I think it's like $90, something like that. And then, because if I would have got called to the airport with it, they would have let me go. Even though I was in the airport with it, I had to conceal, carry life. They would just been like, all right, go put your gun somewhere. What you need? What's one? You want this or some of this wax? Grab that one. Right here, both. What's up, big dog? Sometime. Say nothing, you ain't heard nothing, you don't know nothing. You made these bits? This is hard. Yeah, yeah, I need this. This one and that last one all day, every day. Really? That's all I do. It would be this big.  I can do it. Hope and pray. Put in the work.   I'm a little sad DC, but. Flatten your chips. I think we're the eighth. Well, since I felt like an asshole, that's what you're talking about. Getting hot on that last show.  I appreciate anybody who stole it from me. Turn it up.  Yeah, vegan shit, man. I don't know if it does. It was hand-meating. They got meat in it.  I'm just saying, they got vegan blood. Now, this right here, this some gas.  This some purple lair. Purple lair? Purple lair.   I ain't had no lair cushions. Oh, nice. It ain't the last. Yeah, that ain't no, that ain't no, uh. Ain't the dust there. I missed a little dutch. Y'all didn't, you still don't smoke yet. Life ain't hit you hard yet.  Howdy, bro. He got 20 Ws. 23. He got it. This 24 August.   You ain't the young nigga no more. Man, when we shot, when we shot, I had two niggas. 22. You were 22? Yeah. That wasn't that long ago. That wasn't even that long ago. No, that felt like I was 27. It was two years ago.  I'm in the grown yet. Say what? My boy is grown yet. I was going to be sagging to the floor. My boy is in the grown yet. Facts though, two names did it. Next stop, bro. Facts.  Really? Google it. Your hands there, bro? Yeah, that's why I opened it. That's why I feel like every week, like it's hard to get you got that mask over my ear. I'm like, damn, why does it feel like I'm real?  Hey, on my ear. And it feel tight. Like my mask keeps growing on my face. Real. Yeah, man. For real, you gotta make sure you keep some elasticity in your nut sack.  Oh, man. That's why you see old niggas and they sit down and they be like, hey, man.  Young niggas, they pop.  They're gonna bump. Oh, my boy's sent a sharp pain to your cerebral cortex. Yeah, I ain't going to lie, I scared myself. I thought my nuts was twisted. No. Yeah, I was like, hold on, this ain't.   These y'all ain't gotta grow up with old people, good boy. I don't know what it is about old people. They like to be naked at their house. What? What, my daddy? Hell no. Don't say it. On time I sit, he would sit in his recliner.   You hear me? Yes, sir. He let them bitches hang. I know you ain't lying because my granddad used to open the door and just draw. And you know, the worst part about that is them drawers did never fit my granddad. I think my granddad lived his whole life and never had a pair of drawers that fit him. My granddad for the biggest draw. It was huge.  What you want? It was huge. These drawers was big and stretched out. It looked like they were supposed to go over some. It looked like he was supposed to have a diaper on them. Then put them drawers on them. Those were the overdrawers. Overdrawers. And they were sagging along in every corner. That's what motivating me to work so hard is that I know. You was going to get through some drawers.  He never knew what size drawers he truly was so I ain't going to tell somebody else.  Is it that time? That's hilarious. Is it time? Hold on. Think it's time? That was time. It ain't time though.  Get on your lips. I'll be trying to roll the blood all smooth and sexy. But you can't because you got a block on your lips. Yeah. It's so fitting that we all were rolling in smoke and blunts right here. That's a good one, man. You know, we were all in how high? We definitely wore a gal high, too. And we broke numbers. And I fired this nigga. I had to let him go. Why you let him go? He had them hoes in there.  You know how them white folks is.   I'm the manager. He flexed all day on me. Plus, I had been telling him. He wasn't a good employee anymore. I'm glad you fired him. He bossed up on you. He got the benton on you. Drop top ain't that. And not only did he had the drop top, the nigga went in space. Exactly. Came out to screw you. I just didn't understand why he was still delivering food in the benton. He's had this done on you one time. I felt real. It was personal. It was real personal. Hey, man, welcome back to the 85 South Show. So I can do that. I can say welcome back before I actually say welcome. They get it. Well, you can say welcome back. We got a lot of minorities there watching. How would you, how would you say that? Welcome back to the 85 South. But we got one of our real play partners in here with us today, man. Yes, sir. A real eight-time nigga. This is my man. He really been doing his thing, though. You did him saying. He really been doing his thing. Underrated.   And I can hold it all the way among other stars. It's on the major label. Hey, man. He took my world by surprise and did it on his own terms. He ain't let up? I think he called himself a boat before he even had one. Yeah. Come on, man. This nigga got, you might know him as Lil Yachty. Mm-hmm. But you might know him as Lil Boat. Mm-hmm. Come on. The nigga cold like Minnesota.  Come on. You feel me? He done bossed up on us again.  Nail polish coming now. You got your own nail polish coming now. You on the sex. That mean anybody can wear it. That boy crazy. Hey, man. What y'all further do? Let's go for it.  Oh! I'm just trying to catch up. I don't know when y'all like recording. Not y'all. We been recording. Ain't no team got diamonds in it. Get in the grease, Lil Yachty. Y'all. Y'all. Y'all. This nigga crazy. I'm just trying to work. Work all I know. So I could play with him more. Ain't no tryin' y'all. Ain't no tryin' y'all. Are you doin' it? Shit, man. You did. Not only that. You gettin' in moves and producer. Ow! What's y'all? Producer title. The agreement. You want to jump into the ownership first, then? You did. So y'all know you been in the industry for a minute now.   Like, how does that, how does that hit you as, you know, one of the new generation performers and shit? Ain't got your business together. What we talkin' about?  All your career. Just bein' a young boss. Well, it's important, you know, first to know what you gettin' into.   Because they signed to Rich Nigger Records.  That's what you even thought about doin' it. Your brain, I own that. Nigger, I own your name. I do. Thank you. Thank you. Keep thinking. And while I get paid.  Charge that nigga smokin'. How many dollars you get? Three. Why not four? That's what we agreed on. I'm not a greedy man. I'm not greedy. I just want what I agreed to, baby. I'm not greedy. Now you signed to me for $6,500. You want me now? I want my music.    Hey, man. Hey, buddy. We got paperwork. I want my music. You want me to read a contract?  Hey, hey. You better not cut your hair. We own that hairstyle, too, baby. That ain't funny, man, bro. I want my music.   I got these crates there. You have $500. $6,500. Up, bro. That's crates. What do you think is the best, bro? Oh. These really sounding for some reason. For real, man.  But you know how it is. There's a lot of people out here that are just moving out of desperation, too.   It's unfortunate, bro. That's life. I want to tell you, my third deal, I have a son. I've heard my first deal. $2,500, and I need the nigga to pay the rest of my lawyer fee. How much of a lawyer fee? Oh, no. I just gave it to him.  I was like, look. I ain't got time to keep finding these niggas paying their pay the lawyer fees. You shouldn't have never mentioned that. They ain't going to watch this episode and be like, speak of the witch. I'm sure. It says impurper to it. A nigga that breached that contract got a thousand times. A nigga, I got out my contract and the judge was like, I could have went back and got my money back. What's your underage? I was scripted. What's your underage? I don't grow. I knew what I signed. But you know, the breach in the contract, it was already being breached, I just wasn't knowledgeable enough to know that I've been without my contract long time ago. That's crazy. You see, he was blessed. The rancher pops in the music business. No, my dad's a photographer. Oh, okay. But I mean, he shocked a lot of celebrities. Yeah.  I mean, about the music business. Oh, okay. I was just blessed with, you know, my mom was real business addict. And so she was real heavy. Once I got on, she quit. And then, you know, came on as my management team as my business manager. And she just, I always think we'll have someone who truly care about me look over everything. Yeah. All my business. What was that moment for you when it's like, I'm here. I have a ride. Now I'm in the music business. What you mean?  Uh, probably like, when I first, when I first, 2016, when I first signed my contract, I got to the penthouse at the Atlantic. Shit. And then the penthouse, I had the corner suite. And so you got whole west of Georgia on this side and then like, east of Georgia, I think. You know what I'm saying? Oh, I don't know. So I had, I could see Stone Mine. Now I can see all the way in Kennesaw. And my neighbor was Julio Jones and your dog. And I was 18 years old. And I think one night I was just taking a shower at this top, my bathroom at this, like, still in the floor, like, windows. And I was taking a shower. I had the lights off. And I was just looking out the window and I just saw the whole city. And it was just like, it was like, damn.  I'm here. You're blessed. Yeah. It was a moment when I was just like, damn, I really made it.  That ain't Christmas. My first Christmas as a celebrity, I, because my mother spent her whole life getting me gifts, me and my sister. I never had enough money to get enough. So first Christmas, I went crazy, like, spent like, quarter. All on her, you know what I'm saying? Everything was her. And that was like her first time getting gifts and shirts. Quarter million. She felt so special. And that was crazy. It was crazy. It was crazy. And then just to see her smile. I spent a QP. You posted? I brought my mama a crib. That's what it's all about, man. 100%. It's being able to change the whole, you know, projection of where your family name going. You feel me? Like. It felt good though. It felt good. Like you said, you was never able to do that. And it's not that you didn't want to do. Of course not. Of course not. I was just so in school.  You know what I'm saying? Not something like you knew, like I wanted to do this. Well, yeah, I mean, I'll probably say it. I was probably feeling obligated just because I gave her hell. That's what I mean. As a young nigga in school and outside, I gave her hell. You know what I'm saying? I worried her. I just was like, I ain't like school. Like I went like skipping now, but I just, you know, nicking school, jokes, laughing.  And she always stressed like, my mom's real like professional, so she wanted me to go to college super bad. So towards the end of senior year, I went really forward and it was stressing her out. She was going through it. So I felt good to be able to, you know, repay her for her. Did you finish? Huh? Did you finish? I didn't finish. I dropped out and started my career. I want to finish. Yeah, I want to get a psychology degree. Go back? Yeah. Hey, you rich now, just tell them, do a show and tell them to give you an honorary degree. Yeah. I want to, I want to do a degree. You want to do the work. Yeah, well, I want to, I just want to, I do want to learn like the ways of psychology. You know, of course the base classes, the base course is going to suck, you know, but. Psychology is actually very interesting. Yeah, extremely. Yeah. But what's your journey in music though? Because when you hit, you wasn't doing music at all. Nah, probably like, yeah. I would say, I mean, I dropped out of Alabama State and I think, uh, September and I signed my deal by, I put my first mixtape out of March and then I signed a deal by like April. A million dollar deal, so I was probably like six months in. Damn, so I had to get Buzz take off, like, you just went from dropping out, so you did graduate from high school? Oh, yeah, I graduated high school, yeah, yeah, yeah. And I went to college and I dropped out of college.   No, not for sure. All right, man, man. I got my degree.  I said, I think I went to school a little bit early, so I was younger than everybody in my class, so I told myself, like, I really wanna try my dream, see if I can achieve my goals, and I know I'm younger than everybody, so how about I take a year off, that way if it don't work, I come back, I'll still be the same age as everybody in my class. So I was like literally probably the youngest person in my class. I was 17 in college. Oh, yeah, you didn't even last wish. Yeah, no, I was 17 in my first year, so everybody else was 18, somewhere 19, so I was like, if I take a year off, I can come back and if I'm still in, I'll still be the same age as everybody. And it didn't take a year. It took six months. Before the law, Nick, you're smart ahead of me. Yeah, that's what I was saying. You was either smarter, you started school too soon. When I started school, just a little early, yeah.  Which of course back then, the chances were extremely slim.  That's what we don't get to next, man. You have the criticism better than a whole lot of rappers. Well, you know what it is?   So, my good always outweighs, and you know, the bad, you know, because I could be, I remember like, you know, just six years ago, so, and it could always be worse. Right. You should like, old niggas mad. Yeah. That was, that was, that was, that was, that was. And the craze, you know what it is? Not so long ago someone said to me like, have you ever had a hater that was doing better than you? No, never.  Right.  Like, think about it.   See, I never had that though.  Like, I say, I feel so, you can just be hating, because you doing good, you know? Because I don't bother anyone. You definitely don't. Ever. You know what I'm saying? People just feel the need to voice their opinion. For what reason? I don't know, but it doesn't bother me. I don't care, because life is what it is.   Now, you coming out of Alabama State, and it's every nigga dream. Because I remember when I dropped out of the foot valley, and I made a song, and I said, I don't feel the go, the music, won't that. Had a little booze, we're gonna go crazy. What you do for a fact? When you make this motherfucker tape, this is gonna be the one. I did not know that. Yeah, no, I didn't know that. I knew, like I had this, my plan was to build my name and likeness on social media before releasing music. You know, so like- Before you get into it, what happened in that time frame before you got to that? In that six months when you recording that, you know, after dropping out, what happened in your life that got you to that point to make that tape? Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.   This nigga got a sailboat. This nigga got a whole sailboat with the dock on it. You hear me? This motherfucker, get it out of the seat. This nigga just gonna keep revealing more jewelry. He gonna be like, oh yeah, it did this. He gonna have a shoulder bracelet. Got a shoulder bracelet. Basically what happened leading up to the tape that you released? That like after I graduated college or left college, I went back, I came back to Atlanta and I was sleeping on my friend's couch. You know what I'm saying? But I was sleeping one day and I saw a cockroach.  And I went back to my mama house. Ah! Roadscage, bro! He said on Hollywood Roads, he was on Hollywood Roads, so he was on- A Roadscage, bro! Yeah, that was a different Roads. It was on the one that was scared, right? It was on the bank head. Yeah, it was on Hollywood Roads. It was much different. It was much different over there. So I went back to my mama house and then I was just, so what I started doing was going on these parties. Like all these parties and events for all these people who had these following and like it was these photographers and just all the cool people was I was going. I was just really just hanging out, talking to people, vibing and just started building my name in the city like in the scene, the underground scene. Then I started releasing the music. Then my dad worked for Delta, so I had a buddy pass. So I was using that to my advantage. I would always go to LA, try and hang out with folks and get in the mix. I was really just trying to stay in the mix. And then when I finally had a little bit of butter, I started- They got their mix! We always talk about that, bro. Yeah. That mix. It's important. And you got, hey. What's over the clubs you was hitting like that? No, no clubs. It was more like house parties and like, because the scene that I grew up in, it was like, I don't know how to explain it.  But it wasn't like no clubs, because I was always under age. Yeah, that's true. Yeah. And that mix, man. Not simple. You gotta be in that mix, man. Being in the conversation, you do. Yeah. Like, yeah. It's easy. It's real easy to stay in the loop if you in the mix, you know what I'm saying?    And you just get labeled. Get lost in the south. You don't want to get labeled.  You be there. I don't know who you is, man. You season it. Right. We use this nigga for season. He season it. So let's jump shield, right? What's the acting act? That was cold, because his name Lil' Boat. Jump shield. Oh.  Am I in it? God damn. Okay. Okay. Jump shield. Jump shield. Here we go. Now check this out, right? Now, right away. Y'all with me? Go ahead. Come on, one more. One more, one more. Let me think of it. We on there. We on there. We on there. We on there. Hold on. I see what you're saying. Let's go. Let's go. Come on, check this out. Try any metaphors today. We on there. Hey man, hold on.  You a silent killer. You a silent killer. They on the starboard side. Hey man, let's get back to business. We right this way. All right, let's go. Let's go. So check this out, right? Now, how, how to, even though it was a lot of, you know, like you said, the negative activity that he was facing, we never brought that to the scene. And I always wanted to say it to you because a lot of people ask me. And by how was it working with Lil Yachty for how, how to, you know, say this to your face? Like I tell everybody else, I say, you know what, he can't even play. You feel me? Our characters were different. He made sure he did him so well that all I had to do was just do me. Like I didn't never, and now they on set, I never felt like I was in it by myself or I was trying to do anything. I felt like, well, I see Yachty, let go the work, y'all. And every time we went on set, man, it was just like, it was magic. Yeah. You feel what I'm saying? So I had to let you know about it. You did what I'm saying? No, I didn't. You said that. You know what I'm saying? He actually did that thing. Like when he was acting, it was his character. I never seen Lil Yachty.  Yachty had a good time. That was fun.  And we also broke Rucker. Yeah, we did. MTV Saturday, most high Jesus. Right. You did what I'm saying. How high two. That's what I'm talking about. Motherfucker play. You seen that Motherfucker? Yeah, man, we had a couple scenes. You broke that beat down? Yeah, man.   Got hanged, lost the chief.   That's not a good hit.  I mean, I'm no scientist. It makes sense. So have you ever heard of, you ever heard anybody talk about like, saying like that, we live in a simulation? Yeah. Lesson like, matrix type shit? Well, not necessarily, but like, almost as if like, the world we lived in was, was being controlled by somebody else. Because you know, when you think about this universe and these galaxies, like Earth is so small compared to other planets and other galaxies and then other, the Milky Way and all that, all that other stuff. I'm talking about, we like a circle. Well, you know, it's just conversations.  Bro, if you think about it, I'll call it a simulation.  We just evolved into this. It could have been an ant.  Yeah. Wait, huh? Who would have said that we wouldn't mind, really? It could have been a roach, because that's life too.  This could all just be a thought that somebody else is having. Right now? Like, we're living in somebody's mind right now. We could be a brain in a jar on a shelf in the basement. That's going crazy. That's moving it. No. What's going on?  You need electricity?  Because, you know, some of us need light.  That's what these lamps are for. Your spirit. Your soul. Your spirit means. Everybody lose a little bit of weight when they die. You think this is a simulation? That's your soul, everybody. What? Bring that back. Bring that back. This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp and 85,000 listeners. Get 10% off their first month at betterhelp.com slash 85 South. Hey, Clayton English. 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So like your spirit leave your body, you lighter than with your spirit in it. Hell, the dead body, I'm all for the heavy. Yeah, because it's dead weight. But what I'm saying is, it's losing like. I'm like, I'm all for the heavy. We didn't leave it but I'm all for the heavy. I see why a lot of you niggas get fouled on the road, man. Dead weight. Niggas like 1,000 pounds, man. You don't think it's the same relation? Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. You can't even beat that nigga? Nah, I don't know. I don't know. That's hard to tell. I really start, when I start questioning what's going on in the world, it get a little difficult, you know what I'm saying? I believe in energies. And I believe in when you call it on a spiritual level, when you know people ain't right.  I'ma just say that right now. I'm so fine.   So it's like a lot of people be fine with shit, and it's on you to figure out how strong can you be to just fight whatever you're fighting. And accept other people as they're battling. Yeah. Because everyone you meet, someone is battling something. I'm not saying they're just so deep. They just battling something. You feel me? Right, when they go back to what he's saying though, you're gonna keep in mind everybody's battling something because we all reacting to a set of circumstances and a certain set of choices. Like a set of choices that we live in ourselves. Exactly. But everybody's not seeing this. We're all not in the same place at the same time. So everybody come in contact with people. You don't know how much of this simulation of life that they have been enticed by or have encountered. Right, right, right.   So it come down to what you believe. Right. And what you stand on too. What you believe and what you have experienced. Because, amen.  Right. But what keeps you motivated and level-headed is what I can say.  Oh, we done. We in the simulation. I don't know if y'all not making no sense. We in the simulation. You got to stick with us. We in the simulation. No, we just said. Take me as if you said, it's a simulation, right? But the simulation is people responding to these other people that we don't know have seen. But that's not what I meant, though. What you mean? I'm talking about like literally like how you play Grand Theft or you control those things. So it's another nigga being me right now, like he. We don't know if it's a nigga or if it's a god or some eternal energy. Or we don't, you know what I'm saying? I'm not saying it's possible. I'm not saying it's true. I'm just saying the possibility. I didn't believe. I didn't believe. What is the word? Monotheistic? That's it when you believe in one guy? I don't know. I think that's it. Monotheistic. I sent an ask out a different question. If the opportunity came, right? And they said you could freeze yourself, you know? And then come out. 20 years, like 40 years later? I could hide it 200 years later. I don't want to free myself. I don't want to play right now. I'm straight, I'm straight. Keep me here.  The time is up.   All right, now we're at 205. How much money you got? You considering freezing yourself? No, no, no.  When you can't even beat it?  Those kinds of, I call it kind of like greedy. Like you should live your life expectancy and then, you know, whatever happens after, happens after. But some people are greedy to the point where they want to try and they live forever or live into the future. See, that's when I feel like that's when people will be trying to play with. Exactly. Like with your father. So it's like, you just got to live for whatever. Even if you feel like this is a game, you're in this game. There's no start over. You don't know how, what might happen. So even the expectation of curiosity can kill the mind. For sure.  You see what I'm saying? So your faith and belief disappear and it only just becomes your idea that you're now trying to formulate into reality. Right. Drive you crazy. Yeah. And you can't let that happen. That's the part about going crazy though. Like what if their motherfuckers is right?  Well, you know the eyes can only see so much. Like the human eye can only only see so much.  Like right now in this room that our eye cannot catch. Like the eye is not like capable of seeing. You know what I'm saying? Like energy, you can see energy. You know what I'm saying? Like we can't but like it's there.  Like oxygen, you can see it but you can't see it. Exactly. But it's but it could be visible. Like say if there was a different extraterrestrial life form. Like who was even the one who told you that there's oxygen that we're breathing? Who is capable to say that that's is that? That's how high I am. What? I agree with everything.  I'm waiting to see where we're going.   I'm cutting like I can't really agree with that. No, I agree with everything. I'm like, they are all right. No, I'm done. It's all of these things at once. See if you respect everybody's perception and you just take heed into what they're coming from, you will understand why they got the perception. They got the perception. We'd be too big to be like, see y'all see how you got that. This would be the perfect time to ask. We'd be too big to try to disagree. Tell me about your nail polishing.  Well, because I don't feel like there's any nail paint specifically for men, you know what I'm saying? Or more of, I agree. Yeah, and there's a reason for that. Well, see the thing is, I feel like people should be able to do whatever they want to do.  There's no option. Yeah, you know what I'm saying?  Like, why not? If I got the power to make my own nail paint, why not? You know what I'm saying? Like, how can I lose?  You do what you want to do, be creative. It ain't even about being creative, it's just about doing what you want to do. You know what I'm saying? Like, you only have one life, you know what I'm saying? That we know of so far. Why would I confine my life to please others? Right, right. It's crazy, you know? Like, regardless of someone else's opinion, you know what I'm saying? And that's nothing.  Yeah, yeah, right. That's what this whole show is about. But people do it to this day, you know? And we are doing it, and subconsciously we are doing it. Because we always wear this for hours or four, half a second, we see something lying. We say something by it, it keeps crawling.  People think their opinion is valuable. Yeah, you know, and it's crazy. That's what I'm just saying, you don't like it, you don't like it, you can't go on. You ain't got to speak on it. I don't even care, at this point I don't even care, you know what I'm saying? Like, people go on, because I realize that it's free to talk, it don't cost. So people gonna continue to always do it, regardless.  You need the family to get it right. Yeah, feed the whole family. Always have, you know?   They were smart and diverse.   You didn't even went out like that. It wasn't interesting.  Like, my dad loved Object 3000, you know what I'm saying? Myocast and he was, he did whatever he wanted to do. He expressed himself however, he dressed however, so.  The people who free to live, they like, you look at all the people who, people admiring, like, when, you know, that's gonna be remembered forever and the legends, that's exactly what they do. They push boundaries, man.  I mean, they challenged, they said it's quote. Be free, it's beauty. So look, if you, if your girl, I just wanna know what y'all think about this.  Nope. That's not cheating. I know she ain't got what she want.  I know she ain't got a chip out there. That's eating, she went out in the eatin', she went out for takeout. I feel like, I feel like that's cleaning the cat. So do you feel like she need to tell you? She said, I'll let you out. She need to tell you? No. She don't. She ain't got to tell me that. She ain't got to tell me that. What did she look like? She freaky. I don't know.  Bitch! Get in the car!  Get in the car! Get in the car!  Man, you gotta, if your girl the freak like that, you gotta accept whoever you dinner with, man.  You gotta try to change motherfuckers, man. Like, you can't ignore the red flags. Like, motherfuckers show up, and they are who they are. They gon' be who they be. They gon' be who they be. Well, you gotta respect them size, man. Yeah, man. Don't overlook them size.   Ain't no such thing. Cheating. What you cheating on me about? Cheating. Cheating on me? What did I win? But check this out. What game are we playing? What game are we playing?   It's attached to her.  Your name ain't even on it paperwork. Okay?  Bruh, you can't do that.     Because that ain't happening. That ain't affecting none of your kind. Are you saying it's okay to cheat? I'm saying it.   Free spirit.  Yeah.   It's got to be free range. Drive a cushion. Drive a cushion. You got to keep in mind to sit it up. That's 5G network. You want to put it up here. 5G network. The pussy got to be free to go wherever it may. Look, pussy is the bonus if you think about it. I'm for sure.  You're dealing with the person more than the pussy. Right. Now getting the pussy was just the bonus.  She didn't. It's a gift. Right. That's why it's given. That's why it's called a present. It ain't yours. Right. When you feel some type of way when your girl falls on mine, you have an attachment to that pussy.  And take care of her. See, that's called obligation. Right. Ain't nobody told you to do all that.   Cause you put it on the pedestal. No. That pussy I already had it in the scene now. Now a nigga set his own standards. Registered.  A lot.  Cause you can't own it. That's called walking in real estate.  She's the sole proprietor. Recession proof. Location, location, location. Recession proof. Yo, yo, y'all niggas are crazy. No, man. Doing this pandemic.  I'm telling you. Pussy gonna sell when cotton yum.  Come on. Pee, pee, pee. That's what we doing now. Out here presenting for some future.  Somebody.   She gave me that up. You're not gonna feel successful.  He said, what if you paying all her bills?   That's crazy.   I'm not calling them bitches.  You see what I'm with? I'm with it. They not for everybody. Give it to them. They for who they want to be for.    Give it it up. Right now.  Oh, you cheating on me? Really? She can do it. Mr. Bob, do what you think. I'm sorry, son. Pussy ain't no feelings behind it.    That's why it's called a game. Give it it up.  Why ain't y'all a little spit on it? You know it's all in the good side. Exactly.  You hit the show right now.    Sneak it, exact. You paying a bill. Sneak it and freak it.  That's the coldest part of the game, y'all.   Cheek it it up, ooh, yeah. Now you can do with this information what you must do, but just know that the game is cold. Ooh, yeah. Pussy is the one player. Dick is the second controller. Dick is just a volunteer. I'm telling you, Pussy going to win most of the time. She giving it up.  That's all he gave us. He basically gave us a stick and was like, hit something. Hit something, stick something. Hit something, stick something. She giving it up?  You know, you're 23. I'm 38. I'm 29.  It don't matter what you do. It don't matter what you don't do. Don't pay all our bills. You can show up and be 9 tenths of the nigga that she was. You know who it ended up getting that with? Tom. That nigga who doing that one 10 that you can't do? Tom. You paying her bills. You to change this bitch's life. Tom.  Then work at chambers. He ain't got to do nothing. Can't that nigga work at checkers? 23. She met him at the track through.  Nigga know how to sing too. He's like, you know what I'm saying? You at the checkers. I'm telling you 20. You giving it up? You can listen up on some pussy. It's the nigga doing everything that she want done. But he don't listen. She met him at the track through.  It was late. It was around 2. What she doing DC?  Work at chambers. He can sing. He be like, check this out. I don't know what Tom was. You playing Tom. So every chick you deal with moving forward. Going to know more about you than you ever know about us. That's crazy. That's facts. She know about your sneaker deal. You like this, man. That was a long time ago. She giving it up. Stay away from the industry chicks. They call industry chicks for a reason. I'm sorry. That's why we take action. I can't bring you here.    Yeah, good show.  You say something, then you'll start losing value. Yeah, that's real.    And they a whole whole out here.  I'm like, yes, I have you. What she do? She giving it up.  And here I come, I'm giving it up. Don't believe that. Don't never believe that. She's ugly. That's the cap. So she was like a version of her lordly. No, she wasn't.  Don't ever believe. Ain't no such thing as looking. If you alive, you're in the game. Everybody in this motherfucker, it don't matter what you look like. Right. I'm telling you.  I don't hit a lot of creatures. What you was doing? I was giving it up. I was worried about a body count. I was like, I can't do, mama, listen to me. We can't do that. Hey, man, beauty is subjected to the motherfucking dope. I can't feel.   No, not what. You might like when you become famous.   Yeah, but it's the same time also when you become famous. When you become famous, you start knowing how people, you will know how somebody really feels.  You'll never know at that point. I'm saying it's turning you into whatever you want to be. That's the game, though. Yeah, that's for yourself.  Because you got to look at it from the other side, though. Why what? You can't be paying the bills. You say you- Of course, I never said I was paying the bills. Oh, I thought you said you paid all the bills. I said I was asking if you pay some bills and they did it. Don't stay here on the tight of digitization. You see, that's the thing.   It's some actions out here, bro. Trying to get that in gold. Trying to get that in gold for someone.  I heard that. Are you trying to implode if you're after me for money? Hey, man. Hey, cat, I'm tight. I'm like, I'll be with another brother when you do. But see, that's the thing, though. That's not exclusive to being famous, though. You know, the one thing that women crave is security. And now if you a dope dealer, he got the same problems as a famous nigga. He famous in his hood, so everybody he come in contact with. Yeah, but that's still fame. I mean, brother, it's a fame on a worldwide level or a local level, famous fame. Exactly. I feel like vibe is everything, though. Do you care, though?  Nah, I haven't been there. I give a couple of a lot of them.   And once you're famous.  Well, it depends what kind of relationship you talk about.  Really?  Yeah, you wonder about it, but it also put you in another category, too.  It's a fame level. You know what I'm saying?  Guys, guys, where's the confidence, bro? Your hoes are your hoes. She is. OK. See, all of them.  That's not what I said. I never said that. And that's the selfishness of the whole situation.  That's what I'm saying. I don't be trippin'.   I can see you out, and you can be with somebody, and I ain't feelin' to be wantin' to be on the other side of the life. Not for sure. Not for sure. That's the trick.   If you want, if you want her to be exclusive, you gotta be exclusive. That's not it. You got a lot more to give up than some, some of these, you know, women that you might want to be in a relationship for. You gonna be married? You got a lot more to risk. I don't know, I'm 23. I'm about to say something, but you're 23. Well, if I can tell you right now, your twin's gonna be in my last year in the 20s, so please live with me. Be smart. They said, Paul, you just on that nail.  But just know, keep the money though. Keep the money coming. Keep it coming.   It's a facade. Yeah. But enjoy it too.   Can you turn up on me for a minute? For real? I feel like you enjoy it though. I feel like, you know... I'm gonna be true to it.   Hey, Chris, the Swarovski, Chris.  Come on, man. Heard the niggas say it. No, wait.  This nigga got an ice stout. Motherfuckin' hash stout, man. I don't know.  What is your niggas out here going for? On a polygenically, what you call that? Shit no niggas. All right, you gotta live life though. Whether I was famous, rich, famous, I'm still gonna live life. Make the most of it because you only got one. That's it. You gotta enjoy it. Well, my boy, you can have multiple lives. Don't let these people talk to you like that. I've lived thousands of lives. I've been this nigga and that nigga. I've been our nigga. Our nigga. The our nigga. Here, there, everywhere. I was outside and cashed money records to build a. I was a New Limit soldier. You were, you were a New Limit soldier. I was boys in the hood. I was soldier-ass. I kept hoes, slammed Cadillac doors. I was in the U-Tank. Done it all. I'm the lost member of the Outcast. And in the Dungeon family, I have signed to Rappelot records. I know Jay Prince. You know Jay Prince? Man, you have thousands of lives. That's what I'm saying. It's moments like that, man.  You definitely live your life, man. I saw that nigga, Rick James.   You got to overlook that part. OK, so what do you say?    No, I'm sure. So what you got new coming out, man?   Well, I just dropped Mixtape a week ago. Mr. Boy Boat. Wake up. Wake up. Mr. Boy Boat. Yeah, Mr. Boy Boat, my nail, paint, pen, job. What's the land called? Creep. Yeah, I'm about to do a frozen pizza in our grocery store in New York. Frozen pizza? Yeah. Oh, crazy. Oh, look.  Well, we're still trying. That's the last thing working on a man and a logo, but I can buy something for the hood. Nah, for sure. Nah, we can pull it out. Passing things out. I don't know what I'm saying.   Oh, look. I'm going to pitch you right now. You just call them bitches.    Got to be the slow one. I'm a sell these bitches. You know they're going to go because I'm a sell these bitches. Like in a sale boat. That's how it all goes. Oh, it's selling. Selling. Come on, bro. You got to be fast. Got to be fast. All the white people looking like, all right. All right. All right. You're going to wear a little yacht. They won't even call them yachts. I got jet skis. I need to buy a boat. There you go. You got to buy a boat. A little one. Yeah. I'm with the boat show. Let me buy your boat. Let me buy your boat. Let me be the man with your boat. You want to broker it.  I'm going to buy it. No, that's too big. It's too big. That's a lot. Oh, all right. I'm trying to see what you pay for it. 300,000? You going crazy. Where your is going? I don't know where. That's 400,000. I see all that. I got 400,000 in the air right now. You know the better question. That's the boat. That's the boat. How many people have tried to sell you a boat? A lot of people have tried to take me on a boat. You ever been on a shrimp and boat? Oh, what? What? Shrimp and boat. I don't know. You guys can't shrimp on that boat. It's been on a real big boat. Let's do it. Yeah, people always try to take me on boats. I ain't scared. Nah, I ain't a fan of it. I ain't scared of it.  Nah, I'm not a big fan of boats. Bro, you gotta throw a party. 10 o'clock, everybody's got to come out. It's on the boat. They lit. Why would they want to be on a boat? What they can't see is not out. That's the whole point of having this boat party. That's what I'm talking about, though. My boy Loose on that shit, man. No, that's what we did, a special screening process. How many ladies would like to be on a boat? They take us out about 10, 30 to 12 o'clock. We're going out in the water. Ain't nobody going to see your titties but the people who are on the boat. And then at 6 o'clock, we're going to pull them downstairs and be like, So how y'all feel about the people on the boat? 10 o'clock titties is happening. Okay, okay! Bartender got the shots upstairs. Loose what they say. Fellas, we're in business. They're not disappointed in any of us tonight. 10 o'clock titties is happening. I'm not saying it's going to happen all the time. I'm liking this, I'm liking this little...  We've been paying him for the weekend. He's going to take us kind of over in this little spot where it's kind of just us.  Then about 10 o'clock, we're going to grab some steaks. There's some titties coming out. Smoke some mode. Titties is out. Titties out. Titties out. We got a DJ. Right. So it's kind of like a vibe. It's a lady DJ and her titties out. Her titties out. We're not trying to sway you in any direction. You're slow.  They call you boys, man.  There ain't nobody judging. Nothing. It's going to be a few. There was bulk. But natural titties is more than welcome. They mom and dad is in there. They steal. They steal.    You know what I'm saying?  He don't speak at all. He ain't captain. He is.  Titties out. You keep your eye on the goddamn water, man. You're going to run us into a barge. You don't look.  It's intelligence and conversation.  You're going to be driving, though. Yeah. You're driving with your titties in the water. You guys are my deep-eyed friends. Sure. Both of them are to be lit. You got everything.  Right.  Think of how many black men going to live on this earth that ain't going to get to do that. That ain't going to have the option to.  The option. Hennessy.  I don't know. That Hen Dog. Woo.  They come out right here. Man, you put some niggas on the boat with some Hennessy.  No, no, no, no, no. I found that out.  On the boat? You got some Peter Bunny jelly. See? How you saying that?  They'll cook some bruffle.  I ain't never had Hennessy. You never had Hennessy. What you drink? I never been drunk. I don't drink either. What you drink? You don't drink nothing? I've never been drunk. Don't get drunk. Nah, man. Stay yourself. If that ain't your bag, don't get it. Don't start.   Don't start.   Or ain't been drinking. And then they drink when they with you.    Come on.  Who in?  I just drunk once a year. You get drunk once a year? Yeah. You get angry. About once a year.   From the Mississippi Valley to the mother fucker to the hurricane.   And I got a motherfucking car. Don't touch me.  Man, it ain't even like that. She be like, She be moving way too fast. You don't do too much.  I'm blue. You got a little crazy, man. My boy crazy, man.  You go crazy. I see that nigga angry at the airport. So we got stuck. My boy came crazy. He hoffing. Trying to blame it on the whole world. Ain't nothing for four black folks on the plane. I know who it is. Y'all trying to keep her trapped here. Man, no motherfuckers. They stopped the plane. It was like, take it out.  My boy went crazy.  He from Mississippi, so y'all got to understand. It's a certain...   That boy turned into a whole other myth. Not me. I ain't doing one. Let me ask you something, man. How do you deal with... How do you deal with people asking for stuff?  I'm like one of them people where they know. They be like, I'm finna go ask them. Nah.    You need the money or you need to double up or triple up or do something with, because I don't have burn money to just free willy-nilly.  Nothing. Zero dollars. And I remember I had to find a way. You feel what I'm saying? So it's like, all I do is put my niggas in a position where they can have me for the rest of their life where I'm like, I can show you how to get some money.  Show me how to cook, because I know that was the way of the game. I mean, I'm just teaching a nigga what's happening.  Teach me how to cook. I'm gonna stand over the pot and I'm gonna show me how to cook. But a nigga want you to cook for them, make the plate for them. Here you go. Here, sit down, eat, and then not really coming up with another obligation or another circumstance for y'all to double up some money. You just ride in the wave. We are grown now. No more friends. We grown. We was gonna fade out anyway. We're trying to business partners. Oh, because I don't need nobody to hang with you. We just smoke a blunt whip. All my partners, we handling business. I want to see, you got kids.  So it's like, you do something. Because I didn't motivate me. You feel me? So let's work. You feel me? So it don't matter what they put niggas in.  I don't split up a bag. Don't ever load a nigga more money and it gets to the point. You ever fell out with family over money? Yeah. I ain't never fell out with family over money. I don't put niggas in business.  So you got a house. Everything else for you to get out.   Just let them have it.  And I gave you that. And now you're trying to play me like that, wouldn't that? Well, you take that, but just know. And that's it. I'm not about to argue with you.  Just know that whatever we fell out about you're not because I did you wrong because you did me wrong. Good riddance and just know you will need me before I need you again. Rule number one. Don't lend it back if you want it back. Don't lend it if you want it back. Don't lend it. Don't lend it if you want it back.  You still split that with them. Just because that's your brother. So you should expect them not to give back. That's the word. What if that's the end of your money and you really just split in your last with your somebody? No, that's what you said.  What if they tell you they're going to give it back to you? That's how they got it.  Because we hustlers. I'm a hustler. When nigga know me, I'm a hustler at heart. That was what I said you you. Word. You did. So it was like I was one of the niggas that always needed a boost.  I don't need a boost.   So when you get the boost you got to take off.  Hustling is discipline.   Man stop calling my phone.  One thing about hustling is what you have to do.  Or your hustle is pointless. Like if you hustling just because you like to be hustling then you ain't stacking a little bread to stop from hustling. That defeats the purpose.   I spent $250 the biggest ever I ever spent on anything. I was so tight. Niggas know me legend when you doing fake clothes. You hear me? Why would you go spend $100 for Apple One and they sell it for $200? Metropolitan. You tripping. You feel me? But when I broke out of that mindset and started getting some money I got up and I was like damn I'm in the mirror right? I had to rock both of them.  I work for them.  It was on and phew. Niggas I was so toned of beans and I was stacking and pushing it up. I only kept ones in my pocket. That's why I still to today I'm motivated about one. I hold about $300, $400 worth of ones even though I can but I want to turn these. These one is in my hand. You see what I'm saying? Gotta have a vision. If your hustle become your job you're doing it wrong. Say so sometime too. It's okay.  You 23 right now so you get grown and start having responsibility. I feel old.  It ain't about you no more. I ain't hustling for myself but now I got a hustle for me.  I gotta make sure we'll never go back to what we came here for. So it's like the responsibility that I got. I gotta make sure I got it underneath the bag. And people gotta understand you got a family too. Yeah. People don't think it like that sometimes. When you're famous.    That's the first thing in black man financial literacy. I can have 20 trillion. If a nigga asks me, I don't have it. I don't have it. 20 trillion. I don't have it. I have nothing. What? I don't have a buck on me. You hit him with the money. You hit him with the money. What money baby?  Think about it. They saying that to divide us. I have nothing. I'm going to be the boss when I have nothing. If I had money, I'm begging. Hey brother. Y'all know I got this candle thing right? You got this candle thing. I'm not giving away that thing. Y'all say no bro. You'll see. You got to say no. Yeah man, no goddamn.   I ain't giving away my money because I work for it. Money life change. Even if you want to give somebody like 50,000.  They don't even understand. They like this change. You blow that knife. Let me tell you something. Okay, check this out. Y'all really from the screen bro. You just can't blow that type of money. You crazy.  Oh no, that's the fact. They don't know what to do with it. They don't have the money that you get.  You know what I'm saying? How they going to teach us what to do with money if they ain't had no money. This first generation money man. Exactly. That's the part about it. It's protecting us. What happened nigga? Light burning. Oh, it ain't under light burning. These niggas got together who knew what was going on and was like what?  Hey y'all, what's going on? The bill is on fire. Keep rolling.  Financial literacy. Let's go, let's go.   I'm really big on teaching. Me too. I like to teach. I teach you before I just give it to you. Right, I feel like nigga don't understand now that you can take that with you. It's work more. It's way work more. That's just like if a nigga would have taught me how to cook. Me knowing how to cook is a survival tactic that I can always cook up and do. Why you gotta listen to Jay-Z? You feel what I'm saying? Because he already said it. Give him money to eat next week. He's broke. That's real. Well whatever profession I got going on I just tag, I just said look you gotta always have a job with that. You feel me? You don't tell jokes. So you gotta figure out, but I'm here with you. Now, and guess what I'm doing? I'm invested. Put your money in the stocks.  I'm showing you how to get a bag.  So you can always stay in the loop. You feel me?  And he not putting you up on a game Yeah. Not saying you're supposed to tell you everything but he's supposed to let you know what's going on. And that's the blessing though, man.  How long you can stay right there and get it.   Or to work it. Because sometimes it ain't a hustle. You can put a motherfucker in a position. You said this what you wanted to do. Why? Okay. I bet.  Because you earn reliable. We gotta also learn how to network. The mouth is a reliable source. The most powerful man is the person with the most resources. So if you can't make a phone call you're useless. You feel me? If you can't put a play together you're useless. I'm saying, what value do you hold even to your own profession?  And if you can't even make a phone call to expand your brand you're doing some wrong. That's real.  It's important people in this motherfucker. Yeah. Like how you said you went to all them parties to network, you navigated. You went where they was popping. You went where what was going on and you made yourself useful in saying what's happening, what's your name what you got to offer. My name's so-and-so, what up. Maybe one day we can network. Not knowing no buggy niggas I always be trying to nod because you know you serious about your business. Right. You got, that's the real humbling part about it. There's a lot of motherfuckers like that just post stuff and be like I'm important too. You made yourself known? That's one of those things about business that a lot of people ain't never going to succeed at. Everybody ain't supposed to be in position. Because you know that's the one thing the critical skill is knowing how to communicate with different walks of people. We're comedians. We don't know who's going to show up to our show. We can walk out there and it'll be sold out.  Right. But this is the thing I have on that step up where I say I only want to say that everybody ain't supposed to. Everybody has the ability to tap it to their leadership quality if I want to say it. Everybody don't have it. But it's on you to find out what your great act. It's something like we can be comedians and we can do our thing. But I got a partner that's crazy to take world. That's something you blessed at. That's something that I know that you hold value in. That how you look at me over here in the stand-up. I look at you in the tech world as this gigantic superstar. You feel what I'm saying? So it's like this is something you great at. And I just like being around motherfuckers that don't mind giving off information because they love it. Because that's how we was in the community or anywhere. However we build our promise land that's how the community is built. Oh yeah, we got dollars. Oh yeah, we got accountants. Oh yeah, we got lawyers. Oh yeah, we got this. Oh yeah, we got that. Man, we got this. Man. What are you talking to? Strength is in the network. How's it go? You were talking about the financial literacy, man.  As far as what? Managing and keeping it.  I have to go through that. I came in the game at 18, 17. I came at 17, got my first me and my deal at 18, you know what I'm saying? Had never had any money before then.  But thankfully I caught on quick and I got bored with like materialistic things. I was like learning to devalue lots of materialistic things. At first I used to value like 15 chains and watching. I used to have eight cars. Eight? Eight cars. Are you selling any? You know? You only want one. I get the other seven. I was 19. So I was 19 years old. It taught me to just devalue everything.  I felt like I had to have, you know? And so now I'm still so young and I still got a long career ahead of myself. I now know how to move, you know. It's not as important to me to go blow six figures on a bracelet. You know, something like that.  Over here, damn! Before you was like, I didn't need this.  I didn't... 20 and everything? Yeah. You should have came up here earlier, bro. Nah, I haven't. You would have came up here earlier and you would have still handed 15. You know what it is for me? It's not about word and mouth to me. It's literally about to expect experiences. You know what I'm saying? Like losing, I done lost millions of dollars worth of jewelry to the point where I'm like, man, I don't care about this no more.  You know what I'm saying? Yeah, you know what I'm saying? She's like, come to Orange World. Kept buying cars. Letting my homies drive my cars.  I wanted all my friends to like experience it with me some kind of way. Yeah, they cannot ride with you. We'll see. I had too many. I couldn't drive my cars at once. But then they started wrecking them. So they're like, all right. I got something to tell you. Wait, wait. No, listen.   I just negotiated a boat. Everybody ain't supposed to be in position.  This is a Honda Accord friend. Right, he got fees for Honda Accord. This ain't no Honda Accord friend.  He used to, right. How you saying that wrong with Shannon's friends? They don't be rich. No, that's a fact. I feel like people never respect something that they didn't have to work for. That's what I'm trying to tell you. He's like, man, I've been in the Lambo before. Just wait. My cubs are really one of these in Miami. Who?  Yeah, my cubs are having one of these in Miami. Here we go. My cubs are having one of these in Miami. One of these motherfucking words. Which button? What are these bitches doing? Hold on a minute. Hold on a minute. I don't know what I said.  It got a peel of air, but I think I don't wear low up, though. I don't wear low up here. I don't think I'm going to tell that.  I think you know what I'm saying, man.  I don't need all this, man. Hey, man. I'm trying to start that motherfucker back. I had it on. Now, we on E. We should... Man, that's what I be trying to... But see, I just made sure that my niggas are out here just getting some money. If I always didn't preach there, I'd be like, look, listen. It don't matter what you're doing, bro.  Whatever you think you're facing, we grown. We almost 30.  I'm 30. It's right.  So what we got to do is go hard every day. Learn how to just stack the paper. Stay out the way.  Bust a left. Don't go right, bust a left. You dig what I'm saying? And just stay consistent every day because at the end of the day, I got to go 10-D jokes. We got to continue doing this podcast. Everything is a continuing process.  You stop in the ground. Ain't no way you can stop in the ground. To build anything from the ground up. And then you really came from the slums. And then you really came from nothing.  Everybody believed it. What? Everybody your cousin. Everybody love you the most. Everybody knew you was gonna make it. They didn't know it then. My sister called me a junkie. When I was four, she was like, every time I come up here, you just be in a junkie. I said, damn.  But I said, we ain't done. I got money in my pocket. No. I don't remember.   You just like, paint these bitches. What's wrong with you all, boys? Paint these motherfuckers. If I ran through $20 million, I would have some of the coldest stores. Look, it's me and 20 naked bitches on the boat. 10 o'clock. N***a. I had a motherfucking ice sculpture. You feel me?  Underground. Pulled up on an island. Monkeys. Yeah, n***a. Monkeys.   Banana leaves. Pulled straight up out the ground into banana leaves. Then the natives pull up. Everybody, they get their feet rubbed with this rock. It's good luck. Then we go on the inside. They play live music to four o'clock in the morning. Then they start drinking when the fun come up.   Give me your feet. I would have so many stores. Give me Britney Spears and Scotty Pivots. Give me both of your feet. Give me both of your feet. It's good luck. So I'm in my Ferrari 719. Only four of those are made. Me, a Bill Gates. What's that white girl from Spice Girls? Ginger. Her husband. Yeah. We the only three guys. So I'm a soccer player. I'm a GoFeroy's grandson. The white dude from the hangover. Which one? Cheech. Snoop pull up. It's Willie Nelson's birthday. I'm on FaceTime with Britney Spears. Was Jackie Chan there? Jackie Chan was there. Oh my god.  They been date drinking since two years. Slop.  I really don't know. I don't know where it went. So I had this crib next door to Oprah Winfrey. Uh. Lemo Drap. Lemo Drap. It's me. Whoopie Goldberg. It was the Lemo Drap. We all outside. Talking on the fence for each other. It is hilarious. What?  I don't remember.  I just don't know. I just know for a fact I spent over 20 million. But I don't know.  Wait a minute.     I done made. You know what I'm saying? I'm not gonna say that. But I don't say not. I don't care. I made it good. I'm doing well. Even right now. I don't look as a bad thing. You got diamonds on your bracelet. I'm enjoying life. You only got one of them. 20 million is 18. Me? You just inspired me too. I'm gonna have diamonds. Put titties on them bitches. I seen them today and the jewels. You better give them for a nigga to catch. Stop playing with me. It's gonna be two titties. But I'm wondering if they're gonna drip. That's exactly it. What?   Yeah. Come on. I don't even know what you're wearing. I just didn't wear them. I just didn't wear them today. I have some nice things for myself.   Yachty. It's all accounted for. And it's definitely got 20 million dollars. I stopped while I was down.  I remember every dollar I said. Those are the ones I never forget. How about one at a time? Oh, hundreds. Thousands, even never. Never millions. Never.    You know what I'm saying? Gotta keep the blessing going. Every single day. You're about to get 20 million back on nail polish. Everybody got fingers. Yeah. Everybody don't have fingers. So you telling me niggas with the nub? The only good thing about this is they won't be able to write a comment about what I just said. I got press charges. Give me a fix. Hey, if they get upset, don't point the finger at me. So y'all think it's crazy.  They're gonna have somebody type, they should let it go, because it's really pointless. I'm gonna hand it to y'all. Y'all are funny as they are. That was a good clap, man.  I think it's crazy, bro. Stop it, man. They're gonna be very upset. I love palm tree. I'm trying to put some on my backyard. You should do it. You're gonna put them in here. Yeah, I'm trying to get something in my backyard. It got in my hold. Did you buy any animals? No, two dogs. What kind of dogs you get? I had an English bulldog and a chow chow. A chow chow? I ain't seen no chow. When I first met NBA young boy, he had a white baby tiger. A white baby tiger? Craig, that's Tony Montana right there. A white tiger.  And you can't keep it.  You pay a hundred-thousand-lot of little pigs, and you can't keep it.  I'm trying to get a monkey, too. What? I'm just trying to get a monkey.  I do it before this pocket. That's all right. Wait, a finger monkey? That's all right. Right on you. I'm just trying to get a monkey. Oh, yeah, okay, I got you. That's kind of crazy. I think you missed it. But, yeah, I caught it. Y'all ain't catch the palm trees, though.  I was like, palm trees. Nobody said nothing. I was like, wow. Are we not playing anymore? I'm like, wow. No, nigga, palm trees. We were talking about a hand. I was like, palm trees. I was like, come on, smash, palm trees. No! I fainted. Get him out of here. He's failed us. I fainted on the inside. Man. Hell, nigga, do it, man, bro. The joke did not learn. Y'all think it's crazy. But, yeah, it's a story, bro.  Oh, look at that question. Nobody said nothing about this. It's got his feet. Back black?  Actually, what happened was, so when I was down my hair red, I was never home, so I couldn't properly treat and take care of my hair. So the bleach, like, just destroyed my hair too. It was so thin, and eventually one day I got a braid and it all fell out, you know what I'm saying? So then I had to have add-on hair, like, weave in my hair red hair while my braids grow out so I could still have my look, you know what I'm saying? So then what happened was I could my hair out.  I never died. It just actually all fell out at one point in time. Like, when we were shooting the movie, that wasn't my real hair. The braids and shit? Yeah, that was all. Because my hair, I fell out. Yeah. No, this is my hair. I know, but don't say whoever did it did. They good. Who did? You need to get that yada weave.  It's old. It's old. That was cool, though. I mean, I like it. I feel like it's a next chapter in my life when I'm changing my hair color. Because a lot of people always treat me like a child and I didn't like that.  But since I'm young and I have red hair, people just always treated me like some kid. I ain't no kid. Ain't nothing wrong with that. Nothing, he needs a weave. What's your name called?   That can't say how to get it.   You don't think it'll matter if you spell it right and you say it. They ain't gonna know it me. Make it sound like a Japanese name.    No, because just think, when somebody asks a chick, is that your real half? Oh, yeah, this is mine.  Mm-hmm.   You get it. Welcome back to the 85 South Show. That went out. We have made it to the college algebra level of the jokes at this point. Look at that. You better hear holding it down like an anchor. You did. There we go. You did. Come on, man. I appreciate y'all for having me. One more.  That was a good one. That was a good one. No, we just chillin', bro. We appreciate you. That's all I love. That you steal the real n***a that I thought you were. Is that right?  You steal a real n***a to pull up at the trap house. Yes, sir. For sure. A hundred at a time. How it is, man. And we wish you much success on everything you've got coming up. Thank you. And keep a plan in the same pressure that you've been in plans. That's what it is. What advice do you give people about, you know, when they come up to you saying, hey, man, I do music, too, man. What kind of advice would you give me? Man, it's so hard because I feel like everybody's different. You know, and everyone's story is different. But the most organic thing to tell somebody who's trying to make it in music is just be yourself, you know. And think outside the box. Everybody who's trying to do music wants the same thing as you. So you gotta figure out what makes you different.  Not last night, but a few nights ago.  Who did? I am not. I'm not. This is like a few weeks ago. I was like... Don't put a date on it. Just saying a long time ago. Everything was a long time ago. She was in my path. I'm good. I'm good, man. I'm a single man, you know what I'm saying? But I asked her, like, you know, what makes you different than the next female? What did she say? She couldn't really tell me. She knew she was already 23. Nah, she was like, she's way older than me. I'm just young, you know what I'm saying? I say that to say, just, like, make yourself noticeable. Like, stand out.  You know? Because at the end of the day, when I die, I want to leave a mark on earth. Where did you do it? Yeah. You're doing it. I think I'm going to leave now.  That boy over there was crazy. Well, there you have it, folks. This is our Gigi. My name was and still is Carlos Miller. Yeah. You know who this is? This is Lil Yachty. Yeah.  The people who have active fingers, they about to start buying this nail polish.  Tell them.    I don't know. And it's made specifically for black people fingers. Yeah. They blighted on black skin. It looked better. Oh, that's just... That's the white people calling the chicken that's done.  We heard you guys. We're watching you through your cameras. No. They see what you're hitting them with.  You know what I mean? More TV shows, more comedy shows. You did. Yeah. Clayton, you know what it is, man. Hey, man, Clayton English.      Hell of a name for a slave. I tried to get me a little fan club. That's fine.  I don't know.  What's your name?      He don't let no white people into the group. I don't like that.    Uh-uh. I gotta find the names.  There you go. The stable is stabilized. You know what I'm saying? You put some legs on it. It's the foundation. What you call your people? I don't call them. Call them and they will come. Call them. I think I know who your people is. All you gotta do is put the call out. The gurus.  Hey. Hey. We supposed to have this meeting room. Hey. Call them. Call them. It's 10 o'clock. Where are them titties at? There aren't any. You think we can make some breakfast? Oh, man. Give me up this boat. Then the people with no fingers gonna show up. What's important is now. We're so disappointed. They disappointed. I got one for you. Let's go here. This is one of them niggas. My areolas. That's just for the light. There you go. That's what I should call them. The areolas. The areolas. The areolas. My areolas. Oh, that's it. My areolas.  Stop it or the mingo approves. Hey, man. This is the elbow. This has been the longest outro ever. Technically. 85 South Shore. Yo, y'all here. I got a little dry on. Ain't nobody clothed. Ain't nobody clothed. Ain't that sweet. Far enough to know if somebody following you.  Hey, y'all here. My bad. It's still going. I'm gonna be a lot better. No, you should because on this weekend, Elon Musk is hosting Saturday Night Live. He's supposed to say something about it. Oh, that's crazy. It's all your motels. You better be in 2-3. You weren't supposed to do that. No, but honestly, I can't win this. See what I won, I can't win. Yeah, but you should have let me. When you first got in?  Two was like, maybe like three weeks. Yeah, what time is it? I ain't snap on him like I did. Yeah, I do what. He probably been like six over here. So he got my six. I didn't get my six. So all I need is a cash. I don't mind. You wouldn't even let me try.


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What was your background prior to applying for the ISM program? Before applying to the ISM program, my career mostly revolved in finance, so I completed my bachelor's in finance at Armenia State University of Economics. Later on, I had some experience in taxation and finance, and upon my start at AUA, I was working as finance specialist at Cambridge International School of Armenia. How was the shift to data analytics? The transition from finance to the data analysis field was quite exciting yet very challenging. I had to learn a lot of new skills such as statistical analysis, new programming languages such as SQL, Python, R, etc. However, with the guidance of the faculty members and the immense support from my coursemates, the transition was completed successfully and already after my first year at AUA, I shifted my job to database systems manager at my workplace and currently I work as product data analyst at Ameriabank. What are the most engaging aspects of your job as a data analyst? The most engaging aspects of my job involved analysing the marketplace to make more impactful decisions, to help the cross-functioning teams to make better data driving strategies. Overall, the dynamic nature of the industry and the opportunity to use data analysis to make more impactful outcomes make my job both fulfilling and rewarding. Give advice to those interested in embarking on studies in the ASM program. Based on my own experience, I would suggest all the aspiring students not to worry about their technical background. The program is designed so that it can accommodate students from various academic backgrounds.  So the other support you are going to get along the way.


Mississippi states down by two and their coach sends the umpires to the mound to check on Brayden Ultoff's glove because they think something fishy is going on. He goes, here you go, check it. Why are they having him check his glove? Because this is what he was doing to hitters, throwing breaking balls, throwing two seamers with movement, throwing more breaking balls, just making them look foolish. I mean, look at this. At that point, pitch is basically in the same spot, and then you've got to figure out which way it's going to go. It can go either way. He just diced these dudes up for the first five innings, swing and miss stuff, then they started to try and take stuff and then he just threw strikes. I think he retired 12 in a row after giving up a run in the first inning. And finally in the fifth inning, he gets two runners on and two outs and Mississippi state like, hey, here's our chance to get him out of the game and maybe score some runs. The second reason, the second reason they're sending the umps out is because he was doing this all game. And maybe, you know, maybe this is just to get in their head a little bit. Maybe there's no sticky stuff on the glove at all.    That seems sketchy though. But everyone does it. I mean, in the MLB, no one's going to do this because no one cares. I don't know how it is in college. I don't know how rampant it is or not rampant or the level of caring. But Mississippi state sends the umpires out, says, Hey, check his glove. He's got something on there. This is okay. You want them to check my glove? Here you go. Here's the ball. Here's the glove. And this umpire kind of just goes with the ocular pat down. He doesn't like touch or look at the one spot. Mississippi state wants him to touch or look at. He just looks at the back of the glove and then barely touches the ball and then says, yeah, okay, I don't see anything. Do you see anything? Okay, you're good. Thanks guys. Good job. Gives him a big old thumbs up and then goes immediately back to the spot and touches it up a little bit gets out of the inning. And now everyone's fired up on two lane. Everyone's fired up pictures pointing at him. Hold dugout comes onto the field backup catcher wearing the headband and the knee pads because obviously screaming the loudest because obviously they're fired up. They love it.  He's pretty tallest dude.  I mean his stuff moves a lot. I enjoyed watching it while I made it.  Touches his glove every time. You didn't even check the one spot.   You got to be better. Maybe he's got a point. Maybe he doesn't. We had our chance. I'm just kind of blew it. He's got one batter left of the eighth inning. He goes to the glove again. Maybe it's just superstition goes to the glove a second time and then he's going to get the last out of the eighth inning. Just a dominant, dominant performance from Braden Ulthoff who may or may not have sticky substance on his glove. The umpires did a check kind of and found that he didn't either way. No one cares about this. But he said that that being checked has never happened to me. I've never been one to use any pine tar or any other substance. The umpire said we got to check your glove. I loved it. That fired me up even more and it fired up our dugout. I took it as a compliment. Obviously, I thought I was cheating. So, I took that energy the rest of the way. So, I like what he's all about. No one cares. People should start caring. Maybe no one cares. Pine Tarn baseball. If you love baseball, check out our new channel that we've made, John Boy Media Baseball. It's got the Chris Rose rotation. It's got sequence. It's got GM files. It's got stats that exist but don't matter. It's got top 10 list and it's got the compound and some new stuff coming to it. So, if you're a baseball fan, make sure you subscribe to John Boy Media Baseball for all things baseball.


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Now that we have a feel for the effects of special relativity, let's look at how fast things can go in this relativistic world. You'll recall from our previous segment on the speed of light that the classical transformation simply added the speed of movement in a reference frame to the speed of the reference frame itself. Here we see the person walking on the moving train. We simply added his walking speed to the train's speed to get the speed seen by an observer on the ground. In special relativity, the clock on the train is running a bit slower and the distance the person walked is a little bit shorter as seen by the observer on the ground. So this calculation of the total velocity is a bit less than the Galilean calculation. But at these speeds, it is too small a difference to notice. Now let's shift the super train into high gear and say its velocity is 8 tenths of the speed of light. And the person on the train kicks the ball at one half the speed of light. If the Galilean transformations were correct, the person on the ground would add these together and see the ball traveling faster than the speed of light. But to keep the speed of light at constant, the new relativistic equations tell us the person on the ground would see the ball traveling a lot slower than that at 9 tenths of the speed of light. You can even see that with the relativistic equations if the train was traveling at 0.8 times the speed of light and a light was turned on, the person on the ground will see the light traveling at the speed of light just like the person on the train will. In the most extreme case, suppose we had two photons traveling towards each other. Here is the Northern Hemisphere's summer triangle with Vega, Altair, and Deneb. Let's say one photon is traveling from Deneb to Altair and the other one is traveling from Altair to Deneb. Of course, each of them is traveling at the speed of light. So we would see their closing speed at two times the speed of light. But if we look at it from the point of view of one of the photons, we see that it sees them closing at the speed of light, not twice the speed of light.


My name is Keith Hinkley. I'm the Executive Director for Adults and Health for West Sussex County Council. We're very proud of the learning and development opportunities we provide to social workers and occupational therapists within West Sussex. And we will shortly be making announcements about pay and progression within the council, which we believe will make us even more attractive.


Well, it's Friday and you know that we like to add something a little bit different on these days. Yes, it's another celebrity knock feature today. We are not just featuring a professional excelling at his craft, but we are also highlighting a series that's been quite the rave.  Usually we would give you a little more background, but today we'll allow the man himself to give us the details and hopefully make us laugh somewhere along the line. Welcome, doft and doffy shepherd to the celebrity knock stage. Really great to have you here. We do these kinds of things on a Friday, even though it's a sports show, I don't know if you have any interest in sport generally. Of course I do, I'm a sport fan. Any sport in particular? Wow, I think all sports, I played basketball, football, cricket, track and field. You look for them. Physically as if you do some working out. A shirt. A shirt. It's just a shirt. A shirt. I still do play basketball. Yes. I think that's... Who's your favourite NBA team? Golden State Warriors. Golden State Warriors. Steph Goldsman. Yeah, so I love how the team has been rebuilding this year and we're poised for a second half run.  The first half was a bit dodgy. Yes, it was. The main reason is that for every season you're content and you have to change the role of players. You have your main players and you have the younger players you have to develop. So there's going to be some hard knocks up. The first half of the season, players like Jonathan Komingo, Pozinski has been playing Moody's, coming into his own, Sarich, we had to integrate him into the team. So these players are playing well and we won last night. A big win as well. Yes, yes, yes, and there was one spot I think where a game and a half behind him. Yeah, yeah. So... Well, there's nothing funny about what you have said in the last couple of minutes. So let's shift away from that now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I think you like to laugh and you like to make people laugh. Slightly unhinged. Yes. Talk to us about that. Slightly unhinged. It was something I wanted to do being in stand-up comedy for about ten years. Every stand-up comedian has a stand-up comedy special that they did. And I thought it was a time. Mike Epps came here for a show several years ago. I was on that show, had a very good performance. The next day I was like, hey, let me do my own stand-up comedy special. Did a one-off show 2019, then COVID. And I was like, what am I going to do? Because I wanted to do a second year. So I turned it into a series. And now it's been going strong since 2020. Yeah. What led you to go the spot in your career? My parents, their genes. Oh. It's all their fault. My parents are the most comedic persons I know. When I'm around them, I'm not the comedian. They are. For real? My siblings, they are comedians. So it's their genes. My dad is hilarious. My mom has an, you know that person that laugh at him? Yes. And when they start laughing, everybody's laugh. Yeah. It's contagious. It is more than contagious.  You go home.  You go home. What cry? So yeah, I did 10 years in corporate, 10 jobs in 10 years. And I'm like, what? What am I going to do? This wasn't it. This wasn't it. No. The comedibles came about. I entered. I came like fifth. I didn't win. But I gained a valuable experience.  And I said to my mother, mommy, I'm leaving corporate to do comedy. She said, keep your job. And she wasn't joking? No, no. She was dead serious. She said, keep your nine to five. Don't. But I pushed against the grain. And here I am now. I can honestly say I'm a stand-up comedian. Yeah. Stand-up comedy from a Caribbean cultural perspective is not the norm. It's not something that people gravitate towards in the Caribbean. Is that changing, first of all? And how influential do you think you can be in that process? Wow. So it is changing. And I think it has changed. It's very interesting that when you have stand-up comedy shows, they're all sold out. Persons are in tune to stand-up comedy. And if you think about this, Jamaica alone, on every corner there is a bar or a church. And in bars, everybody laughs. So stand-up comedy is just another form of comedy. And I think people actually gravitate to it quite well. Am I contributing to it? Of course. And there are other persons in the industry who are contributing to it, too. So, namely, Christopher Johnny Daley is doing work there. You have other comedians like Bossy Boy Floyd. You have Christopher Larmond. You have Diego DeCrosse and Villan. You have some young comics, Elias Fennell. You have Paco. You have Curly Roberts from Monty Obey. You have Chris Larmond, as I said, he's from Mandeville. So you have a lot of comedians who are in the space. You have I.T. Ellis, who, of course, him and I.T. and Fancy Cat. You almost said that couple. You had Blacker Ellis before that, who was partnered with Bello. So you had comedians right through the year. Of course, Elva Ruddock, who transitioned several years ago. So we have been doing it. And I think what has happened is with the advent of social media and a lot of persons now watching more stand-up comedy specials on streaming platforms like Netflix and Hulu and all of that. Then we just needed to add our flavor to those platforms and know we are doing well. How difficult is it, though, to deal with these gigs that you have? Because I guess when people go to a comedy show, they want to laugh. Yes. And they are prepared to laugh. No. They aren't. No, they want to laugh, but they are not prepared to laugh. So they give you a hard time? So they pay to laugh and then they come and they go, met me last. Yeah. They're daring you to laugh. Is that difficult? It is. I get nervous before every single stand-up comedy show. If I don't feel nervous, something is wrong. Yes. Something is definitely wrong. But you prepare by just every day. You tell your own story.  So in times now when you have the local government elections coming up, stand-up comedians look at what happens and look at the stuff in a whole different light. Yes. We are listening to the ads. We are watching persons jumping over the fence. We are watching persons who you go to the lady gate and one person help her put on the light. And ten minutes later somebody has to help her put on the light. Give me the best joke you've ever given. That I've ever given? Yes. Wow. That I must say is the best question I've ever been asked. Best joke I've ever given. No, no. I don't have one joke that I can say I've ever given. But it's situational because some persons connect. I try to tell my story. There's a story that I think I experienced. I'm a woman.  Yes. That's the best pool in this hemisphere. Listen, I'm man. I know you were great. Minus the hair. I know you were great. Yeah. That's all right. I see you shining through. And let's just say I had cold curry and milk for lunch. And cold curry. It had to come out quickly. And it didn't go up. I hear you. I'm just saying work the math. Do the math. Do the math. You have a big show on the first of March. Right upstairs here, this building. Right. On the top floor. Right. So Slightly Unhinged is under my company, Dasherport Entertainment. And we partnered, when did you say we partnered? Our sports club partnered last year to put on a stand-up comedy show. It was in the parking lot. And this year, Shermua Rowe, should I have called her name? Shermua Rowe? Yes. All right. Good. That's good. Right. She contacted me and said, hey, let's do it. What date? So she chose March first. And now we have a stellar lineup. We have Curly Roberts, who is from Montego Bay. Fabulous comedian. Kathy Tandedegrant, the lone female on the lineup. We have Eli Sfennell, who's a young comedian. And we have Bobby Smith, who a lot of persons know him from Royal Parmesan State. I know him, yes. Yes, Inspector Martin. He's a security man. Right. But he is a stand-up comedian. I saw him on the TVJ stand-up comedy series, which you were a part of. I thought that went over reasonably well as a television product. Right. Because I guess from a Caribbean perspective, we don't have stand-up comedy as a television product. No. So I think that's a new avenue there that would have opened some people's eyes. We need to put more content out that features stand-up comedian. And of course, I'm going to be on the show, and I'll be the emcee for the entire evening. So March first, right here on the roof, where we're going to be entertaining the digital staff and whoever else is invited. Yeah, well. Please ensure that they are there. It's great to have you on the show, Duffy. And I've been watching you doing your stuff. Please. And you can follow my stuff. Yes. On social media, Doftonship.org, there's Slack and HintJA. Or you can just go to Slack. And HintJA.com. Yes. And we have clips of the shows there and all of that. Great. Talk again soon. And I'll see you on the first of March. Yes. Upstairs, the Digicel building here in downtown Kingston. Bye. We'll be back with more on this. No Korean milk. That was one after this.