Noadvisory Podcast

Laughter, Life Lessons, and Durag Fest Fever: A Podcast Experience

Noadvisory Podcast Season 5 Episode 10
What happens when spontaneous humor meets heartfelt stories? Get ready for an episode packed with laughter, tears, and real talk as Charles Bonten, Co McClain, Trapp Sid, and Terrence "Beat Him Up" kickstart the show with a hilarious proposition of live-streaming a playful brawl. We dive into shoutouts for our social media platforms and the incredible "Hoochie gang," reflecting on how friends and community uplift us during the hard times. Expect an unscripted session filled with personal anecdotes and genuine camaraderie.

But it’s not all fun and games. This episode takes a deep turn as we explore the serious consequences of making reckless statements and the tragic impact of drug use. We share a heartfelt celebration of a son's high school graduation and dive into scandals and legal troubles, touching on everything from a teacher’s controversial OnlyFans account to Hunter Biden's legal woes. Through these discussions, we balance intense reflections with our trademark light-hearted banter.

Special guest Capital Q brings the energy as we dive into the vibrant world of Durag Fest, a cultural celebration that promises an inclusive and electric atmosphere. From the meticulous planning involved to the exciting lineup at Camp North End, Capital Q spills all the details. Tune in for a high-energy mix of humor, serious talk, and community spirit as we gear up for the big event and dream big with plans to expand Durag Fest beyond Charlotte. This episode is not just a podcast—it's an experience.

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Speaker 1:

We good, ready, ready, ready. Yes, yeah, g it's Charles Bonten. This is the Kool and the Razi podcast. Your boy, co McClain. It's your girl, trapp, see it.

Speaker 2:

It's Terrence beat him up. Unscripted.

Speaker 1:

She ain't beat nobody up.

Speaker 2:

I'm being your ass honestly.

Speaker 1:

So listen after this, right Don't miss me off.

Speaker 2:

We are going to record the hoochies getting. Poochie is getting beat up by me.

Speaker 1:

That is crazy. We should go live. We should go live right. Let's go live on the page and let people watch this shit in live, in action.

Speaker 2:

Let's do that. I'd rather do that than pre-record it First of all, all y'all that's watching at home. Let me, before I say what I need to fucking say, like and subscribe. We're on YouTube, facebook, instagram, spotify, apple Music, music, iheartradio. We're on Black People Meet Christian Mingle.

Speaker 1:

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Speaker 2:

We're not on any of that, and you can't say the word midget. You can't say that Midgetmecom. We're on bingaycom, ineedviagracom. We're on all of that, anyway, can I finish my spiel. Anyway, we on black people meet.

Speaker 3:

Christian mingle.

Speaker 2:

We're on.

Speaker 1:

No, we're not on Christian mingle. Yes, we are no we can't be on Christian mingle no advisory Verse five we advisory verse 5, that we are on there. Yeah, and I'm using the. Oh well, no, All right, we're also. Wait what.

Speaker 2:

Not what I was gonna say at all. We're also on tagcom, MySpace.

Speaker 1:

Yo, tag Tag is not for us, we are Bebo.

Speaker 2:

Photo Bucket tag.

Speaker 1:

Y'all remember tag Tag was crazy back in the day. You would be on there. I love Spanish women. It was mad Spanish women on that shit.

Speaker 2:

You was catfishing, your height, who those little people?

Speaker 1:

You was like 5'11" and then they meet you like 5'6".

Speaker 2:

No, I'm 5'8", you 5'8".

Speaker 1:

You 5'6", I'm not 5'6", I'm 5'8". Ask my doctor.

Speaker 2:

Anybody could lie to their fucking doctor Right the doctor ain't gonna lie. I'm going to tell them pull out the medical records and put my, I won't even ask for your license because you can lie on your license, because I was going to say I was like 5'11 on my license for years. This major girl I know put 7'2 what is up with you on little people?

Speaker 1:

I love little people because I'm little now that I got my spill out.

Speaker 2:

This fight, this brawl this CEO is talking about it's not gonna happen, because he gonna get his ass Whipped before the live Even starts. Um, always, first and foremost. Y'all know I gotta give a shout out To the Hoochies. Shout out to the Hoochies.

Speaker 1:

Hoochie gang. They a gang, so we gonna call them Hoochie gang One thing that is not Hoochie gang. We are not a gang we are a sisterhood. They're a fucking they're a cult gang. They're a cult gang. Movement of hoochies.

Speaker 2:

You can't, you can't say, they no more see it, because oh yeah, they done yeah they done.

Speaker 1:

God said she's a fucking hoochie too. Yes, I am she's part of a hoochie gang we have inducted Sid into our philanthropic.

Speaker 2:

Yes, philanthropic, because we do give back. We give back to people. We finna give you back your ass because we finna whoop your ass. So you know, we giving back stuff, we are a sisterhood, we are. We are a sisterhood, okay, so y'all know I gotta give them a shout out every week because they always come to support me. Y'all know this week been a long week for me, see we, you know we chatted.

Speaker 2:

And let me tell you about my sisters. Okay, they got in my group chat and read me full of faith, okay. And then I had a tough day today. Guess what they did? Pulled up to the house with pizza and wine. What friends, do that for you. The hoochies Guess what they did for me yesterday what everybody said their own voice.

Speaker 1:

Know the prayer oh yo, shout out to the hoochies man that's why we love the hoochies.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, because let me tell y'all that giving hoochie is a good name yeah see, yeah, shout out to that I feel like you about to piss me off.

Speaker 1:

There's some fucking good hoochies out there I feel like you, better I feel like you better, piss me off, but I'm gonna just keep going because that's the devil working.

Speaker 2:

That's the devil working. But yes, you know they support me all the time. We always have great times and great weekends, and you know, I just want to say I love them every episode. Also, shout out to big brother, jeff, because brother daddy has been saving me this week too.

Speaker 1:

Brother daddy.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, brother dad, that's my dad, that's also my brother, so shout out to him. Shout out to brother dad. And yeah, that's all the shout outs I have for this week. Shout out to the niggas that's gonna get their ass whooped today and I say niggas Cause it's an S right, cause I'm on ass, cause people wanna be funny and stuff. So I'm on air with it. You recording the cameraman, y'all the cameraman.

Speaker 1:

Don't let him what you say, friend, don't let him go down, he going to go down, she making terroristic threats against our cameraman. It's crazy that you said that Terroristic terrorist, hello, hello.

Speaker 3:

Harlem, harlem, going to get a down sale.

Speaker 2:

What's up. Everybody going to catch these hands today. These hands are ready to eat for everybody. So what's up? You know what I'm saying? I'm on that today. You need that. You need that.

Speaker 1:

Huh, Do you? I'm just saying Trap, do not indulge in this ass.

Speaker 2:

Oh, you're getting a two-piece for me, oh.

Speaker 1:

Oh shit, Y'all done. Turned her against me. Yes, we did. That's what we are. You want to know what it is that night at A1?

Speaker 2:

bonded us.

Speaker 1:

Forever. They bonded us forever. What's the nigga version of Hoochie? What's the nigga version? You, no, maybe. What's the nigga version of Hoochie? Who A gigolo? Hell, no, nigga, no, not gigolo. I'm a gigolo Because I'm about to call up the male version of Hoochies and we gon'. Whores and who's gonna be in this group, I don't have to worry about it.

Speaker 2:

Slee's gonna be in there, nigga Slee's not. No hoochie.

Speaker 1:

Huh, no, dad, I'm talking about the male version. We ain't talking about the hoochie, I'm talking about the male version.

Speaker 2:

I don't think Slee's didn't wanna be in there. No more, slee's my nigga. We Sleaze. Sleaze is not his version. Happy birthday, sleaze and T. I went partying with Sleaze on Saturday night at Stats. How was it? Oh shit Bruh first of all, Sleaze and his friends be Was.

Speaker 1:

Mookie there.

Speaker 2:

No, oh Mookie was there. No, it was his brother and his other friends. And let me tell y'all. First of all, I saw the bottle come out. Two, what happened to round one? You missed it. I did miss it, but how the fuck did they get to?

Speaker 1:

round two, because I don't know how to make it past round one.

Speaker 2:

Round one. Just take me now.

Speaker 1:

It happened too fast.

Speaker 2:

And then you know, fucking with Sleeves, I ain't go to bed until 5.30.

Speaker 1:

That's a good night, that's a good night.

Speaker 2:

So shout out to Sleeves man.

Speaker 1:

Is that Tito's available? All right.

Speaker 2:

Let's go ahead and move on to Hot Topics. With Travi, somebody pass some Tito's.

Speaker 1:

Whoa Old nigga. Huh, shut up. I'm trying to get my Tito's on. Travi I hear Travi, travi.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, that's the hand that's going to get beat up later a moog because he actually for his birthday, it's july 10th. He actually has a comedy show in charlotte oh, yeah, him and ethan, they just announced it um, I think yesterday or monday I never went to one of moog. So definitely, if you can, we'll put the link in the description box for to buy a ticket. Make sure you go support our nigga mookie he on this comedy journey.

Speaker 1:

Yes, shout out to mookie mook is hilarious.

Speaker 2:

Oh, speaking of bookings, um, y'all girl got booked for a hosting gig. Yay, I got booked for a hosting gig. Oh, you did, I did. I'm gonna be hosting a, a guy I know y'all might know him. His name is Slade Supreme. Slade the Supreme, he's a rapper out of Winston.

Speaker 1:

They are on a tour. Oh no, he's horrible. Oh, don't do that. B B. I heard bad shit about this nigga. Ooh, really on air.

Speaker 2:

Huh, really. On fucking air Tito's do not pay us for the free advertising.

Speaker 1:

Oh, now you see, you learn. All right. Anyway, forget it. Now I know him.

Speaker 2:

I really thought he made me fumble the bag for you. Anywho, they are on a tour. They are on a countrywide tour. They leaving from Greenville and then on the day of Durag Fest that night they are having a concert and I am hosting the concert. It's like five artists and they asked your girl can I host? And I say yes.

Speaker 1:

Don't fuck it up, just don't fuck it up, just don't fuck it up.

Speaker 2:

See, I'm not new to this. I'm true to this.

Speaker 1:

All right, I know, let me tell you a little history before you get started.

Speaker 2:

Back in the day, shout out to my brother, cam. Y'all know Cam Autry. Shout out to my. At the music factory in La Revolucion I hosted a Dollar Dream Showcase all summer and all y'all favorite local artists was in there. You know what I'm saying. We had a bunch of people in there and listen. We made money Over like $500, $700. Word.

Speaker 1:

And back then that was a lot of money. You got some money from there. No Hot Topics with.

Speaker 2:

Tra for $700. Word, and back then that was a lot of money. You got some money from there. No, nigga, all right, hot topics with Trappy, please. I wanted a dollar. No fool, I can't get a dollar.

Speaker 1:

No, you finna, get your ass with what you're giving to get Trappy go ahead. That's not gonna happen. But can I get a?

Speaker 2:

dollar Trappy Fuck your ass up. Wow, we only got one birthday. Who that we really care about honestly? Who Lou Duvall?

Speaker 1:

Oh, shout out Lou Duvall he turned 47 today.

Speaker 2:

Shout out Lou Duvall. I know I digress, I don't really care for him, no more. You like Lou Duvall? No, because he gets corny. He be 47 on Twitter being corny Like.

Speaker 1:

I just he's a comedian.

Speaker 2:

You fucking 47, though he almost gives you innocence.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, for real he give, like an ode to you, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa whoa, because you know, sometimes you be a little corny, a little bit. I'm never corny nigga what you talking about?

Speaker 2:

We digress Audience. What do y'all say to that?

Speaker 1:

Of course. All right, now I'm going to fuck you up first. Go ahead, I'm picking out who I'm going to get first. First it was you, now it's her. What's her name?

Speaker 2:

What's her name? Again, you don't even know her name. I just know her by the hoochies. I don't know her hoochies name. I don't know her hoochies name. I get fucked up with T-Pain name. One thing for Sarah, two things for Sean. Don't fucking play with us.

Speaker 1:

They talking that talk Now. I'm coming for you first.

Speaker 2:

We like that. Go ahead and sit. Stop playing with us, all right. First up for Hot Topics NBA legend and the man behind the NBA logo Jerry West man rest in peace, sadly passed away at the age of 86.

Speaker 1:

Rest in Jerry West. Rest in peace. He sadly passed away at the age of 86. Rest in peace, man.

Speaker 2:

Now they can change it to Kobe.

Speaker 1:

Okay.

Speaker 2:

Jerry, not even in the ground, he ain't even cold yet it should be Mike.

Speaker 1:

Correction yeah, it should be Mike. That would be dope.

Speaker 2:

Jerry is sitting at the morgue right now. You worried about who gonna replace him. It's crazy. He ain't even riding yet he ain't even riding.

Speaker 1:

I mean, listen, death comes, death comes. You mourn and you move on. You mourn and move on. Alrighty, then moving along.

Speaker 2:

Well, speaking of death, another 1017 artist has sadly passed away.

Speaker 1:

Oh, this girl, my girl.

Speaker 2:

Enchanting, enchanting. Yeah, she passed away at the age of 26 from an overdose. And you know what's crazy? I was just playing that 10-17 record last week with all of them on there.

Speaker 1:

Big.

Speaker 2:

Scar Enchanting and all this shit. And I used to love her because her voice was so raspy and I liked the way it sounded Like that song she had with Cali. I forgot the name of that shit. That is sad as fun. They said she died of an overdose, which is really sad 26 it's crazy.

Speaker 1:

She was still grieving scar, though, yeah she was.

Speaker 2:

That's a hell of a thing to to deal with in that industry and still try to be you every day and function.

Speaker 1:

That's yeah I want to say right, um, because I I didn't know you're going to talk about that, because I read some shit that charleston white has said. Oh god now, yeah, y'all laugh Like sometimes Charleston White, he may say some shit, but he be saying some shit that you be like I don't want to agree with this nigga, but I agree with this nigga.

Speaker 2:

Like he says some shit about the young lady. He was like you do that, you do pills. You got to expect the outcome Like that's a possibility.

Speaker 1:

That's a possibility, that's a possibility, and I mean that's the truth, but damn that's, it's a way in the climate, in the climate of it, but in the hindsight you look at it.

Speaker 2:

You read what he said. I mean, it's not what you say, it's how you say it. So the message was correct, because if you do do drugs, you do do certain activities. At the end of the activity, that is typically what happens, right? So you know the choice that you made. However, it's not what you say it's. So you know the choice that you make. However, it's not what you say, it's how you say that shit and that delivery. And my thing is, if this nigga wasn't so protected because he know niggas not going to pull up to him and really like do what they need to do because he police.

Speaker 2:

If he was not police and he was not that protected that nigga would not be saying shit like that, because niggas will beat your ass for real or even kill you for saying shit like that and he better be careful for real, because you know she was real right like she was real right if you know what. I'm saying, you know what I'm saying.

Speaker 1:

She was real right he called her a hoe too. He said she was a hoe.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, so stop subliminally he said she was a pass around yeah, a play, that's what. I'm saying a play something cause one day he's going to say some shit and it's going to be to the wrong group of people. And this may be the wrong group of people he say that to because, like I said, she is real right and she's really liked in with a lot of real niggas out in Atlanta that is like in Texas and out in yeah.

Speaker 2:

You know what I'm saying so every you know being behind the camera and being, you know, police, not going to save your ass too many times. I ain't agree with him cause I'm like yo he's reaching, but you know some shit if you look at the context, the message don't be wrong the message don't be wrong, it's delivery and what you say.

Speaker 2:

and if he was really trying to change things and trying to be for our people, he would know that. But he really just he came in on good change and is going out sad like clouds. So you know, it is what it is. But rest in peace to Channing. 26 is young, 26 is very, very young, a whole life to live.

Speaker 1:

But I would say you know, kids, kids, please stay away from the drugs, the pills, the pills. Like you know, I know y'all hear these shits in the records and music. This shit is not cool, as you can see. The outcome is really death or death, yep.

Speaker 2:

You know what I'm saying Death or jail, because y'all don't know.

Speaker 1:

You know ain't no doctor prescribing this shit, so y'all don't know what the limit, y'all don't know what pills are natural.

Speaker 2:

Y'all don't know not prescribed, they've got lies.

Speaker 1:

Man shout out to my son he graduated today. Yes, high school East Independence.

Speaker 2:

East.

Speaker 1:

Independence, it's just Independence oh, independence, yeah, oh well, congratulations to you. Okay, that's what's up.

Speaker 2:

I can't believe he graduated already. Oh, my god, I feel so old. Yeah, now I see y'all old, but yeah, that's crazy. So he going to college.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, he going to Winston-Salem.

Speaker 2:

Okay.

Speaker 1:

Shout out to his girlfriend Bree, his girlfriend Bree they like that, I like that.

Speaker 2:

Where she going. Winston-salem oh that's so cute, they would sit next to each other.

Speaker 1:

They walked up with each other.

Speaker 2:

Oh, they were right behind each other at graduation. Yeah, I know you were proud of me. You did a good job you gonna get your ass beat, but you a good dad see the spirits of the fathers got me right they don't get their ass beat too. Do y'all remember last week when I was telling y'all there was a teacher in Texas at elementary school that got fired because she was doing OnlyFans in the classroom? Come to find out it was her ex-boyfriend that leaked the videos to the school. Niggas are your biggest haters for real life, men aren't women.

Speaker 2:

Shout out to you my nigga, we're not even. We're not even together. Shout out, just though we're not even together. But why are you sending my shit to like?

Speaker 1:

listen, you gotta be got to be very particular in who you send shit to.

Speaker 2:

That's nasty words.

Speaker 1:

You got to be very particular because you got to look at people's characteristics.

Speaker 2:

He probably was subscribed to her page and everything that's nasty words.

Speaker 1:

This bitch don't want me back. Bitch, Watch this.

Speaker 2:

Watch this. Men are really your biggest haters.

Speaker 1:

They are, men are your biggest haters, but again the thing about it and this goes to that guy, I don't want to mention his name If you got skeletons in your closet, you got to be the fucking purest of the purest motherfuckers. Why would you do some shit or want to cause some harm or talk about somebody when you got all these skeletons in your closet, knowing that somebody's going to get?

Speaker 2:

you. We don't know if she was talking shit about the ex and stuff.

Speaker 1:

He might have just did that to you, so why did he release that shit?

Speaker 2:

Because he's spiteful as fuck she said something to that nigga.

Speaker 1:

That just means spiteful as shit.

Speaker 2:

Niggas have done shit for less.

Speaker 1:

First, year probably couldn't have. Niggas have done shit for less.

Speaker 2:

I don't want to hear that. Ladies, just be careful, because you might end up with a booty pirate.

Speaker 1:

Okay, no shade, go ahead.

Speaker 2:

Posting them videos on Twitter. Okay, so next topic. I mean, what is really going on in politics? Our ex-president is now a felon. Our president and first lady's son is now a felon.

Speaker 3:

Hunter.

Speaker 2:

Biden. Shout out to Hunter Biden though, because that nigga lit.

Speaker 3:

I know a lot that nigga lit, so listen.

Speaker 2:

Hunter Biden was just recently found guilty on his gun charges, and I'm going to give y'all a little bit of background about this gun charge.

Speaker 1:

You know what I want you to talk about? Right, the crack pipe.

Speaker 3:

I'm not going to touch on it, but if you don't know, Hunter Biden used to be a crack addict. Admittedly, he's a crack addict.

Speaker 2:

This is not allegedly. This is admittedly, and at the time when he was addicted to crack, he went out and purchased a gun, but he lied on his application, which is a crime.

Speaker 3:

A crime.

Speaker 1:

A federal crime.

Speaker 2:

They asked him do you partake in any illegal drugs? And he said no, whole time being an active crackhead.

Speaker 1:

And when you said active?

Speaker 2:

tell us how he was active Sid.

Speaker 3:

He just smoked your crack out of a crack pipe.

Speaker 2:

They said Hunter used to wake up in the morning with a crack pipe in his mouth Like good morning.

Speaker 1:

He had it bad.

Speaker 2:

He had it bad. From the night before. I ain't mad at it. Man, fuck it. You know I say no drugs kids, but white people are totally different, so you know what I'm saying Wait, so can crack get old.

Speaker 1:

Was that old crack?

Speaker 2:

It might have been leftover crack. It might have been spoiled crack, it's that old crack in the pipe? I don't think crack expires. I don't think crack expires. Can you know how you?

Speaker 1:

leave weed overnight and shit To be fair.

Speaker 2:

I feel like crack is like alcohol If you leave it alone it's going to get bad.

Speaker 3:

It's going to get more potent.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, how do we know?

Speaker 1:

No crack is whack. That's what my girl, whitney, used to say, and you know that's crazy.

Speaker 2:

That's crazy, because she's Never mind, Never mind.

Speaker 1:

We love you Whitney. No worries about Whitney.

Speaker 2:

She didn't do crack because crack was for broke people.

Speaker 1:

That part Crack is whack Crack is whack, don't do crack.

Speaker 2:

So then you do cocaine Right, all right. And the last one, do y'all Tulsa race massacre. Yeah, tulsa, oklahoma, oh wait, wait.

Speaker 1:

It was a shooter, it was a massacre. It was a long time ago. It was like hella people. This was during segregation.

Speaker 3:

Okay.

Speaker 1:

This was during segregation, okay.

Speaker 2:

And they tried to like burn down the city and everything like that, oh shit, okay, this was like I want to say in like In the 50s, yeah, okay, so, um, there has been a lawsuit going on by the remaining victims that was like three remaining victims all in their hundreds, um, that sued the city of oklahoma for reparations from that because, you know they survived.

Speaker 2:

Um, the lawsuit got all the way up to the supreme court and the supreme court just recently, like, denied their claim and said that, although you know your, your claim does warrant merit. We just can't allow y'all to continuously seek monetary reparations on something that happened so long ago. What? Yes?

Speaker 3:

Let me read y'all. I'm going to read y'all exactly what they say it's actually very disrespectful.

Speaker 2:

That would piss me off. It says simply being connected to a historical event does not provide a person with unlimited rights to seek compensation.

Speaker 1:

Meanwhile, racism is still going on on, but you say it happens, yeah, and if you remember, one part of it, yes okay they were little kids and they survived.

Speaker 2:

And one of the people on the lawsuit actually died last year. She was 102, but they were all, they're all in 100 yeah, the hundreds, and they're like, you know, like our parents died, the whole city burning, like we need some type of compensation for rebuilding our life.

Speaker 2:

It is very justifiable, and for them to say no like that's a slap in their face. I know it's crazy, though. Supreme Court, this is all. This is all a mixture of what has been happening. Trump isn't the one that put these people in office.

Speaker 2:

So why, people, y'all need to get your ass out and vote and let me say this real quick for those of y'all that say they're not gonna vote, because why would I choose the lesser of two evils? That's fine, I respect everybody's decision, but if you don't get your ass out there and vote, regardless of who you vote for, we're gonna be saddled with trump again and we're gonna be sitting there. I'm not gonna touch over too much, but just two words. Project 2025 yes, it's crazy. So get your ass up and go vote. Go register to vote. It don't take you. If you can get your ass up and go to the smoke shop, go stand in line from some Jordans. Go buy some Yeez at South Park. If you can drive your ass out there, if you can drive your ass down Bader's Fort to go to Nikki's and get a salad, you can drive your ass to the school and go vote.

Speaker 1:

Let me ask y'all this Nikki's on.

Speaker 2:

DoorDash.

Speaker 1:

Oh, they done fucked up. Why you tell me that?

Speaker 2:

Fucked up, why you?

Speaker 1:

tell oh shit, who's Nikki's?

Speaker 2:

Nikki's Salad, oh my.

Speaker 1:

God, oh, they sell salads.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

They sell more than that. They sell grits. Livermutt sandwich. Yeah, oh, it's fire. They only open 6 a plate. They close at 2. They close at 2.

Speaker 2:

That's how you know it's good when they close at 2, that's how you know it's good.

Speaker 1:

They got workers that cook right. They just cook and bring some food.

Speaker 2:

They're Greek people, so what?

Speaker 1:

Greek people can't come out and bring food.

Speaker 2:

Okay, all right.

Speaker 1:

Well, that was all my hot topics.

Speaker 2:

I'm going back to drinking.

Speaker 1:

I'm saying what Hot um. It's your turn, ignore me. They can't come out and bring food.

Speaker 2:

See, it hit his sound. We deleted his sound. Yeah, we didn't eat that. Okay, I got you on the way. What would you do? What would you do?

Speaker 1:

it's bad. It's back to you getting up what would you do?

Speaker 2:

shout out to ray, mysterio man.

Speaker 1:

Shout out to me if you know well, shout out to the actual Rey Mysterio wrestler who passed away, obviously. But yeah, you don't know he passed. Yeah, rey Mysterio.

Speaker 2:

He died.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, nigga, he died. Google that. Yeah, the masked nigga.

Speaker 2:

I don't think he's dead, but you know CO like to kill people off. Hey, siri, co, he is not dead. He's not dead. No, he alive, he alive. Why is you killing people off?

Speaker 1:

that man is not dead oh, my bad Mysterio, my bad son. I thought you was dead.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, yeah, yeah yo that's why my bad, that's why everybody said so what, you are wild.

Speaker 1:

I'm surprised y'all didn't even know who the fuck he was. That's crazy niggas watch Wrestlemania or WWE now Rey, mysterio is my era, a little bit of my era okay, so you act like that on replay episodes and shit oh, so you say y'all fucking old too, y'all old by heart what would you do? That's not it. That's not it. We're not gonna do that guys, what would you do?

Speaker 2:

oh, we got Soda Sweet, soda Sweet. Happy birthday. Every birthday, we shooting a video after you. Yeah, we shooting a music video after this.

Speaker 1:

I bought you some Tito's. Where's that? Go give him a shot of Tito's for his birthday. That was just for you, nigga, but they drunk it, but I bought it for you. You know what I'm saying?

Speaker 2:

Yeah, there you go, there you go, please man, we don't even drink vodka, so start a line. That's why the hoochies going to beat your ass out of this.

Speaker 1:

Man, you get weed. Look at that out. Swish, edit that shit out, Leap it. Please Leap that shit out All right, what would?

Speaker 2:

you do. Quiet on the set, quiet on the set, quiet on the set. All right, what?

Speaker 1:

would you do? What would you do? So usually y'all know my what would you do are accounts by me, or if not, I was in a situation before so I couldn't say a lot of my accounts because I was married, but now I'm not. I can say this shit, and this is in part of you know, in the marriage, right. So what'd you do? What'd you do? You got a girl. You know she's shorty and you want to do something nice for her, right. So you want to go and you know, you see, ask her what she likes. She says she likes. She say she like gold, whatever. So you know, you go to get a chain. In those days layaways was very popular, right?

Speaker 2:

so you know you go get a name chain put on layaway.

Speaker 1:

You know you're making your payments anything good. So what would you do if you go down and you and you actually put something on layaway for yourself, right, and you came into a situation where you had to get out the chain for your significant, for your significant other, or the piece for you, and you only had the money to get out one or the other because obviously, tom allowed it for you to. You had to get it out Both of them. So what would you do? Would you get out the chain for your significant other or would you go and get out the piece for you? And then I'll tell you what happened after.

Speaker 2:

You want to go first, because this is obvious answer, but you got to think about it. I mean, I'm I got questions? Yeah, because I am a little bit selfish.

Speaker 1:

So I mean to to be honest, but like am, I like really in a relationship with this person. Yes, you're in a relationship you got deep feelings for this person.

Speaker 2:

This is my nigga, this is my boyfriend.

Speaker 1:

Yep, that's your nigga, that's your boyfriend, you know, and you got the money to either get out his shit or the money to get out your shit. What would you do I the money to get out your?

Speaker 2:

shit, what would you do? I'm a little bit of a trick, so I'm probably just gonna get his shit out. I ain't gonna lie, cause we talked about this shit before. You know, remember me and Sid had this conversation. This is like the second episode we did. You know, I'm a good sucker for tricking on a nigga because you know I'm a gift giver that's my love language, so I gift giving. So I'm going to get the chain out because then he's going to drop phenomenal dick and then he's going to go buy me the chain because I've dropped phenomenal. Yeah, exactly, and he's going to go buy me the chain, and the chain probably better than what I put on layaway. You can keep smacking your teeth, but we had this conversation, we did.

Speaker 1:

For real. You got a mic low.

Speaker 2:

It's a thing about gift giving, and it could be anybody friendship, relationship, familial. I like giving gifts and seeing people's faces, so that's my thing, and when I'm in a relationship, I like giving gifts. I am a sucker for buying some shoes, a playstation, a game a game, but I remember I spent almost $100 on them.

Speaker 2:

NBA 2K and I say what the fuck? What is this? What is this, what is this? And I promised, as soon as that shit was over, I went and took that motherfucking game back. So now I play it, don't got it, but I will trick on a nigga, though that's my thing.

Speaker 1:

That's my bad habit, so I'll probably do it, I'll get the chain.

Speaker 2:

Huh, I mean it, you got it, I got it. So it's good for me to say that shit. What's the question?

Speaker 1:

What would you do was if you had your last and you had some items on layaway or your significant other chain, whatever, and you had a piece that you really wanted for yourself and time allotted, that you had to get either one of those out and you only had the money to get one of those out.

Speaker 2:

What you getting out first. What you getting out Something for you or something for her?

Speaker 1:

What you getting out first.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, I'm kidding Time out? No, it's not your last, but you only have enough to get one or the other at the time. Whichever one you don't get you gotta do it all over again.

Speaker 1:

All over again.

Speaker 3:

Damn, I don't know. Let it come back to me because I got to ask questions Like you're telling me like I'm like.

Speaker 2:

I got $40. You're like 18 years old. It's 40. I got 80. You're like 18.

Speaker 3:

And it's like ah if I spend it, I'm going to spend the 40.

Speaker 2:

I'm going to to go ahead and look at her and say neither one of us getting this shit. We're going to get some fucking groceries and we're going to double up on this other shit. Pass it around.

Speaker 1:

The lover girl in me. I'm not doing it.

Speaker 2:

I'm not doing that. Did you spit what?

Speaker 1:

y'all doing.

Speaker 2:

What would you do? Shout out to the studio audience Go ahead. What would you do? Okay, so just for clarification, just for clarification, oh, her mic is up.

Speaker 1:

It's good Okay.

Speaker 2:

Okay, just for clarification. So you're saying it's one or the other?

Speaker 1:

It's one or the other. You can't get both. Either he gets the chain or I get what, whatever that you had on layaway for yourself, that you always wanted.

Speaker 2:

Why is it on layaway?

Speaker 1:

Because layaway was popping back. Then you were like 18 years old.

Speaker 2:

Okay, so let me ask the question. We on good times and shit.

Speaker 1:

This is your boom, this is your man, this is your nigga.

Speaker 2:

Oh yeah, I'm going to get the chain Right.

Speaker 1:

I'm going to get the chain and then I'll get my shit later.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, it ain't that deep See. Let me tell you how women think, right. Women know, if I get what you want first I'm going to get what I want three times back over and you don't even know that you're doing that, because I'm just loving, I'm giving you the chain, I'm dropping great pussy, I'm dropping for you.

Speaker 2:

You don't even know that you gave me that shit back three times. So now I done got my jewelry. Now I done got, you know, some clothes. I done got some shoes, probably Shit. I done got a new PlayStation and shit, fuck it. You know, I done got that shit. That's what I'm saying. Women be different, because niggas not used to excuse me, men are not used to women like planning days like taking a lead and stuff.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, we know, we know. Yeah, we know Niggas not used to that Y'all simple, y'all very simple. All right, so let me get into it, because you know we do have a guest, so I don't want to myself dumbass and then I faked the whole robbery.

Speaker 1:

You are crazy because it's never just, you always gotta go too far, right, it's never just I bought the chain for myself.

Speaker 2:

You go too far every time.

Speaker 1:

Hold on it gets better, right, so I bought the it was like this earring that I wanted and I was like this earring that I wanted and I was like, fuck it, let me get the earring. So, huh yeah, just one big-ass booger back in the day. So I came home I ripped my shirt, I cut myself, so I put like a little blood on my shirt. I had to go all out. So I went to the crib. I was like I was crying. Oh, they robbed me, they got cut the chain.

Speaker 1:

So my pops he's not my pop, that's my step-pop but that nigga, gangsta, gangsta, that nigga went and shot the whole block and shit, because I told him some niggas on the block to throw my shit right. You making it real believable. Yo, it was crazy. Be like. I got a whole heap of trouble for that. So long story short. Her mom's was like and to this day her mom don't know it was me, because I think if her mom knew it was me, I would have probably never got married to her. Because she's like fuck this nigga.

Speaker 2:

So she went to the jewelry store just to see Wait, this, is you talking about your ex? Yeah, yeah, yeah, and it's so funny.

Speaker 1:

I'm talking about me. I'm like what are you talking about? So her mom's went to the jewelry store and found out the shit was still there, wow, and she bought it and then she found it was a big mess. So that's what happened. I'm not going to tell the rest of the story, but that's what happened. I got caught because her moms went to go purchase the J-Mob my stepfather he's like I could have killed somebody. You got me out here shooting, blocking shit at you. Yeah, I was a fucked up individual. Back in these I ain't going front.

Speaker 2:

yeah, I was a fucked up but yeah, so that was my what would you do comment and please tell us what would you do in the comments. Hopefully y'all not, like CEO, don't fake a robbery.

Speaker 1:

Faking a robbery is crazy yo, I got a lot more shit. Don't like telling my shit because I would get in trouble, but before now I can tell it. Now I can tell it now, I'm good statute of limitations is over, it's over. I can do it now, but yeah all right, it's time.

Speaker 3:

Cocktails with tea no oh no, and that's okay because you know what?

Speaker 2:

I got my friends here, so I'm gonna get them record some shit afterwards.

Speaker 1:

Oh okay, oh yeah, we could do that.

Speaker 2:

It's wind down wednesday, and First things first, it's Wine Down Wednesday With tears. Y'all know I have Elevated and I have growth and I have grown so much and I Am. You know, I retired Shots with T Cause I'm not angry Like that, no more.

Speaker 1:

Thank God A little bit. No, it was for Entertainment. I ain't gonna front.

Speaker 2:

It was entertaining, but I'm not the container.

Speaker 1:

Nigga came back, by the way, he definitely did oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, sorry, sorry bro we'll put that in the extras but I have grown.

Speaker 2:

So we're doing Wine Down Wednesday with Terrence and tonight is sponsored by a Pinot Noir. It's a red wine and it's it goes straight to the coochie.

Speaker 1:

So why a nigga gonna drink that shit? Go straight to the coochie.

Speaker 2:

It actually pairs very well with, like beef, a good steak.

Speaker 1:

It goes straight to the coochie.

Speaker 2:

Mm-hmm, you don't fucking know, but tonight's relationship. Don't tell me that Tonight's relationship question is based off of. It is one of the topics that I kind of talk about with my friends and kind of talk about like with others, because it's very interesting. What is a non-negotiable in a relationship like what is your red flag? Your non-negotiable in a relationship like what stops you from being like you know what? I just can't do that, no more. What's your non-negotiable?

Speaker 1:

And you have to have one.

Speaker 2:

You have to have one I got one, I got one. Okay, go ahead.

Speaker 1:

My non-negotiable is cooking. If you can't cook, it's non-negotiable, non-negotiable.

Speaker 2:

You don't cook, I know how to cook.

Speaker 1:

But as a man, you have a hard day at work. If you're a working man, especially if you do construction, try the construction niggas out there, because y'all do a hell of a fucking job. Y'all niggas be fucked up during the day. Y'all come home, y'all get no pussy and no food. Get rid of that shit. Fuck that. Get rid of that. So non-negotiable is a woman that can't cook. You gotta know how to cook. I'm sorry, you gotta know how to cook. You can't go out every day. That's how you die. You're fucking salt and shit and foods and no, you gotta cook. I'll be able to cook.

Speaker 2:

That's my non-negotiable I think mine is lack of motivation if I feel like, if you can't, motivation because lack of motivation to cook yeah, I think like if you don't have the willpower or like the drive to get up every day and strive to not just be a better person but to do, you know, be better in whatever it is, you do make more money, make some type of money each and every day. It's a non-negotiable.

Speaker 1:

Gotcha.

Speaker 2:

Like you, just content with just sitting around, just smoking weed all day playing the game, riding around, not doing nothing.

Speaker 1:

That's crazy. It's not for me. That's crazy. Shout out to Baby Boy. I just watched that movie again yesterday. What? Happened, Baby Boy yeah shout out to Baby Boy Baby where you watch it at. At the crib.

Speaker 2:

On what channel though?

Speaker 1:

It was on Netflix.

Speaker 2:

Oh, okay, I was about to say BET love playing Baby Boy, a real movie right there.

Speaker 1:

Baby boy, that's a, that's a real, like when I was younger I just thought they was so much older than what I like, with the older I got I'm like it was like 21 and 22, yeah, and that's why I'm like damn like I'm.

Speaker 2:

I'm pat, I was never like that. That's crazy. That's shit crazy. So your non-negotiable is cooking and it says yours is lack of motivation motivation yeah and well.

Speaker 2:

So when you say lack of motivation, like what? When you say lack of motivation, like, is it just a generosity? Or like two specific things, like if you just content with doing the same shit every single day, if you don't want to be a better person, if you don't want to elevate yourself, if you don't want to get up every single day and have some type of willpower to want to make some type of money, like, start your day at zero and make some type of money for the day. It's, it's, I can't.

Speaker 2:

I can't do nothing with you because I can't, I can't motivate you if you don't motivate yourself and you know, what yours is like, a serious, non-negotiable cooking is wild, though, what you mean cooking is wild like that's really a non-negotiable yeah.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, I mean for me. I don't you know everybody.

Speaker 2:

Is it because she don't want to cook or no?

Speaker 1:

There's a difference between don't want to cook and can't cook. A lot of women could cook. They ask for it, but they don't want to cook because sometimes they cook all the time and they want their man to cook. You're like, I get that, but if you're a woman that just can't cook at all, to me that's a non-negotiable for me I can't. When I come home sometimes, even if you can cook, you want to come home sometimes to a cook meal. You know I'm saying if you can't come home to a cook meal sometime, then it's over.

Speaker 2:

I'm not doing that? Yeah, okay. Well, I want to come on the pop-outs every fucking day, no end on that all right. Well, my non-negotiable is it's kind of two things, but the most important thing is consistency, because I feel like a lot of times, relationships, people get complacent and people get inconsistent and it's just keeping consistency, because keeping consistency is a part of a foundation. Really, the foundation of relationship is communication.

Speaker 2:

That's very, very much so, and it's like, you know, a relationship is like a house. So you build a house right. So you know you got communication as your foundation, because if you don't have communication the house will fall. So communication, and then when you're filling in that foundation, that's consistency, because consistent communication or consistency goes hand in hand. So that's non-negotiable, because I cannot just relationship and nobody communicates, and it's not consistent. Also, my non-negotiable is feet too, because I really can't fuck with a nigga with ugly feet.

Speaker 1:

I mean what if you dealt with an athlete?

Speaker 2:

athletes got fucked up feet and athletes got money, go fix that shit.

Speaker 1:

Huh not all athletes, but a lot of athletes got fucked up feet honestly also non-negotiable is a nigga that can't cook either.

Speaker 2:

Fuck it. I like to not cook one.

Speaker 1:

Some days there's a lot of niggas that just can't cook. Okay, then you got to go learn.

Speaker 2:

Another non-negotiable is hygiene. Oh my God. A nigga that don't smell good pisses me off.

Speaker 1:

I think that's a non-negotiable for everything.

Speaker 2:

All these colognes out here. What are you here for if you don't smell good?

Speaker 3:

I smell good.

Speaker 2:

It's a little musk. It's a little musk, not a bad musk. He got that Egyptian musk. Yeah, not a bad musk. But I mean I ain't gonna lie. I say you smell good, you fucking hater you know I'm hating you fucking hater to be fair, I'm a person that likes smell goods.

Speaker 2:

I love perfumes. I love Prada, I love Armani. I'm a real sucker for perfumes and I'm a real sucker for a man that smell good, like you could. You could probably be stupid as of Armani. I'm a real sucker for perfumes and I'm a real sucker for a man that smell good. You could probably be stupid as hell, but if you smell good, I just might talk to you.

Speaker 1:

No, and I just made a comment on my Facebook page. I was like man the most, the highest compliment that you could get from a woman is, if you smell good. Like, if you get that comment from a woman, nigga, you're doing something right. Alright, so go out there. You can go on T-MOOT and get the high-end brand cologne for like $5.

Speaker 2:

Niggas, don't do that shit. To be honest, crazy. Those cheap colognes, the Indian colognes, the Arabic colognes, are smell good as fuck and they're cheap and you can go get them shits and those are shits, that shit. Listen to all from no. Listen. Go to um taja essentials. Look it up. Yes, they sell oils. They sell um like the roller balls. They sell incense like.

Speaker 1:

You will love it there they got every single perfume cologne that's out in a rollerball scent I want to, I want to, I want to shout somebody out right quick who you shouting out.

Speaker 2:

Hold on where at.

Speaker 1:

I want to shout them out right quick.

Speaker 2:

Sorry y'all.

Speaker 1:

Where the fuck that Shout out these motherfuckers. Who is that? The Silky Shea Brand?

Speaker 2:

Why you say it slow like that.

Speaker 1:

Huh, because. If you advertising them, say it like you got some, because this is my first time seeing this shit, so I didn't know the silky Shea brand.

Speaker 2:

All right, not the silky Shea brand. Like you can't even see in shit. I didn't know, motherfucker. I was like you read, like, like it's hooked on phonics. You got four eyes. I'm going to beat your ass With disrespect.

Speaker 1:

I'm going to beat your ass. Shut up. Matter of fact, I'm sorry, I misspoke.

Speaker 2:

We Ayo Swish, Okay, so what they do?

Speaker 1:

Oh, no, no, no. They got the shea butter right here. This, where is it at? I'm gonna put it up Right here. Where is that? This shit right here, like they silky shea scrubs and like Lotion and shit. Oh my god, fire, the smell Of the shit, you be using a scrub. No, this young lady I deal with and I'm not going to say you know, that's what I'm going to say. The chef.

Speaker 2:

Shout out to my little chef Is the chef going to invite us over for meals one day? Right?

Speaker 1:

Huh, no, y'all are not invited. I'm sorry because that food is for me.

Speaker 2:

Can you ask her can we come over for like a meeting or something?

Speaker 1:

That's the truth, because I ain't going to lie to Jamb. I'm going through some shit, so I gotta make sure that shit is over before I can you know.

Speaker 2:

What that gotta do with us coming over there to eat.

Speaker 1:

Yeah let's stop talking about it, alright, okay, we gotta guess. We gotta guess, come on. That's why I fuck my nigga Sleaze. He keeps me on point. This is PR this is.

Speaker 3:

PR. This is PR.

Speaker 1:

Hey yo, that's a good unison.

Speaker 2:

All right all right.

Speaker 3:

Next episode.

Speaker 2:

I'm learned. Hey, we have a guest.

Speaker 3:

Yes, we haven't had a guest in a while. I love this.

Speaker 2:

And the guest we got today is a good comeback for us.

Speaker 3:

Ooh, wow, I'm excited, so listen we're going to go ahead and transition.

Speaker 2:

We're going to get our guests on.

Speaker 1:

Yo.

Speaker 2:

Oh wow, dallas know they gotta win. Sorry y'all we watching the game. Oh, we need this money.

Speaker 1:

I'm sorry y'all. Yeah. Dallas, who y'all got Dallas? Or Celtics, who y'all got Dallas? Or Mavericks, who y'all got? Who y'all got? I'm screaming. Who y'all got?

Speaker 2:

Yes, I mean go ahead y'all. Luca fouled out too.

Speaker 1:

Oh, luca fouled out. Oh, it's over, it's over. We need Kyrie to have like 50 the next three minutes.

Speaker 2:

Let's tap into our guests. Yes, I'm having that shit because my hands start getting tired.

Speaker 1:

That's why the sound bite is there for us.

Speaker 2:

You don't want to clap, so listen For those of you who may be familiar, there is a event that has been going on for the last couple years called the Do-Rag Fest.

Speaker 1:

Yes, and Norvaz recovered it, I think three, four years ago.

Speaker 2:

Maybe Shout out to that Shout out to Norvaz and this year they are back June 21st and June 22nd. We will have the link to tickets on our story, so make sure you tap in to get your tickets. There are regular mission and VIP tickets, but we have one of the events. I don't even know how we would describe you.

Speaker 1:

Well, we're going to bring him in. We're going to bring him in, we're going to say his shit.

Speaker 2:

And you know this organizer, this host, he is a local artist in Charlotte that's really dope and really fire. He's been around for a long time, so people who are watching this that's from Charlotte already know who it is. Before I introduce it, because you know that's crazy, but yeah, you do got to bring him in to no Advisory.

Speaker 1:

We ain't done this in a while.

Speaker 2:

I'm so excited I haven't done this in a minute, all right, so listen here at no Advisory. We like to bring our guests in a very special way. You ready, mm-hmm, you ready, you quiet. Hello, yeah, I'm ready.

Speaker 1:

I thought you was talking to your co-host you ain't high and drunk yet I'm high for sure I ain't.

Speaker 3:

No, I just wanted to shut up until the motherfucker said something to me?

Speaker 2:

Oh wait, so we just got three special questions for you. So we just got three special questions for you, just three. Who you are Y'all when you from From?

Speaker 3:

And what the fuck you do? Well, what it do, y'all. It's the one, not the two. C-a-p-i-t-a-l-q. From Charlotte, north Carolina. I rap model and I'm currently a production manager for Durack Festival.

Speaker 2:

And what was the last question, the what question?

Speaker 3:

what the fuck you do. You said you did it. Yeah, I do all that shit go back over your introduction.

Speaker 2:

You say you're not the one, you're not a two c-a-p-t the one, not the two capital q no, he the one, not the two.

Speaker 3:

Let me start saying that to people I'm the one, not the two or three, four five, six t-a-u-r-e right, he's right here.

Speaker 2:

The nigga is right here.

Speaker 3:

I got to sue the whole podcast now.

Speaker 2:

Or H-O-O-C-H-I-E. Okay, yeah, hoochie, yeah, we'll talk after this.

Speaker 1:

Hey, you got to get a percent of that, yeah.

Speaker 3:

At least 50% 51%. Yeah, the podcast too, the podcast too.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, because I should be on a podcast too. Right, Because I'm on this bitch, I don't know, nigga Rico. So can you briefly tell us a little bit of background about D-Wrek Festival and why people should kind of be excited to come out to an event like this? That's in Charlotte.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, so this is currently the sixth year of D-Wrek Festival. This is my second year working with the company. It falls on the week of Juneteenth, so it's really just coming out and celebrating black shit, celebrating people be black. You know, this is a time when people can come out and genuinely be themselves and not be criticized for it, cause, you know, a lot of people might pop out with their durags on and their bonnets on and other colors might look at us a certain way, but we look at each other and we understand that shit and we can also look stylish while doing it. So so I feel like, you know, just come out and celebrate black. You feel me.

Speaker 1:

Now let me say cause we covered the event. Um, I think it was about four years ago, that's when DJ Fannie Mae was was DJing it Sleaze. You was there, Remember that, Um, and it was an incredible event because, just of the nature of the event right a do-rag fest. So nigga, I was trying to find the dopest do-rag I could find. I'm like nigga, let me find how to get that whole, how to get that do-rag that matched the outfit, that met the socks, the socks, everything.

Speaker 1:

I had to make sure my fit was perfect for a do-rag and it was crazy because motherfuckers had long wedding gown do rags benny may, I think, had that shit that year and it was an incredible event, man, just seeing the people coming together for something that's so stereotypical as a do rag right, because people, oh, you got a do rag going, a gangsta talking whatever, nah, nigga that's just to hold people's hair down and shit like that, you know. So I, I love the do rag fest, man, you know, and no vows would be out there covering that bitch.

Speaker 2:

You know what it is so let me ask um, because I'm a native charlatan, so I remember when durag fest was created. I remember when it was a little smaller and then, all of a sudden, one year, y'all got this big boom and went viral on twitter. I remember when that shit happened. What are? You know what's the goals for this year? Like, what is the purpose? What is the point for this year? What do y'all hope to achieve?

Speaker 3:

So I know, with my goal as far as, like you know, making everybody be excited to come and have a good time where they're there, I just want to make it bigger than last year. So that's my main goal, because last year was my first year working in an event and it made my um, it made me feel good when people said I was the best one they've been to thus far. So my thing is just taking shit up to the next level, making this year better than last year.

Speaker 2:

So so I feel like I have to ask this um as a production manager, what are your primary duties when it pertains like as it pertains, to do Wreckfest?

Speaker 3:

Stage aesthetics, booking all the DJs, booking all the artists, also, putting things in the run of show to keep people entertained throughout the whole festival. Because the festival from 2 to 10, and even though some people might not be out there the whole 2 to 10, I still want to make that shit exciting from the time you step in to the time you leave. So I don't want to say, oh, most people might pull up at 6, so we ain't going to start doing shit until 6. Nah, those people that come at 2 o'clock, they're going to have a good time too. So that's why I'm locked in.

Speaker 2:

Can you share some of those artists that are coming?

Speaker 3:

We got some dope local artists. We got 10 Cell Phones.

Speaker 1:

We got SoSoGB 10 Cell Phones Shout out. We had them on the show. Shout out to 10 Cell.

Speaker 3:

Phones, young Bizzle, oh I love Bizzle, bizzle is a Southside Ghost.

Speaker 2:

Oh yeah, bizzle is a longtime Charlotte rapper. I fucks with him, I got my homie from Chicago Freshwaters.

Speaker 3:

He with, I hope I know, blue Coca from Atlanta. She's a battle rapper, yeah, so she dope as hell too. So we just there's a lot of dope shit going on, and we got some special guests, so yeah, so you want to tell us afterwards the special guests?

Speaker 2:

It's a laugh for me.

Speaker 3:

That means a no.

Speaker 2:

So I want to know, like, who are some of the vendors that you'll have out this year? I know every year you guys usually have some dope vendors. Um, are there any that you can speak to now?

Speaker 3:

for sure they're locked in to be honest, I'm not even locked in on the vendor side, that's more like um another department like I'm so locked in on making sure everybody experiences taken care of in front of them. Two stages we got to stay a main stage and we also have a stage in the floor. So shit, that don't concern me. To be honest, I feel like. But I know we got some dope people. That's a part of it.

Speaker 2:

I know Durag Fest has been at Camp North End for how long now Six years. So what's y'all relationship with Camp North End, like what's that mean to you guys?

Speaker 3:

So Durag Fest, we have the founders Lisa, michelle and.

Speaker 1:

Damon Wesley.

Speaker 3:

Damon Wesley is also a part of Black Market, which is located in Camp North End, so the relationship comes there and it's also, you know, that's a dope place for people to go and be artists. You know, like you know, the times that I go through is always people in there dope. You know painting and just chilling and building dialogue about art. So that's really dope for me.

Speaker 1:

Now I want to know, because you say you're production manager, correct? Yes, sir. So like tell the people what goes behind the scene. What's that job entail? What is your job specifically as a production manager for the do rag fest?

Speaker 3:

I really want to make sure every kind of black person has a good time, because you know we might have those black people that only listen to afro beats, that only listen to house music, that only listen to trap shit. But I'm gonna blend that shit in so well that everybody has a good time. You know, I'm saying like you ain't gonna hear um codec black from the day you walk in, the time you walk in, to the time you leave, like it's going to be some different vibes. You know what I'm saying. So making sure that every black person has a great experience with us, because this is some black shit.

Speaker 2:

Like I said before, and not just one group, but every group is represented. I love that. That's definitely for the culture. So do you have to have a durag to be there?

Speaker 3:

I ain't got.

Speaker 1:

I ain't wear no wearing one this year. Nigga, I'm bald.

Speaker 3:

Put a durag on a bald head.

Speaker 2:

This is a production manager.

Speaker 3:

They don't know, nigga, I know.

Speaker 2:

I just want you to know. Production manager.

Speaker 3:

Durag touch a scalp.

Speaker 2:

Me and the Hoochies have been talking and I'm going to give y'all one word. That's my fit this year.

Speaker 3:

Mm-hmm.

Speaker 2:

Denim.

Speaker 3:

Denim. You got a denim durag Shut up. I got it in my head and I picked it out already. You should have said nothing.

Speaker 2:

They didn't know if you did. Yeah, so just shit. You know what I'm saying? And low key. I want my durag To start like walking me, like I want it to float In the air and shit, but I want to be on Some real crazy shit, so I'm going to have to get Aladdin with a durag. I swear to God Like a whole carpet and shit. I swear If I ride in that bitch we're going to go viral real quick, okay.

Speaker 2:

I swear to God, I feel like your finance well, listen, I'm just gonna be like I'm gonna get my students to do some robotics and shit. I don't want to see you cheating yeah I'm gonna get my students shout out to my students. They graduated today. I love y'all. Class of 24 shout out to the kids always, y'all the future so q I do have to ask, like, what's the most stressful part about being a production manager for an event of this scale?

Speaker 3:

um, it doesn't stress me too much, but just dealing with all the different personalities, because, especially when I treat um book people, I treat everybody like a star. So you got, um, you're dealing with a whole bunch of stars, different personalities like this person might need this, this person might need that. You get what I'm saying. So it's just dealing with different personalities, because everybody not gonna want the same thing to make them feel like a star. So it's just making sure everybody is taken care of.

Speaker 1:

All right Now. I know you said that the event is going to be at Camp North and I know previously I mean I haven't been there like for the past two or three years, so I know the space where it was held, that before they got some shit. That's there now, so generally. So where is the whole event as far as camp north and is concerned, where is that going to partake at?

Speaker 3:

um down in the boiler yard, um by the um what's the shit called the water tower? And also inside the four. They have a lot of art events and stuff in there. So, um, inside is going to be dope as well. If you're trying to hide away from the sun for a little bit, we got the the inside the floor from two to eight. You know it'll also be a car show inside there. I'll pay the full car club.

Speaker 2:

Where the kids play with the Lego.

Speaker 3:

Yep, walk inside that building right there. That's the floor.

Speaker 2:

Shout out to Camp North End, unrelated. Which is dope by the way Camp North End does a they clear.

Speaker 3:

Free.

Speaker 2:

Yes, free when it's inside. It's inside with the floor.

Speaker 3:

Inside the floor.

Speaker 2:

Inside the floor or if it's not raining and it's a good weather outside, they put it outside the whole summer every Thursday movie series. I think they just did Bring it On last week. Word. Last year, me and the Hoochies we like doing stuff like that we went to see Independence Day.

Speaker 3:

Oh, that's my baby.

Speaker 2:

We saw baby boy the goofy movie that's free and also they have with the project and all that, yeah, and it's huge. Also, they have old school arcade games out there. You can play old school arcade games. They have food, so you can order like food. And it's alcoholic drinks out there as well every Thursday, uh huh, and then you all you have to do is bring our own drinks and sometimes, like I said, they have the Halal truck out there. They have all this stuff and it's good. I think this season I want to see Dreamgirls. Dreamgirls is on there Deliver Us from. Eva is on there too.

Speaker 3:

Okay.

Speaker 2:

Yeah and I think no, that was last season. Last season they had Bad Boys on there which I got to go see, the new Bad.

Speaker 1:

Boys, that's fire. The new Bad Boys was fucking crazy. I'm sorry I fuck with the new Bad Boys. Go see the Bad Boys. All I'm going to say is one name.

Speaker 2:

Reggie, I heard I've been seeing that on TikTok and shit.

Speaker 1:

I heard Reggie was going to do some unexpected shit. That's going to blow your fucking mind. The movie made, I think, so far $104 million.

Speaker 2:

Give Reggie $100 million for that A shout out to them, though, because they went over expected. They did not expect bad boys to do so good, but they did. The first weekend box office $141 million, that 141 million.

Speaker 1:

That's crazy Globally.

Speaker 2:

That's global and they thought Will was going to. You know, just fail after that, slap Right and it's crazy. So yeah, shout out to them, though, but yeah, shout out to Kim Northen. They do that series every week.

Speaker 1:

I'll be there tomorrow, y'all can look for the schedule. I know you're watching.

Speaker 2:

We're going tomorrow. Okay, I'll adult feelings like Bring it On, deliver Us From Eva, and they do black movies too. I will say, oh, I think All About. The Benjamins is on there, all About.

Speaker 3:

The Benjamins is on.

Speaker 2:

There, come on bro, it's a family. Come on bro. No, they don't show fucking porn.

Speaker 3:

Showing the kids porn. It's crazy. It's a family affair. It's a family affair last year we watched Goofy. On Juneteenth we went to go see the Goofy movie Because they try to say Goofy is black.

Speaker 2:

Goofy is black as shit. Wait the dog. Yeah, the Goofy movie, he black. I only went out there for my song.

Speaker 1:

Just Google. Who does the voice of Goofy? He's white. No, but they're saying his race in the movie. He's really.

Speaker 3:

I don't know Nigga had Tevin Campbell Singing at the concert.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, and he was a single dad you know that's some black shit.

Speaker 3:

And he a dog too, right Yup, they trying to say All dog ass, niggas black. I found a list.

Speaker 2:

So it's not All about a Benjamin, it's Barbershop. Barbershop's gonna be on there Napoleon Dynamite, which I'm gonna see. That too, that shit funny.

Speaker 1:

Is this Thursday tomorrow.

Speaker 2:

August. Okay, what's tomorrow? Tomorrow is the longest yard. Oh, that's funny. Yeah, that's the year with LL Cool J.

Speaker 3:

No, that ain't Logan Sharpe.

Speaker 2:

That's Adam Sandler.

Speaker 3:

Adam Sandler, chris Rock. Adam Sandler, chris Rock, you think about any given Sunday?

Speaker 1:

Oh, the year with LL Cool J. Yeah, the longest yard is when they in prison Jamie. Foxx.

Speaker 3:

Jamie.

Speaker 1:

Foxx prison. Okay Willie.

Speaker 2:

Beeman, willie Beeman, that's that nigga. No, that's in to get the Sunday. Willie Beeman is in to get the Sunday. You threw me off son I think next week is Dreamgirls and then the last week in June is Charlie's Angels. We should go, because you know we've been referenced as Charlie's Angels. Yeah, that we should go.

Speaker 1:

We should all go.

Speaker 2:

Miss Congeali Gladiator H Miss.

Speaker 1:

Congeniality Gladiator Hitch.

Speaker 2:

Hitch is in July and Shrek, I love pick three, my lord. Pick three, my lord.

Speaker 1:

That's my favorite movie the Muffin man her face blew up when she mentioned Shrek.

Speaker 2:

The Muffin man. I love Shrek is fire. I love Shrek so much. Do you know the Muffin man, the Muffin man, the Muffin man, yes, who stays. Do you know the Muffin man, the Muffin man, the Muffin man, yes, yes, who stays on Drury Lane? Well, she was with the Muffin man, the Muffin man, pick three, my lord, pick three, my lord. What the fuck, what a silly it's. Shrek references.

Speaker 1:

Not the gunshot buttons. That scared me just now. I'm sorry, do it again the gunshot buttons. Y'all scared me just now. I'm sorry, do it again the.

Speaker 2:

Muffin man. You also know. My favorite line is well, he huffity, puffity and he just blew her. It took us to jail. I swear to God, shrek is a great-ass movie, for real. Shrek is a great-ass movie. But yeah, so they have Mission Impossible 2, the Princess Diaries, legally Bl oh, I love Liga Leblanc, napoleon Dynamite and Barbershop is the last weekend of the series which I'm definitely going to see. Barbershop. Barbershop is my movie too.

Speaker 3:

I love Barbershop. Did you like the last?

Speaker 2:

Barbershop no, with Tariq in it. Nah, no, I didn't like that one too much, and I feel like. Tariq, I don't know, that shit was stupid. The last Barbershop with Imagine, it wasn't that good. But yeah, Camp North End has a lot of events y'all. So I'm happy that Durag Fest is out there. I'm happy that y'all bringing in local artists.

Speaker 3:

And we also got our own flavor ice cream at Seemly Velas I forgot the name of the place. We got our own ice cream flavor at the ice cream place.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, we made it. Oh, that's fire. We finna go over there Overly Zealous.

Speaker 3:

I can't remember.

Speaker 2:

And oh no, vajra's going to be out there. I hope yeah for sure oh yeah, no, vajra's out there June 22nd. Come see us at our table. We're going to have our banner, our cameraman, we're going to have our microphones. We got games, we got, you know, interviews. So Sid will be out there, this man will be out there. You know what I'm saying. Come meet us in person. Whoa, whoa, what, what.

Speaker 1:

I have a name motherfucker.

Speaker 2:

You right? Oh, that's nigga. He'll be out there. It'll be a great time. Maybe you, maybe you, maybe you'll see a hoochie or two. You never know. You know what I'm saying, so we'll be out there Yo. Yo.

Speaker 3:

See, that's why All right so back to do rags.

Speaker 2:

Stop, it's going to be over Right Swish Over I'm uncomfortable, I'm uncomfortable, all right, so we're going to transition, because that was a little uncomfortable. So Q, what, what, what, what it's like your ultimate goal for Do Breakfast. Not just for this year, but for years to come.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, I don't want it to be a once a year event. Multiple times throughout the year, other cities as well, maybe other countries. So at the minimum I want it to be a quarterly event, so not even doing just festival stuff but other things I got in mind as well, so I feel like I got a lot of ideas to help with the brand.

Speaker 2:

I hate to say you know, a durag fest would really pop. I hate to say this and I'm only gonna say it once fuck in New York, that would pop up in New York. Shout out to New.

Speaker 1:

York, nigga fuck out of here.

Speaker 3:

we almost did Ghana last year All those niggas ain't gonna have handmade do-rags.

Speaker 2:

That's where the shit gonna fly. That's where the shit gonna fly out there.

Speaker 3:

Walk up. Nigga got a lion hook in his head.

Speaker 2:

I swear to God.

Speaker 1:

I saw a nigga on the fucking shit. I don't know if he was from Ghana or not, but I know he's from Africa somewhere. This nigga made a whole motorcycle from cardboard Crazy. I'm like how you do that, son.

Speaker 3:

You gonna make a durag out of cardboard.

Speaker 1:

You gonna make a durag out of.

Speaker 3:

I wanna see him tie that shit. That's fucked.

Speaker 2:

That's actually not a bad idea. We can make that shit happen.

Speaker 3:

You'll have to wet that motherfucker to lay it on your head.

Speaker 1:

I'm recycling my durag. My kids will color it my fucking kids. Shit the fuck. You ain't doing that shit, Well yeah.

Speaker 2:

Durag Fest would, because I'm ignoring his ass Durag. Fest would definitely pop in New York you know what I'm saying?

Speaker 1:

I think New York would be.

Speaker 2:

You know, new York, they always you know, it's the Mecca of everything. It's just a dumbass city. But they be having I go there, but they do, you know, with the durags and the waves, waves on swim. You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 1:

That's. My former name was Waves 360 Brooklyn's.

Speaker 2:

Finest. That's not like your tag username.

Speaker 1:

Yo, my waves was crazy. I used to have wave wars back in the days. Take your hat off now. You can't see it now. You probably could see it if I brush it a little bit. It's giving like Wiley. Yeah, you could see it Like if I really brush my hair, my shit be waving.

Speaker 2:

It's giving, like Wiley, a little bit of wave, a little bit of pressure.

Speaker 1:

That was my nickname.

Speaker 2:

Wave 360 Brooklyn's finest, brooklyn's finest. That really sound like your MySpace name.

Speaker 3:

No my oh man, that's what they say. So why y'all was calling him Maverick?

Speaker 2:

I thought his name was Maverick, but they said it's Malcolm.

Speaker 1:

They don't know about Maverick Sleeves. They don't know. They don't know about Maverick, she don't know. He's a real rapper.

Speaker 2:

Can he rap? He can rap, though. If you're telling me he can rap, then that means he can rap. Oh what? Oh, yeah, we gotta talk about this after the show. Y'all need another artist. I'm disappointed in them.

Speaker 3:

Who's your maverick? You need another artist. Yeah, we got a maverick over there. They need another artist.

Speaker 2:

Y'all really want some real artistry. Put me and Sid on stage. We got a song. You heard it. You heard the song.

Speaker 3:

Fuck ATM, fuck that ATM. I was like I like going to the fucking ATM, goddamn no.

Speaker 2:

ATM is an actual organization. It's an actual organization, I don't mind 520's $3 charge nah, it's an actual organization, so fuck them. But what?

Speaker 1:

I wanna know is cause you said you've been there for the past two years, right? Yes, sir. So out of the two years, right, yes, sir. So out of the two years that you've been there, what was the wildest do-rag you've seen thus far?

Speaker 3:

The wildest do-rag I've seen. No, this is the funny shit. I kept seeing this one nigga all night and every time I seen him he had a different do-rag on him.

Speaker 1:

Oh, that's fire, that's crazy. So, like the, fifth, Fifth time.

Speaker 3:

I'm like nigga, where you keep getting all these fucking do-rags from, Because your pants so tight, I can see your pockets.

Speaker 1:

Oh shit.

Speaker 3:

Ain't shit in your pockets, my nigga, you think he had all them do-rags on his head. I don't know what the fuck he was doing. I know he was hot as fuck. He was hot as hell. I don't know if he sweat bad and just needed to change them over, you know that rap on Love Hip Hop when Ray J's hat kept going a different side every camera shot. I screamed that shit out on the microphone in front of everybody. I was like bruh. If I see one more do-rag, I mean he had to.

Speaker 1:

It made an impact because you're talking about it now?

Speaker 3:

Yeah, no, it was a joke though, but it was dope.

Speaker 2:

Now that nigga gonna double this shit Right. It's two in one hour.

Speaker 1:

You know what would be crazy If a nigga had like in that same concept but had words on a do-rag.

Speaker 3:

And it makes you want to change out catch that shit and be like yo this nigga had a whole paragraph. Yeah, he had a whole sentence.

Speaker 1:

That'd be crazy. I need that.

Speaker 2:

Shout out to Don. Anybody watching this. I need a do-rag, so we need to. You know, fashion designers, we need to get together so I can have the fly do-rag, so I can get shattered on the stage. Okay, I need that.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, that shit is like a. It's like the do-rag fest, is like the Met Gala.

Speaker 2:

No, for real Of Charlotte. Yeah, do-rag, charlotte is like they just be coming out there. They be tripping fire fire.

Speaker 1:

That's a fact, like I, said, I went in depth to try to look for a do-rag for me. I found one. It was great I had like a whole black velour suit. My whole do-rag was velour.

Speaker 2:

I know you was hot as hell.

Speaker 1:

Nah, it was cool. It was a cool night. You know what I'm saying? That's when the the black what's?

Speaker 3:

them drawers, the boys, the boys.

Speaker 1:

It was called the graduation shit, they called it Whatever. So I had those with some nice little colorful socks. I loved that. That outfit was crazy. I tried the do-rag fest. They did. They had me going and get some shit.

Speaker 2:

So let's tell the people where they can find y'all, at where they can get tickets.

Speaker 1:

Oh, she's asleep.

Speaker 2:

Wake her ass up nigga, where they can find y'all that's watching this. For the next few weeks y'all going to see Do-rag Fest links Maybe.

Speaker 3:

Next Friday and next Saturday, you got the festival popping on.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, maybe we'll support a ticket for a giveaway, who knows?

Speaker 3:

We can do that. For sure we can find a fun way to give away a ticket or something.

Speaker 2:

Oh shit. So we'll have a giveaway going. Maybe we'll incorporate it into our podcast. We gonna give a giveaway a ticket to the. Durag and I have an idea too, because you know, unscripted single train is coming back next week, so if you sign up for my single train, you will be entered into the giveaway. How about that choo choo? But tell them where they can find you. Tell them where they can get tickets. Tell them what to expect Going out there.

Speaker 3:

Tell them important information and what they need Follow Durag Fest At D-U-R-A-G-F-E-S-T On Instagram. You can follow me At C-A-P-I-T-A-L-Q-7-0-4 On all platforms. So yeah, this shit about to go up and we got the after party At Compound, right across the street. So if, turning up, you ain't even got to get in the car. You can take 50 steps and you at compound and it's going down.

Speaker 2:

Excuse me, master Q, how much them sections going up? Yeah, no, advisory need a section. How much them sections going up? Call?

Speaker 3:

me.

Speaker 2:

Oh, you ain't said nothing because no advisory going to be out there. No advisory in hoochie night, Okay.

Speaker 3:

Hey, the hoochies got to pull up.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, you already know, shout out to the hoochie, this hoochie fucked up, she's sleeping and shit.

Speaker 2:

We don't say nothing when you push over chairs and walk out of interviews because you be asleep.

Speaker 1:

No see, I wasn't asleep, I was just so fucked up. I just got the fuck up because I was just so shit. Shout out to Swish and the fucking edible kicking your ass.

Speaker 3:

I ain't gonna lie, no it wasn't kicking my ass.

Speaker 1:

It kicked my ass badly.

Speaker 2:

I was fucked up, I ain't gonna lie. Hypothetically, and you know, maybe a certain group of people bit into that edible on Friday and hypothetically a certain group of people was watching the movie and boy them people was high as hell. Hypothetically, cause, let me tell you and I just heard this from a second source, yeah, I just heard that that Tubi movie was so crazy. Niggas was just what.

Speaker 3:

Tubi movie.

Speaker 2:

It was called I heard it was called Best Friends and the niggas wasn't dying in the movie correctly, I heard. So a certain podcast host apparently hypothetically had to teach niggas how to really die, because in a movie you can't just die like this right, you gotta do a little shake and then Alright.

Speaker 3:

so scene you gotta get shot and die. Pow. You got shot in your arm, you're holding your neck.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, that's a two-beat movie. You gotta wait a little.

Speaker 2:

The kicker is that you just gotta lay and you gotta look at a place and then slowly your head drop. That's the kicker, yo.

Speaker 1:

I could imagine, right, just picture this shit. They got like an open casting call right, Just for actors. Come in and you be like all right, this is a scene you gonna get shot. Let me see your actor shit Bang, all right, you dead To me. Shit bang, or you dead to me.

Speaker 3:

Alright, do the thing bang shot Netflix Netflix box office.

Speaker 1:

Box office yeah, he box office, that boy good when, I get my that boy good that boy.

Speaker 2:

Good, that boy can die right now when I get my movie don't say shit, cause in the credits it's gonna be like it's gonna be like shots to you, you doing your own stunts. Right. First of all, I know. I know how to die for it.

Speaker 3:

You know how to die.

Speaker 2:

Movies be so trash when somebody's shooting, because it's like they shoot and then all you see is a flash and then it's like that's supposed to be the bullet. Then they have this little bullshit-ass CGI bullet flying through the air, flying through trees, bouncing off people.

Speaker 3:

On Tubi.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, yeah. And then, when they get shot, all you see is tomato.

Speaker 3:

Then they pour ketchup on them.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

You know what's crazy about Tubi Like Tubi is for the niggas that can't afford shit, but it's still free.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, but Tubi got good shit on there though.

Speaker 2:

Tubi got good shit on there, not too fucking much. Not with Tooby, though.

Speaker 3:

You're not even forced to watch the bad shit no more, because there's so much good shit on Tooby. Tooby got good shit on there.

Speaker 2:

Tooby got All About it. Benjamins on there, now Bad Boy, Steve Harvey. They got the whole Bernie Mac. You know Bernie Mac collection on there. They don't keep that's cool.

Speaker 1:

But 2B, you know, is for the up-and-coming videographers. Yeah, that's dope. That's why I said I'm going to write a movie script.

Speaker 2:

but we're going to get in a movie on 2B. Yeah, we got one Shit my life story. Oh yeah, we need to do that.

Speaker 1:

Nah, fuck that. 2b is not an accomplishment. 2b movie.

Speaker 2:

I'm still calling bitches Damn. So yeah, we got a giveaway coming up for Durag Fest. Make sure y'all get y'all tickets for Durag Fest. We're going to be out there, a lot of people are going to be out there and honestly, you know trying to toot my own horn you might find an unscripted single train out there. You might meet your men and y'all matching Durags out there. You know what I'm saying Because I seen a bunch of matching Durags on there.

Speaker 3:

It do like a matchmaker, do a matchmaker that would be fire oh, that's fire.

Speaker 1:

Oh, my god, we gotta bring you. You know what you could do. Oh, I got an idea. Let's go. I wanna hear a secret. Do rag matchup. So the nigga, so you, the person, know what they looking for. The opposite person know what they looking for.

Speaker 2:

So they around looking for that we can follow them until and make it a oh shit unscripted single train.

Speaker 1:

I won 95% of that idea and just to update unscripted unscripted single train the first couple that I matched up.

Speaker 2:

They went on date number 6 and they be doing it. I yeah, they've. They've done it. Um, that's a match right there that's a success um, the first couple I hooked up. They went on day number six. I think they're about to move into day six oh, they doing it raw. Yeah, they finna move into racial territory. Day six your mind. They really like each other. I don't know if they did on Friday or not but you know they really like each other.

Speaker 1:

You should ask them like yo, how was the sex.

Speaker 2:

I'm going to ask them if they want to come on here.

Speaker 3:

Did you take the condom off? Yeah, right Y'all know what.

Speaker 2:

I cannot ask them to come on. You should have your baby.

Speaker 1:

And now I can't ask them to come on hey Six days.

Speaker 2:

Because y'all saying this wild shit, I cannot ask them to come on. You still putting the condom on. They did come on, they come on.

Speaker 1:

On the sixth day. After how many days?

Speaker 3:

is you taking the condom off?

Speaker 2:

oh, y'all capped out y'all trying to sound good, y'all capped out yeah, before we do that, we both gotta go get tested and we can do that ain't nobody got time for that ain't nobody got time for no chalks.

Speaker 1:

Ain't nobody got time for chalks?

Speaker 3:

hey, listen you better go see that man. You ain't got time for that. You ain't got time for no chalks. Who got time for chalks? Hey, listen, I'm good. You better go see that man.

Speaker 2:

Before I let you cream you know tweaking me, you got to get tested Everything.

Speaker 3:

What's the records this nigga got too?

Speaker 2:

many cavities. We heard two stories from somebody we know. We heard that you can have gonorrhea in the throat. Yes, you can. You can have gonorrhea and the dentist gonna tell you that yup, the doctor gonna tell you that you can have gonorrhea in the throat the dentist like you got two cavities and gonorrhea.

Speaker 3:

How does that work if you give them oral sex and they have?

Speaker 1:

gonorrhea and they Gonorrhea and A Like it's good in your mouth.

Speaker 3:

It can go to your cheek. You can get gonorrhea.

Speaker 2:

It can go to your throat.

Speaker 3:

Call my dentist.

Speaker 2:

That's crazy when. I was in high school I knew somebody that had syphilis on their body. That's crazy.

Speaker 1:

It's definitely crazy. That's crazy. You got to be careful with these STDs. You got to be careful with STDs. Hey and Listen, we don't want to talk about Durag Fest. Durag Fest, when is the Durag Fest again?

Speaker 3:

June 21st and June 22nd. So day one we got the Expo and day two we got the OG Festival.

Speaker 2:

Yes, shout out. Also, y'all don't just go to the festival, go to the Expo too, because I've been seeing the Expo flyers and stuff and it's a lot of great panels talking. Shout out to one of my friends from high school and middle school, lucini. He is doing a tech panel. He is the founder of a tech company that kind of develops apps and all this stuff, and Charlotte really big. He just did some work with the Hornets and stuff, but he's going to be on the panel and it's going to be a lot of great panels, a lot of great information. And go out there and network.

Speaker 2:

Y'all don't know who the hell you're going to meet out there. Your next investor might be out there, your next company, your next boss, your next partnership you never know and it could be for anything from tech to entertainment to business, corporate. Go out there and network. I'm going to try. If I can get out there and network and see who I can meet and see who I can represent and stuff. So y'all should get out there and make money.

Speaker 1:

Chase the bag all 2024 so my final question is for somebody that's watching, is intrigued by the Durag Fest, that was like, oh, I want to come. What are you going to? This is your pitch. Pitch that to that person that hasn't been, that heard about it and they want to come. And what will that person experience be at a Durag Fest?

Speaker 2:

Look at the camera.

Speaker 3:

Come witness being black at its finest man. Like I said, it's black, excellent. You know, some people might say this shit ghetto, but to me this shit ghetto, fabulous. So you just got to. It's going to be a time. A time going to be had. So, like last year, tia Corrine pulled up on us. You know Freaky T, so you never know who you might see.

Speaker 1:

We have everybody in that bitch.

Speaker 3:

You never know who you might see also we got a party on Juneteenth Wednesday at Blow City and after the expo on Friday we got an after party at Hip and Hops in conjunction with a 704 party. Like I said, after the festival on Saturday we got the after party at Compound. So we lit all week. Y'all got a day party on Sunday.

Speaker 2:

On Sunday we got the after party at Compound. So we lit all week.

Speaker 3:

Y'all got a day party on Sunday on Sunday we got a day party yeah, you absolutely right with Dope Grits. So Dope Brunch and Girls in the Rays in the South, oh, that's y'all after party too, yeah, no we need a hoochie.

Speaker 2:

Second, that's at Sunday. We need a hoochie, hoochie.

Speaker 3:

I got to say Hoochie, what y'all be saying Hoochie, they ain't turn, they ain't turn, they ain't turn.

Speaker 2:

Not too much, because we always turn. We just been two. Turn lately. Two damn turn lately. We been two turn.

Speaker 1:

We been going out lately. Hold on, what about the sake? We got some Thai Hoochies.

Speaker 2:

We got some Thai Hoo and beat y'all. Asses Tired hoochies, do y'all shit I need to do. Because we finna whoop your ass.

Speaker 1:

Tired hoochies. It's your boy, co. I'm older than him, it's your girl TL McClain.

Speaker 2:

That was a great value version, but I'll take it.

Speaker 3:

Cheers your boy C, the two C-A-P-I-T-A-L-Q yeah, and pull up on us on June 2-2. Camp North End, do Radfest.

Speaker 2:

Yes.

Speaker 3:

Erskine yeah, June 2-2. You know what it?

Speaker 1:

is yeah, bang.

Speaker 2:

Let's go. Let's go, motherfucker, let's go. Who gonna record this?

Speaker 1:

shit. That don't mean nothing to me. We'll record this shit. Switch record this shit.

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