MLK had hoes #23
73 min
•Apr 2, 202626 days agoSummary
Episode 23 of 'Let's Rap About It' features hosts Fabolous, Maino, Dave East, and Jim Jones discussing a wide range of topics including government shutdowns and TSA operations, Martin Luther King Jr.'s personal life, hip-hop battles versus beef, celebrity privacy and body cam footage, OnlyFans and sex work, and relationship advice. The hosts blend casual conversation with social commentary on politics, culture, and personal matters.
Insights
- Social media fear-mongering can distort public perception of real-world events; hosts experienced minimal TSA delays despite widespread social media reports of major disruptions
- Historical figures should be viewed as complex humans with flaws rather than perfect icons; acknowledging imperfections doesn't diminish legacy or contributions
- Hip-hop battles have evolved from artistic competition to potentially dangerous real-world conflicts, blurring lines between performance and actual violence with fatal consequences
- Body camera footage as public record creates unintended consequences for individuals years after incidents, raising questions about privacy versus transparency in law enforcement
- Generational perspective shifts how people evaluate past behavior; what seemed acceptable when younger appears problematic when viewed through evolved moral lens
Trends
Government shutdown impacts on federal agencies and public services becoming visible through social media amplification rather than direct experienceReexamination of historical Black leaders' personal lives challenging sanitized narratives and promoting nuanced understanding of complex figuresHip-hop industry grappling with balance between competitive culture and real-world violence; elder statesmen advocating for de-escalationPublic records digitization and social media distribution creating permanent digital records with delayed consequences for individualsOnlyFans and creator economy normalizing direct-to-consumer content monetization and shifting terminology around sex work and content creationDating and relationship patterns showing increased engagement frequency; younger generations experiencing multiple serious relationships earlier in lifeMasculinity discourse on social media creating arbitrary restrictions on male behavior (food choices, appearance, activities) based on internet cultureCelebrity and public figure privacy erosion through body cam footage, paparazzi, and social media creating 24/7 documentation of personal moments
Topics
Government Shutdown Impact on TSA OperationsMartin Luther King Jr. Personal Life and LegacyHip-Hop Battles vs. Street Beef and ViolenceBody Camera Footage as Public RecordLaw Enforcement Accountability and TransparencyOnlyFans and Creator EconomySex Work Safety and DigitalizationCelebrity Privacy RightsMasculinity and Gender Role EvolutionRelationship Commitment and Serial EngagementSocial Media Misinformation and Fear-MongeringBlack History and Historical Narrative ControlHip-Hop Competitive Culture and Artist RivalryGenerational Perspective on Morality and BehaviorContent Creator Terminology and Euphemisms
Companies
Playmaker
Podcast sponsor providing sports betting and gaming services; mentioned as bringing the show
Prospix
Sports picks app sponsor offering daily fantasy sports lineups with early payout options
Morgan & Morgan
Personal injury law firm sponsor; America's largest injury law firm with 100+ offices nationwide
Blue Chew
ED medication sponsor offering chewable tablets with new gold formula for performance enhancement
Stolen Arts
Belt company sponsor; Black-owned designer brand from Brooklyn creating custom belt designs
People
Fabolous
Co-host of the podcast discussing various cultural and social topics
Maino
Co-host contributing to discussions on relationships, hip-hop culture, and social issues
Dave East
Co-host involved in episode 23; previously quit show due to pressure but returned by April 4th
Jim Jones
Co-host participating in discussions on politics, relationships, and hip-hop industry topics
Jay-Z
Referenced for recent comments on hip-hop battles and whether beef is necessary for greatness
Kendrick Lamar
Referenced in discussion of hip-hop beef with Drake and fan investment in artist rivalries
Drake
Referenced in hip-hop rivalry discussion with Kendrick Lamar and fan culture dynamics
Martin Luther King Jr.
Historical figure whose personal life and legacy are discussed and reexamined by hosts
Malcolm X
Referenced in comparison to MLK regarding personal behavior and historical narratives
Justin Timberlake
Referenced for 2022 DUI arrest body camera footage released years later in 2024
Lil Wayne
Referenced regarding his daughter Reginae dating within peer circles of older artists
Reginae Carter
Lil Wayne's daughter discussed in context of dating older peers and age-gap relationships
Maury Povich
Referenced for new podcast 'Are You the Father?' featuring Dave East as guest
Rosa Parks
Referenced in discussion of historical figures and myths about their personal lives
Quotes
"No man is perfect. But they ain't got no pictures of none of them. None of his hoes."
Host discussing MLK•Mid-episode
"He wasn't perfect. No man is perfect. But they ain't got no pictures of none of them."
Host on historical figures•MLK discussion segment
"The battle is just about skill-setting. What's the name? Some of those actual hip-hop beefs when you say other things happen. People got jump. People got stabbed."
Host on hip-hop battles vs beef•Hip-hop discussion
"Body cam footage should be illegal. That should be illegal. Whatever you do, that's public records."
Host on law enforcement transparency•Body cam discussion
"I think you should work it out with her keep your family together, keep your kids in the same house and give them something to look forward to in the mornings."
Host on relationship advice•Final question segment
Full Transcript
And you'll piff what you cooking up A lot of shit been going on so let's rap about it A lot of right, a lot of wrong so let's rap about it Controversy every week so let's rap about it Family that don't even speak we can rap about it They crashing out on IG let's rap about it Heavy body want a beef let's rap about it People going now sad let's rap about it They really want clout bad let's rap about it Let's rap about it Let's rap about it Let's rap about it Let's rap about it Hey guys we on episode 23 of Let's Rap About It How y'all feeling? Chilling I'm just chilling how you feeling? I miss my dog man You miss your dog? If anybody you want to do what's going on Last week we had a man who caught attention He said he wasn't coming back we thought he was joking I quit in the show Today's my last day I'm resigning because I can't fucking talk You can't talk man I'm afraid As we all do But the show must go on Hopefully when he get out his feelings I don't know man He paused his way off the show He definitely did that He blamed me because he talk crazy He said it was you He said it was Dave's fault? He said he can't talk on him We got to talk and let's rap about it Come back man So he quit the show We got the pause we got the pause page It's a lot of pausing Y'all popped out the button on him So he's under a lot of pressure over pause Is why he quit? I'm calling me man He said Brooklyn is sad over there You heard this yo I missed my dog He talked too crazy He feels lonely over there He don't like the odds you heard Dave This ain't what I signed up for I'm about to just Bro what's so we can't So me and Dave is like we not worth nothing That's crazy The truth always comes out somehow Bro that's crazy Man pick up That's what I'm saying So we not shooting at 23 Man we here for you baby This is my dog This is my dog You're back April 4th April 4th April 4th April 4th Yeah I don't play pause Let's go Mr. David What's happening Episode 23 what we doing What we talking about I mean listen this is Brooklyn's thing You know what I'm saying I was never sad Oh shit He said I was never sad Bro look at this face He said I was never sad I knew my dog was coming through through man. Got to come back. You can't get rid of me that easy. Let's wrap about it. Brought to you by Playmaker, presented to you by Prospix and Merrif is number one sports picks at. Let's get it. I was traveling a lot this week, but it was a lot going on with the travel shit with the TSA. But I saw a lot of it online. To be honest, I really didn't see. I went to like four cities in a week. I went to Vegas. I went to Albany. I went to Virginia. I went to Charlotte. I didn't really see any other slow big lines at TSA, but I kept seeing it on social media where everybody, you know, saying talking about this. So I was kind of looking for it or leaving early for it, but I wasn't really running into it. The job, see what was going on. Did you see ice? I think when I was flying back to New York from Charlotte, I think I seen two, two icies. I don't know. Two icies. Two icies. So you know what? So we called them there? The icies. The icies. That's when it's more than one. You gotta say the icies. There's a bunch of them. So they're icies. The icies. So what happened is... They didn't have a TSA. Like TSA have blue shirts on. One of them had black. They got on vests and all kinds. They ain't really had no vests, but they didn't have on what the rest of the TSA people had on. So that's how it is out of work. That's the issue. It's a government shutdown. So the government shut down. I found out a lot of them see it. Nobody's getting paid. They got to get paid, but they got money to pay ice. Right. Exactly. But for the icies, they got money for icies. So they only... I know they in Newark, they in Atlanta, they in the three... I didn't see that in Newark either, though. I flew out of Newark. I flew back into LaGuardia. I flew back out of LaGuardia. I didn't see it. None of the places I went, I didn't see no TSA slow traffic, no big lines. I didn't see nothing. And I went through four cities. So that's why I was saying like sometimes I'm starting to think like it's like fear mongering on social media. They just put shit out there. Because I was really looking for it and really didn't see no... What about the lines, though? I didn't see no big lines either. Because the way I'm hearing it is like... They was pressing me to get there early. They kept saying get there early. Where you went? When I had the arm, I had to move a show. I had a show in Ohio. And I sat at Newark for like damn it, four or five hours. Oh, so JB said she... He kept getting delayed, kept getting delayed. She said she got caught up in the right JB? TSA was nasty. I went through that shit. Atlanta TSA is always kind of crazy to be honest. It's a crazy little airport. You know, the problem is the fact that it's happening, right? But the way Trump is moving, we don't know when this is going to be over because they didn't put a couple deals on the table for him to agree to. And he just like... I want what I want, when I want it, how I want it. Y'all take it or leave it. And that's that. He ain't doing no bending. That's crazy. Whoa. Pause. Wow. You got to give that to yourself. You know that stuff. I mean, listen, we got to start the show. I know you don't play pause, but that did sound crazy. But you understand what I'm saying. But did it sound crazy? No, not to me. Bendy? Bendy? This man always could have said that. Like what? Bendy? What other way could I... He's not willing to compromise. He's not willing to compromise. Yeah, yeah. Way better. He's not bending on the issue. I had a question for you. I seen you on Maury. I got nervous. That was the Maury, man. I said I seen you on Maury and I got nervous. What you mean? Because I thought that you was having a baby. I didn't know if you knew what was going on. No, he says you're not the father. He is the father. Oh, no. He got a new show. It's a podcast. Are you the father? Yeah, Zane. Yeah. Oh, all right. Definitely. But Mr. David, you been on his show too? I've been in. Tell us some more. Yeah, it's a regular podcast, bro. What is it? It's like, what is it? Eriling. It's on YouTube, I think. Yeah. It's on YouTube. Your episode already dropped? Yeah, yeah. He came out yesterday after that. Shout out to Maury. Check out the main episode of Maury. Yeah, absolutely. I am not the father. Okay. I just wanted some clarity. That was it. You want a clarity? Clarity. You want a what? Clarity. Clarity. Okay, God, I just make... They're making people sign up for the drive. They up in the age on it. You up the age of like 49. I think it was the 42 or something. Where does it start from? 18. 18 to 42. Zane, you're going, you're signing up. Signing my son up right now. Where do I sign him? That's your only son? Yep, sign him right now. The only son doesn't go into drive. He getting signed up. You're going to give him a... Give him a AR-15. Yeah, let's go. You ready? Just put him out there. Let's go. I'm signing up for a fight for our country. Fight for our country. Let me stop. Your dad's sending you the war. It's crazy. I got it. You get out there now. You fight for our country. Yeah. But there were problems like that back in the day. Yeah, they was fucked up. I believe also people used to like, if somebody family was in the service too, like they went into the army, like they just followed, they followed. My father was... It's a lot of that. You know what I'm saying? Army families. Anybody over here wanted to go to the service? Nope. None of you niggas... No, not to them. I like watching all the army. Never crossed my mind. I respect them and they're very honorable because they also protect the freedom of our country. You know what I'm saying? That takes a lot for somebody to put their own life on the line for the lives of other people. So I greatly appreciate them. They salute them. Yeah, they never crossed my mind. They say they protect our freedom, but we out here impeding on other people's freedom. That's the real T. America's out here, police and everybody else. This is not a political... Oh, pressing. Yeah, I'm just saying I just wanted to throw that out there just because I could. I just wanted to make this... I just wanted to throw that out there. I'm trying to talk shit about America. You trying to kick me out of there? America's the greatest, man. They're trying to kick knowledge. America's the greatest. Throw that out there real quick. You understand? I ain't Malcolm. You know? I'm not for Malcolm. I'm Malcolm-ish. Malcolm-maniac? That's just... Malcolm-maniac. Mano Luther King is some shit. Mano Luther King is crazy. Mano X. Mano X. Mano X. You know the thing about it? They all got a ring. I like it. I like it, man. Mano Luther King. MLK. MLK. MLK. MLK, God. I like that. That's dope. I like that. That's your next album title right there. MLK. That sound like an album. You know Martin had hoes too, right? Damn. That's not politics. That's facts. That's not politics. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. That's hoes. and research, bro. He, you know, he was doing it. They said they had a show on it. They put it out there. It's a show on it right there. They had a show on it. No, don't listen to them what they playing. They trying to diminish his legacy, bro. Yeah, man, they trying to violate it. Me being a man, I understand how hard it is. They said Rosa Parks' husband had a car. I don't believe that. I think they wilded off that one. But, they throw all kind of shit like that, bro. They trying to violate the spread. What happened, man? They tear down our black history. Don't let them do it, man. MLK. We're really happy. Like, oh, yeah, man. MLK. MLK. Come on. I got a winner. Had a... She went through all that on the list. Come on, man. Stop it. See, they had some hoes on the side. They played around. He had a... He had some hoes on the side. He had a train. He had to start with five, at least. That's crazy. You know what I'm saying? He had a little, you know... Politics is the only job. He had a circle. You know, it is what it is, though. Like, we got to accept the... You know what? I like the fact that he did, because he wasn't perfect. No man is perfect. No man is perfect. But they ain't got no pictures of none of them. None of his hoes. What's that? They got pictures? They put the whole story on. Back in them days, none of the hoes came out and just, like... Nah, they ain't blowing up. They ain't blowing up. They wasn't writing books. They got out of the hotel on books. They blow up down to 2026. It's crazy. No podcasts. No, they been blowing up for years, though. This has been an on-fact. What? Right, but here's the thing. It's alright, though. Malcolm, you see that in the movie. They ain't say that about Malcolm. No, I mean, before he turnt in the movie. He was red. Yeah, he was red. In the movie. When you read... See you ever read his book, The Autobiography of Malcolm X? No, we ain't had... That's some shit. You read that in jail, right? What? I'll ask him through it. What? I'll ask him through it. No, I didn't get... I don't understand what you're saying. He asks when you read it at. Oh. College. Huh? You know, back in the days, your mom would tell you... Your mom would tell you your uncle was in college. He's... He's schooled with that school. He's schooled. He's schooled with that school. He's gonna be home soon. Riker's University. Shit. Yeah, let's do that. I had to go visit my uncle's at school a couple times. It didn't look like school, but I got there. You heard? Like I said, no man is perfect. We have flaws and it's understandable. It is what it is, man. You know what I mean? Shout out to the guy who's been with us for a long time. It's understandable. It is what it is, man. Shout out to the... It's the human side of our hero. Anatomy? No, I ain't going for it, man. What? You not going for it? I'm not going for it. I'm just do some research. King wasn't in the streets, man. He not jacking at... He not jacking at... He not going for none of that like that. Why not, though? I'm not jacking at... First of all, listen, he was in a church. You think that's far-fetched? I seen he got arrested. I suppose it's that, but I ain't never seen... The legacy, man. But that's not diminishing. I ain't seen no proof of the whole... I like the fact that my hero is a float, bro. So you think he ain't had no groupies? You don't think he had no groupies? No black power groupies back then? You think... You think... I'm violence. You think Ernestine and them wasn't coming by the church and saying... I don't understand. I hate that. You looking good, doc. You think that wasn't going to... Can you help me with the report? Coretta wasn't going for that, man. Coretta let him do what he had to do. Black men don't cheat, man. Martin not doing that. I don't see Martin moving like that, B. So what? We not saying we don't see it. We saying what we saw. First, I got to know him. I understand what you... I don't know the nigga. I wasn't even born with him. Don't call him a nigga, though. You call him a nigga. I can't... But he can have hoes. Yeah, he can have hoes. But I can't call him a nigga. So what's going on, man? So let me say this. So you don't... So Martin Malcolm... There was Kendrick and Drake back then. You don't think they had no groupies? They was doing speeches. The speeches was lit. They was lit. Everything packed out. The speeches was lit. Packed out. They packing everything out, bro. The speeches was lit. Wait, so... That's what I'm... You ain't got to tell me. You got to tell me. I have a dream. Dead numbers. That was... I'm trying to tell you, bro. That was... Think about it. Think about what happened after that march. So, Spitz, you said... Think about the march. The march was lit. And that speech wasn't in church. That speech wasn't in church. He was in a venue lighting that shit up. I have a dream. Oh, doc, that's a dream. That was going crazy. What? I ain't never seen... I ain't never seen no footage of bitches falling out. Oh, bro. I ain't never seen that. I ain't never seen that footage. You're crazy, bro. You ain't got the footage of... They just falling out over there. They got the power to the people and all of that. Falling out. As soon as he did that. Oh, shit, Moku. I'm not gonna leave that. That went platinum. Y'all would have never said this in Black History Month, man. Y'all are crazy, man. But it's... I'm trying to go out in the K. These are Black History's Blacks that is packing joint south. It's okay, though. It was on Black Fats. They was on Black Fats. These are Black Fats. I'm saying it's okay, right? I'm saying because, look, we all have issues. We have flaws. We have things that we're still working on. Like, what makes us think that Dr. King was all around perfect? Because we talking about Maureen Luther King, not Mayno Luther King. No, man. You're thinking about the image of him. It's two different MLKs. I get it. But who was he at night? He has a point. But you never know who Batman was at night, right? He just was a whole different person, right? Who was he at night when he wasn't having a dream? When he wasn't marching? Think about it. When he was up late writing speeches, his assistants was coming in. Do you need any help, Dr. King? I'm good, Gertrude. You know, man, Gertrude was crazy. But he on names from back in the days. Those names are Shirley. Shirley. Shirley, you know I got you? Agnes. You know I got you out with you. And he always in the pool hall. They got mad pictures of him in the pool hall behind the back. He gambling. You think that was... He gambling when you see that shot. That was a gamble, bro. These are Black Fats, bro. Listen, I know... You know, so you think he was... He ain't in the pool hall scraping niggas. It's okay. It's okay. Martin Luther. He had... He lit. I think he was lit. I think he lit. He was like... He was taking his jacket off. He was scraping the whole pool hall, pocket full of money, then go give him speech. It is what it is, bro. That's a Black man right there. That had ladies. And they would march with him? Yes, hand in hand, nigga. This is going too far. I don't know how we just got hit, but this shit they got wild. What's the next subject? Black Fats, bro. Y'all know I've been getting into Prospects, and now you've been getting all my friends onto it, too. Y'all know I've been cooking up line-ups, baby. New York, always New York. Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart, y'all know that duo fires it up. More, more, more points. Threes and rebounds. 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That should be legal. That should be illegal to release people... It just dropped off. Who that Justin Timberlake? I just seen that. Yeah, that was crazy. And it would do too much. And it'd be years later. You could be in a different whole point of your life. The Justin Timberlake drink was from 2024. So, like, you could be working on something now, you could be having a deal or something, and then, boom, this footage of you taking a drug test on the side of a highway. From years ago. When was your footage? 2022. When it came out last year. So, three years later. Yo. You got footage too, niggas. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You got footage too. You got footage of the airport. You got footage too, niggas. You niggas got footage. Body cam. You got a body cam footage. You don't know that they gonna put that on YouTube. Cold blooded. But you asleep though. I was tired. They ain't start taping me to... So you woke up? Nah, they was taping you. They was taping him from the door. They walked into my car. That's entrapment. So they shouldn't have left me alone. They disturbed him. I wasn't bopping nobody. Yo, bro, I'm not even doing enough of this. They want to drop the body cam footage. I was f**king over with me for three years later. When you see with a bottle in your hand, it could look... It wasn't a bottle in my hand. It's a crazy couple. Nah, I'm whining over the bottle. You just saying anything, cap. They didn't find a bottle. Did they not find a bottle? It was a bottle in the car. It wasn't in my hand. That s**t was in a cup holder. That s**t was in a car? They got a big-ass bottle of paint in a cup holder. It wasn't in the cup holder. Like New Jack City. It wasn't in his hand, but it was in the cup holder. It wasn't in my hand? It's now all of this replaying. I'm like, oh, I couldn't remember the whole s**t, but... That's what the money was. But back to the f**k all that, body cam footage should be illegal. That should be illegal. Whatever you do, that's public records. Somebody go look that up. Cool. That's like, come on, bro. Could you all agree that body cam footage had to be in college? Yeah, definitely not in public college. But I don't think they should release it to the public. You know what I'm saying? They should have body cams just for proof of what was going on, but that's not something that should be on the internet. So the body cam footage is good to keep the encounter on the legal side. Everything on the law is public record, though. That's part of being in America. That should be recorded. So the encounter that you have with the officer, that should be on body cam because he should be sticking to his world book every... And keeping it respectable. But I feel like the cops now are selling it. I think they got... What are they selling it? It's public record, bro. Everything has to do with the law. The body cam footage is public record. The blogging and stuff. We understand that, but what makes them put it out, though, after a while? Because they didn't drop it when it happened. You see the date on it, 2022. After the case is over, everything becomes public record. But it don't always come out before. Three years later, yeah. Everybody cam footage don't come out. Because people don't go digging for it. They also saying, why does it come out years later? Why is it not public? Why is it not available when it first happens? I believe after the case is done, and whatever it is, they release all the footage to the case. Who said... Let's put the tape out on Mr. David. Who said that? Probably a blogger. You think a blog did that? But they had to have known that he got arrested for sleeping. The police... It's public knowledge, bro. The police say we got Dave Eastlock. It's public knowledge, bro. I definitely think they put it out. The cops put it out. We've also been arrested here. When you come out, they set up for you to get your picture taken. They call TMZ, they have different press outlets. They curate this whole situation. That's why I think they put it out. The police have a publicist, too. The police department. You see them pictures on the daily news. They actually set the person up coming walking out. Sometimes they'll hold them there. They'll make you just stand there while they're taking pictures. They'll walk you to the car. That's why I think they actually... I feel like they be putting their bodycams out. Got to. I feel like if you're a cop and you know you the only one the blogs don't have, the internet don't have it, the cop got it. If the cop is familiar with who you are or anything like that, they might even sell them to TMZ. Because TMZ be having a lot of this kind of shit, too. TMZ definitely buys footage of that kind of nature. Before the blogs had it, I couldn't have just went searched. I couldn't have just found that. That footage wasn't just out. You got to put it in a four-year request. It's a way you can retrieve all those... If you've got a case and all that shit, you can retrieve all of that footage for your lawyers and all that type of shit. And you just go for it and everything. And the whole shit be on it. Talking, what's the name? That nigga told East that, you was drinking champagne. The one you just took out the cup holder and put it in the back. Whole shit. Quote right handed. Fuck it. That should be legal. Yeah, they got to get rid of that, man. Does hip-hop need beef to push orders to be better or can greatness exist without rivalry? I saw something with Hove this week talking about that and saying that the way hip-hop and the internet has exploded, it's changed how just battling was. Which I get and I understand what he's saying in that. But I also feel like battling in hip-hop is a part of hip-hop. The whole, like, where it started from. Is it between battling and beefing? Mmm. Yeah, because I think battling is music-wise. Beefing is when y'all see each other and somebody get their shirt wrinkled or something like that. That's beefing to me. It's just music. Don't they usually stem from the battle of the music? Not all the time. Some people be having beefs that were from problems of a camp, so problems from neighbourhoods. Joey Badass, they had that back and forth with the West Coast. That was a battle. It escalated past the music. A lot of times these battles escalate past the music. Was it really a battle or was it back and forth? I think it's how disrespectful you are in the battle that can make it go beyond the battle. The battle is just about skill-setting. What's the name? Some of those actual hip-hop beefs when you say other things happen. People got jump. People got stabbed. So that becomes a beef. That's not just music going back and forth. That's what I'm trying to figure out when Jay was saying. Is he trying to say the battle or the beefing within the battle? I think he thinks the battle turns in the beef and all of the stuff that I can't say exactly what Jay meant for what I was taking from what he was saying was that all the stuff that comes around the whole battle is why he don't think it's a good thing. I've seen some of these battle rappers chiming in there, trying to make it seem like Jay talking about battle rapping is a bad thing. So now they taking a point to this is an art. I don't think he's talking about the URL battle type of thing. I don't think he's trying to say that. I'm just talking to you what I've seen on the Instagram. I'm just saying how quickly things can spiral out of control from one statement. But that's part of what he was saying when he was saying to Kendrick and Drake how fans really get so invested. So it's like the people that like Kendrick really, really hate Drake. So people run to their corners and really be invested in the actual war. Like, oh you're playing Drake, turn that shit off. Or even how it surrounds to the people around you or your family or like, you know what I mean, your kids, people be putting people wives and kids in raps and put them in different situations. Those things then used to happen in the battles and beats before. You not a fan of what? I'm not a fan of using people's wives or kids to engage. I mean, even though there's no rules but that shows a lot about your character as a man. To me, you're not really that tough. Yeah, that's very interesting. That's very interesting because I've seen people critique and hold for saying that when he was the one that kind of took it to a place with nines that people say, oh he took it too far. Yeah, but like I said, there's no rules when you're trying to get the edge in the war. I personally didn't think that that was too far. At that time, I didn't think it was that too far but when you think about what I'm thinking about it now and shit like that, it's kind of weak. You're including people that really I also think whole perspective is also in hindsight. Like he's saying it now as a different, evolved man. You look at me because you're a grown up. You know what I'm saying? You got a different kind of tense. You looking at it like your kid, he don't want his kids in raps and all of that but like you said, at the time where he was engaging and he was 20 or 30 years old, you're not thinking in that same. You're thinking at a different light as an older man with businesses and you got stuff to you thinking more maturely and don't see why somebody would put somebody's family in something. But when you young you say whatever they are. 100% So that's why I think like that perspective is kind of coming from him and where he's at and where he's evolved in life now. Even when I was young though, I still want I want to smoke with you. I want to smoke with you. I don't have time to think about elaborate ways to use everybody else I think I want you. What we doing? What we talking about? So to bring it back right, he's right. When you say that maybe hip-hop should kind of diminish the battle. Because it is a thin line between battle and beef. Hip-hop is built in competition so I wouldn't say that the answer is necessarily right or the answer is necessarily wrong. You dig? Because I believe that battling is a part of what built this whole hip-hop culture. We could go all the way back to the beginning of the time. It was always that. Even from breakdancing, it was crews' battle. It was always competitive. So if we take that competitive nature out then what do we have? But the thin line is the fact that things go too far. Smoking on dead ops. Especially in this era even they got the platform to advertise it. To make videos about it. Go live and talk about it. That's this era. Who are we to dictate what they're doing in this era We were talking about people that were trying to dictate our era for talking about what we were doing when we were gang banging and drooling so they got to go through what they got to go through. Maybe that's the way the shit is moving now. We're not necessarily directly in that right now. As the OGs you still should not want them to have to go through something. We've seen people die. We've seen legends die because of East Coast, West Coast B for rap lyrics going too far. That's the difference in what he's saying too. If it's staying on wax and we just going at each other that's one thing. That's battle. That's hip hop. That's rap. But when it goes outside of that where people are getting stalled up, people are smoking on ops that's not hip hop really anymore. Let's talk about this from a person that's talking about it has done a lot of these things that he's telling people that he's saying that he's saying that from an evolved place. When he was younger he wouldn't say that. But now as he's looking as the OG and that's what I'm saying. A lot of times we got to let people live their life also. We can't oppose our will because we know it all. We can tell them to give them. I don't think it's imposing the will is more of his perspective and I think sometimes you do got to let people live their life but I don't think it's nothing wrong with putting things out there for people to pick up on so they don't have to learn the hard way. You know what I'm saying? Because we are in an era where we see kids dying at the same time they going back and forth on records and YouTube and social media. We all see this. We were seeing that when we were young too. But it wasn't really on records though. It wasn't between rappers. It wasn't a rapper thing. It wasn't people making records. It wasn't so visible. Right. So now it's in our faces. Our kids can open up social media and see that these two artists been going back and forth with each other for two years and then somebody just got killed. So we watching it in real time as opposed to the street wars and the drug wars that we was going through. Nobody in Florida knew what we was going through unless they knew us. Now it's on the internet. For everybody to see. I believe that it's just giving people advice is no wrong in that. And I believe that letting people live is no wrong in that either. I think it's just perspective. And I think that was an opinion though. I did see a lot of people having opinions on it. But you know... How do you feel about it? You know, it's been blurred between what is a legitimate battle and what is beefing. I don't know where that is because if now if you're bringing up street stuff you're bringing up personal things you're bringing up things that maybe Dean strike at my character now I'm thinking that we need to take it up another level because now it's not just the regular... I think that our characters to discredit each other is absolutely... But that also was part of battling as well. So like even like say like the URLs or any of those battle leaks they talk to each other crazy. None of them afterward are going to shoot each other up it's just part of the battle. So that's what I'm saying like the street culture mixed in with that that's why that's another thing that's not really hip. URL is hip hop. They could battle they might actually shake each other hand but during the battle they really are talking to each other as disrespectful as they can they talk about their families their girlfriends so it's just what it becomes when it goes outside of just battling you know what I'm saying about just rapping. I think that's more because that's a league it's a league for that I feel like that's specifically that's what they do. It's been like before they put the when Mookin and Mookin J Mills was battling right on one two fifths somewhere that was just like like battling has always been in hip hop that's what I'm saying that's been a thing for a long time but when people started getting killed because of the music then that's a different thing you know what I'm saying that's not the same as just battling. Battling was a disipement like remember when B.C.J. and X in the movie backstage I believe it was and it was battling that shit had niggas on the edge of the seat the law of that shit has always been something. I think battling is when you consciously know that this is not going to be ticking off record like if you consciously feel like when I see him I'm not I'm not trying to get into a physical altercation. The whole energy on it big and pop wasn't battling to me that was like a beef that was like west coast east coast beef to win it finally like collided it was going to go down you know what I'm saying the big was participating though the people around him had to differentiate the difference between the two words like he said specifically said the word battle I believe J. was talking about like battle but I believe he was talking more about the beef in the battle than he was about the art of the battle if that makes sense. It does make sense I think he more was talking about all the other shit that went into their lives he was talking about how Drake it makes him he was specifically talking about that battle right that's what that question was that whole segment was him saying that he don't think rap battles need to be in hip-hop anymore like he said there was four elements of hip-hop he said it was breakdancing graffiti battles in a DJ so he was looking at how breakdancing you know is going and graffiti is kind of in the space of like street art in a way and the DJ has he was saying how the DJ was one of the main factors it used to be like Eric B. and Rock Kim or Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince so he was like the DJ was the main focus but it's changed over time you know what I'm saying and that's what he's saying about rap battles it's kind of changed he's saying that rap battles shouldn't be in hip-hop I don't agree with it though I think that the battle can be we just he I believe what he was saying was all the other stuff battling hip-hop wise rap I like watching URL I'm a big fan of URL when people is trading raps and I'm not a fan of people getting killed behind just miscellaneous talk back and forth you know what I'm saying but I'm definitely a fan of hip-hop and you standing your ground and representing your shit against you know what I'm saying whoever, whoever steps up so I still think that's uh but I do understand what his perspective was he's talking about all the other shit that come with just battling now where it becomes something else so it was like if the battle is a battle if we trading back and forth records and this is we leave it there it ain't serious to the point where we're gonna fuck up the money and throw the opportunity in the garbage right but also like I said is where the fans personalize it to the point where they actually hate the other artists and they actually doing things to incite that you know you know you go somewhere and see Drake fans and Crenjic fans you see they're fight yo let's rap about some hoops real quick brought to you by the homies at prize pitch Chicago coming to New York Friday man at the guard and how y'all feel about that what y'all got absolutely New York going to New York I got the mix unanimous decision man but you know they got Josh Giddy man what y'all think about him you know he got the threes I don't think he consistent man I think Josh have his games but he not I mean don't let that the average for you but he ain't I mean he got good stats though average in 23 again that's what I'm saying it's not like that that was what I was saying last game he's not like he alright but he not he's alright but he's not real mm damn damn I think we all going less yeah we going less in my less is more I think we going less I might motivate him the way I just shot him you just did a dirty rap beef right there how you just you like that or you not you want to reply after this yeah I'm a disreck it out yeah everybody 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you play your first $5 lineup that's cold let's rap would you allow your child to date your peer nope that came from Wayne's daughter doing an interview Ray Jenae Ray Jenae used to be around Tyena so I've like been around her a bunch of times so one time I think we was like at a club or something and I was smoking and she was like hit it up and I was like I was like I was like I was smoking and she was like hit it up and I was like nah I'm not passing Wayne's daughter so she was saying people look at her as niece that's kind of like that is you know what I'm saying as your peers while she out with us we making sure she good and all of that but I still look at her I don't look at her like that's my friend and you know what I'm saying I still look at her as Wayne's daughter is it different for you having a son because would you be mad at your son end up dating or dealing with a female artist I got all girls none of these niggas but this is what I'm saying so this I'm trying to say yeah it is different bro it is different because would you be mad at Zane dating a female artist or rapper or whatever no and I think he's done it but you understand the difference right no I came in I was one day I said that's who you got you got in my heart really you get a thumbs up for that right I can't believe it look who's saying so you coming in and seeing your daughter with a rapper your whole face turn up it's different I don't got no daughter yeah it's different as a boy and a girl yeah it's definitely different you got a daughter you don't want to do but one of the things she was saying too is like should you treat her as a pier or should you treat her like she needs that's what she yeah you don't always shoot her like nice if that's how you know her forever though if the relationship you got she might not understand that that's how you know her even as a boy like you still nephew you're like any of my bros that got daughters they always always nice so would you do that past her no no no no no I'm not past no drinks I'm not even playing with my son like that we ain't doing no drinking I'm not drinking with you I don't even want that in my conscious they father you yeah you do that with him if that's what he allowed she was mad at me she was like what you mean nah no but I did let my niece get a tattoo you failed yeah didn't let her get a tattoo on my house you failed under your authority under your jurisdiction you didn't let the parents know that no did you get permission his daughter was with me you did this with my son's locker yeah man let her get a tattoo you that type of uncle uncle Ice uncle Ice is crazy he got wild names bro nah I thought she was going to get a tattoo that said dad mouse you go get a tattoo that said boss I thought it was him daddy daddy's little girl this is what I was thinking it was a Scorpio so good with gender roles evolving is masculinity becoming more flexible I'm more confusing not in my household yeah I think that's some internet shit what you mean shit ain't nothing confusing in my household what's the list of things that a man can do we can't drink with straws social media I think if you not tap into that we can't eat crab legs you can't eat apple hold let's slow down slow down why can't you eat apple pie how's that feminine who's making these rules the internet the internet is a dark place who's making the rules you can't eat I ain't going to lie though they do got us not fucking with Frank's so they might be training us yeah niggas packed yeah niggas packed glizzy stuff so you all don't need hot dogs in your house I keep a pack of glizzies in the fridge I keep a pack of glizzies keep a pack of glizzies I don't got I keep a pack of glizzies in the fridge for what for what is crazy you going too far there he want to know what are they there for why are the glizzies there why are the glizzies there why are they there for the grill niggas for who because niggas no niggas act like they don't eat bananas no more they don't eat Frank's no more I've been here you know what I'm saying I'm not secretly eating no glizzy what's wrong with eating no glizzy you grew up eating yeah I'm a little kid you don't eat no sausages I cut my sausages up in a little pieces I'm not eating a Frank you can't eat a sausage worse than a glizzy sausage is crazy you gotta cut your shit up into pieces you know breakfasts it ain't the glizzy what it's a glizzy you got the hot dog bun right in the roll you got your sauerkraut I don't get down like that that's crazy I don't get down like that they could put sauerkraut or the glizzy it's crazy that when you go to a barbecue nowadays you gotta order your glizzies on the low on the side you gotta do something crazy at this point you try to find a private place to really enjoy the glizzy pause man pause how's that part you gotta find a place to enjoy the glizzy that's what you're missing that's why you gotta get out of these topics didn't you just start going crazy trying to find a private place for the dude that got the pause page that was not valid that was crazy they're trying to frame me but you still eat him though I say hot dogs no no no it's a glizzy be honest it's a glizzy I don't like hot dogs I don't eat Franks it's the same I don't like Franks I don't like Franks I don't like that but at your house where do you usually eat him though where do you usually eat him I'm grown up by myself I live by myself I got a lady cause I've been to your house for many cookouts did he huh see that's the thing about it in the cookout you gotta be fast you gotta move in silence you heard you gotta make sure they catch you cause they can pull their phones out try to upload you post you as nasty out there with a company glizzy it's crazy I feel like if you gotta go through all that in your mind you shouldn't even have them but why can't you just eat it though if you go through all that mentally you gotta sneak in for that you shouldn't even have it that's a false right there because guess what they didn't put glizzy on the thing they left the room to eat a glizzy they can catch you in the bathroom you're a glizzy you gotta sneak you gotta sneak but why though I don't understand why though they need to smoke and crack why though Mr. David why can't you just eat a Frank mmm that's crazy that's crazy let's get off this stuff I don't give a fuck what they talking about a Frank footer who made that name bro what it is bro hey yo bro you ever like sit back and see somebody make a move right and then you just have to sit back and go nah that's different no you know what that is that's a power move you know like when somebody counted you out and you double back and you run it up mm-hmm when they try to low ball you stand firm and end up getting what you really deserve exactly that's what we mean when we say that's a power move and look the same thing applies when life hit you different if you're ever injured cause of someone else's negligence 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does it make it sex work sex worker sex work it's the same shit what are you talking about I thought sex worker was a prostitute that's what I'm trying to understand because she's doing OnlyFans this girl could be in college what they're trying to say is before they had to go to different places to actually film the sexual content now they can just film it in the comfort of their own home so did that make it safer for them okay so you know what for the sake of trying to understand I would guess they can make their money without going outside hotel rooms in their house they got their cameras set up I guess it's safer but I think some of them still travel and do what they call collabs you would know what's a collab man they call content that's another thing you got to get the terminology together you got one content creator from Michigan from New York let's set up a date where we do some content together I fly to you on April 18 we get together you put it on your platform boom both of us doing a collab you did the collab just because I'm knowledge about many things brother you got this in a textbook you read about this I'm knowledge about many things I try to know a little bit about everything is the content fucking that's the content that's what the content is that's the collab that's the new word for fucking collabs I got to ask something when you want to collab you know it's all only fancy trying to collab I like that new word I like that I've never collabed see somebody be like hey baby we need to do a collaboration they would have had me out there you got a bunch of collabs I got a collab with her too I have no collabs on the internet I like my privacy let's do a collab post let me get a feature a feature you got to walk up what's up with the feature what's the feature price what's the feature price what's the feature price what's the feature price I'm trying to collab I'm trying to collab no you laugh with somebody from Brooklyn I'm laughing because I'm laughing when I say something you come from a bad place you come from a bad place you just jimmy the gymnasium you come from a bad place you start in trouble this is what you do I didn't do nothing you always doing some shit but listen here's another thing have respect for people that out there do you want their collabs all the collabs out there is a collab community I salute you people making millions of dollars on there it's a definite community it's a hell of a feature people were drinking them out there is there a limit to how many times speaking of collabs is there a limit to how many times you can fall in love what you think do you want a compilation do a joint project do a joint project a limit to how many times you can fall in love some people fall in love easy the person he said he fall in love every night see this is the problem what you think he said many collabs he said that many collaborations the most featured artist in hip hop history yeah can you fall in love how many times can you fall in love in a short amount of time I mean fuck fall in love three engagements in three years how you feel about that I've never been engaged for a woman for a woman I think she's in love with the idea of love the idea of love the idea of love the fantasy the thought of it some people fall in love easy easy for them to fall in love maybe you're giving it too much maybe it's her what's the problem maybe the problem is her it probably is her three engagements in three years it can't be the guys at this point she's like rings she's like Daniels he must be in love enough to ask her to marry him he knew about the third god knew the other two he had to know maybe she got something that that niggas want snappy nappy I don't think falling in love is bad I think falling out of love is bad even those three situations she fell out of love with somebody three times too or maybe they fell out of love with her or they called her off we giving her too much you think she got three rings we ain't giving her none she got three rings she got her ring back she got her rings back she got her rings back I don't know she's Daniels she ain't got nothing back she got her ring true on one finger right here she's not done though she's too young to be done more rings than Jordan you gotta do that Jordan the Jordan Pond card she gotta go ori she gotta go seven she gotta go ori she gotta go eight like I mean listen in a lifetime if you collected the rings I don't knock nobody hustle you might fall in love in a lifetime ten times what he said in Bronxdale three times three so you niggas living in the movies you said ten times you can fall in love ten times I have not I'm just saying hypothetically for a person's life to span how many times you think you fell how many times you think you fell in love how many times you fell in love in your life stop playing with me it all depends on the environment where was I I don't know I'm just asking how many times do you think you fell in love in life you know I've been in situations where I thought I was there and it was only because I was doing something wrong that's not the question the question is how many times do you think you fell in love in life this month at a night in your life in real life maybe only three times or two so you got one more time as the movie goes maybe two so how the fuck you giving yourself ten times you only fell in love two times and I told you the fucking movie said three times and you were telling me I'm living in a fucking movie and you even got fucking three times under your belt are we counting how you felt in the moment no that's not the question I feel like the moment probably every time you look at somebody see this is what I'm saying you put a narrative on me that I don't like no no no because it's untrue and then you got people out there just thinking that I'm just wild and crazy you put this, thank you for successfully putting a false narrative on me it's false fuck man shit is wrong man but no listen are we counting being in Miami love nigga I put the false narrative being out in Miami being out in Miami and I fell in love at booby trap in your life I'll be counting that if it was love you just give me more fuel you might wake up different but we're counting that we sure we not counting that okay cool so maybe two three times I don't think that's bad three times I think it doesn't seem like you're certain to me cause I'm trying to understand one of the things like his mother asking you have anything if anything would be outside if it was mushrooms in the vicinity if it was you know was that love or no with mushrooms in all that in the vicinity was that absolutely it was love what it opens your mind it opens your heart trust me what else does it open that was false what the fuck you talking about that was crazy I pause that cause I was that was I was trying to alley you may for a crazy comment it's all good no fuck what you mean you keep it to honest you know what you know y'all try to put me in a in a certain situation we only feed on what you tell us I never told you nothing nigga I never told you shit you say if maybe I might have been in Miami or I ask the question you might be one of those people that we just said like fall in love easy in the moment and then you really not in love no more the love can wear off too shrooms wear off once the shrooms wear off when you take that shroom again do you fall in love with the same person you was with no it has to be it's not how shrooms work it's the moment it has to be a moment in a vibe what's wrong with this guy like not how shrooms work I don't take shrooms I wouldn't know don't make it about shrooms bro it could be whatever it could be weed same thing it's natural it's from the earth yo y'all heard of blue chew before right well I'm telling you man blue chew exactly they drop something crazy I'm talking next level championship belt gold plated energy bro aw shit brother tell me more blue chew gold 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bluechew.com for more details and important safety information and we thank blue chew for sponsoring the podcast go get after it baby man let me ask you a question can a big girl be a 10 a dime why would you ask me that I don't know I don't know how you feel about can a big woman be attractive let's start there before we get to a dime yes how attractive can a big one be sexy am I on Mali you just have to figure out what's the situation we know we sober is this back in the days Mali LA you know from the carousel with the slide no not that far maybe like 6 years ago no no no Mali it's different man sober man so you said that could be attractive yes 100% I love big girls can a big girl be sexy can you find a big girl sexy can you find some sexy pillow by the big woman yes she got a little lippy no true story though real story it's a fucked up drug story I was on Mali in New York City I was in a club this had to be 2018 and I was just feeling so good and I like I was looking for a female to like to bond with what you do man and the only thing close to me was like a big girl and Mali make you touchy feeling you in a club in a club and I was just like rubbing her back and she's like that's what Mali do to you it was like I've never been on Mali I don't take drugs it makes you sensual she was big big she was big big I'm glad you're so you probably made her night she made my night you never dealt right then and there that's all I needed 100% so willingly you never dealt with a big girl before in your life in your life of course let's put it on the floor growing up in a herd of course what about you Spitz how big is the girl we talked about how big we talking like in your life in your life you had to be a rapper you could be a younger in your life but was how big like would you give me a bigger than you usually deal with you know we talking what 200 give it take a little more a little heavy do out the span of your life what about you I got a nice story you and some oversized mumpes yeah I believe I won't say the name though big girls always had a job by sneakers by nice west so you was in a relationship with them though that's different I tell you you was getting all that jiggaloo story back to the jiggaloo shit I was a jiggaloo bro how was that dirty mac how was that dirty mac yeah you was getting lunch boxes like yeah lunchy boost I think a big girl could be a 10 to who since some guys who like big girls absolutely man you attend to somebody we'd be a zero a zero to somebody and attend to somebody else whatever you definitely could show sex appeal you definitely could be pretty you definitely could be all those things and then to some people you could be a whole straight down like fab says I agree with that but someone that's noticeably pretty when you see him no matter what it is you know what I mean like damn she's a pretty girl why are you looking at me like that she's pretty but she's big right this is a community I'm trying to save you I'm trying to save you you ain't trying to save me she's pretty big right she's pretty and big she's big and pretty right what is it what is it mr. come on gymnasium she's pretty big she's pretty big okay got it it's all it's understood 1-800-MAIN-O yeah what's the question you know because I am a love guru a relationship specialist say what okay I'm 43 no kids and a great career fab what do I do stop with that nigga DM she's trying to collab she's trying to collab she want a feature she's like what's the feature price let me hear the song let me see it see if I fuck with it see if I can vibe with it you know what I mean see if I can vibe with the record hold on I forgot to give you some gifts today too before we get out of here here we got one more okay it's a belt company called Stolen Arts I got one of them on now they be having some fire they got the other one that I love the most and shit like that so shots of Stolen Arts to take care of the guys black designers from Brooklyn appreciate y'all they got some fire and they could design different belts and shit like that I really like to dive into that is that the last question yet this is the last question okay this is nice you didn't tell her you said just going to DM after all these years my baby's mother and I are on great terms these women outside ain't it should I just get back with her and make my family a family again leave the past and then pass and start a new life absolutely I think you should if you're feeling the vibes and the connection with your child's mother you already have one thing with her which is a child or more I think you should work it out with her keep your family together, keep your kids in the same house and give them something to look forward to in the mornings I think you should you should stay with your you already said it before I can even read it that these women outside ain't about shit right you don't want to be mean why he left in the first place listen they take some time you gotta go outside to explore right that's in the past you gotta explore that's in the past you back home you gotta go home you gotta go home work it out with your baby mama but you gotta go home and that ladies and gentlemen is another episode of the body with my guys we gonna see you next week same place, same 5, same channel shout out to playmaker shout out to big playmaker in the building for making the plays happen like, comment, subscribe