he understands the marketing that and then what happens is when you reward something People do it So I think people are going well you told people to rush you you said that's what your fans do And then they did it and then people ended up dying now. I don't think that that's his fault I don't think that that's his fault at all Unless he was on stage encouraging it If he was on stage encouraging in that moment, yeah, but I get what you're saying You know prior he might have been doing stuff like that But guess what if you're the venue of astral world, you should know you gotta protect this Yeah You should know they see how many videos down I'm just saying like I think people are worried right now about Like travis's future shows a little bit. They're like will people come out the future shows This is only no this is only gonna help Yes, this they're coming. Oh, yeah. Yes.  This is The best marketing for an artist ever this sounds fucked up, but I'm being serious. Yeah, what kid right now We're talking about teenagers. What kid don't want to come to the show that motherfuckers are willing to die to be I think you're wrong on that one.  Yeah Do I think this is going to stop people from coming to travis shows? No. Do I think this is good marketing? Absolutely not That's the last thing you want is eight people dying at your show the nine people The more people are gonna want to see these shows they're gonna want to experience it for themselves Like people are drawn to danger people are drawn to the things that excite them and like you have an artist who is Right now So admired so beloved that people are willing to trample over other human beings just to get close to him That's not new though shots Not not to your point that happens, but I'm not new no People get trampled at these shows all the time Jackson I mean the last one you were talking about was david cassidy. I don't even know No, no, no, no, but that's because there were deaths involved But these things happen at these shows and people don't die people get pushed down People get knocked over people get walked on like jay-z live. I never seen a single person running Football games they always That's what I'm saying like I grew up on crunk music, bro. So what people And I'll give you buck little john Three six mafia in the stage for three six mafia. They're not rushing the stage.  Like you're asking somebody to do a specific action one of my boys got They broke both his legs.  I mean, it's not like it doesn't happen. Like, you know, that's all I like Yes, the deaths are like super super duper tragic, but fights happen at these shows all the time People get pushed down and trampled at these shows all the time People pass out from dehydration and exhaust and people overdose at these shows all the time.  I didn't know he was getting canceled for this. That's my point. Like why that's what I'm missing Like what am I missing? Oh, I didn't know he was getting canceled. I'm so removed guys. I'm a movie star. I don't I don't think about What even even even this statement, right? It says houston police won travis cut off this whole movie It says houston police won travis before event That headline is very misleading because when you read the whole article the sheriff says, yes He won travis about, you know, just the the validity of the crowd, you know what I mean But but he said that it was a very respectful meeting and travis's team and everybody, you know What did it say? Where were the police when they stormed the barricade?   Yeah, and look at this, right read read the statement You visit the artist in his trailer Right before his show on friday, so he's already there And you got concerns about the energy in the crowd Right, so what is he supposed to do? Exactly, what is stop the we'll stop the show Like I don't get it And then it says the energy I've been building from monks among fans who were drawn to see scott Yo, you've seen after a world before this is not you know, travis scott's first role.   And it's like he's delegating the responsibility be it to the hueson police department or whatever the venue staff is And if they're not coming up, they got to be held responsible not the artist And that's my thing too is like if you're travis scott That's the other thing people that say things like he should have stopped the show He didn't he you know if he saw what was going on Bro, have you ever looked out at looked out of out at a crowd of 50,000 people You're not much 50,000 people is hella. Well, I do the fact that he spotted one person Like Do you know how much What I'm supposed to see what's going on in the back yo, nah And by the way, I'm I'm I'm shocked that he saw When he stopped the show, you know and asked him to help somebody I'm shocked. He saw that person Yeah, who do you think? Yeah, how do you think he noticed it? I have no idea. I also think that we have to stop projecting our hate of celebrities On to these issues. We don't hate them. Y'all.   You wouldn't be on it like this You just wouldn't And because of the type of music drake makes you'd be like, why are you rushing to barricade at a drake show? Yeah, that's a good point. You know what I mean? Like that would be your mindset Like what do you rush it when Marvin's room was playing like?  You know what I mean? I know he dressed up in for halloween and I know that he got kylie pregnant twice But like I don't know like two kids. Yeah, I don't know his interpersonal feelings at all. Like what do you know? I just know he's a superstar. It's lit. Yeah, that's what I know Right. He's a rock star. He's a superstar who indulge who corporations love because he has mad endorsements Yeah, no no no 100 and he deserves his success. I'm not saying he doesn't what I'm saying is like You're more willing to forgive your friend and I feel like people View like drake almost as their friend like they know he's like emotional baggage Whereas a rock star. You're like man, that'd be awesome.  I see people wild and turn up You know what I mean?  I don't want to do you think it's going there Feels like that a little bit It feels like that like when I see the sheriff say things like which is wild because Even though Travis Scott is a hip-hop artist, Travis Scott has one of the most diverse fan bases ever And by diverse white white, you know what I mean asians So I just feel like and a lot of these festivals are driven by the hip-hop artists Like they're the ones headlining it like like Kendrick's headlining. I think yeah, but I don't think there's an indictment on Hip-hop because I know that there's all these like, you know, mashing and like Rock concerts like even a lot of like the mosh pit the thing you see in like Playboy Cardi concerts And you're seeing and I guess some of Travis's stuff is yeah, that's some rock and roll So when stuff like that happens at rock and roll because I don't ever I wasn't well I was old enough to remember. Maybe I wasn't paying attention. I don't remember pro jam getting Neil do I just remember beef would take a master Yeah, I don't remember. I don't remember people pulling them from shitting saying they didn't want them to perform I remember they said they didn't want to perform for a while, which makes sense You know, that's an emotionally draining thing you perform the concert and all these people died at your concert That's not what you do this for but yeah, I don't know man. I just want us all to like Take a beat sometime and just sit back and look at things objectively people on immediate justice, man Word is born. Yeah, I don't want to take a second to figure it out Why is he off fortnight?  Yeah What does that do? Yeah punish him Does he make money off being on fortnight? I'm sure he does. Come on gaming but like he has like a I know when he did that concert like people showed up to the concert and stuff like that Yeah, they probably gave him like a fee or whatever do the concert. I don't know.  It's like it ain't even about punishing him.  I think it was the what was festival. He's performing at day and night or something like that I saw them put out a statement and they read the statement like, you know Travis Scott won't be re-performing at our our concert Um the safety of our people is first and formal But listen, they worded the statement like they're the ones who told travis not to perform Travis already said he wasn't going to perform at day and night. He said he was too emotionally discredited So it's like why wasn't the day and night festival alex? I'm not sure.   That's it. Let me make sure I want to be accurate Because you know that makes sense man.  No, you got to be accurate. No day and night is fine We're not Kanye West, bro. We don't have the luxury of not being accurate. Yo Kanye was on one, huh? You have to be consistent. Is that it? Can you say no, not yet day and night Yeah, day and night Vegas festival. Can you say who uh cut Kanye's hair who Kanye said cut his hair because I can't say it But it's one of the funniest things about it. Yeah, son. It's I see I see I see the picture of somebody I thought he said he cut it. Now. He said his barber was edward Scissor. No. No. He's no. He said that's his name. What is it? He said that's his name for him Oh, what is it?  Yo, that is one of the funniest things I've ever heard of my life. Listen Kanye West is he was on one top three most Entertain me bro. Where was this? All the time. What do you mean? I don't know. I miss this Kanye. This is always been this We have Joe funny. Nah, bro. No, you're looking at it through a different lens now Talk to me. You're not looking at it through the lens of this is the most genius person I've ever met in my life. You're appreciating Kanye for just the entertainment value now. Yes That's what it is. I'm trying to think who else is like this someone you just it's Trump Like you just got to let him go and enjoy.  Yes, and Kanye's the same way. He's just entertaining like Kanye's his whole go. What did you think of the drink champs interview? I just first of all Shouts of drink champs Nori DJ EFN my guys. I love their enthusiasm I was saying this on on flagrant the other day like I think a lot of people Especially in hip-hop have seen your success and they've tried to like model their interviewing style off of you, right? Yeah And speak on it more No, no, no, you're right. I mean I can't say these things. Okay, let me give you some flowers, bro I can't say these things.  Okay. Let me let me talk Let me talk for you. So like You at times can have like a confrontational especially earlier confrontational even combative But it's it's kind of like who you are There's a part of you that is that and it creates this really interesting tension and release and there's these funny moments And it's in his masterful. It's great. It's great. So other people are trying to do it And I feel like they're they're going I just need a gotcha question. That's all I just need whatever, right? It's not authentic, right? And I do think that it comes from an authentic place with you And I think that that's why it worked And I think there's also times in those interviews where people like start slamming you and you're not actually fighting back Happened with me this week at dr. Sign with Sanjay Gupta. Yeah, it's like I just got questions. Yeah, you know what I mean?  Yeah, why you don't do that to this person or that person?  This is something I care about so I'm asking questions Yeah, so so like that nature I think was really entertaining and we just enjoy it And I see people kind of copy it, but it comes off in authentic It seems like they're just trying to catch a lick.  They call it a hard question of exactly what it is a hard question Say what was the hard question exactly like they're just trying to find something. Okay What I liked about the drink champs guys is it's one they're not trying to copy Charlemagne They're actually Doing the opposite the opposite. They're like really like enthusiastic and excited celebration Yeah, it's a celebration But they'll still find ways to ask troubling stuff But they ask it almost in a way that you ask your boy. You're like I gotta have a conversation. Yo, I gotta ask you what's good with this, right? And people know that because if you I think that I don't know nori That's no, you know nori and drink champs have been around for like seven years Now, it's authentic.  You're gonna drink that work. No big deal though Black effect. I already podcast I love nori me and nori been doing business for a long time people don't even realize and the reason I love nori Like when I was home unemployed Um back in like 2010 living with my mom Nori hit me up the whole he had a mixtape coming out called super thug Yeah, and I remember him tweeting like y'all've always, you know, I mean been ahead of the curve You know when it comes to talent, I'm paraphrasing. He was like, I've always been ahead of the curve when it comes to talent That's why back in the day I didn't want to do a song with juvenile. No disrespect. I want to do a song with lil wane And he was like, so that's why I'm getting charlemagne to host my mixtape He said this on twitter I was trying to actually find that tweet the other day because when you home living Living at home with your mom means a lot catching unemployment checks.  And that's nori Yeah, that's no ie like I don't got nori the hip hop legend to me I think a lot of younger people listening right now don't realize how massive nori was There was a time where what was the song? What what what what that whole first out before that cnn Component nori Yeah, we was in my man. Jarrell house. That wasn't regional. That wasn't a new york thing Like we know who massive they were in new york. It was in monks corner. God bless the dead my man. Jarrell gardenette international a risler. We used to call uh The place queens bridge Like we used to call sleuthing miss jimmy's we used to call miss jimmy's too We was in there listening to mobd CNN All of those guys in nature. I don't even know if nature was from queens, but anybody that was in that circle Nas We was listening to him. So we was all over CNN back then Nore solo album. So whenever I see nori, that's the kind of reverence I have for him Like yo, he was a part of my childhood. Yeah, it was wild when you think we was like close to the same age He's only a couple years older than me. You know what I mean? But it's like I've always had that reverence for door but So him saying that those years ago and then us going on to like me executive producing The tv show he had on the run eating to you know partner and you know what him to do to be on the black effect, you know podcast network like me and nori do a lot of Great business together and we'll continue to do great business.  What did you think about the interview though?  I don't know van said that to me van told me that when we was talking about it this weekend van was like I've told you this before which he has You have a problem with consistency The meaning because I strive to be consistent. Yeah, and if I'm not consistent I got to tell you why I don't feel this way anymore Kanye will start off an interview which he did on drink chance talking about You know How how bad, you know capitalism is and you know, um Classism we got to get rid of classism and this and that but then an hour later I text everybody in this group chat and told them i'm the richest person in this group chat Yeah You keep referencing that you're worth nine billion dollars over and over and over But yet you're telling people not to get caught up in capitalism. You're telling people, you know How did he start the interview of classism? That's all he said. You can't play my game.  You know what I think that like we often harp on We harp on a consistency When the reality is people harp on entertainment. That's all it is people want to be entertained Don't matter what you say. Don't matter as long as it's funny or interesting and here we are fighting to the nail To be consistent and say the right thing Why just say the funniest thing. Why it gets you out of trouble and everything. What did what did he do? He said big Sean.  Yeah But it's like, why are you saying that about that man? Like if he was your worst mistake, give him back all the money that you made from him Yeah, yeah, because you say big Sean says you owe him money, which I think was a deflection in the interview I think it was a deflection like before we even get to any big Sean questions.  Yo, he didn't even give a reason No, he did because he didn't support him politically. So what?  I put for his Take on Trump only thing I've ever heard big Sean says Kanye owe me some money John legend definitely had some things to say about uh Kanye's Trump affiliation that was the other inconsistent thing You can't say that about big Sean and John legend and me. He said, you know, uh When when Joe Biden was on breakfast club and he said the whole you ain't black thing He said, what does that show you that shows you how close y'all are made in biden Uh, right and the conversations they have all fair. That was the first and only time I've ever Had a conversation with Joe Biden. Have you spoken to biden since no didn't speak to him before Haven't spoken to him since but my point with that is he was number. No VP harris. Yes, or not anymore. I used to could Not no more switched up. I've heard I've heard from her since she's been VP though Can we call that number right now and just see who picks up? No You know, it's a crazy party. I I did text it one day and you get back You get back like this crazy Secret service this number has been intercepted by the government message. No.  What is it?  She followed up like no, I'm just playing. What's up? My point with that is Kanye was you was in the oval office with a MAGA hat on Literally not figuratively. Yeah, literally calling Donald Trump daddy daddy. Yeah, literally saying can I get a hug? Yeah, literally saying that this man makes you feel like Superman So much so to the point that Trump was uncomfortable Trump was like, no, no, no, you don't have to do that Like it was almost like no, no, no, I don't need no head bro. Like you know what I mean like wow Like no, but it was like that It was like that. Wow But so how can you say anything about somebody being too close to politicians? Well, my point is because everybody's gonna say I'm making this about me.  He's really out of control. Yeah, but but he's so entertaining. He's entertaining. You're right It doesn't matter bro. It doesn't matter. Nobody get nobody cares about the truth anything but entertainment entertainment That's the thing that we gotta We just gotta respect that about each other right now Like and I don't think it's something we want to admit But that is a luxury of the first world if you live in the third world Entertainment isn't as important because you need food and water and shelter. Yeah, you know what I mean? You need some safety some security. Those things are important, right first world We pretend to care about all these other things, but at the end of the day We just want to watch dr. Umar johnson. That's right. Right. It doesn't like I shouldn't love dr. Umar. I love him Because my life is so good. I can't afford to love him. It is the same thing. We're yay. I'm rooting for the school You know, I donate every month Did I do my school? I don't it every month I don't it every much. Say what? I'm much. I can't tell you. Okay. Okay. I want to do that, too Nobody you're right. Nobody cares about the truth and the lies more entertaining Kanye wasn't entertaining And by the way, Kanye $100,000 to your life. Yeah I'm going $100,000 to dr. Umar johnson school. My brother. I have a brother. Yeah, he said at a million I get to say the n word three times That's what he said. He said that not me And I said, I don't want it. I said, I don't want it. I want you to keep the money I want you to educate the young boys And that would be so hilarious if dr. Umar literally told you that dr. Umar That's his selling point. Yeah You get to a million. You can say that word three You get three you get three. So use them wisely Use them and I just say one truth of that jamesong. I'm done. Oh my god Yeah, but nobody cares man. Kanye is wildly entertaining and listen Kanye He does some good things.   He's going to eventually apologize.  Just ask you He is the epitome of everyone's gonna be on his stage Every single one like when big Sean said he saw him a few weeks ago. He didn't say none of that Our kandace was saying it in reference to when he threw kandace under the bus on twitter I forgot what the whole story was the kandace was like, you know, that's what he did publicly But privately was a different story. That's who he is like that's why it was so interesting to see him You know sitting there reading off the phone with james for instance Now he looked kidnapped He looked kidnapped bro. And listen, I love that was a hostage situation. I love the peace I love to see him and drake make peace. I'd rather see it. That's great music I'd rather see them at a verses than a concert though But what is the larry hoover thing? They trying to get larry hoover out of jail larry hoover still alive. Yeah, yeah Okay, larry hoover's still locked up. They trying to get larry hoover out of jail Because I mean larry hoover's done a lot of great things in the community And you know, they feel like he's somebody that can restore a lot of order to the city of chicago Which he probably can you know what I mean because people look up to somebody like larry hoover. He's a Quadruple Oh, gee, I actually do want to talk to larry hoover's son about that. I'm gonna hit jay prince about that Like I would love to have you know larry hoover's son on one of the platforms and just you know have that conversation about You know why why they want larry hoover home so bad because I'm sure he could explain it way more than I could I mean other than that being his father, you know, I mean he wanted his father to see his grandkids but there's a lot of Street political reasons that they would want him home and I think they're right I think guys like larry hoover guys like big mech who these Brothers in the street, you know look up to for what they did in the street.  They're different people now. They're different humans Man, they can come out here and encourage so many brothers to take a different route. You know what I mean, so Yeah, I'm I'm all for it. But Watching him in that video with jay prince reading off the phone fire No larry is a good reader. He didn't look like a free thinker to me No, it looked like he was maybe forced to be there If you're coming from the heart with something Yeah, the street If you're trying to squash some beef and come from the heart with bringing people together shouldn't it just come from the heart Yeah, I will say this though. If I ever get cancelled and I need to publicly apologize I want jay prince to be next to me when I do That is the trick.  I'm actually performing at dr. Umar school in the inaugurate the first The opening day I'm performing That's really my special Yeah, so it'd be awesome as jay prince But seriously, I mean it when I did the show If you hold up the big check and where it says four says to say n words Whoa Wow Dr Umar bro Next time you and houston you should invite jay prince out jay prince is the one I tried to I want him to come to the show in houston But I didn't know how to connect directly to him But I come on hit you for how you jay for you. All right. Shit. That's why jay's a great brother Ain't nothing like being on the receiving end of a jay prince old gco. Really? That's right You've got a couple of those right Put it like this. I understand what kanya was going to do when he Firm I understand what kanya was going to do in that moment. You know what I mean I understand what kanya was going through but it's funny though I like I like how jay waited for for kanya to disrespect jrake to do something like kanya was running for president Kanya would say make america great again. Like jay didn't sit him down and make him apologize He goes that trick a little bit. It's like we might need to have a conversation But no it's big no no No, it's bigger than a drink because I'll tell you something when kanya did this whole oval office thing Yes, I remember jay prince posting something on instagram and jay prince was talking about how You know I forgot how he worded it But he was like regardless of what you think of his antics the fact he stood in front of the president And said we need to free larry hoover was big for him because larry hoover's that's jay prince guy. Oh, you know what I mean? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's jay prince guy So that's a cow a cause that's near and dear to his heart So it's just like anything else when you see somebody standing in front of a the high and selected official in the land And they're talking about a cause that's near and dear to your heart You're going to salute him as you should like I don't understand why we can't have nuance Why we can't be objective about things. Yeah kanya probably said a whole bunch of things You don't agree with yeah, but if you said one thing that you agree with I can't you just give me props on that Yeah, keep it moving. So it's like Yeah, I mean in that situation he was absolutely 100 correct, you know and doing what he and doing what he was doing Yeah, we got to get jay prince on a pod. Can we get him on a pod? Jay prince would definitely do the pot. That would be fire jay prince. He's done. He's done pause before he would do the Pot this is your invitation sir Please come on the podcast spit some game salute to my god jay prince, man What else we got you want to take you want to take pay some bills and come back? Yeah, let's do it Okay, okay, let's take another break man Let's talk about another one of our sponsors, man and this sponsor is near and dear to my heart. 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Yeah Ed's gonna be on this week's episode of the gods on his truth, uh and And soldier boy soldier boy is gonna be on this friday as well So tune in 10 p.m. On comedy central make sure you scream on primal plus, you know ed watches brilliant It is religiously. Really? Oh my god. Ed, what up, man?  Appreciate you where I went to ed Ed's sharing concert twice at the garden the same week. No And uh, I went the first time because I'm a huge fan and I was dating a girl at the time We went she was a big two different dates, right? Yeah. Yeah, and then he was doing like three shows there And his shows are unbelievable. It was just him like he Damn guitar unbelievable It's crazy and like he has these loop pedals so he can create all the different sounds that he needs to create this song It's great.  Like I can't go so I wore my nicks jacket Right in case someone was like, yo, so it's what you're doing here. I thought it was a game tonight I thought it was a game So I go and I sit in this section and we're up close because I'm a fan, right? Like we're like 12th row or something like that and you got a stunt for the new chick.   You're second time So I couldn't even cap like I wasn't a super fan because they saw me two days earlier I'm a ginger. I'm a ginger. Is that the name of the joint? What do you mean? That's not the name of his team No, oh, okay. What is it? I don't know The ginger? I'm picking this up I don't think you could say it with a hard R, dawg. I think you got to say ginger Like I don't know if you can do that, bro My ginger, my ginger Yo, yo, chill, fam Like you don't know their struggle. You don't know their life Come on, dude Ginger Let me tell you something about Ed Sheeran Yeah Ed Sheeran is one of the purest souls I've ever met in my life Word Just a great human Like he doesn't know who he is Like that is wild, right? Unbelievable Like do you know you're Ed Sheeran? Do you know who you are, bro?  Yeah Like we had him on Breakfast Club this week and he He was talking about He was saying how you don't feel like he's accepted in the pop world Yeah But just conversations we've had before, right? But he's a young, you know, English dude So of course hip hop culture has been his culture I mean he's in the all genres of music But he loves hip hop culture So I remember like this was some years ago Man, we might have been in the UK This might have been when we stated his crib He said we was drunk because he's got a pub on his estate Like a pub I got a bar in my house He's got a whole pub that you have to put on clothes And shoes to go out to Right?  Not all I mean, yeah, pretty much Yeah, yeah, but he verbatim Like, right? And did Jadakiss parts and the guru parts No, he didn't say the n-word That's all I wanted Okay See all right He didn't say the n-word Real talk Boy, if you want to say the n-word Donations Did Dr. Umar Donations, donations, donations Okay I'll just say it and there's a way Frederick Douglass, Marcus Garvey But he he rapped it verbatim And ever since then I just was like It was not only to do a really love hip-hop He's just a different type of dude Who embraces any and everybody That's all he cares about Are you a good person or not? That's it And you and you and you know where he gets it from His parents His upbringing You see the upbringing Yeah, yeah You see the people that he has around him Like in the fact he still lives in his hometown That he grew up in Like just I'm telling you man Staying grounded is a motherfucker, yo Yeah He's definitely one of the best at it It comes across like he really loves music That's it?  Where did I do that? Where did I get a handle on all these people?    I'm not telling you nothing I'm gonna tell you Because you think you got me Oh man You guys just let him think he got the dust That's it I did that at the TV studio the other day The other day right We sitting in the writer's room And Rachel our showrunner Rachel was doing something And then one of the writers comes back My man Dre Dre's like Yo Rachel said she's gonna be here in 10 minutes I'm like yo Let's all just leave Let's just all go to a whole other part of the building So when she comes back She don't see us for no reason Right I'm sure So my dumb ass I don't really know the daily show building like that So I'm like when can we go We go down these steps We end up locked out of someplace Then we end up in the COVID testing center Right Then we all finally end up back into the lounge area Club reparations When I'm sitting there It was like one of those times Where you playing hide and seek Club what We got a club in there called club reparations That's what I was saying Alex seen it Yeah it's fine So we're in there and I'm You know it's one of those things where like You go to play hide and seek But the person don't never come look for you Like there So I'm sitting there right And I'm like Yo she texting anybody else Everybody Wi-Fi working and shit So I finally I need it really I texted her I was like Yo you need to really come down here right now We having a problem Nothing Rachel been working She know me for 10 years She's like This is not a time for you to try to be funny I'm really in the middle of something So if this is serious You need to really let me know So I'm like Do I cash in the I'm serious card This was set up This was set up Because now when you do cash it in It's going to be real good Yeah it's just the job That's right That's right So I'm telling the room like Oh I'm not going to tell her we playing man I say you really think she playing He thinks she's on us right Still don't know if she was on us or not Yeah I just know she didn't fall for my little hide and seek game But why you thought you had to play it out I don't know For the thrill What's wrong with us?   Because it looked like they were filming that It didn't look like it was Nah, there was a boom mic I thought it was a sketch I thought it was a movie Probably shooting a movie There was a boom mic It was literally holding a mic like that So they were trying to capture the audio What else we got Oh, click on that one Study claims affairs, improve marriages I'm going to tell you why This is a great conversation We had last week on The Gods on the Truth We had Shan Boudram You ever heard of Shan Boudram? She is a relationship expert I watched the clip Yeah She's in a polygamous relation She's in a non-monogamous marriage Is what they call it Non-monogamous marriage So she can cheat They both can cheat But they're married No, not cheating Because it's not cheating Right If you know it's not cheating Yeah, they both can have other partners Yeah, I hope I'm explaining that right So this U.S. Sun article is crazy Flings can only get better Over 75% of Cheech claim Affairs actually improve marriages But the Sun is like the This is a What are they called? The Daily What is the other one?  No, no, no, no The National Enquirer Yeah, like the tablets What do we think about that though? Just off headlines Not reading the article Do you think cheats You think affairs actually improve marriages? No I mean, if you cheat on me, it's over Yeah, period Done If you look at Leonardo DiCaprio The way that Jeff Bezos' wife Look at Leonardo DiCaprio I don't know if we're coming back From that either though Yeah By the way, I don't know if we're coming back To that one, bro What that show you though?  Yeah, girl She got the richest man in history And the richest man in the world To leave his wife Give half of his riches up For her That girl thinks she could accomplish Anything She got the super fine Like a little bit of you gotta be like What does she have?  That's crazy Did he hit her with the no-no? Yeah By the way, we don't know what kind of relationship That her and Jeff got You know what I'm saying? Jeff might be paying for her Like he might be What's that thing they've been called?    Look at this, look at this Jeff's still talking to him He's just walking away Nah, disrespect Well, because I'm leading out of the Richest man in the motherfucking world Because money don't matter I'm leading out of the Capri or your Jeff Bezos But one may gotta understand As you could disrespect the man A man gonna disrespect the man Leo's like a tell you Give me a hundred million For climate change bro Like you just gave Van Jones That a hundred million Don't talk to me, all right Man, he put two billion up For climate change He did? Yeah Did he give it to Leo though?   Yeah, it's electric He's like an electric plane It's electric Boogie, boogie, boogie We don't know what fuels a Private plane That's just the right cause Because both parties can support it Leo needs a cause That he can support Because he got all the money in the world He got all the bitches in the world So he needs a cause To make him look like a good dude And he needs a cause That's not going to piss off both sides And the environment is good I'll tell you what It don't matter If you in the climate change And not the earth Going to correct yourself, buddy Yeah, you think? A hundred percent Yeah, for real All right, our earth Is looking at us like But they really think Yeah, y'all not doing nothing They really think They got some time left Yeah Like you Yo, you got I'm telling you man When you and your girl Are around each other Watch dinosaurs, bro Okay Remember the old show Dinosaurs that used to come on TGIF?   It's funny when Leo does it Nah, that's a joke You know what I mean?  Cuck-holed Cuck-holed and compression No, I'm monogamous I ain't got time for that You can do it with somebody you not in love with You know what I'm saying?   Like you shared girls for years, I'm sure Yeah So why do you care?  I got stolen What else we got, man? Yo, what's up with this Will Smith Jada shit?   I don't know, man I'm too bad Man like that He didn't get too dope for you sitting in front of Will out like that, man Will Smith is like so sad He's really kind of fall apart I thought Will was doing Jada a favor this whole time Like I was like, I guess he really loves her Like that's why he wanted to be They've been together since the 90s, bro But he could be with whoever he want That's Will Smith Yeah, but Jada's still Jada But he still deserves to have his own That's what I'm saying, Jada's Jada He deserves to have his own Will Smith's supposed to have his own everything Yeah He doesn't share nothing I think that the problem with this situation Is that we've looked at Will Smith and Jada A certain way for so long So when you find out that these people are just human beings Who go through regular human beings Shit like the rest of us Where everybody's like, oh my god, not Will and Jada Yeah They smoke a cigarette inside the church or fill it They're human I think it's a lot of us look at Jada as lucky to be with Will So when we see Jada talking crazy I'm just saying, listen I've never looked at it like that I've always called myself a Pinkett Smith Winfrey Knowles Carter I've always looked at Jada Pinkett as A Jada Pinkett Like she and Jada is no joke, bro Yeah, Jada dope and theft I mean maybe it's a white thing But like Jada just didn't really penetrate white culture that much So we're looking at Will Smith who's like At one point in time the biggest celebrity in the world In terms of like movie stars, action stars And then he's with this girl who's like Kind of was in one of the matrixes or something Like Yeah, but before that to us man Jada Pinkett Smith is culture You know what I mean? Because Jada Pinkett Smith was on Set it off Different world She was in set it off Yeah, not really Not really tapping into the And just beautiful Like damn Like Jada was just always one of them ones You looked at when you was young like Listen, I'm sure she's great And I'm sure it's awesome It looked like Will was really in love with this girl And it wasn't a clout ship Because he could get somebody way bigger The point I'm trying to make is Well the point I'm trying to make is I think at least in like white culture We thought that Will could do whoever he wanted He could get whatever the fuck he wanted And now it looks like this girl Who we thought he was doing her a favor Is shitting all over him And she not having a relationship But you know what though She's cheating on him He can't satisfy her It's like yo, how much you got disclosed But here's the thing though Stop disclosing everything Here's the thing, you know If we just keeping it 100 It's like yo Jada didn't really say anything bad When she did the interview with Gwyneth Paltrow I think that's what it was with People really took that out of context Because all she said was like Yo, thinking that you can read your partner's mind Is one of the biggest pitfalls that you're going to have in a relationship That's a fact I think she said like Thinking that you're going to be happy together Thinking you're going to be like Satisfied sexually your whole life But no, she said But no, she didn't say it like that She didn't say it like that Let's hear it Alex Because you know I'm a pinkie smith Where if we know it's Carter So I'll be biased Yeah Taylor got the I don't know what this is But my point is like Jada They took it out of context Because everybody's looking for something now Like ever since the entanglement situation You know what I mean Even that Everybody's taking it out of context Stop getting entangled yo But yo we don't buy anything That's why I can't wait to read Will's book It comes out this week I actually ordered it already I hope I get it this week But we don't know what kind of relationship they got That's fucking up the brand They don't care about the brand no more Can I tell you something And they shouldn't Can I tell you something And a lot of men don't get credit for this But like there's famous men out there Like famous famous Dead Their wives have cheated on them And they chose not to share that information Keep it tucked to protect the wife and the kids And the kids That's what it's about That's what I said And then they get caught cheating later Or something else happens later After they're broken up And it looks like some cheating shit And then that comes out And they still don't say Yo the reason why we're broken up is the wife Big difference Will and Jada Can never do the right Don't ever do dirt on the wife Because the kids But Will and Jada I can't believe you thought Jada's as big A fucking superstar as Will Smith No but when they started in the 90s Like Jada was no joke So he put it like this Not even close I'm talking about Will Smith here But in the 90s I think they was together before even like He did six degrees of separation Which was his first movie But even still the TV show was big But Fresh Prince was a big sitcom show But Jada was on a big sitcom show too Not as big as Different Big bro It might not be I don't know if it was big as Fresh Prince And Jada's not the star of a different world But she was on there enough that like We looked at her as a star You're talking about the star of the show Versus a co-star on a less popular show But the difference between different world and other shows Like yes you had Kadeem Hardison And Whitley Jasmine Guy Who were like the centerpieces of it But it was a show based on a college campus So everybody almost kind of had equal billing And Jada was the person who would come on screen And steal the show bro Like her, you know, she just would And like her interactions with Tupac on the show Like that was big to me growing up culturally That's the too big of a part That's the problem right there To me?  Yo, he saved her No, let me say he saved her But she's not supposed to be doing nothing With nobody else He saved her Jesus They were to me Will and Jada were equal You're crazy To me? You're crazy That's right That Will and that Jada love, baby Yo, yo, yo That was like hoping boom Brady You think he will billion Like this guy was making 20 million a film Jada never made 20 million in her life for one project Yeah, it wasn't about money We're talking about the size It was about culture Of an actor It was about culture No, no, no I'm talking about culture To me Will and Jada have always made sense No, no, I'm not saying It didn't make sense Wow You know Yeah, especially in that time So you telling me You trying to say Will and Jada is like Beyoncé and Jay-Z I put them more of a Yeah, Beyoncé and Jay I do that more than Will and Jada And I ain't taking nothing away from Jada I'm just saying Will is just Will I think he should have his own When did it All right, they've been married since 97 Also, you weren't even old enough to watch a different world No, you weren't No, you weren't What are you talking about?  Exactly Khadija No, it wasn't Listen, Windy, Will and Jada meet This is a great conversation Because they married in 97 So Google when they met Because you have to look at when they met You know what I mean? Because Will became Nesita, you just talking out of turn You don't know if that's true You don't know I've never heard that before You don't know if that's true They met in 94 when Jada was 19 They met in 94 Windy I don't know Oh, she be saying a lot She says too much Google Will Smith Google Will Smith left his wife for Jada Can we acknowledge she says too much?  You're the woman You got kids We all talk too much We got microphones in our face I get it, but you want the kids The mom would like totally lost the car The dad just had a crash Leave his wife for Jada Let's see Yeah, kids involved Nobody wanted to know that mom was being nasty with somebody else How long does it take to type that in? Okay, how much money you got? Google it, Taylor Will Smith tells his wife Jada Fingersmith that it is the voice from Sherry Zampino with his ultimate failure Scroll down Will Smith is reflecting on his past relationship And what it's like being his father He's gotta be reflecting During his special Father Day edition Of Red Table Talk The actor got emotional While talking about his first marriage to Sherry Zampino The two were married from 92 to 95 And share one child A 27-year-old wife, Trey Will Later married Jada in 1997 They had two kids together The voice was the worst thing in my adult life The voice was the ultimate failure for me I've been hurt a lot in my adult life But I don't think anything touches the failure Getting the voice from my then two-year-old son's mother If a man's not a great husband Then he loses his parental rights And I'm a way better father than I am husband Show me, Taylor Show me what Jada said that Will left You made that shut up Like you made up your wife's living Come on, Will Show me What did she say it?  No, you did not So then can we see it? So if you saw it, show us Because I would think that would be headline news everywhere You wouldn't have to search for that one Okay, so anybody out there All our great researchers already If we're wrong We can come in here next week and admit that they're wrong Show us where Jada Pinkett Smith said That Will Smith Who said it? I'm just saying they talked about it Who talked about it? He was with his wife You met Jada on the set No, I'm gone And then that's it What are you saying exactly now?   Big, big, big, big So they grew up with the gang They're with the gang, etc They go make the basketball money But the gang's like, yo, don't forget about us So they throw the gang money To run the drug dealing enterprise Make sure that they could go get these packs Make sure that they could go ship that shit around Using that big money They don't put enough of a smoke screen In between the big money And how they purchase the stuff Okay If the guys are snitching On the person with the money You're double fucked up Cause one, you're supposed to be the person That doesn't snitch And two, he don't need you He could have gone and lived his happy life That was outside legit Y'all out But he said, I'm not gonna forget about y'all If this is how y'all want to hustle This is what you want to do The way it was not that Now if it's not that He needed to do this so he could support his lifestyle That's what I think Not yet But certain things I take B Yeah, yeah But you understand what I'm saying I get it, like you're not wrong But I take B in this situation But still why is this guy snitching on him anyway? Is this on him? That's just part of the thing He's not snitching on He's not going to hire him doing drugs No, I thought it was a federal obligation But that's what I'm saying So certain things you actually knock on the cop's door Fettin' on cocaine Certain things like the dope Certain things that's on the cop's door He should have went to the weed game He had enough money to get into the weed game And make a lot of bread Why you even get into the weed game illegally in 2021? Wax can do it? Like what the fuck?  I don't know what I'm just saying Back in the day I used to cheat But if I stop cheating Yeah, yeah, yeah And so I'm saying if I stop cheating I mean anybody could stop cheating I understood exactly what you were saying Taylor's just trying to save face from the will and Jada company Right Don't like it on that Fight us for what?  Because right now nobody at home can hear you I've never in my life seen Jada Pinkett Smith But we're doing this for people at home Yes Jada and this is what Taylor said Taylor said that Jada Don't you want to produce the podcast? Taylor said that Jada and I mean Will and his ex-wife Got a divorce because of Jada Pinkett Smith That was her original statement But she said she said it She said Jada said that Yes Camp I need to So who's on it? No, no, no, no, that's good That's good That's good Taylor said she did Taylor said she never said Jada said it She just said it was on red tabletop Charlemagne never said it It was on breakfast club So who said it? Andrew Schultz never said it But it was on flagrant too Who said it? So who said it? Who said it? If it wasn't Jada saying it Was it Grahams? Was it Willow?  Can we have some homework this weekend? I don't want to know Maybe I really want to know Because as a Pinkett Smith, Winfrey knows Carter I have to have facts about my people So I need to know if Jada left Will I mean Will left his ex-wife because of Jada That's what Taylor said No, Jada said it Jada said Taylor said that No, what the fuck? See how this shit goes with Jada That's the thing that's bothering me Is that you're not willing to admit that you might be wrong No, I remember hearing it, but it's y'all got it I know we're right So it doesn't matter Now when you googled it and couldn't find it Was there a little bit of concern? Like at any point of time in the Google At any point of time in the Google we were like Maybe I misheard something at all You didn't even look at it You did look for it first Wait, hold on You googled it I know And we watched you Are you saying? No, you don't need to google that When I went to look at the sub You didn't want me to So it doesn't matter But we did google it together, right? We did google it together, right? Taylor is the Kanye West of producers This is entertaining It's entertaining That's the only reason we're on it It's entertaining We know it's inconsistent But it's just entertaining This isn't really entertaining What happened right there, yo? Jada said it, so you gotta listen That's gonna be the name of the pocket Y'all wanted us real soon What? It's true, I googled it and I found it No, it's not No, you didn't You just need to be the guy It's not true, let me see Look Is it red table talk?    Nobody cares about the truth from the lie Don't even want to deal with it He's young, you know what I'm saying? Nobody got no pussy, but you didn't get no pussy before Yeah, that's what I did It's a lie We all started young Did you ever lie about getting pussy? I couldn't I was really getting pussy Yeah, I guess You were getting molested I guess so We all were at a young age Not me You never got molested? I never got molested Pretty good Let's do some asking idiots, man Okay Let's do some asking idiots and get up out of here Oh shit, we need Taylor for asking idiots Oh my god I'll pee real quick And then I'll come back We'll do some asking idiots Like Kanye Okay, let's tie this all up I think we found it, bro I think we found it I think Taylor gate Okay, she found it No, this is it This is it Okay And it ties it all in about Even what I was saying with different world Okay This is a timeline of Will Smith and Jada's relationship 1995 The Smith started dating During a 2018 Red Table Talk appearance Smith expressed that he was attracted to Pinkett Smith When he later saw her on the college-themed TV series A Different World Now mind you, him and his wife was having problems at this time I knew there was something in our energy That would be magic, he said Unfortunately, Smith was married at the time to Fletcher And decided not to act on his attraction to Pinkett Smith Smith later revealed on Red Table Talk That he knew Pinkett Smith was the one An a-ha moment he had in a restaurant bathroom While he was on a dinner date with Fletcher I had a realization I wasn't with the person I was supposed to be with Smith said I was sitting in a stall and I was crying And laughing uncontrollably And I knew Jada was the woman I was supposed to be with But I was never getting divorced I went back out, sat down with Cherie And started going back on with my life It wasn't until Fletcher ended things with Will That he tried to woo the actress He asked Pinkett Smith If she was seeing anyone and her response was no Cool, you're seeing me now Smith smoothly told her From there, Pinkett Smith moved from Baltimore to California And the two began dating Smith and his ex-wife officially divorced in late 1995 And then in 1997, Jada and Will got married Okay So He had the hots for her He liked her but he wasn't cheating on her Is that fair to say? That's not what you say No, we're not letting her get out with that one No, keep her in the figure for it That is not what she said, Andrew But then I said, like, like he liked him That's not what you say, Taylor That could not be the only way So you can admit you was wrong the first time You lied on my cousins You like, as a Pinkett Smith, when he knows Carter. I think it was wrong. So. No, no, no, no, no. Not how you worded it was wrong. You were just wrong. He wanted to be there probably though. We have prayer. Probably. Lord Jesus. Lord Jesus. Lord Jesus, help me. Lord Jesus, help me. Help me, Lord Jesus. Lord Jesus. Hey, can we say a prayer? I think we need to say a prayer all of us together. Jesus. Let's say a prayer. Jesus. I think we need to say a prayer. Jesus. Jesus.  Can we please say a prayer? Jesus, I'm busy, man. It's about to be Christmas, leave me alone. I got time for this, all right? Listen, bro. I think we need to say a prayer. Can someone lead us in a prayer? Now I lay me down to sleep. I pray, Jada Pinkett, my soul to keep.  In Jesus name. Amen. You ready? Let's do some asking idiots. Let's do it. Alex. Paulito Sway 87 says, when life gets chaotic, what's the one thing that grounds you that you tend to overlook? Oh, this is a good one. Shit. What do you think? As Peter Baylisch said, chaos is a ladder. I like chaos. Chaos is a time when you get to come up. It all depends on where they're coming from. I don't think it does it. Yeah, I guess you're saying if there's chaos in your personal life, that might be tricky. But chaos is a ladder, my friends. Chaos will take you to the top.   Right now, I think everything's too comfy. You know what I mean? Chaos is different than trouble. And pandemic was chaos. And we were popping. Not to me. I don't think that was chaos. Not to me. I'm looking at chaos. For a lot of people, it was chaos. No, I get it. I thought it was peaceful. I enjoyed it. The way my anxiety set up, not having to leave the house every day, knowing what all the family had in the house. It was everything out of control. I think most people didn't have the same opportunities or privilege, if you will, as you had. But it provided a situation where we obviously were doing a turn your phones. We did the Netflix special. And then when we came out of that and started touring, it gave a lot of opportunity. It was chaos, bro. Say what? Chaos is like, yeah, life is turned upside down. That's literally what happened during the pandemic. Turn your phone. Turn your phone. Yeah, yeah. You don't think that people's life got turned upside down in the pandemic. They lost their jobs. There's no way they couldn't leave their house. A lot of people for the better. Stop flexing. A lot of people, what are you talking about? How many people died? How many people died? You talking about people committing suicide. Why are you just talking to talk? No. People got what happened last year. No, but you put like this, if you asked 50% of people that were like, oh, they're kind of great. Another 50%, yeah, people died in their life. No, I think it's probably more like 80, 20.  They were lost inside. Couldn't be around people. People lost their jobs. People that went back to work and realized, I don't even want to work here no more. That's what I'm saying. They was happy as hell. They weren't happy. They just got adjusted to something new. They did. You met like 10 people like that.  You will see.  But those comments probably represent the 5% to 10% of people in the other world. The world. Not just America.  But you know what?  That means they're alive. There was chaos, bro. What I'm saying is chaos provides opportunity at times. So when I see things that are in disarray, when I see things that are fucked up, when I see people looking for answers and those types of things, I'm like, oh, it's time to shine. Let's go.  Ain't no point in making content in a beach resort.  You had a beach resort.  I don't feel like I want to create. There's nothing to create based on. There's nothing to push back against. But when there's some chaos, it's like, ooh, let's get cooking. What do you go to? You go to cigarettes? When you have chaos, what do you go to? Well, for me, it's work. Like, that becomes the drug. Because there's something to work for. There's something to work towards. There's something to solve. There's a problem to solve. There's no problems to solve? Like, I ask all the time in my shows, I'll ask people. I'd be like, what is bothering you right now? What's the issue right now? What are you pushing back against? And people just looking at me dumbfounded. They're like, ugh. Because nothing's going on. I got such a great team around me that professionally, chaos is like very much at a minimum. Because everybody does what they're supposed to do. And keeps the chaos from me. Therefore, I'm able to focus on creative. And focus on my personal well-being. Because if my personal well-being isn't good, nothing else matters. You know what I mean? So when you ask me what's the one thing that grounds you that you tend to overlook, I would probably say family. Because there's nothing that grounds you like family. To me. And it's just something that you expect to be there so much. I feel guilty with that. But you expect it to be there so much and you're always working, you're always on the go. So those moments when you're in the house and like, damn, I really provided a great life for my family. You know what I mean? And these are the people that love me unconditionally. You know what I mean? And having daughters is different. Because it's love all day except for the 13-year-olds. Even though she loves me. Now I'm at the point I got to prove my love to her. You know what I mean? Like, she does. Like, every day it's a prove to me you love me. Or maybe that's just my brain thinking like that. But that's how it feels. Like, every day I got to prove to her that I love her. But it's just like, yeah, family, man. Like, family. We tend to take family for granted, though. We really do. What about... Okay. How often do you see your parents? Not enough.  Not enough at all. Not enough. I've seen my mom this weekend. Three times a year? Four times a year? All right, three times a year. A little bit more for me, but... Right? All right, ten times a year. You're three. I'm probably, maybe I see them tops once a month and I live close to them. We'll both live in Manhattan. How many more years do you think they'll live? Yeah.  So let's say you see them three times a year. Let's say your parents, and we're being generous, live, like, what, another 30 years? Three times a year, 30 years. That's generous, bro. And that's generous. It's generous. 30. So let's say it's 20. I mean, I hope they do, though. All right, we hope. Let's say it's 20.  You know what I mean? Like, 60 more total times. 100%, bro. You keep getting everything now.  Total in your life. If we're lucky. When I start looking at shit like that, man, I feel so guilty. That's why you shouldn't take it for granted. I mean, but I'm like that with, like, everybody in my life that knows, that I know loves me and I love them. You know what I mean? Because it's like we're not with everybody every day. Like, and there's more people, like, you know, I'm with Wax all the time. You know what I mean? I talk to Adali all the time. I see my wife every day. You know what I mean? But sometimes you take that for granted. The fact that you see them every day. So it can go either way. The fact you don't see them or the fact you see them every day. You know what I mean?  When you got, like, people around you that ground you. Like, literally ground you. Like, you know you can walk in this room and just be you?   And it's usually your family and friends that you tend to overlook. It's like, oh, they're going to be there. That's how we've been with the women in our life forever, right? At least me, I can speak on my, I'm always used to women being there for me, right? That's why when I started hearing these conversations about black women saying how they feel overlooked and black women feel like they're disrespected and their men are there for them, I understand it. Because you just expect them to be there. Because they've always been.  You know what I mean? So you just take them for granted. Like, oh, that's just, they're going to be there. You know what I mean? But you got to eat for me, aunty. Don't even care how she, what happened to her. That's it. You ain't asking how she's doing. You know what I mean? You ain't asking if she good. Like, you coming, we coming there and do the label. You know what I mean?  But you don't ask, you don't really invest in them and see how they are. They just are. Yeah, you just expect. And we tend to take that for granted. Like literally. And then like one day it's just like if you're smart, you have a wake up call and you start moving with intention when it comes to the women in your life. You know what I mean? And you start pouring into them the way they poured into you. They did it first for you. They did it first for years. I'm watching how she takes care of herself. I'm like, how do you do? I cannot do that. Women hold it down and always have. They do. And what did we reward them with? Nah, we hold it down too. They got a house. We rewarded them with Snoop Dogg. Nah, nah, nah. The doggy style album and the chronic. Nah, we hold it down. Nah, we hold it down too, man. The guys who do that part, you got to salute these guys. We're doing better now. We're doing a lot better now. But the reason we're doing a lot better now because we're moving with intention. The cracker is gone. The cracker? What? The cracker error is gone. Oh, cracker error. I mean, I understand. That will take a lot of us out of the houses and stuff like that. They're taking our OGs away. That's true.  They see us growing. But I got a lot of fathers out there who actually do their part. If you get a good partnership, the mom is very important, but the dad is very important too. And we letting the women leave.  I can't do it. Let them leave. The house, nothing. I'm like one of the kids. What you need me to do? I'm definitely one of the kids. I might be the biggest kid. What you need me to do? I'm definitely the most emotional in the house.  Like, my friends come over and they'll ask for like a cup. Yeah, like, I don't know where the cups are. I truly do not know. Are you asking me for... You don't see... What's she right here? Like, this is her stuff. This is her stuff.  I don't even know either, man. Speak to my angel. I got that. My angel texted me right now. What'd she say? Mmm, something about something. It's all good. But that's how I know it's God. It's just God. I will say this, though. Like, because I'm on the road and constantly busy and I don't have tons of time with my girl, I cherish that time. So I feel like I'm not wasting it. I feel like we're taking advantage of it and like we're super intentional about it. And I think that if you don't have that, like if you have all this free time, you guys can end up just like hanging out and just watching movies all the time, but you're not really like finding ways where you guys will do something interesting and like enjoy the time. Maybe that's what y'all like doing, though. I'll say what? Maybe that's what y'all like doing. We do it as well. But like, I'm not saying there's anything wrong with that, but like I think it's easy to get in a routine when you're comfortable with someone where you don't continue to try to do things that excite you both. And because we have limited time together, we are trying to take advantage of those times. And that doesn't mean necessarily an activity, but like going, hey, let's turn off the phone. Let's turn off the phone and like talk to each other, enjoy each other. But I bet you if I was at home seven o'clock every single night, we wouldn't do that. We just kind of sit and enjoy and like not really take for granted that we have that time with each other. I think the biggest thing to realize is just intention, man. Just be, that's my word for the rest of my life. Be intentional. Everything has to have intention. Like even when somebody brings something to me, I don't care what it is, I'm like, what's the intention behind it? I need everything has to have intention.  When you wake up in the day, what's your intention for the day? Yeah. You can't just wake up and go. What's your intention for the day, man? Did success change how much you cared about things? A hundred percent. A question of that. A thousand percent.  I'm just saying it's really interesting like how important like political issues and all this other kind of shit is. And then you get some success. Like in terms, when I mean success, I don't mean like Twitter followers. I mean like you have multi-millions of dollars. Yeah. Like some financial success where you're good.  You're like, do I want to get riled up and invested in that? No, no, no. I thought you were talking about just life, other things, but that stuff, no. It actually makes me care about it less. Yeah, less. You're like, you're like, you actually, I used to be in that little rat race where I'd care so much about this topic that was popular this week. And now I'm like, this is not going to be popular a week from now.  No. I don't know nothing and that's the way to go. But when you don't have anything else to rely on, you're like, oh, I got to care about this. It's like almost, it becomes like sports.  I'm caring who the Cowboys are playing this week.  It's football. Yeah. Like you start to realize like the politics, the what? You don't have a life. Your team is three and six. Of course. My team is six and two. I didn't even know my team is three and six. Exactly. You shouldn't. Yeah, I don't care. See how you just got red just now?  My Dallas Cowboys is six and two. We going to the Super Bowl. Cowboys are life, baby. Yeah. Of course. I don't know what you're talking about. You had me until you said that. But you know how like you're opting into the Cowboys? No. You're not from Dallas? You're not even from Texas? Didn't have a choice? You did have a choice. No. Yes, you did. My daddy.  My daddy.  I did. Until I made a cognitive decision not to. But my daddy tased the Marine on 9-11 at MetLife Stadium. Amazing. I know. During the Cowboys' Jets game. Amazing. Now you tell me you think I had a choice. Get something we stuck on that star. I call it cat.  Huh? Taylor. Taylor, Google that one. Taylor. Taylor. Google that one. Now I want to come up immediately. Exactly. Jesus. But you understand what I'm saying is like we choose the things that we want to get emotionally involved in. And I guess, I don't know, for some reason, like when I had less financial stability.  Way more, bro. Yeah.  And I'm asking you guys this because I wanted to make sure that this isn't my own thing and that this is a function of stability. It's like when you have your stability, you're less emotionally charged by these issues.  Nothing though, bro. So you never cared. But like, Charlie, you cared. I cared about what? You cared too.  No, I didn't really care. Early on you did. No, no, no. I never cared. I just didn't know no better.  I was trying to survive. So it's just like literally everything that was out there. Like, oh, I'm gonna talk about this. I'm gonna talk about this person. I'm gonna talk about that. I'm gonna talk about this. I'm gonna talk about this. I felt that was my job. You felt it was your job. I felt it was my job. And then you got some stability. Well, two things.  So you just violated it. And by the way, I see that now. So it's like, it's the craziest thing to imagine somebody trying to tell, tell me about you.  Somebody trying to tell you about you. That's all this era we're in now is. It's all of these people who don't know us from, don't know us other than what they hear on the microphones and literally trying to tell us about our personal life. And I think about it 10 years ago, that was me. I was trying to tell other people about them and who they are. So do you pretend to care about issues because you feel like that's the bridge to making it? I'm not saying there aren't still issues that bother me. No, I talk about issues now because I genuinely care about it. Exactly. But now I love doing my TV show. Like the stuff you see me talk about on my TV show, the stuff I want to talk about. Exactly.  Whereas before I would be engaged with it. Can't do it. That time. And I'm trying to understand what that is a function of. Are we getting old then? We understand what time. That's what I think it is. We appreciate time now. I think it is nothing. We never appreciate the time before. And you understand time is money.  You spent 12 hours on a movie set. In your mind, you're like, you know how much money 12 hours is? Yo, that's the thing. I'm paying to do the movie. Like if I got to cancel the show, which I did, like I'm paying them to do it. So now I'm looking at this in terms of like cost, was it time, cost analysis, whatever it is? Whereas just like, whereas, you know, I understand doing this thing could lead to other things that could provide security for, you know, my friends and family. It's an investment. It's an investment. 100%. It's an investment. Same thing with family. Like I feel like certain times you want to go do something on the weekend. I'm like, I got to fly over here to go do something. Yeah. And it's like, do I stay here with her? To invest in our family and future? Or invest in our family and future? Which one do you do? Yeah. Yeah. And she's going to want time naturally. And we want her to want time. Yeah. We don't ever want our girl to be like, don't hang out with me. Yeah, go ahead. Go ahead. Please. Please be away.  But we also have to be mature enough to go balance. Hey, I need to provide security for us. I need to go hit these comedy clubs during the week and work out new jokes so I could go on tour and do a whole new tour and continue building this fucking tour and do arenas so that we can live the life that we talk about and dream about. I need to do that. And that means I got to sacrifice time that I want to spend with you. Yes. We want to spend time with you too. Yeah. And the crazy part is, you know, we all act like we got time. You know what I'm saying? Like, you know, my plan is 50, I'm out.  You know, I run these companies from afar. You know what I mean? And like, you know, like be sitting on the money that I've made over the past decade or whatever and let the family do what they want. But the reason I want that is because I want to spend the rest of my life actually going to search for the meaning of life.  Like, I really do. Like, I'm not even joking when I say like, I really want to just practice my, I want to go live on an island somewhere and just like don't do anything but try to find that ultimate peace of mind. $20 million in the bank is a million dollars a year in interest. Can you live on a million dollars a year? Can I? Yeah. I'm just saying, if you can get 20 million in the bank. My lifestyle ain't, I don't do nothing. I'm not one of these guys. You don't see me in no Bentley. You don't see me in no Phantom.  You know what I mean? And by the way, this is what I talk about when I have these conversations about, you know, understanding business. Like, you know, you got so many people out here that's so pumped up about wanting to own a hundred percent of nothing, right? Instead of owning 50% of a multimillion dollar industry, right? So you know what I like? I like being able to provide opportunity and employment, you know what I mean? And let these major corporations that we partner with fit the bill. And in the meantime, we're building our own generational wealth. This company is fitting the bill. So it's like, that's what I'm here to do. So when you talk about living beyond your means, I don't live beyond my means. And the overhead is taking care of. That's good business to me. I'm just saying in terms of retirement, I always try to think about things like, how do you back into what you need? So if you know what you need to live on per year, let's say you want to live on $2 million a year and you know that you want to do that forever, then you know- You can easily do that. 40 million a year. Then you need 40 in the bank now.  I could live off five in the bank. You could live off five in the bank and what the interest of that would be. I go, yeah, hell yeah. What's 20% of 5 billion? Yo, we start throwing these numbers around, like numbers. 20% of 20,000. Like 200,000 times five. 230,000. You just make- 200, what? I think it's 250,000. It's 250,000? You creep? You creep? You creeps paid off? $250,000 a year, yeah.  Of course you could. Of course you could. There's no question that you can. There's things I got going on in my life right now that I'm going to see royalties and statements off forever. Yeah. Like the book business is great. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I'm talking about my own personal books. Yeah, yeah. Like forget the imprint. Like my own personal shook one in black privilege.  You know what I mean? And that started like immediately, right? So it's just like, whatever, God is good, man. I'm like, I'm not tripping off that.  Make sure the people around me are good. And if I'm doing everything I'm supposed to be doing now, everybody will be set up and we'll be fine. And you know, catch me on the island somewhere, man. Yeah. Straight up, ayahuasca. Yeah. That's what I'm aiming for. What do you think you're going to find? What do you mean? I don't know. I don't know. But I can't wait to do it. I can't wait to figure it out. Somebody just told me about shrooms and it said, they'd be so small. And it's like everything else is just so big. And I'm like. I want ayahuasca. I want to see that other dimension, bro. Even though I feel like I go in and out of the other dimensions now, I want to really feel it. That's not the same thing in the mushroom? Nah. Ayahuasca is a plant they put in the tea. I mean, you can put the mushrooms in the tea too, but I'm doing, I'm trying to do ayahuasca this year before the years over, bro. Do it, man. That's my goal. Ayahuasca. No, I don't know. I was curious in it, but I didn't need it. And like my whole feeling is like if I don't need it, if I don't, if I'm not yearning for it, if I'm not like really wanting it, then I don't want to push it because I don't know. The way I kind of look at life right now is like, I'm driving towards something and I'm using my anxiety and I'm using my insecurity as a furnace. Okay. Right? That's the engine. So it's like, that's the fuel for me to get what I desire. And then I think when I retire, I'm going to try to unlearn this life that I've learned to live, which is working all the time, grinding, striving for more, pushing myself. If you do it right now, you might get, you might be like...  Like I want to learn how to do nothing and enjoy that day. I don't know how to do that just yet. I fall apart, but I do one day want to be able to just sit on the beach and do nothing and feel like that was okay. Here's the thing, right? To your point, the reason I'm cool with that is because my something is empowering other people. Yeah. Right? So I like getting my Clarence Avon on. I like getting my Sean Jay-Z Carter on. Meaning like... Yeah. I don't... I'm gonna sit on that beach, but I'm okay, I might be the person that's the head of this company. But what if you did nothing? That is nothing to me. No, no, no, no. Being the head of a company is something. Are you okay enough with yourself where you can do nothing for anyone else and nothing for yourself in that day is still okay? Yeah. I don't know. That's a good question. Because it feels like you're paying... I answered that like you're in Rogers. I said, yeah, but then I was like, I'm immune to that. Yeah. I don't know. But you know what I'm saying? It feels like you're paying to debt. It's like, well, I feel... I can feel good about myself because I'm throwing out all these assists. But I want to get to the point where I can just feel good about myself sitting on this beach. And that'd be cool. That'd be okay. And just enjoying a nice cup of tea. I think we in a mode, man. I think we in a mode. And I was in New Orleans, and I was talking to an older guy. He was like, all my friends are dead. He said because they all stopped. And the way we move, I think if I slow down now, I'm only 38, my problems might be happening to me because I've been moving hard, been flying for years. No, that's true. I don't feel that way. I think... No, no, no. I think what he's saying is interesting. It's like oftentimes, old people stop working. They just die. I get it. I get it. But I think it's because they're not putting the work in to switch their brain. Their brain just gets miserable because they need the work, but they're no longer doing it. But like, what if they made their new goal to be able to just enjoy things in life, man? I think yoga. Yeah, yoga stuff probably do that great transition. That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying, man. Go swimming. That's right. And now we going on spiritual retreats and stuff like that. That's what we do. Yeah. Like literally, I'm all into that now. So 10 years from now, when I really phase out, it's a wrap. Bye. Yeah. Peace, God. Peace, God. Plus what we done did it by then. Like we done did... I really do feel like in the next decade. Like if y'all thought the last decade was dope, the next decade where every... Just think about where we started 10 years from now. Yeah. And think about where we are right now. Just think about the last couple of years, everything that we are positioning ourselves to do. And think about where we're going to be in the next 10. Yeah. Seriously. Think about that. I want everybody to just sit back and think about that. Just think about where do you think these guys are going to be in the next decade based off how they're positioning themselves now. Yeah. Position. Just think about it. Just think about it. Like the tortures. You think things change just like that? Yeah. I don't forget how y'all was talking about me last year. Mother fuckers.  They talk about me like that my whole life.  So that's what you're going to learn how to do. Forget. I don't forget. I said watch this. Okay, Taylor. As always, if you listen to this podcast, you think you're smart. You think you're intelligent. You think you're brilliant. You're absolutely right.   Thank you for listening.