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Noadvisory Podcast
Life's Rollercoaster of Emotions and Experiences
Ever wondered why a Waffle House might charge extra for eggs or what unfolds when a love story takes you across the globe? Buckle up for a whirlwind of laughs and insight as we navigate through the quirks of online personas and the curious fall from grace of a beloved restaurant, Cuzzo's Cuisine. We reminisce about iconic birthdays, like Kevin Gates and Bobby Brown, and spice things up with amusing tales and reflections on their larger-than-life journeys. Meanwhile, we'll touch base with the gaming world and give a cheeky nod to sports discussions where women gamers are breaking barriers.
Our episode takes a poignant turn as we honor Trayvon Martin on what should have been his 30th birthday and delve into the complexities of tragic events like a Philadelphia plane crash and a shocking act of violence in Missouri. These moments aren't just stories; they’re a lens into the human experience, revealing both personal and broader societal challenges. Then, prepare for cultural shockwaves as a New Yorker’s quest for love sends her to Pakistan, demanding compensation for her troubles with a bold flair that's as captivating as it is surreal.
On a lighter note, let's tackle parenting dilemmas, from sneaky kids unwrapping gaming consoles early to figuring out the best way to handle mischievous little ones. With a nostalgic trip through classic gaming consoles and a cheeky conversation about intimate preferences using pastry metaphors, this episode promises a rollercoaster of emotions and laughs. Whether it's parenting hacks or quirky love stories, our chatter brings a blend of humor and heartfelt moments, inviting you to join us in celebrating the tapestry of life’s unpredictable journeys.
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Speaker 3:No, I said Taris.
Speaker 1:He don't know how to say the. F in the E Taris.
Speaker 2:He don't know how to pronounce his S. Oh, we are on. I just found a new website. A new website. What we got? A silence for this one.
Speaker 5:What's up? Midgetsgrewupcom I just found out today. No, no, no.
Speaker 2:It's fucking incredible. The midgets grew up to be tall people. It's crazy. You can't grow out of that, can you? Yes, you got to watch the movie. It explains it how it do it how they do, until I watched the movie Midgets Grew Up. Hey Siri, can midgets grow up? Absolutely.
Speaker 1:Let me ask, because my Siri he British, though, so he don't know. Okay, I found this on the web.
Speaker 2:Can midgets grow up? What did it say?
Speaker 1:It didn't say they growing up.
Speaker 2:It did say it said dwarfism.
Speaker 1:That don't mean they grow up.
Speaker 2:That nigga stupid, then your Siri's stupid.
Speaker 1:He British. Maybe they don't know about that in Britain.
Speaker 2:They probably don't.
Speaker 1:We're not on any little people's site, but we are on those. Apple Music, spotify, please go follow us, subscribe to us. All that stuff. Instagram, tiktok, we know y'all on there, you fucking comedy warriors.
Speaker 2:You know Opus clipped the midget shit. I'm going to post it tomorrow. We're going to get canceled. Shout out to my midget community. I love you guys. We're going to be out of a job soon.
Speaker 1:Little people, little people, little people Shout out to TikTok and Instagram Reels. Y'all niggas been wilding all weekend. I can't wait to talk my shit today.
Speaker 2:And Cuzzo's Cuisine is not. It wasn't me bro, it was me.
Speaker 1:I said that shit, get better quality food. And niggas wouldn't be saying that shit ass. To be fair, as a restaurant you have to be able to take constructive criticism because those cuisine hats fallen off when it first opened. Y'all know the OG restaurant over there on Tuck was fired at Lobster Market. It was worth the hour wait, the chicken, everything was fired. It was crazy. That's how many orders they was having. Now it's like, like you wait an hour and a half, your shit come to you cold you got imitation lobster in your damn lobster mac and cheese.
Speaker 6:The one on Tug.
Speaker 1:The one on Tug closed but the one on University opened and then they opened one of the outlets over there on Steel Creek. The outlets is one in the little food. What's that? Food court? So they cut and cause because you know when you open up them.
Speaker 2:Brick and mortar spots.
Speaker 1:You gotta cut and cause but when you cut and cause, your quality of food goes down. So you gotta figure out how to balance that shit out. It's nothing and we didn't say anything malicious. Now, we just said a lot of malicious shit about a lot of people that was not malicious we done. Said a lot about people but we didn't say no, fucked up, shit about cuzzo.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that was said with love For real.
Speaker 1:I said it.
Speaker 2:I never tried it before.
Speaker 1:Cuzzo, if y'all want to drop us off some food so we can try it and prove us wrong, shit come on.
Speaker 2:No, somebody actually said they want to bring some food to us. After seeing that clip, remember Extra Catering Borders.
Speaker 1:Who was here with Extra Catering.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that was my first episode and that was the last episode at Wonder. Dam.
Speaker 6:Well shit, y'all cooking in.
Speaker 1:Charlotte, y'all want to bring us some food, Come on, because see, y'all don't ever bring us nothing.
Speaker 2:so I do, we be starving. I bring y'all punch.
Speaker 1:You bring us attitude, att.
Speaker 2:Happy February, happy Black History Month To the blacks and the black people To all my niggas we made it the fucking niggas. That was too ignorant. Yeah, that, yeah, yeah, hope Opus clips that. Opus clip that here. Everything is gonna get flagged. Was that too ignorant?
Speaker 1:The niggas, the fucking niggas, happy.
Speaker 6:Black History Month. Thank God I'm not white.
Speaker 1:Shout out to all the black people. Not if you're a quarter black, half black or one third black. We're not talking to you. I am, I'm not, You're not black Shout out to the niggas. You're biracial. We got some drinks Biracial.
Speaker 2:Who's biracial?
Speaker 1:Whoever is not fully black. Now listen. They say you know, I heard this, I heard, it's a formula If your daddy black, you consider it black, yeah.
Speaker 2:But if you any if your mama? So you say, if your mama black and your daddy?
Speaker 1:white. That's what they said. You're not really black, it don't really count If your mama black, it don't count.
Speaker 2:The baby comes from the mama's stomach. How does that?
Speaker 1:don't count, I don't know it, I'm just saying what I heard.
Speaker 2:I don't think that's true Some people do say that, though I've heard that too.
Speaker 1:Would y'all like a Black History Fact today?
Speaker 2:Sure.
Speaker 1:In 1976, gerald Jerry Lawson was the first black man to create an interchangeable video game console. So y'all know, sega had those consoles you had to blow to put in there he was the first person to create that. So shout out to Jerry Lawson, Shout out to you, Jerry Lawson.
Speaker 6:Y'all know I'm an educator.
Speaker 5:I've been doing Black History Facts all month for my students.
Speaker 2:You helped the niggas out man.
Speaker 1:Yeah, man Also fun fact him creating that video game cartridge was a precursor to Sony and Nintendo creating their consoles. That's funny. Y'all never knew it, but a nigga created video games.
Speaker 2:Nigga created every fucking thing.
Speaker 1:Oh God, Nigga created a fucking nigga.
Speaker 2:So you know, he created every fucking thing.
Speaker 1:What, what? You just say you know what we just going to buy, that we're going to buy heads.
Speaker 2:All right.
Speaker 1:Hot Topics with Shaggy, with Strappy, say my name, say my name Ronald.
Speaker 2:Ronald is crazy. Ronald is nasty. Work as always.
Speaker 1:I'm going to start with celebrity birthdays. We only got three today. Happy birthday, Happy birthday. Y'all should know each and every person on this list. Nice to see y'all.
Speaker 6:Probably not Nah he should Okay.
Speaker 1:He's even CEO friendly Okay.
Speaker 2:All right number one.
Speaker 1:Kevin Gates. He turned 39, I got two phones, one for the plug One for the loop.
Speaker 2:That's the nigga who identifies as something sexual right.
Speaker 1:What that's that nigga that Kicked that bitch off the stage, yeah.
Speaker 2:He doesn't define himself as.
Speaker 5:Yeah, he.
Speaker 2:He said he identifies as something sexual. Let's be clear. Let's be queer, let's be queer, let's be queer. That's my bad.
Speaker 1:Let's be clear. Let's be queer, let's be queer. Let's be queer. That's my bad. Let's be queer.
Speaker 3:Hey yo.
Speaker 1:Kevin Gates has been a sexual deviant since he came out. He's been a sexual deviant, he said he put the tongue all up in the ass, he the reason he's in the ass now. Yeah, Kevin Gates is. You know what?
Speaker 2:I'm saying he's borderline weird. I'm just saying ask for a friend, he's a sexual deviant.
Speaker 1:I'm telling for a friend, not me, but you know he's a sexual deviant, so Mm-hmm, oh Happy birthday to that man.
Speaker 2:Happy birthday, Kevin Gates. I'll be getting all the pussy he is dick too, I can okay up next Bobby Brown.
Speaker 1:He turned 56.
Speaker 2:Bobby Brown. Round of applause for Bobby fucking Brown. Why are we? Bobby fucking Brown, the original crackhead?
Speaker 1:right like what is the applause for? Huh crackheads do generally tend to live forever they sure do hey yo, you know what I was talking about because my mama's uncle is a crackhead. That nigga is like 76. He's lived longer than my mama. That is sick.
Speaker 6:Listen, I had an aunt she was a crackhead.
Speaker 5:God rest her soul.
Speaker 1:She died at like 87. She was still smoking crack up until the day she died.
Speaker 2:Old times are functioning, crackhead, you know what's the crazy shit about that? They live a long time. They is too.
Speaker 1:Yup. Well, let's be clear.
Speaker 2:She just smoked her cigarettes. We gonna clear the smoke Y'all know, Bobby.
Speaker 1:Brown did give up. He went drug free. He's sober, so shout out to Bobby.
Speaker 2:He's been sober for years and he all fucked up God damn it Whitney. Y'all all these health ailments and shit.
Speaker 1:That scene when him and Whitney was dancing in a last on my list. We got Hank Aaron, oh the baseball player the baseball player. He played for the Braves and Milwaukee Brewers. He is 86. 86? No, he is 86, he's still alive.
Speaker 2:No, he's not a crackhead. No, he's not a crackhead. It's his birthday now. Hold on sweet. How do you know? He don't smoke crack, though he don't smoke crack y'all.
Speaker 1:Where did you get the crack from?
Speaker 2:Where y'all get the crack from. It wasn't made publicly, but.
Speaker 1:It was not Okay.
Speaker 2:First of all, and he came from the crack era.
Speaker 1:nigga Did y'all know he actually broke one of Jackie Robinson's records, not.
Speaker 2:Jackie, I love Jackie. I mean that's a black man, so salute to him.
Speaker 1:No, no, no. Why do we get?
Speaker 2:on. Bobby Brown was a public crackhead, right, hank Aaron is not a public crackhead.
Speaker 1:We don't even know if he's a crackhead at all. Like where are y'all getting the crackhead part from?
Speaker 2:Somebody said he was a crackhead, so we ran with it. Us discussing crackheads, so we ran with it. It's just crazy. Happy birthday, hank Aaron.
Speaker 1:Happy birthday, hank Aaron, not the crackhead. Did you know what I hate? No, no, you know what I hate. I like sports. I hate when niggas, when men check women on sports video games.
Speaker 2:Don't check me on shit, I like, like right, you don't check your homeboys. I would check to my homeboy. Yeah, who the starting?
Speaker 1:five on the Lakers. Don't check who the starting five on the. Well, it was Reeves Braun, AD. Talk to him, friend. The other two was iffy. They was switching me in and out. I can't really give you Right. Yeah, hutchie Moore, but he was like switched in and out. Reeves, talk your shit. Talk your shit, friend. He usually is a starter.
Speaker 1:I know because I've been betting on him. Talk your shit. I can't tell you. The starting five on my team on Warzone last night shout out to y'all, we won, you know what I'm saying yeah girl gamers, yeah, girl gamers, cause fuck you time out. Who plays what, what? What are you talking about? Fuck you time out. My bad, he still, he, still, he, still, he, still, he, still, he, still, he into the hot topics. Best games ever, the first one man who.
Speaker 2:Who who's birthday? Oh oh, happy birthday, trayvon. That was none of my research, that was mine. Damn, that's disrespectful, that's crazy. It wasn't, I didn't know. Happy birthday, trayvon, all right. Moment of silence, please. We don't know Moment of yeah, he would have been 24, 25, yeah, 25.
Speaker 5:30?, damn he turned 30, then Damn 30. That's crazy.
Speaker 1:That was a long time ago. He was only a year younger. Happy birthday Mama. Crazy T, crazy T. Happy birthday Mama, mama. Happy birthday Mama. Take a shot for that. I lose, I lose, I lose. You raised a real one. Alright, we'll go to your hot topics, friend, alright. First up, waffle House. What's wrong?
Speaker 5:with you what happened. Hold on what happened?
Speaker 1:Waffle House is adding a temporary surcharge to all eggs on their menu nationwide. Oh fuck nah it is a 50 cent surcharge to combat the soaring egg prices across the nation due to the bird flu outbreak is it per? Egg or per egg per egg.
Speaker 1:So Per egg Per egg so if you want two eggs, add an extra dollar. So let me ask If I order an All-Star, they're going to charge me for them. Eggs at All-Star yes, take my eggs off. I make my eggs at home Dang Like hello. So right now, waffle House currently is unsure of how long this surcharge is going to be on there. They're monitoring the prices of eggs as well as the shortages that are coming about, and they also said they are going to keep an eye out because, instead of them increasing the price across the board for their menu, what they want to do is target specific items that are currently facing shortages. So if other items become scarce, they may implement other temporary surcharges to those items as well.
Speaker 6:Let me tell you how Wapithouse is pissing me off already.
Speaker 1:Now y'all closing them doors. At 9 o'clock I got to go through a fucking drive-thru pull-up window. Listen. Now you put a surcharge on my eggs. What's next?
Speaker 5:They already added 20%.
Speaker 1:if you do a to-go order, the receipt don't even be right every time you go. It be a different price every time you go.
Speaker 6:I should.
Speaker 1:One week I was $20. The next week I'm only paying $8 for an All-Star. Like, come on bro. I went and got grilled cheese and hash brown One day I paid $7. I went the next day. That bitch said $18.29. I said you can cancel it.
Speaker 5:Did y'all see?
Speaker 6:what Mr Time Time was in Charlotte. What'd he do?
Speaker 1:I can't stand that motherfucker.
Speaker 3:He went to every Waffle House in Charlotte you got the same thing, different prices, I tell you the same thing, different prices.
Speaker 2:I swear, I swear.
Speaker 1:That's why I'm finna. Get me a part-time over there. Okay, for real, Fuck it Now. I had a homegirl. She made that walk-in house when she was in college and she made good tips. You ain't gonna say that when I'm working there, you're gonna want to come and get you a breakfast, and I'm not eggs, I don't even like eggs. My thing is this I do like it.
Speaker 2:Which one you gonna be at?
Speaker 1:Sunset. You know I'm in the hood baby I'm in sunset. I'm in the hood, baby. They're gonna start charging per chocolate chip now in the waffle soup.
Speaker 6:It ain't no chocolate chip shortage.
Speaker 1:It ain't no chocolate chip shortage.
Speaker 6:Walk my words.
Speaker 1:Y'all not be saying shit. Then, weeks later, what happen? I be saying shit weeks later. What happened? If anything, they're gonna try to upcharge the waffles because the flour about to go out. Um so fun fact, fun fact. Y'all know my family's from florida, so I spent summers in miami. There's not a waffles in miami, but they're one in jacksonville. Do you know? The one in jacksonville serves liquor, that's real, that's crazy so I went, we I was when I was older.
Speaker 1:We went um. We went to jacksonville for a weekend and was in the Waffle House Jacksonville and I noticed people in there was lit as fuck I said okay, this is a. Waffle House and they always lit right. I started sniffing shit. I said, whoa, that smell like liquor. Is that liquor boy? And as soon as I said that, two fights broke out. Okay two fights, that was your sign to not get no drink.
Speaker 5:I know your ass got a drink.
Speaker 1:I'm not against Waffle House serving liquor, a little mimosa with my waffle. I'm not against that. I'm not against that shit. To be honest, I just don't know if the one on Sunset or no Tron would be okay to do that but, I'm just saying Okay, let me go ahead and move on.
Speaker 1:The next one. This is like shawty, wow, okay. A lady in missouri no, that's not even it. Oh, a lady in missouri has turned herself in after shooting her ex-husband and then driving to arkansas and shooting her baby daddy and his girlfriend. I gotta hear both sides of the story. I gotta hear both sides. She's trying to add everybody, I gotta hear. I gotta hear both sides. I gotta hear everybody gotta go. She said everybody gotta go. I gotta hear both sides because clearly they pissed this lady off. So I gotta hear both sides. Okay, so this happened back on january 22nd. Um, a lady, taylor santiago oh, she's spanish, she is, yes, she is. Oh, I don't care, no more. She shot and killed her ex-husband at her apartment complex in missouri. The son that she shares with the ex-husband was present. After she shot him, she put him in a car, drove to Arkansas, shot her baby daddy, who she shares a daughter with.
Speaker 3:No, she took the son with her.
Speaker 1:She would have been a real one if she did that. Drop him off a state line. Yeah, they definitely found her ass.
Speaker 3:That's nasty work.
Speaker 1:So she took the son, drove to Arkansas where her daughter was currently staying for the weekend with his dad. Oh shit Shot the ex-boyfriend, which is the baby daddy and his girlfriend, because she was just in the way.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, because she was in the way, god damn.
Speaker 1:The ex-girlfriend died, the ex-husband died and the baby daddy got critical the most toxic one probably lived. That's crazy. Yeah, did she say why the daughter was present when she shot her, when she shot that kid's father too, did she? Say why she shot. It was over um custodial disputes she was arguing with both the fathers about, you know, getting their children more they wasn't like that.
Speaker 1:They wasn't getting along really well. They had a very. That's the only thing I hate. Hate about when people in relationships are not together and stuff that custody battles and shit is really hard and not even just hard on the mama and the kids, but even the fathers. That shit is hard all the way around.
Speaker 2:That shit is hard.
Speaker 1:It's an adjustment. If you can't find no common ground, and shit, you're going to be arguing for a while you got to find common ground. Damn you. You gotta find common ground. Damn, do you felt that shit? Okay, he got his, he got his court jacket on right now, right, oh god. And he got the. He got the baby shower shirt on.
Speaker 3:Yeah, he do got the baby shower shirt on oh my god, but not on the series.
Speaker 1:No, that is. You gotta find common ground with that shit.
Speaker 6:So that's hard.
Speaker 1:I hate that so Taylor was charged with first degree murder, first degree robbery, with also unlawful use of a weapon and endangerment in the welfare of a child. She is currently held without a bond. It was two counts of first degree, one count of first degree cause. Both of them died so they didn't charge the other one. I guess the other one because the girlfriend was not intentional.
Speaker 5:Again she was just kind of in the way and got hit.
Speaker 1:Yeah, she was glad, she probably like that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3:No, the baby daddy's still alive.
Speaker 1:I guess he get his kid, but the other child I'm hoping his family.
Speaker 6:The son's dad is alive.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 5:Wow.
Speaker 1:The ex-husband's family currently has a son and the baby daddy's family currently has a daughter.
Speaker 5:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and she's in jail. Wow Well Crazy, ain't nobody going to steal her snacks Up? Next, a small plane crash in Philadelphia on Friday.
Speaker 6:God damn.
Speaker 5:How many plane crashes can we have?
Speaker 1:Listen, this is what happened when you don't have no FAA controllers in the sky to watch the skies, and then you fire 50% of the staff that you did have and then you cut all their funding. This is what happens. Things like this happen. Fuck you, Orange. So there was a small plane crash in Philadelphia on Friday that crashed into a Dunkin' Donuts of all places.
Speaker 6:Oh, now that.
Speaker 1:That might be okay.
Speaker 2:I to a Dunkin Donuts of all places.
Speaker 1:Oh, now that okay, well, hold on. That might be okay. I can't fuck with Dunkin Donuts. As long as it wasn't crispy, go ahead, my bad. It sparked explosions in torch homes that were nearby the area. This happened just after 6 pm after a Learjet took off from a private Philadelphia airport, on board with six people. There was a pilot, a co-pilot, a doctor, a paramedic a little girl and her mother. They all are presumed dead.
Speaker 5:They haven't like recovered anybody's yet but, again it.
Speaker 2:The plane went into smoke, so I doubt that they even will, yeah it was into smoke on a descent, so they weren't even in the air.
Speaker 1:They had literally just taken off from the airport. They weren't even in the air like all of five minutes. You said it was a private plane. It was a private plane and it's so sad because the little girl, it was a um, a plane that was being used for a medical use at the time and the little girl that was on the plane she was actually leaving philadelphia. She's from mexico. A third private party paid for her to get a private jet to come over to america to get this treatment. She has like a life threatening disease or like like she was on the verge of dying. Basically, she got this treatment, she was fighting, she was doing better, she was going back to mexico to live a regular, like normal rest of her life and then she died in the plane.
Speaker 2:This is like how fucking sad is this, but you know what happens in um. Just a reference when you said trump laid off all these faa, those layoffs came from the lower end, not the top end. It came from the lower tier. It came from what matters, like the actual work for them, people that are telling the planes.
Speaker 1:Hey, it's crowded right now. Wait 10 minutes before you take off. Hey, keep circling. There's too many people on the runway. Hey, watch out. There's two planes in your area. They don't have people to do that, no more. So, right, you have accidents like this, yeah that's sad rest in peace to all these lives that are being lost in the air. Um rest in peace to that flight crew out of charlotte yes um that's crazy.
Speaker 1:I realized the girl that um that died the flight attendant, yeah I knew her low-key because, um, in advance, yeah, she did. And then we were in like this, when we were younger, we were in this church kind of thing together and also did upward bound together like going toward these colleges. And I didn't realize it until somebody had posted the picture and I was like dang, is that me? And? But I saw her and the girl and I was standing like right over there. So that's crazy. When it hit close to home like this, like man, one thing about it. I will say this, I tell people this and I hate to say it like this, but this damage that people have done In this election, we gonna feel this shit For like 20 years, for real, even if we get this nigga Out of office or somebody does something To take him out. Did you see what he said To Iran? What he said to Iran? He threatened Iran and said if y'all assassinate me, I'm going nuclear on y'all ass.
Speaker 2:Yeah that's what he said.
Speaker 1:He said it's going to be total warfare. It's going to be pure destruction. This nigga going to get us killed. He said if y'all assassinate me, I have already given everybody the green light to full retaliation. This nigga going to kill us. Why he?
Speaker 2:said a particular word, though, when he referenced what did he say?
Speaker 5:Pull it up.
Speaker 2:It was something like oh, what did he say? He said it would be. You know, it was a Trump word.
Speaker 1:Very.
Speaker 2:Trump, a very Trumpish word. You're like this nigga's the president and speaking like that.
Speaker 1:He's going to kill us. He's going to kill us.
Speaker 2:This is a country that has more military backing than we do. Iran is gonna bomb the fuck out of us. Yo, you know how much this got to be a record of executive orders. It gotta be. It gotta be the record after he did it because then he broke the record when he was in and, um, when he got in turn the first time, I think he broke a record. I think he broke his own record. This nigga is just signing black books.
Speaker 1:This y''all president, though this is who y'all voted for. Remember niggas was arguing with me before the election about voting for Kamala Harris. I wish y'all would have had her now.
Speaker 2:But you know what? Again, I'm going to go back and say the world wasn't ready for that right now, but it was like now look what we got it would have'all niggas about the lesser of the two evils. I'm trying to tell y'all.
Speaker 1:He said he left specific instructions if Iran ever assassinated him, that if they do it they get obliterated.
Speaker 2:That was the word, that was the Trump word, that nigga said, and you know, in Trump fashion, yeah, they do it.
Speaker 5:And it'll be bad.
Speaker 1:Trump, that nigga that talk shit on the court and then run home and go get his big brother mommy, and then now that big brother gonna get knocked out, cause we all gonna get knocked, the fuck out why would you provoke? Iran, iraq, afghanistan, any of them first of all they have nuclear weapons.
Speaker 6:We already done been to one.
Speaker 1:They was kicking our ass first of all, and after the shit that we did to their country, we think we finna bother these niggas again. And then we got all they top people over here going to my bay. Oh, baby, they come for us. Oh, that was crazy my man said obliterated, I know it's time for it's time for me to go, it's time for me to really, you know, get the gun range.
Speaker 1:I'm gonna stock up and shit because I've been telling y'all that and saying that yeah, I'm gonna stop because I'm not having some niggas come down my street just bloop, bloop, bloop, bloop, mm-mm. All right Up next. Sadly, I have to report that it has been reported that Irv Gotti has sadly passed away.
Speaker 2:Yeah, rest in peace Irv Gotti.
Speaker 1:He suffered a major stroke earlier this week. They put him on life support earlier today and about an hour ago he sadly has passed away. So it is a very sad day for the culture.
Speaker 2:Fuck yeah, shout out Irv Gotti.
Speaker 1:Shout out Irv.
Speaker 2:Shout out his brother, lorenzo Gotti, that we had on the podcast. You know, condolences to the family and everybody. You know he was talking about his health problems. He said diabetes is killing his body. He mentioned that.
Speaker 1:He said that about Irv.
Speaker 2:No, irv said that about himself, oh my.
Speaker 1:God, 50 is trolling this man right now. I'm smoking on that, gotti pack.
Speaker 2:Oh, 50.
Speaker 3:He said nah.
Speaker 1:God bless him. Lol, oh, 50.
Speaker 2:Oh my God, oh Lord, 50. That's 50. Oh my god, oh lord, 50 that's that's nasty work 50.
Speaker 1:Better chill out, then he smoking hookah at this oh, 50 got his chill nasty work. Y'all want me to play devil's advocate. Devil's advocate, the reason why 50 going hard like this, all these niggas that he going hard at trying to blackball that nigga in the industry yeah and trying to kill him and trying to kill 50, so I on devil's advocate.
Speaker 1:I don't play around with death, so I can't agree with that. But on devil's advocate, if that nigga going off like that, I'm not. You know. It's sad, though and I don't want to say Irv Gotti was such a staple in the culture without there's no Irv Gotti, there's no culture without him, like right, so you got the Sorcerer Wars, all that shit, like there's no culture without him. However, it's disappointing to see your legends go outside as far as, like Irv in the last year, how he went outside a little bit on the blogs and shit.
Speaker 2:Yeah, trying that because you know, because people I think they know, you know when your time come to you. No, so he's like you know, this is what I'm going to leave. I'm going to leave this out in the world, you know rest in peace.
Speaker 1:Rest in peace of God.
Speaker 2:Y'all take care of yourselves, take care of your bodies, take care and I just want to just right quick to touch on the 50 joint. Yeah, I was gonna do that, but we don't know what goes on behind the scenes right it gets dirty.
Speaker 2:We just see plain sight like oh shit, 50 Wildin'. But we don't know what this man endured with these guys behind the scenes, what conversations was had and shit like that. So we look at it like damn be sensitive, or you too insensitive. We don't know. We don't know what the fuck he had to go through. So who?
Speaker 1:are we to judge A nigga? Take me down to you know, nigga, go low, I go to the pits of hell on your ass. Okay, see you down there. Speaking of the pits of hell, who in there we're? Going to end on a lighter note Amen. Have y'all heard about this 33-year-old woman that's in Pakistan? Oh my God, show her. She is actually a New York woman. He was right.
Speaker 1:She had an NY accent, so listen there is a 33-year-old woman right now currently going viral. Her name is Onaja Robinson, who started this online relationship with a 19-year-old Pakistani boy. She flew all the way over to his house His parents talked him out. The way over to his house His parents talked him out. They were supposed to get married.
Speaker 1:His parents talked him out of it. She camped outside of his house. Y'all Then went online and claimed that she was being held hostage. So they placed her in a psychiatric facility. She is demanding hundreds of thousands of dollars. She wants to fix Pakistan. She said it's against her religion to tell us, to tell them her business. I ain't gonna lie. I'm kinda rooting for this lady. I ain't gonna lie because, yeah, I'm kinda rooting for her, that nigga wanted some black pussy, his mom and them stopped it, and then she flew all the way over there, all rooted her life to go over there and think she was gonna marry this man Now the ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 1:I gotta see what this look like.
Speaker 6:Cause ain't no way. What if? What if? What if?
Speaker 1:What if what if what if what if what if what if what if what if what if what if what if what if what if what if, what if? What if what if. What if, what if. What if? What if Now go? Home. I don't live here, I'm chilling. Well, we know where she's from New York, new. York.
Speaker 2:Yes, we're going to leave it like that. New.
Speaker 3:York, you know where she from. That girl said I don't live here.
Speaker 1:And it's crazy because in one of her recent interviews she actually had a translator to translate what they were saying in their native language to English and then what she was saying to their native language, and she said no stop, because I don't know if what you're saying is right. I'm going to just tell them myself I want $20,000.
Speaker 2:Yeah that was the one I wanted to find yo.
Speaker 1:There. I asked what borough she's from.
Speaker 2:I tried to find out.
Speaker 1:I know she's from Brooklyn. I know she's from Brooklyn. That's some Brooklyn-ass shit for real man. She say uh-uh, shut up, I'm chilling. Baby, come home, baby, baby, come home. They all love you over there. Come on home, stop, because you can come make some money over here. As soon as you get on TikTok you're going to be TikTok famous. Come on home, baby, come on, boy. I'm trying to find a I can't find.
Speaker 1:I can't find the video. Nothing. Where's the video? That is the crap. I just had to end it on that because, honestly, at this point, give me 20k up front and I think about it ok, thank you, you're welcome goodnight.
Speaker 4:No, just ask her yes or no. Give me 20K up front.
Speaker 1:Yes or no? I think about it.
Speaker 4:You know, nadal, give me 20K up front USD and I think about it.
Speaker 1:Okay, thank, you.
Speaker 2:You're welcome. Good night. You know what the flex is. I feel like she had a plan, though that's like you know what kind of flex that is. Just imagine you, from New York wherever the fuck you from you go to another country because of what transpired and you get interviewed and you demand all that motherfucking money from a country what if they give it to you?
Speaker 1:I swear to god, I'll go hit up friends cause she's not leaving until she gets some type of shit matter of fact, I'm asking for 20k. She said she wants 20k upK. I want a little. She said she wants 20K up front. Baby, I want a little sand shed. I want a couple goats. A chicken coop.
Speaker 1:This is the best part of the interview. After she told the interpreter to stop, she said I want 20K up front. She said me and my husband, because we still going to get married my man, my man, my man, she, my man, my man, my man. She said we gonna live in Abu Dhabi. She said so, but we still gonna help fix Pakistan, even though we not living here.
Speaker 2:Like girl, and then she said assalamualaikum, and then people said walaikumussalam no, she flew over there, she got into this online relationship with somebody online.
Speaker 1:He was a 19 year old, but he lives in Pakistan. She's in this like whirlwind love story with this man.
Speaker 6:She flew her ass over there.
Speaker 1:She flew her ass. She left her family and flew her ass over there to Pakistan. But when she got over there and the family seen how old she was, the family was like fuck, no, you're not marrying a 19-year-old, they wouldn't let her in, which is crazy for them because so she camped outside his house for a couple days, to the point that the Pakistani government had to pick her up and take her to a psychiatric unit to get her tested to see like bitch, is you crazy?
Speaker 1:She ain't crazy, she's just a motherfucker from New York New.
Speaker 2:York, new York. They're not used to that shit. That's how they're trying to interview her.
Speaker 1:She said it's against my religion.
Speaker 2:To tell y'all my business. I wish I could find that video.
Speaker 1:That shit was fucking funny as fuck that shit crazy.
Speaker 2:But yo man shout out to her man, I ain't mad at her man, I'm mad at her cause.
Speaker 1:Come on Come on.
Speaker 2:I ain't mad at her, I ain't gonna lie cause Listen.
Speaker 1:Baby girl say she's not leaving until she gets something from Pakistan, bitch.
Speaker 2:Y'all paying for this heartbreak. I'm leaving here with something Drastic Times calls for drastic measures. I'm leaving here with something she was your.
Speaker 1:That's it for me, though.
Speaker 3:That was Hot Topics with. Trappy.
Speaker 1:Trapstar. Now she drunk.
Speaker 2:Okay, what would you do? I'm going to keep it short and simple, because we got a special guest Trappy Tant and simple because we got a special guest. We didn't mention that, but we got a very special guest in the building with us tonight. But so, my, what would you do? I'm gonna keep it short and brief.
Speaker 1:We're not gonna go through a brief discussion.
Speaker 2:We're gonna make it, we're gonna make it so what would you do? And this is coming from a parent's perspective. This is again disclaimer. My what would you do is are accounts that happen by me or accounts that happen from other people. This account happened from me, but this is in the parents POV. So what would you do? What would you do? And you know that you have a young child, that's you know he's into everything. He's conniving, he's sneaky, he be lying and showing the time he's you know. He's you know.
Speaker 1:Did you say Benjamin?
Speaker 2:Oh, that's yeah, Benjamin. No, not my assistant. We're not going to do that.
Speaker 1:We're going to say his name is Benjamin. Shout out to Benjamin. He got straight A's on his report card.
Speaker 2:Who gives a?
Speaker 1:fuck, and his birthday was last week.
Speaker 6:And his birthday was last week.
Speaker 5:I don't care, See y'all, stop You're going to have bad karma.
Speaker 1:Oh, he's a straight liar. No, because I just realized I had pulled out a 20. I had pulled some cash out of 18. No, I was about to give it to him today, but I forgot. I just thought about it.
Speaker 2:Hey see, you see why I don't fuck with Benjamin Because of that stat right there.
Speaker 1:Oh, I'm on his neck next week. I'm on his motherfucking neck. Little Benjamin, I can see the can years old wearing a ski mask. Didn't we give him something? Didn't we share something with him? Last week we did something, but whatever I gave, I want it back, see we said happy birthday to this nigga.
Speaker 2:We danced all day.
Speaker 1:We was like happy birthday.
Speaker 2:He was like it's my birthday y'all, because I was like all right, y'all told me.
Speaker 1:No, you was with her, shut up.
Speaker 2:Because y'all told me to stop getting on, Benjamin. But now, now look.
Speaker 1:Now we on Benjamin Now look.
Speaker 5:Fuck them kids. I was right on his time. All right, go ahead, man.
Speaker 2:So mom, what would you do? Okay, so, mom, and the kid's name is Benjamin Carnival, little motherfucker.
Speaker 3:Just sneaky and all types of shit. His mama gonna get out that car next week. It's his mama's fault that he's like that shit so carnival, little motherfucker named Benjamin His views.
Speaker 1:Let's make that disclaimer I always say that.
Speaker 2:I always say that. So you know the parent knows that. So Christmastime is a new gaming system. Gaming system is what's it?
Speaker 1:PlayStation 5? Playstation, say it's PlayStation PlayStation 5 Slim Pro.
Speaker 2:No, let me be specific, in this case A Dreamcast Dreamcast.
Speaker 1:Ew you old ass, nigga you old ass nigga Sure, shut the fuck up, all right.
Speaker 2:So Dreamcast right. So okay, let's for you. What's her generation? Her generation is what A PlayStation.
Speaker 5:A millennial, a millennial.
Speaker 2:Yeah, PlayStation 4.
Speaker 1:So we in millennial PlayStation 4.
Speaker 2:You know she wouldn't be happy with that.
Speaker 5:PlayStation 4. Thank you.
Speaker 2:Okay, and you know that the parents always put the shit under the bed. So the parents go out and you, as a canonic kid, like, look, I'm going to play this shit. You go to it, you unravel this shit, you're playing that motherfucker, Wait a minute.
Speaker 3:I ain't never did that. Hold on.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah, you're playing that motherfucker. You're checking the time. You're like, okay, it's been two hours, she ain't back yet. Let me wrap this shit up.
Speaker 2:Boom, boom, boom, boom, put it back under. You wrapped it back. No, you got to. It was my account and Benjamin's POV, so you know you put it back. So your mother knows that you are this type of individual and she knows that she put the gifts under the bed and know that you may find these motherfuckers. She checks. Okay, like let me see the little motherfucker been playing this shit. See, shit is all fucked up, it ain't tight, you know new shit ain't taped up.
Speaker 2:Oh my God. So she knows you've been playing it. So what would you do as a parent in that instance?
Speaker 1:I am putting belt to ass. No, I ain't even going to hold you. I'm going to go take that game back, probably Just for the principle, I don't know. Oh, you thought you was getting that game that you played. I'm putting Uno reverse, nigga, I'm putting belt to ass. But also, I got to be devil's advocate, parent as accountability. Why would you put it up under the bed where your kids can't find it Very true? Because, hello, that's just stupid. That was stupid.
Speaker 5:Hey, he's at my mama now oh.
Speaker 1:He's at my mama, now Mama CEO. You know I love you girl. You know I love you girl, but damn, I can't blame you because back in the day you had a conniving, fucked up ass kid. You know what I'm saying, but putting it under the bed, that's parental, I feel like.
Speaker 2:Put it under the bed. Why are you trying to say his mom was lazy?
Speaker 1:Why are you saying it was lazy of her? I'm not trying to say his mom was lazy. Why you say it was lazy in her? I'm not going to say it's lazy, I'm going to think that's a knowledge why you say his mom wasn't creative. That was like level one parenting, like, come on, how old was you at this point?
Speaker 2:I was young, just Google when Dreamcast first came out, and it'll tell you the year 1937?.
Speaker 1:Fuck no. That's disrespectful cause you old as hell. I'm just saying that's nasty work. I feel like that's parenting level one. My mom and them had Christmas gifts and to this day I could never find none of my Christmas gifts, like I never saw them. My mom was like level 38 on this shit, for real. Shout out, god, rest her soul. Shout out to Tammy, my mama could. I could never find my gifts. Listen. But you're also diabolical, because why would you unwrap it?
Speaker 5:and play it.
Speaker 1:And then have the audacity to wrap it back.
Speaker 5:Playing it is insane. Wrapping it back no.
Speaker 1:I'm stuck on the wrapping it back part Playing.
Speaker 6:it is insane.
Speaker 1:And then you didn't even take the time to wrap it. Make sure to tape everything you just said fuck this shit. You just knew you was going to get that present on Christmas and shit You're a dying mama.
Speaker 2:You didn't think she was going to recognize that the paper had been torn Right. No, it wasn't actually wrapped up, it was in a box.
Speaker 1:Oh, you're stupid.
Speaker 2:It was in a box.
Speaker 1:I hope you had fun. Okay, we'll pass the mic around, but I hope you had fun on that fucking Dreamcast.
Speaker 2:Who was?
Speaker 1:you playing on that shit.
Speaker 2:What's the 2K, the 2K football shit with Randy Moss on the cover? Oh my god, I don't know. But Randy Moss on the cover, it was a Madden, not Madden 2K, that was 2K5 gang damn, you was like 30 then no, no, no I was a kid.
Speaker 1:You still sneaking out of the bed, still like this I was a kid we gonna pass it. I was a kid.
Speaker 2:You still sneaking under the bed Still like this yeah, I was a kid, I was 30. I was 30. Okay, all right, so we're going to pass it, no no, this was 1998. When Dreamcast came out, yeah, 1998. 1998.
Speaker 1:I thought you was like 20 by then 1998.
Speaker 2:No, I was a teenager, I think you was a teenager.
Speaker 1:You, oh, you're. Oh, now I'm whooping your ass. At that point she should've whooped your ass and, matter of fact, I'm not even using the belt. We squaring up like I'm boxing her.
Speaker 2:You're the math.
Speaker 1:What was you born? 1965?. 82 you was like 18, 16 you was 16, nigga 16. That's crazy. That's your big age. Mama C yo, I love you. By that point, you should have been on level 38 with parenting at that point she should have punched that nigga in the mouth she should have punched him in his fucking chest. Cause why would you do that at 16, I think you like 8 or 7 or something. You grown as fuck at 16 yo, your old ass. You probably gonna put your pinky winky and something about it.
Speaker 2:Huh, yeah, no, no, no, I didn't fucking see. I may have, I'm not sure that's crazy All right. We got to go over because we got to guess. So the end result was as Trapper Little 2, she took the fucking console back, as she fucking should have.
Speaker 1:As she should have.
Speaker 2:I'm going to take the console. I didn't believe her, didn't?
Speaker 6:believe her. I'm like, I ain't taking the fucking console back, I'm taking it back. She said I ain't believe her.
Speaker 2:She said oh yeah, bet. So I watched her take the game. She said hold my beer. Yeah, she took the game. She walked out with the game. I'm looking at her walking in the steps with the game. I'm looking at her walking out the parking lot in the parking lot with the console, to the car with the. She drove off. She came back. I was still watching at the window. She came out. No game. You were 16 and you was looking out the window for hours.
Speaker 1:Yes, because I wanted the game. He might be slow. No, no, you know he probably used it. You've been looking out the window for two hours. He was used to that I wasn't looking out the window for two hours. He probably used it at looking for, you know, looking through the window, looking through the window for podcast purposes.
Speaker 2:Yes, I was looking at the window for two hours yes, you was.
Speaker 1:You probably was for the goddamn game and I was, and I was distraught, I was distraught, as you should have.
Speaker 2:No, I was. I don't think I was 16 when did Dreamcast come out 1998? Nah, I don't think it came out in 1998.
Speaker 1:I'm literally looking at it you, you, smarter than Google nigga. You, smarter than Google nigga. You have got all the answers.
Speaker 6:Maybe it wasn't Dreamcast, maybe it was.
Speaker 1:Atari, maybe it was something else it came out November 27, 1998.
Speaker 2:98? You don't got all the answers. Swag, I think it was. Well. Yeah, I think it was Dreamcast.
Speaker 1:That was Dreamcast.
Speaker 2:That was Dreamcast.
Speaker 1:He probably talking about the Sega.
Speaker 2:Polo said it was before 98.
Speaker 1:He probably talking about.
Speaker 2:Tetris I think it was Dreamcast Tetris who said that shit. Silas, silas, get the fuck up out of here. Hey man, you're supposed to be Taurus game nigga. Nah, fuck that, cut his musical mic off. Yeah, no, it wasn't, god damn Atari. It was Atari, it wasn't Atari, so it was 98, then it had to be. Dreamcast.
Speaker 1:You and my brother are around the same age and he got that shit when I was 99. I was five, yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but I'm a Dreamcast.
Speaker 1:Damn.
Speaker 2:I still got my Dreamcast. My brother do too.
Speaker 1:Shout out Hell, no Dreamcast. It's PlayStation 1, 2, 3, and 4, and all that shit yeah.
Speaker 6:That nigga's gonna grow up and be a hoarder.
Speaker 1:Huh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no no no, no, no, no, no, no no no here.
Speaker 2:Okay, let's get through it. That's my move. What'd you do?
Speaker 1:Is it my turn now? First of all, I really gotta record a drop for my shit now. I hate that we don't have drops anymore, Because I had a nice drop but I can't use it anymore because why. Rey Mysterio.
Speaker 2:He just be whore. He died right.
Speaker 1:No, the Rey, he did die.
Speaker 2:The wrestler.
Speaker 1:I'm talking about Rey Mysterio Kiara with the wrestling mask on sucking dick. I'm talking about her.
Speaker 2:Well, you got to be more specific when you mention her. I said Rey.
Speaker 1:Mysterio. We say that every week. We thinking, that is the wrestler.
Speaker 2:We say that every week.
Speaker 1:This is my type of time. Right here, we say that shit every week, okay, okay. But anyway, X Terrace. Y'all already know who it is. It's your girl. Every week I come with questions from my Twitter or whatever social media I'm on. This week is Twitter Shout out to my 6,278 followers Amen.
Speaker 2:Because you know I'm a real gem on Twitter.
Speaker 1:6,281 of them is bots. Wow, you are such a hater. You know I still shots with tea today, so I just want you to fucking know my shit is organically grown. I've been on this Twitter shit queen of Twitter since the queen of Twitter started.
Speaker 2:Okay, so don't play with me. Pop your shit, by the way, also before I get into eggs tears.
Speaker 1:I just want y'all motherfuckers to know in the comments on Instagram and TikTok, please know, don't get your ass whooped over a fucking video. I'm not playing with you. Tynell McKenzie, you bitch, that was in the comments. I ain't got the whole name. You bitch. That was in the motherfucking comments. Hoe, looking like the clown from South 4. I'll beat your motherfucking ass. Bitch talking shit. Talking about. Well, we know why she's talking like that. Ho, please, your hair kinda uneven and your eyebrows are perpendicular. Don't play with me. Don't play with me. She said she, I keep talking. Y'all, keep playing with me. I am always the viral moment. I'm always the motherfucking content. Ho, I'm playing with you and that was a short session today. A shot with tea, shit, thank you. I'm sorry I had to address that because I'm talking to you in the motherfucking comments Talking about Chief Keef ain't going to do this.
Speaker 1:I'm tired of y'all niggas. God damn it. The comments be commenting. The comments is. I want y'all to know. These niggas got lives. I got time. I'ma clap back on every single comment. I don't give a fuck. You're not gonna sit up there and talk about me. I'm on this bitch. Somebody was on there was like um, I can't believe you would get on here and talk about you gotta run away from men because of their um zodiac sign. Shut the fuck up, yo ass thinking you live in your mama's basement. We are not the same.
Speaker 3:Leave me the fuck alone.
Speaker 1:All right, I had to get that out. My bad, y'all know I'm changed this year. I'm changed, I'm peaceful. I'm peaceful now. It's the punch. It's the punch. I, a lot of punch, got my eyes going lower. Y'all know I don't throw. I don't throw hands, no more. I don't. You know, I don't pull up no more, and I'm really not finna argue people, but please not keep my baseball bat in my trunk, all right? X? Here is the question that was thrown to me pastry talk. It's pastry talk time oh my gosh pastry talk now.
Speaker 1:If you are uh-uh, hold on giggling and sniggling. It's pastry talk time now. Listen, you know, in sex there's different things. Right, I know you a little vanilla, you don't have sex. You know, I'm saying, but there's a choice in, oh, oh for those of you who couldn't hear what the audience said. They said he whips the pussy. What did you say? Nigga, that's nasty work. Why would you just?
Speaker 3:That's nasty work.
Speaker 1:Not during Black History Month. Why would you say whips? It's the hand movement. You got to do the sound.
Speaker 3:I just want to know why you said it.
Speaker 1:How you?
Speaker 2:know, with no diddy, no diddy, thank you, cause he over here agreeing cause I heard it, but I just ignored it when he did this shit.
Speaker 6:Alright, this is why I can't sit here. He's talking about his sexuality so he is okay.
Speaker 1:Anyway, in a relationship with your woman, you having sex, you know, at the end of sex, all right, this is why I can't sit here. This is why he's talking about his sexuality. So he is okay. Anyway, in a relationship with your woman, you're having sex, you know, at the end of sex there's always a climax. We love the climax. We love different positions, we love different things In the climax. There's two things you can do. Right, there's two things. I mean, well, there's actually three things you can do, but we're gonna talk about two. You can either twinkie it or toaster strudel it. Now listen, when I grew up, I never liked toaster strudel. I hated toaster strudel. They never cooked all the way, it was just never done. You know what I'm saying. So let me ask.
Speaker 2:well, you gotta define for the slow people that don't understand for the slow people that's in the group of cco twinkies.
Speaker 1:twinkies, y'all know, twinkies are cream, little filled, little pastries which relates to a cream pie in the sexual world, if you will, or a toast, or strudel.
Speaker 5:You come inside a girl.
Speaker 1:Yes, you come inside of a woman, or you nut on top of the girl, or a toast or strudel is when you nut on top of a woman. So let me ask, in preferences, are you a Twinkie or a toast or strudel?
Speaker 2:I can't answer this question.
Speaker 1:Okay, so what do you like? Do you like giving Twinkies or a toast with strudel? You have to answer it.
Speaker 2:Or is somebody going to answer for you? I can't answer this question.
Speaker 1:I'm not going to answer this question. Yeah, Let me see that mic. Action T let's go ahead and pass the mic. Oh, let's pass that mic. Oh, I didn't see you there, Destiny. Yes, I didn't see you there, Destiny. Do you like to be a cream pop?
Speaker 2:We're not answering this question.
Speaker 1:We're.
Speaker 2:That's very.
Speaker 1:PR. Oh we're, that's very PR, oh we're. Oh wow, twinkie, you like giving out Twinkies, twinkies, it's a lot safer right Giving out Twinkies. See you, sperm-sponsible, sperm-sponsible? Oh, never mind. I'm thinking of Toaster Strudel. Yeah, he said Twinkies, you are sperm-sponsible, is crazy. Sperm-sponsible is for the Toaster Strudel people. I'm a sperm donor you hear me. You a sperm donor. Sperm donors, yeah, pass it back. Let me see pass it back. Answer this question Flea.
Speaker 6:I already yelled it out but I said twink and I got no kids oh wow, that's for a week.
Speaker 5:I love that well wait let me, let me end this out.
Speaker 1:Swish. Let me end this out with my people. You ain out swish. Let me end this out with my people, so let me. You ain't gonna answer it, sit answer this I'm leaving it on a belly button I'm so fucking sick of you, I'm so fucking sick of him. Sit toast or twinkie. Uh, yes, nigga you know, my journey with christ does not allow me to answer says the girl like to be right, don't play with me, friend. I like to be joking. Okay, if you must know, I'm more of like that's nasty work a shower on Whoa?
Speaker 1:You don't got a shower, a shower, oh a shower drain. You like to swallow, swallow, you like swallow? Well, to be fair, to be fair to be fair, I did research. No trap, I did research before I end this. We clipped this out. No, we're not clipping Most.
Speaker 2:No, we're not clipping this out. No, we're not clipping this out.
Speaker 1:This is not a line on my walk with Christ. You can't post this one you know what, somebody Let me tell you this real? Quick. Somebody told me I had the spirit of Jezebel in me. Let me tell you how the that's crazy. They wanted to have sexual relations with me and I was not interested so I told them like I'm not interested in that. They said well, you have the spirit of Jezebel. I don't see why. The hell, nah boy, fuck you and go on. Now, he said. I almost broke my finger blocking him.
Speaker 6:Now he said you got a whole you got a whole spirit.
Speaker 1:He said fuck, you got a whole spirit, you got a whole spirit.
Speaker 2:You got the whole Yo niggas, everybody start using that shit. No, don't use that shit.
Speaker 1:She got the spirit of.
Speaker 2:Jezebel in you, you got the spirit of Jezebel in you. Use a whole Jezebel Really nigga.
Speaker 3:That's nasty work.
Speaker 1:Y'all didn't hear that she like to swallow. We draining the penis? Oh shit, y'all are fucking freaks. Yeah, pipe cleaners yes, drains A draining. We make sure you get all empty. Yes, no drops left Nope. There you go. I don't know if I'm supposed to answer this. I might just leave this one to your imagination.
Speaker 2:I can't, I can't.
Speaker 1:I might just leave this one for imagination.
Speaker 2:I'm covering my ears.
Speaker 1:Since CEO not answering shit, I shouldn't answer nothing either. Oh, hell, no, I can't be the only one answering Now hell, no, now shit. Well, to be fair, to be fair, y'all, I think I said before what I like, though I think I said it before. Y'all know, I didn't get this thick because I like Toast Strip, I like pastries. I'm a Twinkie. You know why? Because there's birth control. I love birth control, right? So you know what I'm saying. You said fuck, birth control, birth control been keeping me safe for the last seven and eight years. So Congratulations, congratulations is crazy. I don't have no kids, no kids, I don't got no kids. I don't got no kids. I don't got no bills. I don't got nothing, kids, I don't got no bills, I don't got nothing. So I like Twinkies. Don't toast your strudel to me, because I'm very immature. I'm very immature. But yes, oh, man, post this question to our listeners In the comments. Tell me, no, posties, do you like Twinkies? Or toast your strudel, or toast your strudel.
Speaker 2:I am immature, for Are you a drain?
Speaker 1:I am immature for a total shooter. Are you a drain? That's sick.
Speaker 3:That's nasty work.
Speaker 1:What if your name is saved in his phone as drain Shit Yo.
Speaker 2:I hope this shit takes that shit that's going viral.
Speaker 1:A drain shower drain. I'm gonna get shirts.
Speaker 2:Call me.
Speaker 3:Luigi.
Speaker 1:Yo, I'm ready to go, mario. It's me Mario. Call me Luigi, luigi. Yo, I'm ready to go, mario. It's me Mario. Hold on now. Yup, just like that.
Speaker 2:We just stand Traps.
Speaker 1:Shower drain.
Speaker 2:The drain.
Speaker 1:Shower drain Chronicles.
Speaker 2:Your shirt gonna say the drain. Masha gonna say that's nasty work. What yours gonna say we ain't figure. Yours gonna say that's nasty work. What yours gonna say we ain't figured yours out no, I haven't had a cash oh yeah, shipping containers no, that's too long. That's too long, I gotta tell y'all.
Speaker 1:I gotta tell y'all about this shipping container story? No, I was, remember I was beefing with the nigga he was rapping in music videos out of shipping containers at Rock Hill. He said he was going to come over here and shoot the studio. Remember that, nigga. You know what's crazy. Before I'm finishing out, I swear to God, if we ever really get there, I'm going to be the one Somebody's going to fight us because of me for real.
Speaker 5:And I love that shit. They're going to try. I love that shit, I ain't fighting.
Speaker 1:That shit happy, what Period.
Speaker 3:Just so everybody listening know it's security here.
Speaker 5:It is security in this bitch Don't try to come up here.
Speaker 1:I want to give a special shout out to everybody in the audience today.
Speaker 2:We got a full audience.
Speaker 1:Shout out to all y'all Clap nigga, we got to clap. Oh shit, oh my God.
Speaker 2:For your niggas in the Japanese. Thank you.
Speaker 1:Shout out, shout out, shout out, shout out to our live studio audience. Every week our audience gets bigger and bigger and we love that shit. Half of them niggas left.
Speaker 2:Damn.
Speaker 1:God, all right, let's bring our guest on, because he about to piss me off.
Speaker 5:Man where my guy Travi at man Listen we got a very special guest in the building with us today. I saved your seat just for you.
Speaker 1:I said I was Listen we got a very special guest in the building with us today. I saved your seat just for you. We got a dope interview. I saved your seat just for you. We got a rare mic performance. What's wrong with you? You okay? Is life okay for you, jesus? Is life okay for you? Get in the McDonald's cup.
Speaker 6:So you know it's true Because why you got all this damn punch. I ain't going to lie. Life is good, life been real good, not y'all dropping a song on my way in here, not an inch Y'all hear me.
Speaker 6:I appreciate y'all dropping that man. Let's do it. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, bring my man Travian. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, shout out to my guy Chad. It's been a block two times. Shout out to the Chad. Hold on, because God yeah, shout out to the Chad. I had that.
Speaker 1:Uzi shirt.
Speaker 6:I was like okay, you good, you good, you good.
Speaker 1:Oh shit, well welcome.
Speaker 6:I paid enough for one more refill. Can I do that before we get to?
Speaker 2:the next one.
Speaker 6:Oh yeah, Do your thing.
Speaker 1:Yeah that trophy with me, you sure he won a training day trophy.
Speaker 6:I left it right beside the weed. I ain't gonna lie, I left it right beside the weed. Mad as hell.
Speaker 1:Why ain't you never win no training day trophy?
Speaker 6:So I'm good at you.
Speaker 1:For what? For what? For being me.
Speaker 6:You was there.
Speaker 1:Yeah, see.
Speaker 6:Uh-uh. For me you was there for real.
Speaker 1:She's going to call on your ass.
Speaker 2:We're going to give her an award. We'll give you an award for that. Go ahead.
Speaker 1:Say it again Say it again. Say it again. Go ahead, say it again.
Speaker 2:I said it once. I ain't got to say it twice. Oh yeah, oh yeah, smoking her neck Tariff's back.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah.
Speaker 6:Now he's turning into a pack we gonna get through this interview but, wait till we sign off.
Speaker 1:Wait till we sign off. The post-show clip is about to be crazy. It's about to look like a Jerry Springer show. Yeah, wait till we sign off with your old ass, I don't want to clap back because I've been trying to chill, but leave me alone.
Speaker 6:You don't clap back nigga, leave me alone, see yo a hard time for real. We didn't even introduce you, yet Hold on.
Speaker 1:They tried, they tried.
Speaker 6:They be giving you a hard time for real. I ain't gonna sugarcoat it.
Speaker 1:I will cut all this shit off, hello.
Speaker 6:Bro, what happened to you? Just a different opinion. I can't offer a different opinion, hell fucking. No, I still love you.
Speaker 1:See, Tranny, I got you back. You can't even talk.
Speaker 2:What are you talking about? You talk. Did you turn off, michael? You can't talk, you don't even talk.
Speaker 1:You want to play with me?
Speaker 2:today you can't talk. You want to play with me today. You want to talk? Go ahead and talk, talk, okay you can't talk, man.
Speaker 3:Let me go ahead and bring in Travi.
Speaker 1:Tantino the right way. Listen we on no Advisory Podcast. So y'all know it's only right we got to bring him in the no Advisory style.
Speaker 6:I'll air this bitch out. Damn, I will air this bitch out Three simple questions to ask.
Speaker 1:You Can't talk.
Speaker 6:Talk to me.
Speaker 1:Who you are, where you from and what the fuck you do. What the fuck you do, nigga.
Speaker 6:Y'all know the name man, it's Travi Tantino. Straight out the Triscuits eating Bojangles, biscuits, nigga. That's what I'm doing.
Speaker 1:Hey, he might have got me back with the Bojangles biscuits.
Speaker 6:I got you Every morning what you need. I like a little Cajun filet with a both-size fries and a medium-peak lemonade.
Speaker 1:You tried it with that pimento that's grilled quite white friend.
Speaker 6:It might be, but I'm telling you you got to get them folks a chain one time. How that boberry? I ain't had that boberry. You see that boberry like cobbler, that's what I'm asking.
Speaker 1:I ain't had it. That's too sweet for me. I need to ask that boberry cobbler. What does pimento cheese taste like? Is it just regular cheese? Right, that's like their thing. I got to get that. She asking her what does it taste like? What's the taste?
Speaker 6:It's just like cheese with a little spice in it.
Speaker 5:It's like cheese with red pepper Cheese with some seasoning on it. It's like Pepper.
Speaker 6:Jack. Nah, it's better than that, it's way better than that Pinkies got to hit for it.
Speaker 1:The only person that said that, and I think I don't know a lot of people that eat tuna melts, but you're not the only person that said that Pinky's got good tuna melts. They got great sweet potato fries them corn dog shrimp they have. They fry the shrimp in corn dog batter. Listen, Pinky's, we love you we love you.
Speaker 6:I'm a mama. We love you, pinky's.
Speaker 1:Okay, you is.
Speaker 6:you tell us where you from or what the fuck you do man, I make a whole lot of good music, a whole lot of that. I do a whole lot of showing faces, showing love, and that's about it for real. For real, I'm just trying to do my thing and stay out the way and getting away at the same time. That makes sense.
Speaker 1:You feel me I feel you that's nice before we get started I definitely want to give travi his flowers while he's still here oh come on. I've been seeing him work hard from the first time he used to come to training today until now. Just seeing the stages that he's been on the places that he's been to, see him organically grow his fan base, I'm proud of you.
Speaker 6:I appreciate that.
Speaker 1:Y'all fucking talk.
Speaker 6:I really appreciate that man, that's for sure. I really appreciate that Tra dumbass on his camera.
Speaker 1:Look at this that's not Swish. Who is that dancing? That's Mel.
Speaker 6:Hey, somebody get that on video real quick. Why don't y'all clip in that real quick?
Speaker 1:Somebody oh my God, that's Mel. That's not Mel. Mel had on black Swish. I thought that was you. I thought you was outside dancing. For real, that's Mel.
Speaker 6:Oh, I don't want to. You're going crazy.
Speaker 5:Look at him, you're going crazy wait till he walk back in here we was not trying to be disrespectful we was not trying to be disrespectful.
Speaker 1:I was looking at you talking and I kind of glanced. I said who the fuck is out there doing? That shit oh my god, oh my god, ask your question again look at him, he hitting the Michael Jackson in the parking lot. He's thinking about the moonwalk and shit. Look at him. Look at him. Oh, it's getting, it's getting.
Speaker 2:He Michael Jackson leaning and shit it's getting that, nigga it's definitely getting crackhead energy.
Speaker 1:That's that crackhead energy. You got to be out the shrooms, man. Okay, my bad, travi, we apologize.
Speaker 6:We are so sorry, that's what happened man, so you can't get black for a day. Flower man, oh my God.
Speaker 1:I am so sorry we get distracted. I literally was looking at you and then I just saw some shit out the corner of my eye and it's what he had to spend for me.
Speaker 2:I'm sorry, this nigga actually tried to do the lean and shit. Yo he better come back in here.
Speaker 6:That's my nigga. He seen the car pulling up.
Speaker 2:He seen that car pulling up, let's get back to it, alright, man?
Speaker 6:That's him sliding right up.
Speaker 2:Huh, nah, he gonna come back in here.
Speaker 6:Oh, she missed it.
Speaker 2:But yo man. So, being from Salisbury, right, and I posed this question a while ago about, about Charlotte having a sound and just different boroughs having a sound, or places, states, whatever the case may be. Whatever music, salisbury, what is Salisbury sound? Do you feel like Ooh, do you feel like Salisbury? That's how it sounds, right.
Speaker 6:It's Salisbury, salisbury.
Speaker 2:Salisbury. If you aren, it's Salisbury. Shotsbury, if you unfamiliar Shotsbury, if you unfamiliar Salisbury.
Speaker 6:Salisbury, shotsbury, if you unfamiliar.
Speaker 2:Salisbury. So do you feel like you are representing Sal?
Speaker 6:Salisbury, salisbury, salisbury, salisbury, come on, man, let's do it right Salisbury one time, for the one time Y'all live. I can't let it go down like that. It's Salisbury, Shotsbury, if you want to know I got beef with some Salisbury people.
Speaker 1:Come on now just sit with me. I'm the president.
Speaker 6:Talk to me, I'm the president.
Speaker 5:Take up your discrepancies with me.
Speaker 6:You take up them discrepancies with me.
Speaker 1:You know what about? Salisbury pissed me off. It's not even just y'all. It's nigg is like when I went to school, right, and you know.
Speaker 6:You went to school out here.
Speaker 1:No, I went to college. I'm from Charlotte.
Speaker 6:Okay, I'm going to let you in. I'm going to let you in.
Speaker 1:So when I went to college and you know everybody throwing up their area codes repping, I'm like, damn, so I had met a motherfucker that went to college. He's like, yeah, I'm from the 704. Nigga, you're not from Charlotte, we're not the same.
Speaker 6:And you know.
Speaker 1:Charlotte. People in like surrounding cities always got that unspoken beef, like niggas love, being from Huntersville and Gasol, and you say they're from Charlotte, but when we all out of town. We all fam.
Speaker 6:That ain't the situation in my city.
Speaker 1:We all fam. I feel like, if you not, a real if your phone number don't start with 704, then are.
Speaker 6:I mean they do, though no, 980 does not count.
Speaker 1:That was that second round number. That does not count my number 980.
Speaker 6:That was 980 came about when.
Speaker 1:Issa Mall got torn down. That is nice, that's for real.
Speaker 6:We 704 out there, though it's 704 out there, is it though it is?
Speaker 1:I'm telling from now I don't know, is it yeah?
Speaker 6:The first phone, 704-636-something, something, something that was like my first house number 704? 704 for real. Y'all probably had the threes and the twos out there, that's like Greenville, Winston area, that way some more, Well you know Nah 702 is Atlanta and 70 what no?
Speaker 1:702 is Chicago 702?.
Speaker 6:I don't know nothing about 702.
Speaker 1:We going outside my purview 708.
Speaker 2:All I know is 718. I don't know about 717.
Speaker 5:You been to.
Speaker 6:Salisbury.
Speaker 1:Have I been to Salisbury? Yeah, you been to.
Speaker 6:Salisbury who you come down there with Some family, something like that I was down there with my mom's brother.
Speaker 1:My mom's brother's people was out there, so we went out there. People say Charlotte country, but it's really the city. So going to Salisbury that's country, like that's real country out there. I just was like, ooh, there's a couple chicken coops over here a little pig, but did you have a little time while you was out there?
Speaker 6:I feel like you didn't get to know the city. You used to be like family. I feel like they weren't really like showing you like Salisbury, salisbury, y'all. Yeah, check me out, I do something for my birthday. All the time I didn't do something last year In the bird. Yeah, in the city. Okay, and they pop out for me for real to come show some love for my birthday. I want you to come show up and just come be my special guest.
Speaker 1:Oh shit, come by me in the building and let me show you how we give it up for All right, all of y'all, let's do it.
Speaker 6:It ain't just her you feel me. I would just say she was the one you feel me, not. You got a gentleman going to Salisbury, come on down to the city, man. Come on down to the city. I got y'all April Fool's Day man. April Fool's Day man. Look forward to it.
Speaker 2:He heard special kids.
Speaker 1:That's why that nigga turned up.
Speaker 6:All Call me no bullshit. Come ready to drink smoke. Have some fun for real. If you about to be sitting in the corner for real, I ain't going to we going to get back to it but I'm going to ask you one question. Yeah, talk to me.
Speaker 1:Do the niggas be out there?
Speaker 6:I mean I be out there. I said the other niggas Am I a good representation? The other niggas Am I a good representation? Me and Sid will ask you more research, it ain't nothing that you see in Charlotte that you ain't going to be able to see in Charlotte.
Speaker 1:We going to ask you some questions for our friends, for our friends afterwards. We asking for our friends.
Speaker 6:For the friends afterwards.
Speaker 1:Not for the friends.
Speaker 5:That's our tool. Don't lie to them like that.
Speaker 6:Lena, listen, they be getting lady out there, you know what I'm saying. That's our deal, lena.
Speaker 1:don be outside though that's what I don't know. See, lena, don't, lena, don't be outside special guest number four we'll be cutting up it's shottsbury for a reason. All right, well, tell us about this.
Speaker 6:Sound like you know what ceo said like like salisbury, you making it seem like this is great place what like I said, as far as the sound go, we don't really got like a specific everybody in the city going for a specific sound. You see me, and what I do is definitely not what other niggas do in the city. For sure, you see what I'm saying. My sound is definitely like further, further away, most of people doing like dream music or like gangster rap, shit like that. You know what I'm saying. But it's a couple of artists out there shout out to the couple that's on my live. I don't want to not mention y'all, but there's a couple artists out there doing the different stuff. But, like I said, every artist that I know out in the city got like different styles for real for it. It's not like one solid style. Now I might be the representation for the city you know what I mean but like nobody else out there giving it up Like I be trying to like do it so I can't say I'm the sound.
Speaker 1:I can't say I'm a sound. I love a confident person Talk your shit.
Speaker 6:So speaking on your sound how would you describe your sound? Mean, uh, like I said, I get into a little bit of everything. Like I said, like a little drill, a little, a little sexy little, you feel me, just depend on what mood I'm in. For the most part I would say I do a lot of like trap rock. It's either trap rock or hard trap. You feel me some heavy traps here. That's how I think about it, okay so let me ask um.
Speaker 1:I was unfamiliar with your music before the show before the show like before today, huh before today before, before we knew you was coming on, I did my research.
Speaker 6:Okay, because I, I go here, hold on, because I'm gonna say I booked a few weeks in advance, so you had some time you checking me on air? Hey, I'm just saying I don't know if I like him.
Speaker 1:I don't think nobody's ever checked me on air. Hey, I'm just saying I don't know if I like him. I don't think nobody's ever checked me on air.
Speaker 6:For real, you don't like a nigga with a voice.
Speaker 1:Hold on hold on hold on hold on.
Speaker 6:Let me talk back to you.
Speaker 1:Hold on, I done, got discombobulated Come on man.
Speaker 6:Is it the deep voice?
Speaker 1:I am behooved at this point. I was unfamiliar with your music before you booked. So when you booked, when you when artists book, you know ceo and ceo. They are familiar with a lot of these artists because they've been in the culture and music scene. But I'm not finished. I'm learning you as I went to research your music and stuff. I'm listening to it and I kind of caught some things within the sound. So I want to ask that it's something that had me curious what's your process in like writing music and coming up with the topics that you talk about?
Speaker 6:what's the process? That's hard to say. Some of these songs I wrote while I was sitting in the strip club with a few hundred. Some of these songs I wrote while I was laying in my shots baby shuffle, I talked about that. I wrote that while I was laying in my bed.
Speaker 6:It took me like 30 minutes oh shit so I wouldn't say I got like a process. It's like a fit, like to be if I'm being all the way real. It's really like a feeling, like I know when I'm in that mode for music you know what I'm saying like I can feel it. I know I've been. I guess I get to like a, a peaceful mind state. You know what I'm saying. And as long as I can get there, I can make like the songs that everybody know and love. I made in that mind state. You know what I mean. Some of the lesser songs that I made while I was in the studio just shooting the shit over beats or freestyling, those don't particularly land the way the same way it's doing when I know I'm in that mode. So I wouldn't say I got a creative process. As long as I'm having fun you know what I'm saying I can get in that mood. I don't really need the liquor, I don't really need the weed, as long as the vibes is there, I can favorite song to create.
Speaker 1:What's your favorite song to create?
Speaker 6:the fate, my favorite song that I've made.
Speaker 2:It had to be uh that was a good question, wasn't it?
Speaker 6:it was. It might have been that shawlsberry stuff for real, for real. I ain't gonna lie that day in the studio.
Speaker 6:We cut the fuck up in there for real, for real. They was like running out the studio down the hall. You see how they got it in. It was running down the hall, grabbing people out of other studios telling them come check this, check that shit out. You feel me, mind you? That was like one of my very first records. You feel me, and for that one to be, you want it like to come out like that. That was like a damn. I sound good. You know what I'm saying. So like we. When they finally played it back for us to listen to, the whole little building was lit, not just the studio I was in. So I would say that was probably the funnest song I had. I had the most fun I've had making a song.
Speaker 2:All right. So I want to know, like, how did you meet Skate? Right, because the song is he has featured him on a record on a performance. If you're not familiar, they performed it at our open mic, training day clt. Um, they, they performed it numerous times and it transcended into the record that it had. Has been that it became, at training day clt, a fucking hit with one song of the year. Um, for god's sake, um, at training day clt. So tell us how you, how did you meet skate and how did y'all come about?
Speaker 6:like yo, let's put this type of song together uh, for real, for real, I mean, if you've been around it you could probably tell. But like a lot of people don't know me and skate really got like a deep, deeply rooted friendship. You know what I'm saying. I knew him, or middle school, something like that. He was in the same middle school as me. We weren't particularly friends right then, but I just knew him, he knew me. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6:We might have no no, no, it wasn't anything like that. Nah, nothing like that, nothing like that. It was on two different sides of the hallway, if you know what I'm saying. But it was good. What was that? But, like I said, we got grown or whatever. I think it was like his 21st birthday or something like that. We fucked around. I seen it was his birthday on Facebook, some shit like I was already just from that friendship.
Speaker 6:I was sitting in the studio with a bunch of people in salisbury that was rapping and, mind you, we got some really talented artists out there. It's definitely not just me but um and a lot of them came through his studio. I got to see and sit there, for I don't know if y'all know um trigger delgado. He up here in charlotte, but he from my city too, me and him like brothers, but he was. I remember me sitting in there with him in Skateboard Studio at the crib, just coming up with music at this Saturday. Music was never my thing. I just used to let them do their thing. I just get my money sitting in the truck with them. But you feel me, it grew on me. I feel like I definitely got influenced by a lot of that. For sure, now I can kind of see how that worked out for me. But men's cake, we got like a good about 10 year, 10 year friendship, like this and the third.
Speaker 6:And, like I said, I wrote that song shots very stressful in my career, for real. For real, I was laying in the bed, we was already going to the studio. I already knew we was going to the studio. I was just listening to beats and shit, just fucking around with what I got. Like I said, I went up to the studio, we ran the session. I'm not the type of artist that like to go in the studio and bullshit. I'm already knowing my song, probably word by word, by the time we go in there, uh and uh. So I just knocked out, probably about maybe that whole mixtape. Well, we probably booked the studio for about five hours. I probably, and we probably knocked out maybe like 80, 90 percent of that mixtape in one like session okay, luther vandross you know, if you know the songs, you can get the work done.
Speaker 6:You know what I'm saying. If you know the songs already, you can get the work done.
Speaker 1:You know, I said that Because Luther did that song.
Speaker 6:Play the next beat you know what I mean and then let them. Let them fuck around With the music later. If you know what you're doing when you get in there, you ain't gotta waste time. For real, for real. I love that. I was like you know what? Who's this beat up that I was listening to last night.
Speaker 1:I feel like when you hear the music like a second and third time, it always sounds different. So you want to add stuff and subtract and take stuff.
Speaker 6:I let them folks do that and make the magic happen. You know what I'm saying. I just come in there and give them the words, but they put that beat on. I went in there, I did that shot. I remember having to use the bathroom and I didn't fuck it up, not one time, you know what I'm saying Just ran the whole and I fucked it up. And that's when they stopped the track and was like bro, go to the bathroom, you feel me, and come back, bro. That shit was hard and I was like bro, out of all the songs that we recorded that day, that was the one that day was like. We came to train today with that song, fresh Off the Press. Oh, that's crazy. I don't know if y'all seen what I posted promoting this podcast, but that video when I had the short hair before it grew out or whatever, that was the first time we performed that song, even played it for anybody outside of that studio.
Speaker 6:So y'all got it there and it landed like it was supposed to land. Y'all turned up for us, Wow. So I took that song and kept running with it.
Speaker 2:Wait you said Tattoo Shopscape.
Speaker 6:Nah, that was at.
Speaker 2:Party Animals.
Speaker 6:Nah, nah, nah, shops Bay Shuffle. First time was at had to be Party. Animals no, no, no. Y'all was at another spot before Party Animals.
Speaker 2:You mean Moonies?
Speaker 6:Nah, nah, nah. Between After Tattoos and Booze, y'all went somewhere else 48 and 100.
Speaker 2:48. 48,. But he said before that was McBoney's.
Speaker 6:He said before I can't look at it live. We was only at.
Speaker 1:Booney's, then we went to McBoney's, then we went to Party Animals, then we went to had to be McBoney's then.
Speaker 6:One of them was a little further out than the other ones. He said it was a restaurant.
Speaker 1:Oh, Blue Olive, Blue Olive Lambs that's exactly what it was.
Speaker 6:That's the first place we did a performance. Yeah, Blue Olive Lambs. That's exactly what it was.
Speaker 3:That's the first place we did perform Shots, berry, shiffle and Blue Olive Lambs.
Speaker 6:That was a stretch.
Speaker 6:But we definitely hit y'all at Party Animals and whatever was after that. And the tattoos, and the tattoo on his arm. I ain't gonna lie that tattoo on his arm. That was the very first one I pulled up to. Hey, low Key, y'all pulled up that first time. I'm like that was my first time performing in there. I don't know what happened with that one, but that was the one I was doing y'all big one with that one I was like, okay, I don't know what the fuck, that was my first little open mic ever.
Speaker 2:Y'all saw me like look, I'm like Charlotte got it going on.
Speaker 1:If it all that going on. I fucked with all of that. I fucked with all of that. Shout out to y'all for real yeah, so I want to um because I know shots very shuffle is kind of from some of your earlier body of work. Yes, you have been consistently putting out music within the last couple years so I want to kind of like transition throughout the years.
Speaker 1:So you also have another song that I like called megatron okay um, so can you just kind of tell the people a little bit about that song, because that's one of the songs that we're going to play at the end of, like, the interview when we're closing out, just so people can hear it, kind of preview it a little bit like I said, I make a lot of uh, I call it trap rock, I don't hear it.
Speaker 6:I don't know if y'all know tia kareem, but she kind of referred to it as something else. But uh, megatron, one of them songs, you feel me, where I feel like that's uniquely me. That's what I mean. I know it ain't nobody in my city doing that style. You know what I mean. And the records I'm trying to make, like Megatron, I want them to be bigger. You know what I'm saying. Those type of records can be big records for movies and TV shows or whatever it may have you, and that's just kind of what I'm focused on right now.
Speaker 6:I want to make something that actually go. So if it ain't going to be a hit song on the radio, it's at least going to be a song that got synced somewhere. You feel me, I can see a song like that being in a Transformer movie one day, if they wanted it. Or just you know somebody's dope edits on TikTok, to whatever they be. You know what I mean, just whatever. I can see it being a background. The communities I'm already tapped into, they like to do edits for I'm tapped into the anime community, which is something I'm a big fan of. You know what I'm saying. They like to do edits to some of the stuff that they come up with and leave my music in the background. Stuff like that and that stuff's going to a lot of attention from the crowd. That I'm actually focused on.
Speaker 6:So, like I said, songs like Megatron I love doing songs like that. They fun for me, they land well on stage and that's what I really feel like. That's the kind of music I want to make. I want to make the music that's going to go crazy while I'm performing it on stage. I don't want to make a song where people just kind of like nodding their head to it, like okay, yeah, he can rap. I need the energy to be there Y'all. I want to run up and down the stairs. I'm planning on doing Rolling Loud one day. I'm trying to do the Lil Yachty walk down there. You know what I'm saying. I really need people on that type of time when they're listening to my music. So if it ain't that, it ain't good enough.
Speaker 2:I love that. I want to touch on Collapse. Right, you got to collab with my girl, Lena Scott.
Speaker 6:In the building Shout out to Lena Scott we love you so, so much. Let's talk about it. Let's talk about it. Let them land. Let's talk about it. Let's talk about these collabs how did that come about?
Speaker 2:Because for some that don't know you and hear both of your music in contrast, they may say, like that's odd, I could never see them doing music together. But then y'all came together and did that incredible record. How did that?
Speaker 6:come about. Like I said, it's um, uh, so let me give y'all a game. During the time that I was making honey bun, right, I came to lena sky a little late, I probably. I think I already had the record written out and then I was sitting back listening to it and I was like I just feel like it need a little something. It's cool. It's cool like I already knew it. It was like I already knew that song was a good song.
Speaker 6:I was like I've been working in the club Wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday up here in Charlotte at probably six or seven different clubs, you feel me. So I was looking for something to land there, because I know that now that I've been in here, y'all can't just play whatever you feel me. If I want my music played at 12, 45 when the popping, I need something that's going, you feel me, something they can walk them bottles out to, and for real, for real, that's some shit. You don't know if you ain't in there experiencing that, to see that, to research that. You know what I'm saying. But uh, and like I said, I was like man, maybe a female, right, so trying to come out with a lot of artists and I'm not going to lie. I don't know if y'all noticed by looking at my catalog, but I ain't worked with a lot of people yet. You know what I'm saying. Like it's really only been like four. You know what I'm saying. I think I released like three of those tracks, and not because I'm being stingy or nothing like that, like I said, I just wanted to figure out my own way while the water light was being shined on me and, uh, like I said, I wrote that honey bun song out. I was just like, okay, I could use a dope female voice and I'm not going to lie. I went, probably went through like 20 charlotte artists, to be honest, and I and it's really because, not because they couldn't rap and I got, and I get a lot. I'm gonna tell this story while we're on here. I done got a lot of slack for choosing lena scott for that record. I haven't even had this conversation with her yet. I got a lot of slack for choosing for lena scott for this record and it's and I think it's only because it went as far as it did it landed on the radio.
Speaker 6:102 jams, power, 98, um, what's the other? 92.7, the block or whatever in that? Uh, 103, 103, yeah, yeah, yeah, and all of them. They spent those checks for me at different times. 102 jams was first and that was the one that landed it for me. You know what I'm saying. That's the one I called home like. Hey, ma, I just got off the phone with the program director. You know what I'm saying. They asked me for a clean copy of the song. They said they put in a rotation my b on the radio, yeah, whatever, I don't remember what time it was, but he was like he let me know what between what times he was gonna be playing, and to look for it. You know what I mean. So I'm calling back.
Speaker 6:Uh, anyway, fast forward through the story. I think I was choosing lena sky because I listened to one of the songs that she had. I seen her performing or something. I don't remember what it was particularly, but one of the videos, one of her what did y'all release? I had seen her in the content and I was like damn, she got a dope voice, that sound like I got a real deep voice. You know what I'm saying. If I'm not doing the trap rock thing, this is what you get. But I was like I need somebody to kind of like match, that kind of thing. I didn't even know Lena Scott was from Salisbury so I was looking at y'all Trinity Day List. Okay, I'm sorry, kentucky, she from Kentucky, but no, charlotte, charlotte, my fault man, my fault man, my fault man. I don't be getting that boat business too much, are you? We confused?
Speaker 6:we confused nah, but she was. She was definitely killing it in y'all circuits. Man and I, uh, and I was like, well, let me go check her out because I'm a high energy performer, you feel me. And I was like, even if I want to do the song with her, I need to know that, like because right now I'm getting some opportunities, you feel me. So even if I do the song with her, I need to know that she's going to be able to match my energy or, like, see if she can actually perform.
Speaker 6:I've never seen her live, didn't even sign up for the training day. I just popped out I think I had already reached out to you and told you I was fucking with your music, this, that and the third or that, I wanted to work with you, whatever and I kind of just left it at that. I didn't say, no more, you feel me. I popped out to her show, I watched her perform her thing and I was like, okay, she kind of dope for real, for real, I fuck with her energy. I can see the crowd fucking with. I see she got the style on. She come and do all of that and put that that energy in there.
Speaker 6:So I was like, let's do it, you feel me. And then I reached out to her. She didn't hesitate, you know what I mean. She listened to the beat. She heard what I was going with. I didn't even send her like a sample verse, I just kind of sent her the beat and like the lyrics that I was fucking with. And then I was like, and she probably didn't hear what I was doing until she Like an hour and a half I had to do like hey, hey, I had to Damn Like 20 minutes.
Speaker 6:Nah it was a little more than that.
Speaker 1:That's a big deal. It was a little more than that.
Speaker 6:But nah, for real. First she came through for that studio session. I was trying to get it booked up here. A lot of people was bullshitting. She was like, just hit up my people real quick. I paid in the bread people, chris. So it ain't like it was, because I gotta be a real one first, baby, I gotta be a real one first. I'm sorry you good, I'm gonna give you a pay. We got it done, though. We knocked it up, hey.
Speaker 6:But what y'all don't know is I told Lena Scott. I don't know if she remembered this, but I told her while we was in the studio that day. I don't know what you think I can do for you. I don't know if you don't listen to my music this, that and the third but I believe in this, this song gonna make I love that. Like before it even had a chance, before it even anybody even heard it, I was sitting in the studio. I had already listened to it. I was like I already got the formula down. I got to pick the song out. I picked the right type of beat for the right type of time. You know what I'm saying, cause the beat, the sound changed and I hope a lot of artists see that the sound changed damn near almost every three months or.
Speaker 6:But it was the right sound for the right time and I told her this is going to end up on the radio because it's like smacking like that. And I promise you I just dropped like a preview of it, a snippet of the song or whatever. When I did, and a program director hit me up and was like hey, man, I work at 102. When you releasing that song and I was like I don't remember when it was released, it was December something, you mind putting it on the radio early and I was like what you really work at the way, you know what I'm saying. And he called me. We worked it out. He facetimed, he showed me him at the student at the station so I knew it wasn't. No, you know, I'm saying catfish and nothing like that that's when it popped off, and then yup, and I posted that.
Speaker 6:It got on the radio and it went up from there. I mean I was already having some motion off the shots, big shuffle shit, but when that song hit the radio my city started looking at me crazy different.
Speaker 1:You see what.
Speaker 6:I mean, the love was for real, for real, and it just showed a lot like, okay, this could really happen for you. You really manifest in these type of things.
Speaker 1:All right, so I want to talk. This is going to be my last song that I talk about.
Speaker 6:Okay.
Speaker 1:My last song.
Speaker 6:We can talk about all the music you want to talk about. I was about to say, before we move on, does that land for y'all? Y'all fucking with that one? Hey, that's a hit.
Speaker 2:That's why I said that.
Speaker 6:That was a good follow-up for Shots Buried Shuffle of the Woods. Yeah, that was a great follow-up.
Speaker 2:I just think y'all need to perform that and put that out a bit more than what y'all have already.
Speaker 6:Let's talk about the training today. We need y'all and come do these shows y'all. Let me brag on a little bit. She will pull up, no matter what city we in raleigh, durham, no matter where we at, and she will pull up. I just want to give you some flowers just to come do a song with me, and I appreciate what y'all should do is explore these outside cities. No, for sure.
Speaker 1:And this is coming from my publicist Y'all need to explore these outside cities Raleigh, greensboro, durham, especially Durham. Durham has a great underground scene. Oh yeah, that music scene especially yeah that music scene is really big, especially on these college campuses, and the only reason I know is because when I was at Central I had a took a class by Knife.
Speaker 2:Wonder, shout out to the professor that was my professor.
Speaker 1:I took that class with him and um, my homeboy, that I went to Central with. Through the trenches he swank, he signed the Jamla records with um Rhapsody and um um King Draft. These are people I went to college with. But they hit all these like open mics and I didn't realize how many of them were. I was like damn, like germ, small. But they got all these open mics and these people was here and you never know who's at these open mics and I go live knife wonder was at all these open mics and that's somebody that can open doors. So you never know. So go travel to these outside cities, get y'all's work in, get y'all's music out. Somebody in fucking virginia that come down for the weekend hear your shit. You don't never know what kind of connection they have. So you already on the radios elevate that shit for a deal and shit.
Speaker 6:You know I'm saying, like I said, you write about a lot of that stuff that you're talking about, because a lot of the bookends that I've got and like, especially the ones out of state, come from other shows that I did here. Somebody worried them out. They said, oh, I've seen this track, like I did a show in virginia and it was uh, shout out to the people on my team because they've been kind of like keeping all that stuff organized for me. But uh, people been reaching out just off of like shows that I've done, even some I did a show for y'all.
Speaker 6:Um, what's my name's name? Uh, trey rose. Oh, I think that's his name, if I'm saying it right. But he was there. He said he was at one of the shows or whatever and had popped out and seen me perform there and he wanted me to pop out for his show. You know what I'm saying for something else. So that's really how it's been going for me just making those networks and catching those opportunities by doing good at the opportunities that I was currently at. You know what I'm saying Creating opportunities from the ones that I'm getting already.
Speaker 1:That's how you do. I tell all the time as a publicist to artists you have got to get yourself out. You're never too small. You're never too big to not be at some of these shows until you get to a point where you don't need these anymore. But until you get to that level, you're gonna know when you're on that plateau, go hit up these cities, these small towns, because the small towns is where your list is gonna come in for real that's fact also.
Speaker 1:Um two, I want to say I just found out myself, so I'm passing it along to all the artists in the building there is a free open mic every Wednesday at Sports 1 downtown. It's free to get in. It's free to perform. Obviously, you know there's a bar, so you do at least have to be 21 up to get in, but they also have a live band. So as you perform, the live band plays behind you. That's fire, that's fire, that's fine.
Speaker 6:If you ain't never perform with a band, that's totally different when you don't say shit.
Speaker 1:So and the people that do this open mic are the same people that just had. They had the same open mic last week at the Harvey B Gantt Center and they had like 1,500 people come out. Yes, these are the same people that do it and now they're doing that sports one. It's every Wednesday. It's free. In order to sign up, there is a page you can hit no advisory um, no advisory podcast dms, and we'll send you the page. Yeah, you just sign up in advance. You get on their list again. It's free to perform. Free to get in a live band that plays as you perform like it. Don't get no better than that you're looking for dope content.
Speaker 1:You're looking for ways to get out, especially to other demographics, touch other artists that you wouldn't normally touch in your traditional open mic circuits. This is definitely a great place to check out.
Speaker 3:We might have to pop out on a Wednesday and go see.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we might have to cancel a podcast. Well, just make sure, when y'all go sign up, shout out no Advisory, because that's who sent you. So, let me ask you know, before it gets late and stuff, I gotta always gotta take it back to some outlandish-ass shit. You know what I'm saying? We tried to do this the other week with our guests for real, but we really couldn't go outlandish like I wanted to. So, sid, I think we should do this or that.
Speaker 6:This or that.
Speaker 1:I think we should do Hit it or Quit it.
Speaker 6:Let's do both. Can we do that? Talk to me nice, let's do it we up.
Speaker 1:Let's do it we up here for the booze. No, you know, sid, we gonna do hit it or quit it. I like hit it or quit it, and Sid always comes up with the most outlandish shit. So I'm gonna have her take the first two and I'm gonna end that shit out. Okay, sid, go ahead, hit me with the first, hit it or quit it, alright, first are you using the buzzers?
Speaker 1:yes, if you don't want to answer the question, take the buzzer back. Let's do it. First question. Y'all know I always got to start strong. This is my favorite question. I'm going to ask it to every single person that plays this game Give us the first name only of the ugliest girl you have ever had sex with. You think that's crazy? Wait till my follow-up.
Speaker 6:Shout out to my baby mama. What the fuck. I don't know, man, Little T be it about you every 10,. You know, I got six baby mamas, man, and one of them, one of them just.
Speaker 2:What's her name?
Speaker 1:Let me ask she not in the building with us, right?
Speaker 6:Right, nah, yeah, nah, yeah, okay, because I saw.
Speaker 1:Hey, hey, I saw short everything.
Speaker 2:No, okay, because yeah nah yeah, nah, what's her name?
Speaker 6:What's her name? Her name is Alexia.
Speaker 6:Oh, oh, shout out to my baby mama, all right all right, I feel like I need to just go ahead and follow up Our baby's. So fucking cute though I swear to God. I swear to God, our baby's so cute. Man, hey, I'm already on chat support gang. I ain't tripping. I pay that. We pay that. We ain't tripping on chat support. Hey, you know what? Hey, you know what? This probably hey, for real. For real, this is probably the most disrespectful thing I ever said ever about her. So she can take this one on the chain.
Speaker 1:She can take this on the team.
Speaker 6:Like I said, I paid that child support, so she ain't going to be too mad.
Speaker 1:You know, after the show you have to show me what she look like, right?
Speaker 6:Yeah, we want to see that If I do that, I got to get y'all to hold on up because the other five is back. You feel me. I got to get y'all to line up before. You feel me. I ain't going to let y'all just, and Twinkie, speaking of Twinkies, this is a great segue to my follow up question. If you had a kid.
Speaker 1:For every time you had sex With somebody raw. How many kids would you have?
Speaker 6:If I had kids from every time that I had sex With somebody raw, how many would I have? What?
Speaker 1:the fuck. I don't need a mouthful.
Speaker 6:I had kids from every time that I had sex with somebody raw. How many? How many would I have? Oh my God, what about that? I don't need to see it. That's a crazy question. If I had a kid, I answer that motherfucker.
Speaker 1:The PR say yes.
Speaker 6:All right, let me say this before I answer the question I'm definitely one of the cleanest hoes y'all ever met in y'all life. Okay, you feel me, I go get you said one of the cleanest, cleanest hoes I ever met in y'all life. I go get checked out every four months. I've been on that plan since my mama put me on 16 when she found out I was sexually active, because she didn't know I was sexually active at 13, three years before she found out. You feel me so, so and I've been on that plan every so, every four months I go get checked out and I've been clean as a whistle Because he's a fucking slut, but obviously with six baby mamas he's a whore, Obviously with six baby mamas.
Speaker 6:I don't like using condoms, right so so. So, to answer Sid's question, I could pop like a school in a small town. I could probably scoff like that. Yeah, like a school in, like a school in, Maybe like a school like a daycare.
Speaker 2:How many Like all the age?
Speaker 6:groups, whatever you know how they be having different age groups at the daycare. Correct me, I could've, if it was, if I had babies with every girl that I've had sex with wrong. Now, mind y'all, I do like to make women go get checked before Right.
Speaker 2:You see what I'm saying? Right, they gotta have papers before they have sex with you. Hell yeah, honestly, more people should do that More people should do that.
Speaker 6:I'm from a small town, bro. Everybody be fucking everybody, even the baddies, even the baddies. This is the scenario I'm currently sleeping with probably the baddest bitch I ever touched in my life. You see what I'm saying. I made her ass go get motherfucking papers too. Okay, I know that shit as you should and I'm not going to be offended Because the pretty ones, the messiest ones. If y'all ain't paid to see, it's the prettiest ones, the messiest ones.
Speaker 1:A nigga asked me for my papers before we fuck I'm definitely going to show you mine.
Speaker 6:I got the my chart. That's responsible shit. I can show you my my chart right now.
Speaker 2:So y'all carry papers. We ain't going to do all that. I'm just telling you we ain't going to do all that you said you're coming to South Bay. We're going to have a good time.
Speaker 6:Y'all carry papers in y'all bags. No, you have it on. I ain't about to miss out on Pretty, Pretty because I ain't got it. I got it Pause pause.
Speaker 1:I'm not missing out on Pretty Pretty.
Speaker 6:I'm going to bring it down.
Speaker 1:I'm going to bring it down, we got to bring it down, so listen, so when you go to the doctor now, at times when you go to the doctor, you know your doctor is usually under like a hospital system.
Speaker 6:And they send it. That's the terminology fool. Let me see your papers, Y'all walking around with papers.
Speaker 2:Nah, it was like let me see your papers, bro.
Speaker 6:Hold on hold on See yo, it sound like you ain't been in the world. Huh, it sound like you ain't been in the world. Listen.
Speaker 3:I'm here for men's health.
Speaker 6:If you didn't know, they had an app.
Speaker 2:That app been out for a minute. I know they got a motherfucking app, nigga. I'm just saying they said it like they had fucking papers in their motherfucking bags.
Speaker 6:This is y'all's CEO. This is y'all's CEO. That is our CEO. This is y'all's CEO. Man, he diabolical.
Speaker 2:I like this nigga too. Get this nigga off Nah.
Speaker 6:I fuck with y'all man, I fuck with y'all man, that's crazy, though Populate a small school. It's populate a small school, but you still didn't give the number though. It's not that I thought that was a big enough, like that was like a ballpark yeah that was a big enough ballpark. I don't know how many women to a class in a daycare. You know what I'm saying. Even in the difficult how much?
Speaker 1:classes listen let me tell y'all. So in a daycare there's a, there's a ratio there's a ratio. So like it's like one to eight or one to one to five, yeah, it's a ratio so it's two classes, three classes as bad as that sound.
Speaker 3:I'm asking.
Speaker 2:My dog has like two classes, right yeah, so that ain't too bad right.
Speaker 1:That's horrible, nigga, because, listen, we're talking about classes, so it's like you got. You got multiple infant classes. It could be like two or three.
Speaker 6:You got toddlers like one to two, three to four, that's like 12 to 13 kids each class.
Speaker 1:Nigga, hey that that number is skyrocketed. After I started rapping, let me. You said you got six baby mamas.
Speaker 6:Yeah, this nigga's a slob this is not a question.
Speaker 1:I can't even ask the question.
Speaker 6:That is the statement he got six baby mamas obviously something down there is working.
Speaker 1:Okay, he got something, hey t he's looking real good too, what.
Speaker 5:My.
Speaker 6:Hey.
Speaker 1:Let me get out.
Speaker 6:It's that no advisory points, man, which I done. Put Y'all done. Spiked my drink. Look at Swish, look they done, spiked my drink.
Speaker 1:My nipple jumped.
Speaker 6:Swish don't like that shit my, oh, my fault. Look, I ain't mean to be disrespectful.
Speaker 1:Ain't nobody saying that my nipple jumps I ain't say that that went over my nipple jumps. My nipple really did jump. It's like a hopscotch. Oh, okay, okay, okay, okay.
Speaker 6:It's like a hopscotch, so we good Okay.
Speaker 2:Let me ask my question.
Speaker 6:I don't mean to be disrespectful, I don't even know how we can go after that.
Speaker 1:I mean god damn.
Speaker 6:That's why I said play both Y'all, playing with the wrong one. Well, shit.
Speaker 1:CEO ask him a question, this or that CEO? I ain't got no reason for that, this or that. Okay, I got one Tell me C. Ellen DeGeneres or Martha Stewart.
Speaker 6:Oh.
Speaker 1:Okay wait.
Speaker 6:So this or that mean I'm picking one that I'm going to fuck with.
Speaker 1:Yeah, plot twist.
Speaker 6:What do we mean by fuck with? Why y'all had to pick some white women though?
Speaker 1:Okay, because that's a this or that this or that is supposed to be outlandish shit that you never, really you would never. We can't be like Sierra or Rihanna, both broke.
Speaker 6:They both broke. Yeah, they don't got no money, that's 95% of the regular population, for real, for real. I take care of all of mine, though, so maybe they ain't broke. I just don't be paying attention which one you going to hit.
Speaker 1:Ellen DeGeneres or Martha Stewart. I'm going to go with Martha.
Speaker 6:She was with Snoop on that motherfucking cooking show. I had to pick big Martha. Shout out to the OG man Snoop on that motherfucking cooking show.
Speaker 2:You feel me If you don't pick Martha, man, I had to pick big Martha.
Speaker 6:Shout out to the.
Speaker 2:OG man, she was locked up in all this. We on the same type time this or that.
Speaker 3:Huh, oprah Winfrey Ooh, or Whoopi Goldberg.
Speaker 1:Plot twist, plot twist, plot twist. They both broke, no different plot twist.
Speaker 6:Different plot twist. Whoopi Goldberg. Let me tell y'all something about Whoopi Goldberg.
Speaker 1:Let me tell y'all a little story about Whoopi Goldberg.
Speaker 6:Hit me out. Hit me out about Whoopi. Hit me out about Whoopi. I don't know what Whoopi. Hit me out about Whoopi. I don't know what it is about Whoopi. I fuck Whoopi with no BBL. You know what I mean. Whoopi could have got it either way. I don't know what it was, bro, everybody used to be like Whoopi sold this, that and the third, because they think women that look like her, everything about her, say a black woman to me. I think Whoopi fine. She always been fine to me.
Speaker 6:So would everybody be like I'm like shit, whoopi might fuck around, not now, she older now, but young Whoopi like sister at Whoopi, that little nun dress could have got lifted up.
Speaker 1:I would not hate Whoopi, I'd have lifted that little nun.
Speaker 6:Dress up at sister's day.
Speaker 1:I'm not beasted, winfrey is not ugly, she has grown into our fans. Now younger Oprah I don't know, but older Oprah, she's beautiful.
Speaker 6:We all look better when we start making some money. I was trans too, and I was broke Look at money.
Speaker 1:What make a bitch do I?
Speaker 6:was trans too, and I was broke. Look at money.
Speaker 1:What make a bitch do? I ain't got one.
Speaker 6:Okay, give it to me.
Speaker 1:Beyonce or Solange? Huh, plot twist, plot twist. Both of them just whooped your ass in the elevator.
Speaker 5:Can I take both of them?
Speaker 6:home. I like that type shit.
Speaker 2:You can't ask this nigga. No fucking questions.
Speaker 6:I like an aggressive woman.
Speaker 1:This nigga's a sexual deviant.
Speaker 6:I like an aggressive woman. Look the last girl I was really dating with. She pulled my dreads out in front of everybody.
Speaker 1:And you were on that shit woman. Look the last girl, I was really dating with bro.
Speaker 6:She pulled my dreads out in front of everybody. Fuck the shit out of her, Nailed her to the motherfucking wall, Bitch.
Speaker 2:This turned into a pornographic episode.
Speaker 6:Nailed her to the wall.
Speaker 2:And I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 6:This ain't no cap. I remember my homies in the group chat like, bro, she be beating your head.
Speaker 1:Y'all think I booed my nigga right here. I said to you I thought I was the sexual deviant of us. I have been outmatched.
Speaker 6:You want to come back next week? I'll come back next week. Clearly, I'll come back next week sitting in the car. That way you got that energy with you in the building. What's going on over here. I told you I should have sat me on the other side. I said you got my favorite. I can't wait for this one. This is the one I don't know. I can't wait. You said your favorite, Talk to him again. Talk to him. What did I tell you when I got in here?
Speaker 1:You said your favorite.
Speaker 6:I said my favorite off the mic, didn't I? Why am I lying on it? You said your favorite. Girl. First of all, we got a show to do. We got a show coming up on the 27th in Durham at the Penn Hook. I haven't blessed Durham yet, but I'm happy to see it. You're at.
Speaker 1:Penn.
Speaker 6:Hook, I'm at Penn, hook, you done been there.
Speaker 1:Literally the open mic that I was telling y'all about Penn Hook.
Speaker 6:That's the spot.
Speaker 1:That's mid like downtown Durham, because downtown Durham, y'all is starting to rival. Well, not rival, it's starting to look like downtown Charlotte.
Speaker 6:It's starting to come back alive.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's very much so like it's like a no-die, but like times 10. Penhook is definitely where those open mics are, perfect place to host, where Knife Wonder had like people from Def Jam and Jamla. He had Drake's people up in there. Big Brother, you know my God, the group that Drake was like he was talking about, that's his group, that's his idol, fonz. You know what I'm talking about who? Yeah, little brother, my big brother, little brother. He had them in there like pinhooking. Where is that?
Speaker 6:So this might be your brain. Hey, I appreciate the vote of confidence because, like I said, a lot of these venues be brand new to me. No-transcript shit you need to post then you're gonna find out if you're a good rapper for real. For real, because of their, like, their engagement, people chiming in let you know, like done, seen shows, go from you know four, five, I mean at the training today, what y'all required for us to bring. How many was it? Yeah, tell the people?
Speaker 1:How many? Was it Like four or five to bring before we had?
Speaker 5:to get here Five.
Speaker 6:You know what I'm saying and what I immediately noticed. That's super hard. That's super hard for a lot of people and I'm blessed to have enough people just to back me before I even. You know. I'm saying just to you fucking with something I'm gonna support you.
Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying and I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 6:I even I I learned a lot dealing with y'all about about how I'm gonna deal with shows moving forward, because I told myself even when I was working with y'all that there's no disrespect or nothing like that. But it was just like, okay, I got it right here. I need to figure out how to get past this level. You know what I'm saying. I don't want to have to come to training day every week because it's the only thing I can do. You know what I mean. Yes, training day will let you perform. You know what I'm saying. But, like, eventually, I'm sure y'all even want to see us do something else at some point.
Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6:Like, and that was something that I had in my head moving day one the first time. Like I said, my first performance was with y'all, so day one, that was the first thing I was like okay, what I need to do is make sure I'm leaving these open mics and making sure I'm leaving with enough people. That's fucking with my music and shout out to Koso Sadidi, because he the one that really put that battery in my back. So let me make sure I say that while I'm on the mic. That nigga like to you see what I'm saying, but uh, that's my dog. Shout out to koso sadidi.
Speaker 6:Man, I know he's probably gonna check out, shout out to koso, but y'all know I ain't gotta say too much, he bring that energy, you feel me. He was the first one that I actually seen. Like you say, he called himself mr shake the room and that's exactly what he was on type, you know what I mean. So like that was the first person I really like seeing shake the whole, like whole crowd. So I was like if I want to rap for real, it need to look like that or better, right, if it ain't that, I'm wasting my time for real, for real. So like that's probably where the battery came from for Shots Buried Shuffle. Because I was like I need to come up with something. And I remember the firstall was saying like niggas can't take their shirts off in the building. It's an ethereal word.
Speaker 6:You feel me Fucking. I'm getting all mine today. Let me get all the attention. Well, I got, you know what I'm saying. But shout out to Koso. But, like I said, picking up at these shows, man, I done seen my shows grow from.
Speaker 6:Here's another thing too I did a free show in my city, the burrito, absolutely free, and even the owner didn't listen to my music until the day I showed up to the show. So maybe like an hour before I showed up, and I showed up early to kind of like iron out everything about how it was gonna go for the night and all this. And the third, when I got there, they told me hey, the owner kind of being iffy, he don't really want the show. He checked the music out that he heard shazby and he was like nah, nah, hell, nah, that's not the vibes I want in my spot. You feel me. But when I got, like I said it was way too late because I was like bro, first of all, I live right here in salisbury. I've been going up on instagram, I've been going up on facebook like they, this is what they want to see. They are coming like. I've been getting blown up all day. It's an hour before the show. What you think I'm about to do, post and tell everybody not to show. What you're gonna do with all these people when they show up. You want me to take them to another bar or something. So he let them show up and we packed that motherfucker out. Did we not skate Off of one motherfucker one song? They came to hear me perform one song. They had to listen to me perform that song three, four times. You know what I'm saying. And it felt good to actually see a crowd growing to that size. So when I finally got that crowd to follow me outside of the city, so city, so now I'm coming to charlotte right to train today and I'm able to hit that five people marker and get paid, no problem, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6:And then, um, what happened next was I got a bus and, oh my god, that was a blessing, because niggas don't got no bus, niggas ain't got no tour bus, but you got a bus nigga. Yeah, I got a bus nigga, I got a bus nigga. And we able, yeah, I got a tour bus, the bus, the bus ain't out here. We sure shorthanded the day, but like I take the bus whenever, like I'm doing a show in Durham, right, so what I'll do is go in post. Hey, I'm getting ready to do this show in Durham. It's a lot of people in my city that fuck with my music. I don't perform out here a lot. I perform outside of the city a lot, though, but sometimes it be an hour, two hours, I mean I something that's close enough for me to get y'all to. If it's enough heads in the building, y'all pay for y'all tickets, I'll gas my bus up and make sure y'all get there, and get back, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6:So I show up, I show up with a pad, and then imagine how you look. Imagine how you look pulling up to Virginia Bus full of people. You feel me and they like, oh, who the fuck? Even the other rappers there. That's there for whatever. They ain't pull up in no bus. It ain't no crowd of people on the bus.
Speaker 3:You know what I?
Speaker 6:mean. It's at a third, it's wrapped, what you mean?
Speaker 3:Nah it ain't wrapped.
Speaker 6:It ain't wrapped.
Speaker 1:We ain't got all that yet.
Speaker 6:I'm about to look into that. That's a good idea. We literally just talked about it last week, but for the promo it's got to be insane Branding is everything we talked about this last week.
Speaker 1:Branding is everything. You want your name, your face out there.
Speaker 6:So wrap that shit. I don't know, hey, skate, we got to think about that for real.
Speaker 1:That might be a little older. All that good stuff and tell them what's up next you out looking to the camera, where the camera at.
Speaker 6:I'm on this way, huh yeah, my name's Trevi Tantino. Y'all can find me on all platforms. We got it straight. We good my good side. Run it back. Trevi T tantino. If you don't know about the motion yet, it's on my page. Just go through there. Look through a few things. See what I got going on freestyles. I got performances that y'all don't miss and I got a lot of hot shit. When I tell y'all I got a lot of hot shit coming up, I got like some real big like shit that y'all gonna be proud of me about. You see what I'm saying. I got like real big plans. I'm at the pay to kind of be in them places that I want to be in. The shit. Niggas don't be wanting to pay for Trevor Tantino. Better pay for that so I can be in those places. I can get that door, cause I need that. This my year of discovery.
Speaker 2:So, if you don't, and then you late for real, for real to the show. But it's a long ride because I'm just getting started, baby.
Speaker 1:All right, that's how you gotta do it. Niggas, that's how you gotta do it. Pay your way to get what you gotta get, man and hire a publicist.
Speaker 6:You need one. Call me, call me a publicist everybody needs a PR. The unscripted agency go follow us on instagram you got to shoot that to me after we. Yeah, and they connect.
Speaker 3:You know what you?
Speaker 6:me.
Speaker 1:Hey, you know what you?
Speaker 6:ain't following me back here. That really hurt my feelings. Oh shit I was like damn, I ain't cute enough for something. Because you know, y'all usually go check the profile, Y'all usually go check the scene, Y'all usually go check this and my line ladies, y'all and my line, ladies, like that new bag.
Speaker 1:It's your boy Seal McLean. It's your girl Trap Seed. It's T-R-A-S-E-D.
Speaker 6:Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, I got one last thing I know y'all trying to get out of here Trap Seed. Can I thank you real quick? You just spent a whole good time giving me my flowers. Can I give you yours? Sure.
Speaker 6:No, no, let's wrap this shit up, listen, listen, listen Before I hand this off to you. It ain't nothing too crazy, but it was definitely worth my time and money. I love Trap C y'all. From the day that I met her at Train Today, clt, she has absolutely been in my corner, my skateboard D. You know what I'm saying. She has supported every movement that I've made. Trap C told me at her mouth and I don't know if she said this to another artist and if she did, shut the fuck up and don't tell me. Let me, let it be special, you feel me. But Trap C told me on the phone like Travi, I really think you can make it for real, for real, and I'm pretty sure that's not something that you go and just tell any and everybody. You know what I'm saying and I 100% believe that. What y'all don't know is Trapp City invited me to her birthday One time. Oh see, you know you was there. She said she invited me to her birthday. I don't know Trapp City from a can of paint.
Speaker 1:Oh, I was there.
Speaker 6:You was there, you was there. You gave me the speaker. See, I told you she be acting fake Y'all. She be acting fake man. I love you. We could have had this moment too, when the drinks was heavy. You know what I mean.
Speaker 4:When the liquor was flowing. It was too much. It was a lot going on. I heard it. I heard it was a lot going on.
Speaker 6:I heard it was a lot going on. I heard it was a lot going on off that night. But, like adore you, you see what I'm saying and I really just want to say thank you for being that person that I can reach out to see. It has been there for advice. See, I'm sorry, am I taking too much of your time?
Speaker 6:okay okay, okay, she's been there for advice. I could call, see it and just bounce ideas off her. I'm really picky about like what I do and like who I fuck with and what I got going on around here in Charlotte and it's lovely to know that I have somebody here and it. I got a lot of motion up here and all that right now. But it's nice to know that when I don't know, I can call somebody from the city that know you know what I'm saying. It kind of put me on game. Sid, I love you, I appreciate you, I appreciate you supporting my music. Don't nobody force you to go play my music when you, riding around, you do that shit on your. Make sure I'm good, check in on my mental when we call and have a little. I appreciate that. Thank you, c. Can you pass that down for me? Thank you, no, I ain't go too crazy, it was just a little something.
Speaker 1:I spent a little something, but not too crazy. I hope you enjoy it though.
Speaker 6:Before I open it I just gotta say try to get the best gifts y'all Like.
Speaker 5:like he gave me a gift for my birthday, my 30th birthday.
Speaker 1:I'm 31 now and I still use that gift every single. You hear that tears. I'm a man of gesture. You hear that I'm a man of gesture.
Speaker 6:Yeah we going to keep seeing it smelling good. She be in a lot of people's faces. She do a lot of moving around, she do a lot of shaking hands be in a lot of people's faces. I felt like her making sure she smelled good would be a nice touch for what she got going on. A little trip to Ulta, a little $100. A little $100. A little $100. Yeah, $100. A little $100. Yeah.
Speaker 1:Well, that was no-vibing podcast.
Speaker 6:Happy Valentine's Day Happy.
Speaker 1:Valentine's.
Speaker 6:Day.
Speaker 5:A little early.
Speaker 6:Happy Valentine's Day from Travi Tantino.
Speaker 1:We in the building we got Travi Tantino, lena Scott, let's get it. Give good gifts you all dropping honey buns.
Speaker 6:You all dropping honey buns right now. Yeah, we dropping it, let's do it. Yeah, right there. Hey, turn it up. Turn it up when my neck, while you play with your cat, bring your friend. I know baddies attached Bottles is coming. It really ain't nothing. My name on the sign so they know where we, at what time is it? 1945? Drop down, put your hands in the sky, one in the air.
