Yo, I just added a fourth show for the special taping in LA. Okay. All right a lot of y'all or pheom It's gonna be April 12th Easter Sunday 9 30 tickets go on sale today. This is coming out Thursday Hopefully we get this out on time cough cough Dwayne cough cough Chris. It's really on us Is it though?  Oh, let me tell you about the church now So yeah, so we're adding a fourth show man. Thank y'all so much for selling out all three of them We're taping the special the or pheom in LA tickets go on sale 10 a.m. Eastern standard time Get them while they're still there a lot of y'all have reached out asking for tickets I know a lot of you guys have booked flights from all around the world to come get it and they weren't any tickets available Charlotte's gonna be in the building we got alex media edin if he's on my good side Taylor, you know, I mean Taylor you gonna be right here You can fly yourself out, man. We go hey tickets going sell tomorrow 10 No, thursday today.  I know today's thursday. So I'll be it. Oh, I'll be amongst corner tonight. Okay um Mayor peep booty judge got mayor peep amongst corner. So we're gonna have a conversation tonight to mayor peep, man with the mayor peep we having a conversation tonight about uh economic Any economic equality for all? How can we have economic equality for all? You can't?  It's not the thing Like when we say that term Like there's never going to be economic equality. I don't say it like that. That's why I hate that term Yeah, it can't it'll never be that way because it's going to always be somebody who has more than the next How about we say this let's not kill people with extreme capitalism How don't we just say exactly what it is?  Why don't we get people out of the mud? We just need economic empowerment. That's all And those who have economic power should be trying to figure out ways to use that economic power to empower other people That's it. That's it because equality don't sound right because guess what none of us will ever be warned about Hey Let me ask you a question Do you want to be equal to everybody? Economically speaking I mean no But I'm only basing that but I'm only basing that off. I'm only basing that you like anguilla empty Yeah, I'm only basing that off the standards of the society. We live in of course, you know what I'm saying Economic equality is communism. It's the exact thing That america has fought against and fought world wars in the world all over it is it's a grand concept that just will never Be achieved because we don't want it economic empowerment can be now we talking now Can we help people?   Yes, you can You don't need the government to do that. Oh, you know that exactly right? So america is the best version of it Now here's the question. It's not everybody has that drive So how do we create a system where the people who don't have that kind of insane drive for success? How do we create a system where they're still comfortable where they can enjoy their lives where they have a family You know what I mean?  And that's what I mean by well manicures might be a luxury But that's what I mean Do you have t4? I mean by Putting the man in manicure It's just economic empowerment finding a way to empower people economically. That's all economic equality sounds like a very Barfist idea. It is you gotta ask Pete Buddha judge. What he thinks about the manicure Oh, Pete's definitely gets manicure. He's into the manicure. I get manicures You don't get manicures? Bro, I got manicures when I was in college. I get manicures and pedicures all the time Pedicures I've got with my girl. No, I get both.  So it warms up.  Ooh Are the honey and milk honey and milk. Oh, I like honey and milk. I've never had that one. I love a good spot manicure pedicure Yeah, I'm all about that life. So yeah, I'll be with Mayor Pete today in most corner. Um at a landest Atlanta seafood restaurant You're doing it at a landest seafood restaurant. Atlantis That's the most corner called Atlantis. Okay. Yeah, so I'll be there at uh I think doors open at 6 30 shout to mayor Pete man talking to the people now. Do you text with mayor Pete? Me with email So you can shoot him an email right now. Yeah As for his number, it's so interesting though with mayor Pete, right? Like, um I don't I don't want you know, I only have Out of all the can we text your most famous colleague Independent field though. Well, let's let's think about like mo can you text hillary clinton? No, can you text? Who was like the I could get the hillary though Can you text it?  Don't play triller. He's playing boy. It's clearly out Maybe kept what you're seeing here A drone pull up outside that window like Huh, what was that? Um, no, I can get the over though, but I can't text it Say again. No, I can get the over but I can't text it You can get to Oprah. Yeah. Okay. Who do you think is the most? Influential person or recognizable person that you have in your phone Huh, does it matter? I want to know who we can text I don't know. I mean I don't know waxes meet. I don't know who you call influential Plus all all of those contacts like I'm not a type of person to abuse them also was more interesting I get I get more reaching out to me than I do to them. You know what I'm saying So, yeah, and then like I said, it just depends on what you call influential. It's like what field It could be tech. It could be venture capitalists. It could be politics. It could be right film. It could be music Right, like it could be authors, right, which is so that's also interesting too because even like I can I'll share this story like, um, you know And I was talking to my man Chris who's with man peach camp And I posted that I'm gonna have man Peter most corner Ryan holiday hitting me up and Ryan was like, yo Let me repeat norm at his service, you know, I mean and so I connected them So I like that kind of synergy, you know, I mean, I like when I'm able to connect those kind of dots Yes, and that's usually what happens in situations like that I feel depressed all of a sudden. Why what happened?  You couldn't control yourself. I had cake two days in a row. Yeah And it was the same cake. What's the name of that place Taylor?  This one.   Yeah. Yeah.  Yeah Well, you should be hard on yourself, man. That's the only way to change. I'm not fat though. Like I feel good I feel good about my life.  That's not true I feel good I feel good about my life You know, when mosquito knows you're sleeping and just keeps sucking on the different parts of your body We know it's a little bit of weakness Because nobody wants to be the wide hip-having media person.  It's something because your laurel Are you just resting it right here? Oh Disgusting man. Yeah, don't let that happen, please I was at the uh, iHeart podcast.  What was it? So our our ad guy alex shout to alex sent me this he goes. I love this quote It apparently as you accepted the iHeart podcast award for best like uh, Best pop coach best pop culture podcast best pop culture podcast at breakfast club Your acceptance speech was hey as long as we work for iHeart. We're gonna win this It's a fact Home team, baby I'm strong with a little truth Like now don't get don't get me wrong.  It's a radio show. It's a morning show that we Package as a podcast because we want to touch all types of different listeners and people consume content differently Right, so if you're really trying to be successful as a radio personality listen up I'm giving free jewelry out if you want to be successful as a radio personality. You have to package your Uh radio show in the way that people consume it. So that's why you get the youtube Interviews that's why you get the segments on youtube.  Yeah, and that's fine You know what I mean, but we're not technically a podcast podcast. Secondly iHeart mafia baby You know i'm saying now are we deserving of the award? Probably you know i'm saying when it comes to pop culture Like you know, we we cover the gamut like all of these numbers in different fields I'm telling you to talk about are you asking me about i'm covered we cover the gamut on all those things We go from politicians to hip-hop like you get your news from reps club whatever it is So maybe we are the best pop culture podcast hip-hop is pop culture now So yes, sir, but the truth to the matter is and the fact remains as long As we work for you gonna win that award. We're gonna win that award um Best comedy podcast was conan o' bryan I didn't even know he had a podcast never heard of it And I I was I was taping the screen because I was actually shocked and pleasantly surprised That 85 south show was nominated. Let's go podcast. Are we nominated?  Where's your influence at bro? We can't even get a studio. I don't know, bro This is this is real disrespectful, man. I need to speak to what's the guy's name who the guy runs our heart I don't know. We're gonna edit it out So it don't matter what his name is You saw the shulks bridge burning building momentum What's that? No, I wasn't Anyway, yeah Oh, what's up, my brother? What taz? I know taz was here. What's up, man? So, uh, we got uh, we got we have what's a kid? What's it called this guy that you don't want to tell me his name, but we got to have a conversation with him why So that we can get to the bottom of all this The bottom of what? Why we're not nominated. Oh Now that's the good question. No Well, who gets nominated? Well, the only the only loudspeaker i'm gonna tell you something It was a lot of nominations that I was pleasantly surprised by okay. I was pleasantly surprised by the reed Um, you know, they were nominated last year.  I was shocked at a man the seals They had her in for small doses and I It does I said this last year, but it's like I do want that's a podcast name small doses. Yeah, I do want to be uh involved And like seeing why certain people get nominated And why because I'm not opposed to it right even in certain things. I don't know about like the the person who won best podcast of the year in my mind.  Joe Rogan going in this but it wasn't Joe Rogan. It was um Chris, what's the name of that podcast? best podcast of the year Was it the daily jack shepherd was it called not definitely wasn't that who cares what do you mean?  Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah women love it. I heard it. I heard it's like Beyond huge. Yeah, they love it. They won podcast of the year. Yeah, so yeah, who cares about these award shows um, I like the fact that they have a podcast awards and and and the reason I like the fact of it because you know, it uh It validates the space Why do we need their validation? No, we don't need their validation. I'm saying it validates the space apart None of these podcasts need the validation because they have millions and millions of people listening I'm saying it validates the space. Yeah, it makes podcasts look like a very viable genre Yeah, I think that made a lot more sense when like you needed validation to convince advertisers etc, right, but Advertising we're so different with podcasts now So you could tell if your podcast has influence or not based on the call and response When we say hey use this offer code and then we have thousands of people go use that offer code We don't need an award Yeah, but all we need is our advertising agency to go Yo, this is the return that you get when you fuck with a brilliant idiots So it's like those awards were really important back in the day to convince ford or gmc or crest or colgate To advertise on a showbiz. Hey, it's a it's a Grammy. Not a Grammy or golden globe. Not a may whatever But no, that's gonna be to save a podcast though I don't think so because at the end of the day It don't matter how many awards you got if you don't get any call to action If you don't get any response nobody wants to advertise, but you're getting you're getting rewarded from what i'm seeing You're getting rewarded by It's a numbers thing and it's an impact thing exactly But that award doesn't necessarily mean impact, right? Like there are certain people who will win awards Right that might not have the same impact. So now we judge in The skill or we judge in the impact.  Yeah, but any skilled artists will tell you and I've had conversations I remember I was actually having this conversation with wale because I was Wondering the same thing.   Yes, didn't he just get dropped What do you mean? Didn't wale just get dropped by his label man. Wale just had a number one record on the church Before that No, this is like last year. I think he got dropped then he went with a new label He's with Warner now. So and I think he was universal, right? And then he got dropped. He was with um, who's wale with wale was Atlantic I think I'm not I'm not trying to hit on wale. What I'm trying to What I'm trying to say is wale did that whether he did it with universal or Warner doesn't matter That's why late it earned that thing.  Platinum recording artists means you got to sell a certain amount of copies, right? Selling out the orpheum means you got to sell a certain amount of tickets When an award just means some taste makers go I liked That person's sound. I liked because you know what I'm saying by that argument What's that the the uh, the white kid from seattle The raps about like close the people war already macklemore macklemore. Yeah when he won the award He should have won it by your argument. He should have won it because he sold more We're conflating two things, right? I said that the eye heart Are any podcast awards solidifies the space of podcast Not individual not individual. I hear what you're saying. It validates that whole space.  Yeah, but they got their own version of validation Which is right there. It's the likes. It's not one big person pointing and saying it's everybody It's the people they care about the people's validation. How many views how many likes what kind of response how many comments They really like this new generation New media gets excited about the people they get excited when youtube sends them in plex 100 they get excited when beat he does them social media awards. Yeah, but you're making my argument What do you mean what I'm saying is right now we live in a in a generation of numbers and before For oscars back in the day It could be a movie Nobody saw there was a movie called the artist where there wasn't even any sound in the movie Not one best actor or best movie or some shit nobody even saw it But these people that were part of the academy like well, this is the best acting and now we live in a world Where it's like motherfucker, we don't care if you had the best Where are the numbers that I think people say that until you create a war show, bro like if you were to do a youtube award and you was like Like I'll give you an example when they do the youtube up front It's people mad. They're not on that stage and they're not getting recognized I'll be honest with you to page. I'll be honest with you I get it and I understand the sentiment a hundred percent understand the center. I get it But you saying it don't matter though in the long run. It don't matter because If you really I think when when you have nothing you care about anything Right when you have nothing it also writes an article someone tweets something about you You're like, thank god someone's validating me and then when you have the people when you have success You're like, oh man, they didn't include me on that list until you're somebody like, uh What's homie name? I'm about to say russell brand not russell brand. What's the comedian name? surveys Not a big dude. He sells out all the shows everywhere, but he still wants to be in movies and stuff You know, I'm talking about man He's a comedian. We had him on breakfast couple a couple of times Russell Peters. Oh, yeah, Russell Peters. Yeah to me russell's living the life Yeah, russell's selling out all these shows. He's making money. Yeah, but russell wants To be known a little bit more russell wants to be in movies how old is russell the tv So russell's russell's russell's the last generation russell's grandfathered into this shit russell came from a time where you he's 49 he's almost 50 years old So he came from a time where you you stand up a lot of people you stand up to be a movie star Be an actor now we live in a time where you could just do what you love I agree with you, but I'm saying people still love awards. They do look everybody loves being told they're great I just think now we're living in a time where like these things mean less and less There was a time where I bet if you won best actor your next movie was 10x 10 times what you made for the last one That's the point though.  Remember million dollar baby the girl that was fighting in the Clint Clint Eastwood No, no, she looks like Sandra Bullock.  No. Hey, Hillary swing. So she won the Oscar, right? And then Hillary was popping You sure bro?  Let me clarify. Let me clarify.  Yeah, you had the nilson, right? He still had ratings.  You know what I'm saying? So it's just like and by the way That's why I always say music is subjective because just because you think it's just because I may think something is wack That's it sold 5 million 5 million people love that shit. You know what I mean? Tell me McDonald's is wack. I dare anybody tell me McDonald's food tastes bad. I dare you.  You're like, all right We'll get there. It's like drugs. It's it's literally like drugs. So tell me crack is bad It is. It's like cocaine is bad. No in terms of feels bad like yeah, we know it's bad for you But nobody on crack is like man. I wish I didn't smoke this crack Yeah, when they later find themselves, you know sleeping their own piss. Maybe they wish they didn't smoke I was comparing something to drugs the other day.  Was it anal? I don't think it was anal. It was something.   You're like, what was I thinking bro? Say what I say That's wendy Williams, who let wendy in here?    It's cartoonish, bro.  I told Daniel I said you made that up. Yeah, I don't believe that. He's like nah, that's normal There's nothing normal about that bro. That's you need surgery if you fart that loud growl, man And I fart a lot.  I think that was also part of it Somebody said the funniest you know, he was like wendy ain't got no cheeks to stop that gas Wendy don't got that cheek flap to stop that stop that gas man Man the internet is a motherfucker.   It looked regular to me. Here's the thing the uppercut was fine Okay, but then he was throwing this other punch Down Who's doing that? Why what was that for You had one job You got one job and you know what it is to say it's on the paper. That's all you gotta do the whole episode It's on the paper. She put that in for steven a smith I don't know what that means though because we've never heard that sound before wait. What is that? You started talking about steven. She that's like a tug tugboat, right? Why would you have a tugboat on there? Taylor Is that the type of boats guys take you? Taylor don't get taken nowhere Don't let Taylor fool you Look at it.  Look at this. Look at this, Ed in Look at that. Look at the bottom punch. She throws. Why are you punching down down at the hip?  They're like, yo, he's taking out fathers and sons For real, yo Imagine if a guy tried to jump you with his five-year-old Up and cut the dad down punch the kid. Get the five-year-old some gas. You gotta go to sleep.  Oh Prince Harry Yeah, yeah, what is your take on all that? Um I think it depends what you're talking about like right? I think that um I like the fact that they're giving the money back because you want to set up the story though So people know what it what happened.  So it sounds to me. Yes, like the prince wants to come to america to sell his wild oats I think we've seen this platform. I think you know what i'm saying. I think there might be No, who's speech. We don't want the speech. We don't care. Who gave a speech? Nobody wants to hear any of that My thing is this I like the fact I like the fact that they want you to put the speech in storms. He's accent It's the same thing. No, dude british rap Come on. I love british rap storms. You get busy, bro. Stop it. I promise you how you relax that you know what I could do Black dave get busy now. I will admit those are the But I used to like uh creptin conan.  I don't creptin conan. No Here's who brother lanard is saying It is creptin conan How you pronounce it crept k-r-e-p-t and k-o-n-a-n creptin conan. All right.   He's latest album. Yeah. Oh my god. I like it.  Here's the thing.  He'd like headline glaston berry. Did you see that?  It was like a stab proof vest, but it was by jay-z Right, right, which is adorable because they don't have guns. So it has to be like stabs. They're worried about yeah, but uh But but it was so it was like the british flag was on it But like dark it was sick and everybody seems to really ride with this guy's turn So I don't know his music. I gotta get in one album in the uk really number one. I'm on it this week I'm gonna start listening and you know in the to to thing about the people Yeah, his album went number one on his fourth week So the so so that means that it grew well, you know it debuted at like number two And they just kept building building building. Yeah, and by the fourth week he was number one number one album in the uk You love to see it. Yep. Um All right, so I get into it, but there is something about uk rap for me that is like so Jolty It's like they haven't paved the roads. I couldn't get past the studio Say again, I couldn't get past the accident. I don't even mind the accident, but like it's It sounds like someone making fun of an asian That's why you got to listen to storms. You know storms. Why cuz he flows on it. I need that That's what I need from a he can flow. He flows. Look sharp. No storms.   I'm gonna let you hear the first few bars. Yeah, let me let me I need some flow Like do they have a future out there?  It's sick. Oh, we did a beat drop there Now is this beat climb Or whatever that is I if i'm not mistaken He did tell me that audacity would be considered grime Now that's if i'm wrong correct me But I do remember storms he telling me audacity would be considered grime But I like that that they have their own version Of music of music that they're you know kind of folding into these other parts of like typical rap. I think it's awesome I love authentic cool that but that point. You know how in the beginning it was nice and was calm We could do it and then add and everyone Right. Yeah, it came out a little What why can't it just be like audacity like see how beautiful like That's not how they talk though. Say what what what they use proper English But English is not how to speak to me You sound like an african warlord Yeah, but that's that's what it sounds like the world would be boring We will take all the diamonds the world would be boring if everybody sounded the same Like that's what makes people distinct I love I like actually like say what I like it. I love it. I'm just saying for me I can't relax to like I can't go to bed Hey, I just want to listen a little Michael Buble.  Should we go work out? Let's get to work on it. Let's do it. Say again Because what song you listen to so give me the example of the uk like smooth Let me give you a smooth future perfect example. We were talking about this weekend, right future I don't know a single word that he raps I don't know a single one, but I feel like I know every single one. It's nice melodic Whoa. Oh, this is a good one. Whoa Whoa, this is called lessons. What is it 100 grand on a pinky rang something word?  Whoa That's fire. See how comforting that is. It makes you sleep Oh, I want to go to bed.   That's it. You're in a horse and carriage on a cobblestone road. Okay.  You're good to go Am I wrong? All right. We have until 12 o'clock. Oh, right. I'll have you back by 12 o'clock before you turn into a pumpkin It's your heel Say what I'm coming through stormsy vest Hey, you know what's funny about that? Like you called it adorable earlier, right? Yeah, because you know in your mind You're like, ah, we're from america.  Yo, but then they got to get close enough And we don't know what kind of knife it is. That's the thing now here. That's a good thing. It could be a sword Then That's a little fucked up, but I feel like a sword could go through that that thing And plus they've been cutting people for years over there and we can't take our guns over there So we're not bringing a knife to a gunfight. We're bringing nothing to a knife. It's to a knife fight Oh, it's a problem for me.  But oh back to prince harry and making marco I um, oh, can I make one question? I want to say one thing. I had this thought.  I'm sure but I think future is the most influential Musician in the last 20 years No, I just want to make the argument I just want to make the argument and then you guys can trash it. No, man. It's not a bad argument because I don't I don't I don't let me just throw it out there. Let me just throw it out there, right? I was in russia. Uh-huh. There was russians rapping in russian Like future Okay, we are in australia. They're australians Wrapping in australian english, but like future no matter what country we've gone to We were in are you sure the future and not the migos you show us future and other migos Oh, so the migos came first I thought future came first. No future was around before Migos, of course drake put migos on In terms of popularity No, because migos did for sachi win and and and drake jumped on it then Remember that future been out before commas.  Oh, that's all that's late. That's later. Listen. I don't know that many songs And when was migos vasachi? We're not even vasachi because vasachi was they breakout record migos was out before that I'm not uh, and if it's migos then then it's migos. When was it? So that was they breakout record. So migos they probably came out on run the same time But right now it's two years after so no, no, no, no And because you got to think all this stuff starts in atlanta. No question. No question Again, I only credited future for bsc was the first one I heard do it and I wasn't plugged into the atlanta scene Like, uh, you know, obviously people in lana you other people super in hip-hop you guys know, I know nothing about All I know is everywhere I've traveled I've heard people imitating future now. I'm sure there's people imitating Um drake as well, but drake wraps in a more traditional way It's not so dissimilar to other rappers. We've heard future is a unique type of sound Or maybe it was migos But that atlanta sound is a completely unique type of sound that I've never heard in hip-hop before Maybe the closest was like when you heard like the hot boys and like what's his face was um, um, how's that on mckill, huh? I mean, it's a lot of people I used to say juvenile was kind of rapping in that kind of almost mumble type way I guess what I'm saying is everywhere we've gone around the world.  I thought he was doing the introduction.   Um the pull up. I said the most influential uh Rappers of the past decade were from Atlanta, but I give it a three headed monster. I say future. I say the migos I say young thug those three Influenced hip-hop over the past 10 years globally in a real real real way Is those three I and i'm a big fan of thug migos thug and future and um In future and and migos, but um, I just see thug as an even more elevated version of future Like it's even more melodic even more musical and using his voice as an instrument Yeah, I agree with that extreme his voice. I don't know if it's more elevated more more of an elevated version of future But I do agree his voice is melodic. It's like an instrument instrument It's just different like all three of them young thug migos future They all do something very very unique when you hear future. You know, it's future. Yes when you hear something like designer Panda, you know, he's trying to sound like future.  So yes to me those three Influenced hip-hop over the past decade and like no other.  Like I remember listening to life is good Do you listen to life is good? Yes, I do listen and at first I thought I liked drake's verse better I love the line working on a weekend like usual Drake has these ways of like making Here's these lines that will like penetrate you and like you relate to them so much, right?  Yeah Why don't you say penetrate nuts atomize?  Got you got you Penetrate my And I was like, oh, this is great and then after I listened to the future verse for a while I was like, I don't know any of the lyrics. I cannot repeat any of the lyrics of that I can tell you why you like the future verse better. Tell me why because the song wasn't about anything Keep going. The song is all style No substance. Yes, he's not talking about anything. I think you're insulting me, but keep going So so there's really nobody better At creating style over Substance in future. Yes like style. It's like future can rap about nothing and you'll love it Is it is it possible that future is creating a similar feeling? That classical music or even edm music gives us which is He's riding the beat in a musical way So the words that he's saying don't really matter as much as how he's riding the beat been going on Right, of course So and maybe that's why it's so much easier to connect to because style over substance boom But I think that there is substance in that. I think that in itself is an art, right like I mean, I would call. I mean they they they have coined it swag rap So it's about how you make somebody feel As opposed to you know, what you're saying making them feel something like when drake says working on the weekend Like usual.  You know what I'm saying?   I mean, I love that but gone, but you that's all I do Yeah, I'm looking forward to it when you hear it.  Whoa, and I'm sure he said that on a million different records And I love it every time. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, but there is something to just the sound of it That might be enough like maybe that same reason why we're you know, so attracted to EDM These EDM festivals draw what hundreds of thousands of people around the world.   Atlanta had a way longer run than new york had way longer Way longer. It's still running new york had the late 80s Up until about 2000 when did we hip-hop start?  Yeah, so and then It runs right into what west coast Um west coast came around west coast had they run like with the death row stuff in early 90s You know what I mean But then east coast took it back with the biggies and the wu tangs and the nozzes And then I think the next generation of new york with the cameras and the big puns and the dmx's Okay, I think the early 2000s with the 50 cents and the g units But there was a southern moment there too. Listen people talk I tell people all the time when it comes to that 94 source awards The one with sug knight stood on that stage and sug knight said if you don't want somebody dancing all in your videos yada yada yada Everybody already talked about the east coast west coast beef. Yeah, but andre 3000 got on that stage. Yeah, and he said The south and they got booed. That's right. He said he said the south got something to say And the south has not looked back since then From outcast to goody mob That's all Atlanta Then you go into the whole crunk era and you got the whole trap me the trap music that I grew up on the ti the gz You know Gucci, man, you got that era Now you got this era with fuchsia and migos and thugs like 21 savage like come on man.  It's kind of not even close bro.  It's like you from Atlanta. They said rocky same thing But that's how they said about asa. Oh, yeah But that's but that's just natural though and the reason that's natural is because These this new generation in new yorkers, they didn't grow up on They grew up on ti gz gucci luda. They grew up on net. So that's what their style was influenced by but what what intrigues me about the south is that They grew up on themselves, but kept evolving Right, so They too had the music from the west coast. They too had the music from new york But for whatever reason They kept evolving within their own sound Right. Yes, and that's what i'm curious about. So While the new yorkers could have evolved within their own sound, they had tons of people to look up to They could have had they look look up to biggie. They could look pock nods all these people, right? Yes I can tell you why. Yeah, why is that? This is my I can't tell you why but this is my yeah theory Because rappers from down south aren't busy judging other rappers from down south about what's real hip hop and what's not real So new york had a sound In the late 80s they had a sound in the 90s that they felt like if anybody wasn't doing that's not real hip It wasn't real hip hop. So therefore some of the artists might have been afraid to evolve You understand what i'm saying? It's interesting because if you if you move out of this sound Now you're not real hip hop. We care so much about being real hip hop. Absolutely In new york because it's an identity thing. That's why this new generation in new york artists had extreme success That's why nicky minaj had success french montana a sabraki caudy b Ducati snitch nine like This is why they had success because they weren't Limiting themselves to what real new york hip hop is so but then again, you got riselda now and riselda is all 100 real new york hip hop like denim jean shorts And timbalands in the summertime real hip hop.  It's refreshing to some people Yeah Yeah, it is interesting that like When you give yourself Some freedom to be creative You can constantly keep evolving and then control the narrative And those people who are restricted In their creativity Can't be the influencers. No, no, you cannot be an influencer if you're doing what everybody else is doing or has done No, and that's why you can't be the old guy. Why is the south so open to it? Then what why is the south is it is there more musicality there?     Love that city one of the most unique cultural cities on the planet We have it right here in america. Go check it out.  Yeah, even when somebody dies they do the line And it's a what what did somebody say it was? It's not a kaz was talking about this. It wasn't celebration. It's a celebration. It's a going off party. You're going off to heaven Going home party. You're going home to heaven.  Maybe maybe I'm a little bit more musical in the south. Maybe it is a little bit more Instrumentation. Yeah, I'm not sure I just I just I'm curious. I think that you hit it on the head with the identity thing like We got so microscopic in terms of what real hip hop was instead of letting the shit grow and evolve And you know what we've done that in comedy too talk to me I feel like the new york comedy scene has really struggled because we've had such a Small view about what comedy is can be and the west coast scene has just destroyed us they've just taken it to a whole another level because They haven't had one single goal Like new york comics have new york comics have one single goal get past the commie seller and then that makes you and Even when I was really young that was the greatest accomplishment I had getting past the seller But I never looked at it as an end all be all I was like, oh no, that's the best gym where I could work out So I could go do these theaters and arenas later on in my career, right? and The west coast scene they could never make a living doing just stand up in the city like we can in new york You can make just enough to get by getting paid doing spots in new york just enough barely In the west coast they couldn't so they were forced to find these other things podcasts find web series Really you make a community? Maybe in the same way the south was You know and like hey, let's let's see what else we can bring into this Let's see why we don't have to have this one singular focus and singular goal to just barely get by Let's be communal. Let's collab. Let's help each other where in new york is everybody fighting for scraps And then you can't help each other and that's the thing that I see yo, by the way, that's a good point. I see that in every industry. I see that in radio too What you mean it's the same thing like I don't know about the scrapping and everybody fighting for each other But just the fact that um, you know, everybody looks at radio one way You know what I'm saying and being that they look at it one way they don't want to evolve The culture of radio.     He goes you want people to talk. Yeah, share that share that and from then on I was like Oh, I had too small of I had the scraps mentality, right? I said I gotta keep all my oh my food on my plate Don't take nothing on my plate But the second you're like, no everybody here have the buffet share it man.    That's what you want.  It's gone. There's nothing you can do about it. Yeah, that's it What was you let's pay some bills and then come back to prince harry. What's his name? Yep prince harry. 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I heard that they're giving that money back Cool when I heard the day, um, you know wanted to come to the states or canada wherever they're at right now First thing I said to myself If they're looking for privacy, they're not going to get it Paparazzi is going to be all over them. Yeah, no matter where they go and I also said When you're Prince Harry Meghan might be different but when you're Prince Harry your whole life you've been royalty, bro Your whole life, you know, you've been waiting on hand and foot your whole life You've experienced levels of entitlement and privilege that we can only dream of yeah That's just only going to last three months. You wanted to be regular my bro. That's true You might run back to it You're going to he's going to be at the western union like semi and coming to America begging the queen to send him a million dollars Right. Okay.  This is a phase they're going through I give him about three to six months Before he's back in the royal kingdom. Really? Yeah. Yeah. Now. Do you think that he wants to do this? Do you think Meghan wants to do this?  Yeah, you know what I mean? So I doubt they still have that practice. I don't know if they ever had it. Yeah. No, they definitely had it back in the day Really? Oh, of course. There's a royal car cleaner. I was watching bill mar this weekend Bill mar had a um interesting take bill mar said where all of the woke warriors All of these people who claim to be so progressive, you know, why why why are y'all still letting people run around calling themselves royals You know what I'm saying? He was like, yo, we need to take away that name You need to take away the name royal like Why because he said, uh, what if someone said to bill mar? Hey, uh, I know you identify as the chosen people Being jewish, but he should take away that name as the chosen.  It's brilliant. It is. We're in the ballpark. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah I hear you. I gotta I gotta see exactly what he said Um, because bill mar annoys me Really? Yeah, I love bill mar. I just don't know. It's like it's so like It's so like detached and privileged some of his takes especially on religion Like you don't believe in god. I know but it's annoying.   He's like, hey, guess what? You don't even get that but he don't know either though.  Why are you going to take away the one thing that poor person is looking forward to? It's like a douchey things to do. I think it's just an opinion I think I think all of us have to realize that everybody just has their opinion Everybody has their different worldviews if bill mar chooses to be an atheist Cool If you choose to be a full blown christian who believes in god great Right, it's neither neither's right neither's wrong.  I get all the credit like god gets none of the credit for where I'm at right now I made it. I feel like it's almost it's it feel like it's almost a selfish version like people who have extreme success And like extreme luck. I feel like you should almost give it up to god more Listen, I believe in god.  Yeah scripture. What are you gonna have held on your hands? Doesn't it seem weird that why you need to say that to folks, man? It's just I don't know But I I you want to take away the thing that the that means so much to them Like why why you want to remove that from them if you watch this show He's not pushy about it though. Man. He did a whole documentary called Whatever He's not pushy about like he'll like even if it comes up on the show people will be like, well, you know, you don't believe in god He'd be like, yeah Like you don't he don't as long as that's the angle now He's not he's not debating. Yeah, I retract what I said then if he's changed his ways, but there was a time I'm on roguin. He's not roguin now. Yeah, he's already done. I was watching a little bit. He said he never um He said never thought cosby was funny. I can't sit here and act like I did either Oh, you'd never I mean it depends what you're talking about. I like the cosby show No, he's like I never thought the show was good and I never Cosby show was great. Yeah, I whatever it does. I'm sure it's great. I don't know if I don't I mean listen Cosby show was great. I don't know what to tell him But I'm sitting here thinking like was it great because of build-up.   I never would check for anything other than fat Albert I never even checked it down I don't know. It's just an interesting take that I find like the people that are like staunchly atheists They're all like really wealthy Like all these like real hardcore atheists like screaming at the top of their lungs and I know some I know some middle-aged middle middle class Atheists The what the famous celebrity atheists for the people I knew that didn't believe in god weren't even famous at all. They were just Regular people like right. Yeah, say what? They believe in themselves. I honestly don't know. I thought you was atheist for a while. No, I've never been uh And I'm not I'm not I wasn't raised with any religion. So I can't say I'm religious But I I like the idea of there being something else out there. I don't know if it's a higher power I don't know if it's an organized religion like Yeah, like maybe maybe agnostic into the car. No, but you know why I'm not agnostic because like I think agnostic is like I believe in god. I just don't know which religion is right essentially So maybe it is that but I don't even think god is one religion. I think that I think god I think these are people I think religion in its best form like The most altruistic form not in a version of religion that's trying to like maybe control people etc. I think the most kind and warm version of religion is people who understood Uh their relationship with god or the universe whatever it is and they were like hey if we do these things We feel better if you and they tried to share those things with other people So they would feel better too and when those other people didn't do it They were like all right motherfucker just do it and you'll go to heaven But really what do they say faith is in the works or something like that or faith without works is dead It I really think that the heaven actually exists in life if you do these things opposed to Suffer your whole life and then you get this heaven afterwards.    You don't look at a jewish man and say, oh, he's not god You know I'm saying you don't even look at atheists and say, oh, that's not god Because if you believe in god, it doesn't matter what they believe right I see the god in you even if you don't believe that god exists right so and and and yo God created all of us in his image according to his likeness.   It's crazy. And by the way every religion the root the root of what you all believe in is the same thing God that's it. It don't matter how you get there How many times you pray to him a day? Do you believe in this? You all believe in this one entity? Called god That should be it. Yeah, like that should be it.  Yeah, you know what I mean? Oh, well, you don't do field service or you don't pray five times a day.  Yeah, doesn't circumcision have to do with something.   What if that was the only reason is that sand was getting caught in digs?    And you're like, all right. Hold on.  Can you imagine those little grains of sand with the so painful under that foreskin? So painful because they didn't have beds, right? What do you mean?  That tongue could get in there What if the hump in the camel is years and years of schmegma because they can't digest it It just sits there. It just sits there. It's schmegma and sand Yes, yo, we figured out camel hump bro. We figured out camels. We figured out circumcised dicks Yo, think about it.   It's a deadly combination.   I don't want to see what comes up. It has to be. Yo, bro It has to be it's a little trunk. It has to be man. Yeah Uh, mckayla's birthday today. Ah Come here mckayla She's 37 today No, she's not. Yeah, she is stop playing 37 bro. It's almost over for mckayla, you're 37 today How old Congratulations. Do we have this mic on right there? Oh Happy birthday mckayla It's brought you in for a little eye candy. You know what i'm saying I was just sitting observing give you cash out for something. Maybe you get a dollar I'm serious Can I solicit?    Yes No But I've I have experienced like a guy like when he takes off his pants. I saw like it was uncircumcised And what did you do? Abort mission. Hold on.   No way. Not mine.   You ever seen a turtleneck on a hanger? I think it's something you need to tell us bro turtleneck on a hanger a turtleneck on a hanger is not Filled up. So it folds this way and it just looks like a pussy No way. Hozay. Y'all don't hang your turtlenecks. So listen. Well now questioning the pussies that you Listen, I'm trying to think who got you. I've seen at least two pussies in my death Do we need to do another untucket commercial or what?   That should be tight.   That was like it was so strong. That was a strong question. Yeah Like stormy's accent is wrong.  I know but for whatever reason when we were talking about it was like It was like in arabian night. You know what I mean? It was smooth and cool, you know But then you came with that different energy. I got you Oh my god Do what? What?   Yeah, but in it is like, what do you But you don't have schmagma though. You girls don't have schmagma, but they have um Discharge But discharge don't cause things to stick inside you. I would think this schmagma would cause things to stick inside you I wouldn't know It's just your birthday. Yeah, we just wanted to give you a little love on your birthday.  What's wrong bananas potassium. No, I'm good.  Yes, really? Yes Wow Do you expect a guy to go down on you on your birthday? I expect the guy to go down on me every time Come on. Come on. Yo, that's crazy. Come on. Come on. Yo, that's crazy. That's a crazy thing to say I gotta get you right. You gotta get me right. No So grass. So listen, did y'all want birthday sex before Jeremiah song or did Jeremiah song When did that song go?   So you don't remember?    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Whoa Hannibal but what's this? Is this the 300 episodes Oh We're gonna do 300 episodes. Damn.   Wow 300 episodes.  We've been ahead of the curve on this podcast thing for six years I just saw Joe Rogan Joe Rogan has only been doing it for 10 years. I mean I say only but he's been doing it for 10 years 10 years So it's just like yo, that's how new podcasts are. Yeah. Wow Yeah, man, we early it feels good to be ahead of the curve and not you know Trying to play catch up facts with motherfuckers and y'all bought in more cake after I told y'all how How depressed that goddamn mackayla birthday cake made me and you bought in more motherfucking cake Oh, yeah, it is. That's the same cake motherfucking people Hey, he's charloman. You know if you don't want to eat that cake There's a place we could sell it. You know where where mercari Mercari mercari it's 2020 and guess what all that stuff in your home Including the cake for your 300 episode that you didn't use in 2019. 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You don't believe in misdavious I'm serious man. And by the way, you might get to that point where that's the only thing you can see is god We don't know what those those those people are thinking in their mind You know, I mean all I'm saying is all them say god's talking all of them say god's talking Even the atheist ones go crazy. They're like, oh wait a minute. Absolutely. Absolutely, man So I don't know how y'all can just make jokes about delante west so easily because We don't really understand the brain the way that we think we understand the brain We don't understand neurology like we think we understand neurology.    Let's do it. I ain't talk to your room in a minute I need to hit your rubo. No, I don't want to slice the cake Son, it's the 300 episode son come on and you gonna give me something that you know makes me depressed son It's the 300 episode bro. Shit, man. You got to gain some weight, man I had some of it, but listen leave the latte. What's my god? Really? Give me a little piece Oh my god That's a little schmidgen I used to sneak into my cousin glorious house when I was a kid and she's had this german chocolate cake And I would cut like this super thin slice. It was no one knew it almost see through it. So no one knew That's a big piece. You deserve it, bro. I said I'm as big as mckellon Hold on.   Let's go. You know right now Okay, we've been doing this since six years.  We kept it real long enough. Okay All right, oh, this guy is delicious, bro What's it ain't good as the other one? Stop it. There's not but I don't know that so yeah, it's not good It's not you just ruined it for me. Happy 300. You know how I know it's not good as the other one How I do it away.       That's it trying to figure this thing called life out. That's all What was your expectation? What would how did you think exactly you mad at Popeyes when the chicken gets served?   That's it. It's it simple as that. I hate when we're too brilliant There episodes when we might be too brilliant. There's not enough idiocy We're being honest. We've been over y'all heads A couple times. Oh, we've been to the head of the curve on a couple times What when is that we was way too early on a lot of conversations? Oh, yeah Yeah, yeah, oh, yeah, we was having to raise conversations before trump was in the white house Oh, yeah, we've been talking about race before it was a thing again in america. Like i'm talking about like in a real way Yeah, like Early on early early engine room Come on man. Remember the combat jack was the only RIP combat. Yes, man Rest in peace the combat jack. I found our convoy. We were having gender convos He was having gender convos about sexuality and gender fluidity.   Yo Taylor Taylor chill out What are you talking about?  Why would you yell at them? Oh, I didn't put that together. Yeah By the way, Taylor gonna have an hr case this week What'd she do our board up dramos Dramos had on a koojee sweater today Taylor walked up to him and goes Dramos i'ma give you some pudding because of your sweater And I said dramos.   And I go tell her why would you say that to him and she goes bill cosby now imagine, right? Dramos goes complains the hr Said something was uh inappropriate Something was said to him, you know a woman walked up to me in the building and said I want to give you some pudding because of your sweater. So they called Taylor down The hr lady said to tell her did you say that she said yes, I said it Why did you say it because of bill cosby now?      That's all that matters. Why should give it to you?   That's an accomplishment. Nah It's a wrap. It's a wrap. You think? Yeah, it's time. Highest bitter It's time. It's time. What do you think? What do you think we go for? I don't know I mean, we got I mean, it's different though.  It's not like we got one show, you know what I'm saying? So it's like, I don't I don't know do we take Chris with us or You got to My god, man, Chris is saved because Uh patrice and neil had this amazing joke and the joke was um Uh, if you got a disease, you better hope a celebrity got it or else you're dead Something to that extent because celebrities bring so much attention and money and donations to a disease that you don't find a cure And what did we find out this week? Who else has lime? Justin motherfucking yummy yummy yummy Yummy yummy yummy chris.  No Do I like the song yummy? Yeah, I like it a lot. I like the box too They're both. Yo, jesson beaver always make good music Like like when we really sit back and think about it Justin Bieber always have good music and he has access to the best musicians in the world Put it puts out the right music jesson beaver always got good music 100% don't like that new record yummy.   I love your song I mean, it's cool with me. I got I got just one Justin song.  So y'all know. I'm not bullshitting. What's your name? Hold on. Hold on.  I was listening to We are a whole girl.  Maybe he's in search Yo, I literally Oh, no, maybe it's apple Let me see. How do I do it on apple? Let me see. God, you are watching an old person right now. You're listening to it. There you go.    They're going to cure the disease.  They get tons of funding Bieber gonna bring all the funding to this disease. Oh, man.  First of all Wait, what? He's gonna save or cure him.  Well, you heard of winding, right?  You haven't seen bad boys yet. I haven't seen it yet I want to see it. You said it's excellent. I think it's great. I think it's great. Okay I thoroughly enjoyed it. It's doing very well. I would say it's excellent only because of the expectation of it I think they lived up the expectations. Right. Uh, they did a hundred million dollars worldwide reason I thoroughly loved the movie is because they leaned into the old shit, bro That's it.  But you also said a good point on an instagram about like A movie that leaned into traditionally like black media outlets and then seeing success because of it because will smith and Martin Lawrence have to understand what they mean to the black community Don't get me wrong. Will Smith's one of the biggest stars in the world. Martin's a huge star too. Yeah, but We we know Will Smith from being fresh prince the rapper Before fresh Prince of Bel Air and then becoming this mega movie star, right? Martin same thing like we know Martin from stand-up comedy deaf comedy jam the martin is sitcom So like their cachet in the black community what they mean to black people is different than probably what it means to everybody Right, you understand.  I'm saying yeah So the fact that they took the time to do that and really even on red carpets They were like stopping for like baller alert and talking to all these different outlets like that I really think that you know people showed up for them because of that because it showed that they not too big It's still fuck with Didn't forget who they were when it came they didn't forget what they came from that's all that's it And is that rewarding when you see that like uh, it's very rewarding because a lot of black superstars don't do that And I don't even know if it's any fault of their own I just think that a lot of these publicists, especially in hollywood. Yeah, they they're not thinking about us Why would you be thinking about us when you got good morning america and it's a day show and Fucking when are they gonna learn nobody watches that?  It's passive It's just on that's it. They just turn it on while they're doing laundry.  Do you think more people will start to do? Um, actually it's a trend. I think do I think it's great to see traditional movie stars black movie stars like will and martin do it, but I think kevin heart Does it the best he started that? You know 10 years ago kevin Then white hollywood publicists don't have him on breakfast club. Make sure I'm on breakfast club. He'll do it I've kev does it and that's that's what that's what these celebrities need to do man You need to step in if you want to be successful tiffany haddish does it.  How can a politician who's running for president of united states of america? Be more keyed in. Yeah to the influence of the breakfast club and these other black media outlets But a politician is like, oh, no, let's just do good morning america. You know, why why? Because politicians, especially those democrats, they're really big on numbers. They have they have to know the numbers So they know breakfast club, you know, eight million weekly listeners 100 plus markets.  It's really just that simple. I listened to robert danny jr On joe rogan and i grew a whole new appreciation robert. What was your take on it? I just enjoyed it I mean i'm why were you drawing to him? What was uh, um To me he's wil smith's buddy from independence day.  He sounded he just sounded and oh god I got him confused with the other oh There's another downy junior isn't who's the guy from independence day that was with wil smith I have no idea And i just went along because i never harry connor jr.  Yeah, yeah my bad, but go on go on robert danny robert, uh robert He just sounded very very human and he actually listens to joe and like You know, he's in the martial arts, which i didn't know yeah So, you know him and joe connect and once you get that one connection.  There ain't no love like black love, bro It's different.     Like so it's just like they leaned into it and it just made for a great film and they set up Apart for beautifully. Yeah, like that.  I want to see more of that. Yeah, so yeah I'd love to see martin have another resurgence I don't think he went nowhere No, he did martin Martin fell off a little bit, but in terms of popularity Maybe he did some movies that people didn't care about but I always thought martin Was one of the single most like engaging and talented and naturally funny people i've ever seen Like funny without the script funny with the way his face looked funny physically Like he could take a scene that if you just looked at the script You'd be like i don't understand how we can make this funny and the second martin is there Just move it like remember blue streak He was jay that's a great point. Alex. So he was jaymie fox before and jaymie fox. He really was martin Yeah, just the way jaymie carried the jaymie fox show is the way martin carried martin dude That's very debatable though. Yeah, it is maybe it is maybe i love jaymie.  He just mocks a little kid. There's no way that's in the script There's no way the director's going mock a seven-year-old But he just knew what was funny in the moment and he would always go with it man The only reason i said i thought about it just now like you say martin carried martin I don't disagree because martin had so many of those characters that we love But he had a great cast bro. Gina was great. No one's denying the cash Yeah, tisha cambell's great. Uh, uh, tishina arnold um Damn, I like the city of real names.  You never watch no martin For the record he's speaking to angelo All i'm saying is it'd be cool to see him man and like he's going on tour I know he's on tour. He's posting youtube clips too. We got his youtube stand-up clips going. It's been cool to see man Listen as always if uh, you listen to this podcast you think we're smart. You think we're intelligent You think we're brilliant.   You're right too. It's the brilliant in this podcast Thank you for listening