Noadvisory Podcast
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Noadvisory Podcast
From Real ID Fees To Reality TV: Bigg Baggz, Content Creators, And Culture
The night starts wild and gets wiser fast. We kick off with the kind of real-life hurdles that derail trips—TSA’s Real ID push, fees, and how to avoid an airport meltdown—then swerve into the pulse of pop culture with Scotty’s pregnancy news, a New Orleans memorial built to honor grief and memory, and a sharp, funny debate about whether content creators are curators or just crowded ads. It’s messy, honest, and useful.
Then the stakes jump. ICE raids in Charlotte bring policy into our neighborhoods, sparking talk about who stands up when the target shifts and how communities defend each other. A jaw-dropper “what would you do?” follows: $7.5 million in a storage unit safe. We unpack mislaid versus lost property, why serial numbers matter, the danger behind mystery money, and when negotiating is the smartest kind of courage. It’s equal parts street wisdom and survival guide.
Lex’s Triggered segment takes aim at hive minds—conformity, groupthink, and the social identity trap that turns smart people into quiet followers. We lay out how to push back: question your reflex, try the opposite viewpoint, and leave the table when the bill and the logic don’t add up. From there, we welcome rapper and creator Bigg Baggszfor a rich talk on growth after prison, building a reality show with intention, and the craft behind Good vs Evil. He opens up about betrayal, discipline, and how to let life power the music without losing yourself. Expect radio-ready anthems, Charlotte pride, and a blueprint for turning momentum into a movement.
If you’re here for bold takes, real stories, and ideas you can actually use, you’ll feel at home. Listen, share with a friend who needs a push to think for themselves, and hit follow so you never miss the next drop. Then tell us: would you keep the safe money, return it, or cut a deal?
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It's your girl, Nola Des.
SPEAKER_02:Ooh, that was a little low, does. Low vibrations. Y'all, what's up, freaks and geeks? It's Lex Rated. Hey. Hey hey, it's telling me a beautiful fucking sound. So you already know. It's Jasmine Like the Flower, the original flower girl.
SPEAKER_08:And if you guys don't know, now you know, nigga. Bang. You know this man is Charles More Danger Crew. Charlotte's five time award winning. No Rosie Podcast in the motherfucking building. Let's give ourselves a motherfucking uh round of applause because that's what we deserve it.
SPEAKER_09:We deserve it.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, we got a very special guest in the building. You know, we don't need an introduction right now. We're gonna get we're gonna bring him in the right way. But right now he's gonna hang out, chill out with us, vibe out with us. That's okay. That's okay with the panel. That's okay with true bags.
unknown:You are knowing this, bro, yeah.
SPEAKER_08:Okay, okay, okay. Shout out my man DJ Polo. Shout out my man K. Did you do it? Shout out my nigga be my ass. Shout out my nigga, send me the money. And that's it. I ain't fucking with y'all back there.
SPEAKER_02:Damn, my friend back there. Shout out to Whitney, Modish me. Mm-mm-mm-mm.
SPEAKER_08:Who's that? Oh, the angel back there. With the C with the Sequin. The sequin?
SPEAKER_02:It's sequin. Sequin friend. Sequin.
SPEAKER_08:Okay. He says Sequin. So coin? I almost had it, right? That wasn't it. I almost had it. Yeah, but shot anybody know what it is.
SPEAKER_02:Follow us on TikTok, Facebook. Subscribe to us to YouTube, Twitch, Instagram. We all over y'all. We all over. All the things of the things of the things. We're not hiding.
SPEAKER_08:What? All the things of the things of the things.
SPEAKER_02:All the things of the things.
SPEAKER_08:All the things of the things. Everything. It's all the things. All the things of the things is everything.
SPEAKER_02:Ariolas. I'm just channeling swish. Sorry, y'all. I'm channeling swish. Other than God, I'm not sure.
SPEAKER_08:I think he sucked too many areolas. He maybe had a bad areola.
SPEAKER_02:Could have had one or too many.
SPEAKER_08:He sucked the bad one. Feel better, friend. Yeah, feel better, friend. He sucked the bad areola. Uh-huh. But no, we got we got uh Nola Death Switch.
SPEAKER_02:The bounce breakdown.
SPEAKER_08:Hey, what's the intro? Laura Polo. Polo. You slacking polo.
SPEAKER_02:I was ready to do it. I'm glad we both did that. We had honest. I was ready for it. Um we no lady's ready. No.
SPEAKER_08:Hey, that's name.
SPEAKER_10:Okay. Shout out to my cousin Tankin' the Bangus.
SPEAKER_08:Tankin' the Bangus.
SPEAKER_02:Alright, let's get into these birthdays.
SPEAKER_08:Birthdays.
SPEAKER_02:We got Jay-Z. Hey, the goat.
SPEAKER_08:56, right?
SPEAKER_02:55.
SPEAKER_08:55?
SPEAKER_02:You showed it 55?
SPEAKER_08:Oh, okay.
SPEAKER_02:No, I'm like, you're making him older than what he is.
SPEAKER_08:I was a year old. Shout out to her, your old ass nigga.
SPEAKER_02:We got Tyra Banks.
SPEAKER_08:Tyra Banks? Oh, she's like 56.
SPEAKER_02:Damn. That's fucked up, bro. Everybody got a forehead. That forehead got money.
SPEAKER_08:Shit. It's not even that big.
SPEAKER_02:Everybody got a forehead.
SPEAKER_08:How much do you think a forehead worth?
SPEAKER_02:I can't even put a price on it. Price on a forehead.
SPEAKER_08:Priceless forehead.
SPEAKER_02:Hey, yo. She really has like a well-known forehead. She damn sure does. Maybe it's a five head. Because everybody got five head. You know what I mean? I'm with everybody. Everybody got a forehead.
SPEAKER_08:Shit. God damn. Shout out to Tyre Banks. Oh, the channel 51?
SPEAKER_02:Yeah.
SPEAKER_08:Okay.
SPEAKER_02:Then you got Orlando Brown. Oh, fuck. Okay. Shout out Orlando Brown. We like the weirdos too. Weirdos only.
SPEAKER_08:Did y'all see the last interview he did?
SPEAKER_02:You're a real one.
SPEAKER_08:When the nigga was old, he was sucking the mic.
unknown:No.
SPEAKER_02:No, I didn't see that. You ain't see that.
SPEAKER_08:You saw that shit?
SPEAKER_02:I didn't know that was his last interview.
SPEAKER_05:Bro, that nigga got a pocket, bro.
SPEAKER_08:Yo, that shit was wild. You know how much salivas on these shits? And that nigga put the whole shit in his mouth. He's wildin'. That didn't something wrong.
SPEAKER_02:Maybe he sanitized it.
SPEAKER_08:Nah, I don't know.
SPEAKER_02:Ain't no sanitizing the microphone.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah. How? You gotta do that shit after every interview.
SPEAKER_02:How is that wild? But people be giving head and getting head in bathrooms and shit. No, I'm just saying, you doing that shit on live. But wait, whatever. Oh, he's not the only one with the camera that makes it wild.
SPEAKER_08:That's just wild period. I'm crying. I just can't. That's crazy.
SPEAKER_02:Yeah, how old is that? 37.
SPEAKER_08:37, okay.
SPEAKER_02:Crazy ass.
SPEAKER_06:47.
unknown:Yeah.
SPEAKER_05:Huh? That nigga look 47. He still does. He is getting old.
SPEAKER_02:It was also on That's for Raven. And I ain't respectfully back on that. Major Pain. Yeah. Yeah, we we remember him. He was so cute when he was younger. Yes. It's so small. Now he's just so he's crazy. Cracked out. Oh, don't put the crack on my man. It can't be crazy. Crack is whack, crack is sheep. So he's on something. He's definitely on something. Whippets?
SPEAKER_08:Or maybe it's an act. We never know. It could be an act. It could be all an act. I don't know why he acted with that. People get older, they just go crazy. Should be birthday to him.
SPEAKER_02:And we got Tony Todd.
SPEAKER_08:Who?
SPEAKER_02:The Candyman. Person who played Candyman. Oh, he's a man. Oh, he's from my hometown. Heartfront, Connecticut. Shout out to you.
SPEAKER_08:This year or last year? Yeah. It was pretty recent. Yeah, pretty recent. Yeah. So it was his birthday in heaven. Happy birthday in heaven to you. Uh-huh. See, it didn't say that. How old was he? They didn't say what?
SPEAKER_02:It didn't say he passed away. You didn't know that? No, it didn't say that on the website.
SPEAKER_08:Oh shit.
SPEAKER_02:But he was supposed to be a sustainable.
SPEAKER_08:What website was that? We ain't using that shit no more.
SPEAKER_02:Celebrity birthdays. Oh well.
SPEAKER_08:Celebrity birthdays.
SPEAKER_02:Yeah, we're still acknowledging you foreign. Oh yeah. Okay.
SPEAKER_08:Who else?
SPEAKER_02:Layton Green, my favorite singer. Love her.
SPEAKER_08:I don't know who that is. Love her. What song she sings?
SPEAKER_02:Myself. That's my favorite song from her. She sings. I don't even roll in pee. She did the cover to the Kodak cup song. But that's how she blew up from covers. Her and Ellen May was like around the same time together. Okay. She turned 26.
SPEAKER_08:26. Hey.
SPEAKER_02:Happy birthday, Lele. That's my girl. That's my girl. She gotta make some more songs, though. She didn't got a baby and stop making songs. It'd be like that sometimes.
SPEAKER_08:She got lazy. Baby made it lazy.
SPEAKER_02:Alright, let's get into these bounce breakdowns. Alright, so TSA will charge non-real ID travelers a fee. Starting February 1st, 2026, they will be charging$45 if they arrive at an airport security guard security without real ID or a septed ID. Yeah. Well, they got a lot of accepted IDs other than passport.
SPEAKER_08:No, we gotta have a passport other if you don't have a real ID.
SPEAKER_02:They've been saying that for a while, so it's just being enforced. Now, yeah, February 1st is gonna be enforced to try to get a few.
SPEAKER_08:I have your$45, niggas. You ain't got a passport.
SPEAKER_02:I got my passport and a 45 fee covers a 10-day travel period under that system and it's non-refundable. And if you do not pay before arriving at the airport, you will need to pay the fee and complete the vertification on site, which could cause extra delays to your flight. Oh you doing all that? My mama. Flights are real ID. Right. So if you ain't got your real ID, make sure y'all go get that. I'm getting mine's next week. Next week.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, y'all better sign up now because you know, slots is limited to get them shits.
SPEAKER_02:Yeah, yeah. And I know they are um they want extensive, you know, documents and stuff to get the real ID. So just make sure you check with your DMV before you get there. Like$91 to get it. You have to check with them, but it's a few other extensive things. You know how it's frustrating going to the DMV and you don't get shit done. Just make sure y'all check the website first.
SPEAKER_00:Absolutely.
SPEAKER_02:All right, next we got Scotty with the body. She's pregnant. Scotty with the baby. Don't nobody care. They said about six plus episodes. Don't nobody care about her getting knocked up. Don't nobody care about her getting knocked up. I think not because it's by the CEO of Zeus. So that's why it's really out there. But and then it was hiding their relationship at first. I'm happy for my girl. And nothing in TV. If it's not private, then it's just not gonna work. Like, I don't know.
SPEAKER_08:Wow, it's a mistake. Nah, you said jazz?
SPEAKER_02:You said it's a mistake?
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, it's a mistake. I don't know.
SPEAKER_02:They said they planned it. They definitely planned it. It was a planned mistake. It was a plan. Because they said they've been planning for a while. They seem like they're really in love. You can't not and they they hid it for a while. Everybody was saying rumors how they weren't they were together, but they was hiding it. Even if he was messing with all the girls on Baddie, she's the one that won. And I think Natalie. You're a winner, Scotty. You're a winner. Natalie's definitely mad. You know that she unfollowed Scotty. She did. I think I think she really wanted Lemmy. They said that her and Lemmy had a relationship in the past. I don't know. I believe Baddie's I believe it. But yeah, she unfollowed her. But they're having a girl, and the due date is April 15th, 2026.
SPEAKER_08:Hey, what sign is that?
SPEAKER_02:Aries? Aries. Aries. Taurus, maybe. Congratulations. They definitely was the baby.
SPEAKER_08:I mean, um April. Yeah, say April. April. That's what you wanted to know? Oh, okay. Yeah. April. April Aries baby. AA.
SPEAKER_02:So happy for that. I mean, congratulations.
SPEAKER_08:You know what I'm saying? Get around to the club.
SPEAKER_02:She is now Scotty with the baby. Not the body. She still got a body, though. I don't even know who the fuck that is. I know she's on show Bad Girls Club. She ain't missing out on that. Ain't no Bad Girls Club. It's definitely a bad couple. Baddies. Baddies. Bad Girls Club. It's DM near Bad Girls Club now with USA. But Bad Girls Club was better because they had like a lot of activities and it was it was fights, but Baddies got a lot of fights. It's like every episode. Every second. Every second, literally.
SPEAKER_08:Brain dead.
SPEAKER_02:It's crazy.
SPEAKER_10:Alright. So New Orleans updated a new memorial for the victims that were lost on New Year's Day. On New Year's Day, January 1st, 2025, a man drove a pickup truck into a crowd of people on Berkman Street.
SPEAKER_02:I remember that.
SPEAKER_10:14 people were killed and dozens were injured. The first memorial was they had a wall and a plaque of their incident where the incident took place and a lot of signed names and flowers to remember the ones that were lost, but it got taken down September 2025 by the owner of Walgreens.
SPEAKER_02:Yeah. All these years was crazy. The black men drove into the park.
SPEAKER_08:Oh, the um, oh yeah, for New Year's.
SPEAKER_02:When the black man drove into the party. It was a uh Arabic Arabic man? Yeah, he was like, oh damn. It seemed like that was years ago. Yeah, that was January 1st.
SPEAKER_10:And then they had a plaque and everything. I got taken down September 2025. And now they have a new one, which got put up December 1st, but it is temporary. And it's called the Skyland Second Line. And it's located on Bourbon Street with 800 prayer flags, where are Karen Delane's images and messages for the victims, umbrellas, like they, you know, y'all know the umbrellas they do for second line. Yeah, they got that, instruments, and a lot of lights. And it was also developed by local artists and remained until mid-January.
SPEAKER_02:And I think they should keep it permanent instead of you know taking it down because it's like a memorial. Real tragedy. That's crazy, right? It's like, oh, it's on rotation. Next tragedy. Let's put something there. I think they did it because their anniversary is coming up, but I think they should keep it because it's definitely a memorial. And I would definitely like to see it when I go in February.
SPEAKER_10:But, anyways, um, let's get into the breakdown of the hate towards content creators. Because there's it is hate going on.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, I hate all y'all motherfuckers. Tired of y'all motherfuckers.
SPEAKER_02:I love it. I love to see it. Y'all be putting me onto everything, girl. So I'm a content creator, okay? So I'm gonna break it down. I'm gonna break it down.
SPEAKER_10:So they hate us and they're very jealous of us.
SPEAKER_08:Ain't no one.
SPEAKER_02:I don't think jealous, but it's a lot of people on social media that are hating content creators. Oh my god. They say we post unrealistic content. How? It's realistic because you walked in the door and recorded it. Yeah. But they say we lie about the roofs. Yep, yep. But I don't know. I was about to say I don't know too many people, but the people that I surround myself with are transparent. So I know you're gonna be like, we didn't really like it. Whatever. Yeah. I mean, it do be some people that be lying, though. And they don't be saying their actual prices for real. But me, me, I don't.
SPEAKER_10:Okay.
SPEAKER_02:And then they misunderstand the work.
SPEAKER_10:You know, they don't think that we put in work for all. They don't think that it's like a job for us, honestly, because it does smell like a job, like another job.
SPEAKER_02:And they say that we turn social media into a sponsor ad feed. They didn't lie. Which no, that is true. No lie.
SPEAKER_10:Because it is just like content on every feed. Like, it's crazy. And they don't like how we're making money for something that everyone can do.
SPEAKER_02:So why don't they? Right. Like, y'all they do y'all sell. The market is oversaturated. It's too long content creators. Nah, they got their own meeting. Everybody got their own niches. Not gonna be another use, not gonna be another devs, not gonna be another jasmine like the flower. So your content is your content. Can't nobody duplicate that. All right, you got people that do cooking, lifestyle, food.
SPEAKER_08:I'm gonna wait to chime in on this one.
SPEAKER_02:I do want to say something because I like content create, and I think that it does shed shed light on like things to do or you know, an experience. You're gonna go see for yourself, but it's something about that contagious video, it went viral, so now everybody wants to go see it. It can help the business owner. It could hurt the business owner if people are being truthful and it's not that great. But the misconception is that everybody who's doing content is making money. Some people are just doing it to pass time or getting people involved in their life. Maybe they are gonna build a brand, but they want you to see what they have going on because you're buying into the person, not their brand. Um, everybody's not making money off of content. I've had TikTok for six years. I ain't get a single penny. I just do it because it's fun. You know, I was making content for years since 2020, and I'm just now making money. Okay. I hate the five years. Like a title on it, content creation. Why can't you just record something without like an expectation for people to be like, oh, we're gonna make her viral. We're gonna go to this restaurant. That's why it feels unrealistic. Because I feel like you bait in you bait me in so that you can get views and so that people can offer you more whatever. And nine times out of ten, people either get scammed or they don't go to the restaurant or they have a negative experience. So I don't hate y'all. I love content creators. I just, you know, I wish I wish the internet was just the internet and we didn't put titles on everything.
SPEAKER_08:My only thing with the um with the content creators, not all of them, um, but some of them, and on a business um aspect that like a business owner is like, okay, I'm gonna come in, you're gonna come in here, you're gonna get all this free shit. Are you guys really going to help bring people in? Or are you just using it to get free shit? You know what I'm saying? So that's the only thing that for a business owner is gonna be like, okay, why? I think they should, they should, they should only get certain content creators. Like if you got um, like if you got a certain amount of following that you know, okay, this person's gonna get me 30, 40 people to come in, yeah, do that. But if you somebody, I I I gr get it, everybody needs a start, but I just think that like it was a little bit oversaturated. Too many people doing it, and too many businesses like, okay, yeah, get free shit. Like, what do you get? What are you really getting out of it as a business?
SPEAKER_02:Well, besides the people getting free shit. They just giving free shit. They get free shit. They get free shit, you know.
SPEAKER_08:We don't we get free full course mail.
SPEAKER_02:So I know restaurants are throwing food away at the end of the night. They can have a mistake meal, they're throwing it away. So when you think about it, if you ever worked in the restaurant field, they have a set amount of money that is allotted for them to kind of not go it go to waste, if you would say. So even if you have a content creator that only has 500 people or 700 people, they might have two or three friends that really want to come and then they're coming all the time. Whereas you have a bigger platform and now you have 12 people go one time, but they're not continuously going, you just never know.
SPEAKER_08:Right.
SPEAKER_02:So it's like you have to take those chances. Somebody might just be a startup content creator, but they're gonna go far. That one video is gonna go five viral. So, in the mind of the business owner, you have to be able to know that you may lose money, but really, if truly, if it's food, they are throwing food away if it must if it comes out mistaken.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, that's a good point.
SPEAKER_02:I do think it's like, okay, so we should like okay, not everybody's a content creator. Sometimes people are influencers, or you might have someone like me. I'm a yapper. I just turn the camera on and I just be like, so let me tell y'all what just happened today. So I don't think everybody's a content creator. Like, I think you're a content creator when you're like putting the tripod up and you walk in the cloud.
SPEAKER_08:So does yapping yapping falls under the content creation mode?
SPEAKER_02:No, because no, no, in theory, because aren't you creating yapping content? Content, right? Isn't that like a niche?
SPEAKER_08:Yeah. You're putting it on the internet, social media, that's content for your followers and see.
SPEAKER_02:Like you're content creating when you're making money from it. But I honestly, everything is content. We know that. It's just a word that has gone viral now. So it's content creating, they're just putting it together. But my mom hates when I record her. Like, I've been on Snapchat since it started. I've never gotten a dime from it, but I like to record videos. So sometimes you just recording your experience and people are seeing it. But that doesn't mean I'm a content creator. I just like to record my food.
SPEAKER_05:I mean, these platforms are content platforms anyway.
SPEAKER_02:Yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_05:I mean, settle for that. So, regardless of what they do, like you say, certain people gonna follow the leader, bro. You know how that goes. That's just how it is. Like, this shit worked for them, it's gonna work for us, but then I go. Because years ago, think about it, motherfuckers weren't making no money off the internet because they didn't know what was going on. Right, that's facts.
SPEAKER_02:But you know, shout out the soldier boy, he started it.
SPEAKER_08:What did um was it Pusha T said? He said it on the on the um one trace. I don't I don't create content, I content create some shit he said, like a double entendre. I didn't know. Sound the same. Sound repetitive. Yeah, it did. I was like, what the fuck? I was trying to grasp what the fuck did you mean, I guess.
SPEAKER_02:He walked circles around you. You ain't even know. He ain't know either.
SPEAKER_08:So I'm sitting there trying to like, okay, you don't create content and content. What the fuck is he talking about?
SPEAKER_07:I didn't know.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, yeah, I didn't know. Yeah. I don't know. I didn't know. All right, I'm gonna do that. I'm moving.
SPEAKER_10:All right, but do y'all think that many people should feel they hold on. Do y'all think that many people should, you know, feel how they feel about content creators if they're doing something that they love and sharing their passion?
SPEAKER_08:I mean, this is the internet. Everybody got a fucking opinion. Everybody got a fucking opinion.
SPEAKER_10:That they do.
SPEAKER_08:You can't do shit. Everybody got a fucking opinion. Yeah, yeah, everybody got a fucking opinion. So we ain't gonna never just do what you do.
SPEAKER_02:It's just become more norm to see people out with their tripods or somebody breaking out on a dance in Walmart. You just see it, you're like, oh shoot. When it first started happening, we were like, What the hell going on here? Like, you know, a lot of the older generation would not understand. My mom she used to be slapping my phone out of my hand. Why are you recording your plate, girl? Like, leave me alone.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah, I don't remember. She hates it. That shit fucked it up, but everybody pulled a camera out and see the song.
SPEAKER_08:World Star was, yeah, they're the catalyst.
SPEAKER_02:The new star is Charlotte.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, it's over now.
SPEAKER_02:The new one star is Charlotte. Charlotte lit. Charlotte Lit.
SPEAKER_08:Charlotte Lit. Yeah, World Star. I remember that shit. Everything was world.
SPEAKER_07:World Starlit.
SPEAKER_08:Oh my god, next place. It was just crazy.
SPEAKER_10:All right.
unknown:Yeah.
SPEAKER_10:Alright. So now we're going to talk about how ICE and Border Patrol raided Charlotte and how Trump signed a bill to take away Haitians' protection from getting deported.
SPEAKER_08:They're going for the Haitians now? Mm-hmm. Shit.
SPEAKER_02:So he got these out. Now he's trying to get the Haitians out. The world is going to be so boring.
SPEAKER_08:The Haitians are going to fight the people. No, you wouldn't you know the state. They're not going quietly. I mean, the Mexicans ran them. Haitians ain't gonna run.
SPEAKER_02:Because they don't want to go back. They did in Ghana when that girl, well, no, Guyana. Sorry, I'm straight off. With the little girl she um drowned in the swimming pool and they did like a whole riot on the Atlanta. Yes. Or the Guyanese. They were the Guyanese, but just in general, they kind of have that same to me, like they're gonna ride for theirs. Like more powerful in the numbers. Yes, let's roll it back to 1804, the Haitian Revolution. They had no weapons. Somehow they were able to beat their cardizers. Think about it. Think about it. So I don't think that they're gonna just go quietly. Good luck.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, good luck with the Haitians. The Mexicans gonna run. They're gonna run. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, they didn't they ran.
SPEAKER_02:They sure did. They were high speed chasing the city.
SPEAKER_08:Haitian niggas ain't gonna run, boy.
SPEAKER_02:They was running. They're gonna chop your fucking head on.
SPEAKER_08:Y'all keep playing the Haitians Ice. Go ahead. I'm sorry.
SPEAKER_02:Hey yeah.
SPEAKER_08:Wrong group of people to fuck with. Alright. Crazy.
SPEAKER_10:This one though was short. So ICE arrested more than 425 people that were in Charlotte.
SPEAKER_02:To be getting deported back to that's not that much when you think about it.
SPEAKER_08:What, 400?
SPEAKER_02:More than 425? That's not that much. It's not because a lot of them were hiding for real. Yeah. I'm telling you, they didn't go, they didn't go to work. They wasn't on the crash corruption sites. Yeah. No.
SPEAKER_08:Central Lab stopped. Yeah. Stopped. Niggas wasn't doing shit on Central Lab. Like nothing. Stopped. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02:And they're going to enforce actions for deployments for Haitians February 3rd, 2026. So they're going to start.
SPEAKER_08:Y'all better run. Y'all better run. They not running.
SPEAKER_02:They're not running. They about to prepare.
SPEAKER_08:They're going to be like February 3rd.
SPEAKER_02:Yeah. They about to gear up.
SPEAKER_08:They're not playing with ice. Watch. Y'all gonna see. Y'all gonna see.
SPEAKER_02:It's gonna be crazy. I do like how the restaurants they they had their posters up like, no ice, you're not welcome here. We know our rights. In the protests, it was so good. I was like, look at my cousins. I mean, he's my cousin. Listen, I hope they act like that when they start to try to send us back to Africa. I hope they act like that when they start to try to send us back. Because if y'all not fighting for us, like y'all fighting for all these Max, we got to real problem.
SPEAKER_08:That is facts. For real. That is fact. Because sometimes like, man, this is not our fight right now.
SPEAKER_02:I did see a lot of them during like Black Lives Matter. Like, they not all, you know, finna be riding with us just like we all wasn't riding for them. But it's very select few. Like, we got our people, they got, you know. Yeah. I mean, shout out to the couple. But we cousins. Yeah, shout out.
SPEAKER_08:You know, because they they get the job done. They get the job. You want something done quick, go get a Mexican. They're gonna do it for half a price or a Corona. You're gonna get a job. I know what I'm a Mexican guy. He works for Coronas. I don't pay him. Yes. That's why I said that. He works for Corona. How about you don't want no money? No, just give me Corona. Give me a six-pack. Okay, nigga. I got you.
SPEAKER_02:See, I told people just be paying them whatever and they just say. That's what he asked for. Sorry. I want to get my medicine.
SPEAKER_08:Offer the pay. He said he wanted Corona. Six pack. Give me six pack. Uh-huh. Rabbin.
SPEAKER_02:Nothing.
SPEAKER_08:Oh, okay. Keep moving.
SPEAKER_10:Okay, that is all.
SPEAKER_08:That was it?
unknown:Yeah.
SPEAKER_10:Oh, that's good.
SPEAKER_08:That's too much. Yeah, yeah. Damn. Okay. I was about to cut that shit off. Mardi Girl coming up, y'all.
SPEAKER_10:Mardi Girl coming up. Just to let y'all know, Mardi Girl coming up.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, have y'all been to Mardi Girl?
SPEAKER_02:I'm going for the first time this year. You know, I'm gonna go with dance.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, Mardi Gras popped up. That's a I think if you go trump, I'll be there. That's it.
SPEAKER_02:I'm flashing titties. And I and I have my real idea. I got nice boots. I'm walking around naked all the whole time. Can I be topless? The whole time? Or no? I don't know. Like body painting. They be having people that be um topless. I want to be a golden champ. The whole weekend. Best friend. Remember, I said it golden paint. Okay. We gotta find a painting. Absolutely.
SPEAKER_08:I ain't mad at you.
SPEAKER_02:I'm about to be 40 soon. I gotta do anything on the day. What do you mean too? Mardi Gras on February 17th. July. You guys do not know.
SPEAKER_08:February 17th? Yes. February 17th. Mardi Gras. Hey, what would you do?
SPEAKER_02:What would you do? Why would you do that?
SPEAKER_08:So, if y'all know, yeah, well, y'all know. My Moldry Dudes, people that don't know, my what would you do's are accounts that either I go through, either somebody else went through and told me, or that I have read. So tonight's what would you do is something that actually happened that was told to me. I was like, oh, that shit crazy. I said, What would you do? And my would you do's they say, you know, they could go both ways, male or female, but this one is like in general. So what would you do? What would you do if uh you are part of like a storage, uh you don't have to do the storage bidding shits like to pay for storage? So you pay for a storage unit, um, say you put up, say$500. Say$500. You want the winner bag for the storage unit. Bang,$500, you the winner. Alright, you go in the storage unit, you open it up, you got a whole bunch of shit in there. You're like, you know, because when you do the storage shit, you trying to look for some valuables, right? Okay. So there's nothing valuable in there, and then you see a safe. Okay, let me see what they can say. Open the safe and it's$7.5 million in the safe. Stop. What would you do with that seven point five million dollars that you found in a safe in the storage?
SPEAKER_02:I want to go first, but I always be feeling like I'll be jumping the gun, so I'm gonna wait for everybody else.
SPEAKER_08:Is it you won it and you know that how they have storage wars? So you pay you your winning day was five hundred dollars. You won the storage, got the you know, got the unit, you looked in there. What you mean?
SPEAKER_02:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, yeah, yeah. You grow on, you find 7.5.
SPEAKER_02:It's yours now.
SPEAKER_08:Just be my raise the hand.
SPEAKER_03:You gotta run the numbers, man.
SPEAKER_08:You gotta run the serial numbers to make sure that it's got uh looking forward first.
SPEAKER_03:But how do you look at it?
SPEAKER_02:You write my can we give him a microphone?
SPEAKER_08:Oh yes, let's go. We gotta have this audio.
SPEAKER_02:We need this audio.
SPEAKER_08:No, no, we got two. That's one for um okay, go ahead.
SPEAKER_03:Uh yeah, so my answer is you gotta run the numbers first and make sure those serial numbers are not being looked for, it makes sure it's not dirty money. Because if you spend it and the serial number gets pinged, then they come back to you, and now you're hit with a bunch of stolen cash that you didn't know was stolen. And at that point it doesn't really matter because you're the one that started spending the money before you did the research, and now you hit. So that's what I'd do. I'd run the numbers first and make sure the cash is good. Run the money. But if the cash is good, you know I'll do it. About to spin it all, bro.
SPEAKER_02:So I have a question. Is there a website where you check out?
SPEAKER_03:I would think that there is, honestly. I mean, you can check everything these days.
SPEAKER_02:I agree. I just I just didn't know if you knew. I was like, shit.
SPEAKER_03:Cause I do know I do know that like when it comes to stolen money that never gets found. Normally, when it's stolen that much at one time, they hold on to the serial numbers that way if it ever shows up again, then they know where it came from and they can kind of crack a cold case. So I do know that.
unknown:Okay.
SPEAKER_03:All right.
SPEAKER_02:The shit you do besides music. Not the nigga. She just uh you in the innocent.
SPEAKER_03:I'm a student of the game. I'm just I'm just a student to life. So I just pay attention to things. That's all. I observe and only speak when it's necessary. That's why my hand was raised and I wasn't just yelling. I'm telling you back up.
SPEAKER_08:I was like, you know what? Gotta get him. I gotta reward the hand raising. Absolutely. Not the hero. So, yeah, he was like I was off. I was like, teacher? That won't kiss eager. Me, my name is. That used to be my name.
SPEAKER_02:I can't tell. That used to be me.
SPEAKER_08:Sorry. That was you?
SPEAKER_02:That used to be you.
SPEAKER_08:You was the adamant one?
SPEAKER_02:I could tell you just say you were.
SPEAKER_08:Like you'd be like, oh yes, Jasmine, what?
SPEAKER_02:Exactly. Or she'd call me when she knows nobody else got the answer. All right, Jasmine, take it away. Let us know what's up. I mean.
SPEAKER_08:So this is what happened, right?
SPEAKER_02:You could keep it.
SPEAKER_08:Oh, okay. Keep it back there.
SPEAKER_02:Anybody else? Nobody else got it right now.
SPEAKER_08:Nobody else?
SPEAKER_02:Um, can you repeat the what would you do? So Wit could I'm chime in?
SPEAKER_08:Uh-huh. Okay. So the what would you do was what would you do if you was in a storage wars, uh, storage bidding, and you won a uh you won a storage unit for$500. You look throughout, you found the safe, and the safe has$7.5 million in there. What would you do? She said she wanted to ask Sequine.
SPEAKER_02:Okay. I don't know. I would keep the money. How do you launder money? Shit, yeah.
SPEAKER_08:You heard what B. Maya said? I don't think we're gonna do that.
SPEAKER_02:Well, yeah, I mean, I'm gonna use my money to buy a Swiss uh uh you know tickets to fly to Swiss, and then I'm gonna put my money in a Swiss bank. Put it in a trust. Put it in a trust. I mean, I ain't I don't want to check it. That's a good idea. If they see me checking it, they might be like, we gotta. I found it.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah, I mean, yeah, because if you check it, you hit anyway.
unknown:That's what I'm saying.
SPEAKER_05:Like, so I'm I'm stopping that shit, bro. Because then you have an alibi. If you know, you know, bro. Like, if you in the street, you know how to spend money without it getting pinged, bro. Cash only. Cash only. Because no store nowhere, nowhere, bro. I've been doing this shit for a long time, has nothing that pings money. Like, it might get checked if it's going to the bank. So yeah, the counterfeit, that's it. Yeah. Like, man, you know, banks get robbed and money still circulating, like, we probably got in our pocket right now, I don't know. So, me, I'm spending it, man. That shit getting out of here, bro. I'm gonna be a millionaire. That's what the fuck I'm doing. I'm turning up.
SPEAKER_08:So this is actually a two-part what would you do? Right? So I just wanted to hear y'all answers if y'all just saw the money and found it. Alright, so the second part is Hey yo, I found that money. This is the lawyer talk calling you now. Like, hey, uh, this money belongs to my client. My client says uh he needs that money back. So at that point, what would you do now?
SPEAKER_02:I'm hanging up. Come get in purchase. Well, we said a few weeks of shit. The phone, the phone.
SPEAKER_05:How much has you say? What did he say? Come get in blood. Come get in blood. I'm a millionaire. I can pay for war. We gotta go get it in blood.
SPEAKER_08:Then you gotta think about what give me seven million dollars. But you gotta think about what type of person that money belongs to to have a lawyer call you to say, hey, uh, you might want to cough up that money because my client needs that money back.
SPEAKER_02:It could be the cartel. You don't know talking about something gonna spend it. You don't know who money you spend it now, Tommy after me.
SPEAKER_05:So, so this this first of one thing about the cartel is this I can't. They're gonna be there bidding on that fucking thing anyway. It's not gonna get to you. I'm gonna know$500. Fuck no, it's not gonna get to you. So to keep it gangster, if they hit you like that, bro, that should'll be a scam. It could be anything, bro. You know what I'm saying?
SPEAKER_03:Like, how you gonna trust it? I was about to say, possession is not intense to the law. And then once it gets to a certain point, if something's in sturge for a certain amount of time, then it's gone.
SPEAKER_09:I'm just saying.
SPEAKER_03:That's right, that's right.
SPEAKER_01:I'm just saying, once it's in the storage unit for a certain amount of time, it don't belong to nobody until the next person that owns it. So, like, say the same safe had seven dollars in it.
SPEAKER_02:They do an auction.
SPEAKER_01:You can have your safe back.
SPEAKER_08:Glad you said that.
SPEAKER_01:Empty. Empty.
SPEAKER_02:Yeah.
SPEAKER_01:To be honest with you, Lloyd, I ain't find shit in this thing, man. Like, I don't know what you're looking for, but all I see is a black box. No money was in there.
SPEAKER_08:But they know the money was in there. They know you found that. Yeah, because they that the owner.
SPEAKER_02:And then the storage unit got cameras. Like they're gonna.
SPEAKER_03:But then you call your lawyer and have your court, your lawyer call him, be like, excuse me, possession is nine-tens of the law.
SPEAKER_02:You doing too much. You're doing too much.
SPEAKER_03:He's just breaking that.
SPEAKER_02:You know what to do.
SPEAKER_08:All right, so lawyer called and was like, yo, you know, my client. Um, so he's like, yo, lawyer offered him. He's like, yo, game, lawyer offered the guy$600,000 to give the money back, right?
SPEAKER_02:Give it a money back. It's more than what I had.
SPEAKER_08:Hold on, that's true. But the guy was like, no, I don't want that.
SPEAKER_02:I would never be able to spend that ever in my life.
SPEAKER_08:So, and there's a law, and I it looked up like uh to your point, B. Myers, is a law called mislaid, right? You got abandoned, loss, and mislaid. I just found this shit out when I was looking it up. So it was like for a certain amount of time that the money, the money was mislaid because the person intentionally, this is the meaning of mislaid. The person intentionally leaves the money there with the intent of going to get the money back. Okay, right? So technically he found the money, 7.5, but he couldn't do nothing with it because the person calls like, hey, you know what I mean? I know that money at, I need my money. So long story short, the guy didn't take the 600,000. He eventually got 1.2 million dollars to turn back the what? 7 million. Yeah, 7 million.
SPEAKER_02:Oh, he negotiated it.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, he negotiated the deal to get the money back. You know what I'm saying? But and then the the and the other flip side of the story, like, what if it was the cartel? You know what I'm saying? Like, you don't know they're not doing no talking. 7.5, you don't know who the fuck the money belonged to. And then I was thinking, I'd be thinking, like, how the fuck did you get my number?
unknown:Right.
SPEAKER_08:They looked up who was ready. They don't have the lawyer.
SPEAKER_01:They got in touch with the storage unit facility and all like who bought this mug? I need to know.
SPEAKER_07:Storage wars, and that's where that that's that that's where it came from storage.
unknown:Right.
SPEAKER_07:You feel me? They make money off selling the shit out. And one nigga hit the stores, it was a gun collector's storage.
SPEAKER_08:No, give him a mic, give him a mic.
SPEAKER_07:He kept hitting him like, bro, I know what was in there. Like, this nigga had all types of military shit. He kept calling, like, bro, I want my shit. Like, I ain't giving you shit. So the nigga had the people call him. Like, and he's like, Man, I do this shit for a living. I be buying these shits. I ain't giving yo nothing. Like, I paid for it. All this shit belonged to me. He ain't getting nothing back. So it's a whole little they the people at the storage must have gave yo, you know what I mean? Like, yeah, so they gonna give the people your shit. Like, well, this who bought it, you gotta holler at your.
SPEAKER_08:Right, hold at them. Nasty work. Ain't that work? What? So that's why what would you do? What would you do if uh, you know, you won a storage uh bidding board for$500 and you find$7.5 million in the storage? You're gonna give it back. Or you're gonna negotiate for a motherfucker to say, hey, need some money to get this money back. What would you do? Next. What do we got, next? What's up, y'all? So wait, wait.
SPEAKER_02:Don't you gotta say, wait, I was waiting for my little, my little, yeah, I mean.
SPEAKER_08:Okay, hold on. I gotta, I gotta, I gotta find it. Which one is it? I don't think. We gotta name these shits.
SPEAKER_02:You didn't name them?
SPEAKER_08:No, we didn't name them. I think we did name them. Yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_02:Put me on the box next time.
SPEAKER_04:I don't know which one.
SPEAKER_08:See, I don't know.
SPEAKER_04:Just fuck it. Fuck it. What's up, big booty bitches? It's Lex Rated. Yay! One more time. What's up, big booty bitches? It's Lex Rated. We love the big buttons.
SPEAKER_02:So this week I want to talk about hive minds, y'all.
SPEAKER_08:Hive?
SPEAKER_02:Hive. Hive. Not Beyonce Hive, not Beehive. We talking about everybody thinking on one level and not being able to have a mind of their own.
SPEAKER_08:Oh, okay.
SPEAKER_02:Right. Like, y'all know when you was growing up and like you had a friend group and one friend don't like somebody and then everybody don't like them.
SPEAKER_09:Yep.
SPEAKER_02:I I yeah. I did that. I did that. If my friend don't like you, I don't like you. I can't because you gotta be a reason why she don't like you. If a kid doesn't like you, if a child looks at you and they turn away, I can't fuck with you. I can't fuck with you. Kids can test character like nobody else. Absolutely. No fact. So when it comes to psychology, a high mind is broken up into three categories. You got conformity, which is also known as cognitive dissonance. Dissonance. Y'all know I can't pronounce words. So this shows up when you know something fills off, but the group, the masses, believe the opposite. So you just go along with the flow. This happens in religion a lot. You might not agree with one or two things, but because everybody else is agreeing with it and you don't want to rock the boat, you're gonna go along with it. Then you got group thinking. Group thinking occurs when people conform to the group's expectations to maintain peace. Similar to cognitive dissonance, but the only difference is you don't agree with it in cognitive dissonance or conformity. Let me just say conformity so I can stop fucking up this way. You don't agree with it, but this one you keep the peace because it's a group thing. For example, if you don't want to go to the movies to see Batman, but all your homeboys want to go see Batman, and you're the one person that don't want to see Batman, you're gonna go with the group. You're not gonna go watch the movie by yourself.
SPEAKER_08:I I will.
unknown:Okay.
SPEAKER_02:See, you don't you ain't got a high mind. I dare sure don't. Exactly. Exactly. And then you got social identity. So social identity occurs when you like being a part of the group is a part of who you are. Like if you grow up with a group of friends, and as you grow up with those friends, you don't know how to experience stuff outside of your friend group. This happens a lot in the current generation. Yeah, you know, you always need somebody. Somebody knows.
SPEAKER_09:Yep.
SPEAKER_02:Listen, and and when you think about it, hive minds happen in different, in different settings. It can happen in the hood, it can happen in church, and it can happen at work. For example, in the hood, you got gangs that are beefing for years, and you ask them why. Yeah, they never know.
SPEAKER_08:Never know.
SPEAKER_02:Ask them why. I swear.
SPEAKER_08:You got a dead homie? No. On dead homies.
SPEAKER_02:Exactly. On my dead homies. So who's the dead homie? Oh, yeah, I don't know. But y'all remember that short period of time where they had everybody wearing the Mario boots, them bright red boots? Oh yeah. Oh, them dumb shits. Everybody can even get them up.
SPEAKER_08:You don't think anybody in this room had them shits?
SPEAKER_02:Everybody wearing dumb shits. I'm shits was ugly as fuck. I have looking like um door. I don't even want to wear them shits. I do like the one that looked like that. The what? The one that looked like feet. Fuck no. Yeah. They're like feet ones. I only saw the white people ones, though. Do they have more for black people?
SPEAKER_08:Oh, them shits? I ain't wearing them shits either. We say you wear them shits?
SPEAKER_02:I will wear them.
SPEAKER_08:You will wear them? Oh, I would wear them. You will wear them?
SPEAKER_02:To the new beach with nothing else on.
SPEAKER_08:Wear them shits in um New Orleans.
SPEAKER_02:Don't wear those new beaches? You're gonna be sweating. It's gonna be hot as hell. You crazy. It's not gonna be hot. Set me up, y'all. It's not gonna be high. It's not no. They say it'd be stuffy. No. It's fair wearing. It's not gonna be high.
unknown:Okay.
SPEAKER_02:I trust her, y'all. That's no. Another example. You know how somebody drops music?
SPEAKER_09:No shade. I'm not talking about you.
SPEAKER_02:Of course.
SPEAKER_09:I'm crazy.
SPEAKER_02:But you know how somebody dropped music and you don't like the song, but then everybody around you liked the song. So after a while you keep listening to it, you start to like yes, man. Oh, that was that song, What the Heli. I didn't like that shit. Everybody started going at it at the time. So what the helly? What the helly? So I'm like, oh, what the helly? What the helly? But I hated it.
unknown:It's called radio.
SPEAKER_02:It's so weird.
SPEAKER_06:That's what it's called. It's called radio.
SPEAKER_05:Program radio.
SPEAKER_02:Oh, no, oh, the radio. Yeah, you see that.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah, they program your ass.
SPEAKER_02:That's a fact. Yeah. And then the last example that I have is in the workplace. Um, this, I don't do this. When people say dumb shit, I can't agree with dumb shit. You know, when you at work and the policy might change, or they might be switching something in the company, and it directly affects you, but you don't want to rock the boat or put a target on your back. So you agree with some dumb shit, even though you go home and talk shit to your spouse or whatever, like they done did some dumb ass shit.
SPEAKER_08:That right there. I think everybody needs right all the time.
SPEAKER_02:That right there is high mind.
SPEAKER_08:Oh, okay. Okay. And we all have hive minds in here.
SPEAKER_02:I mean, no, I wouldn't say we all have high minds. A lot of us is rocking the boat and standing out. I feel like it. I don't think all of us have hive minds.
SPEAKER_08:I think we don't.
unknown:Fuck you.
SPEAKER_08:Y'all is cap as well. You got a hive mind.
SPEAKER_02:Cap as fuck.
SPEAKER_08:That motherfucker's lying. Y'all lying. Y'all lying.
SPEAKER_02:Lying. If I'm lying, I'm flying. Especially in the last one.
SPEAKER_08:Say the last one again. At the workplace. If you're the last one.
SPEAKER_02:If you go to the workplace, then they change a policy, but you agree. I know y'all don't hate, even though you know it's stupid. I literally just had a conversation. Yeah, yeah, thank you, B, with Lex maybe two hours ago on how I lost a position. You lost a dead ass lost a position. But I kind of challenged the policy.
SPEAKER_06:I'm like, dude, look, I ain't going, nigga.
SPEAKER_02:Right. No, but yeah, I challenged the policy right as they were speaking the policy. And clinicians that were in the area basically, they went on a whole spiel because I was working in behavioral education. There's a thin line when it comes to um medical marijuana and Connecticut is legal, but if your job is federally funded, you're still not able to smoke. But it is a medicine for me. But they implemented a new policy, and I was the first person to be like, what? What's wrong with y'all? Uh-uh, we all grown in here. Ain't nobody, you know what I mean? And they like went gung-ho on me, and I lost that position. So I would never put my all into a job ever again.
SPEAKER_08:Y'all know who y'all is.
SPEAKER_02:Wait, so it was illegal and you left? It was legal, but it was federally funded. So there's a thin line where, yeah, you you shouldn't have THC in your system. See, a lot of people don't. And I wouldn't be able to be doing that job though. So it's just like, bitch.
SPEAKER_05:A lot of people don't know, like the when the shit is legal, it's only state legal. So once you cross that line, you are breaking the law. Because think about how they'll do big bust on time on the forms and shit. Like, that's the federal coming in, the busty motherfuckers, and that's how they play us, bro. Because we think like, oh shit, we our state legal, we good. Right. Oh, they're gonna pop your top, bro.
SPEAKER_02:Yeah, especially if you're crossing over state lines or anything like that. That's federal.
SPEAKER_09:Yep.
SPEAKER_02:So the question is, why humans? Why do humans have high minds or why do we tend to conform? And it's humans are social creatures. We're wired to survive in groups. So social identity or social theory suggests that we define ourselves in terms of our group members. So you define yourself by the collective people that are around you. Remember back in the day when they was like um birds of a feather flock together? That's what this is. That's exactly what this is. So outside of that, one of the big problems that humans have is fear of rejection. They don't want to be the ones to step outside of the box and then nobody accept them for a second, stepping outside of the box.
SPEAKER_08:Damn, I must be an exception of the rule, then. Because that shouldn't just be.
SPEAKER_02:That's why I said you don't have a high mind. You might feel like it, but it you don't have a hot mind.
SPEAKER_08:Maybe I don't. All right, fuck it. I gotta have mine. So, what kind of mind I have? A fuck you mind?
SPEAKER_02:I guess so.
SPEAKER_08:Yep. Fuck you.
SPEAKER_02:You be whatever you want to be. He got a fuck you mind. Fuck you, mind. Fuck you. You also have um the whole mentality aspect of standing against the grain. If you don't know what you're speaking about, or if you don't know how to defend yourself, or if you don't know how to communicate your feelings, being on the opposite end is very uncomfortable. Imagine if you don't know anything about religion, but you're arguing with people about religion. You're gonna make a fool of yourself. Ultra crepidarian ass.
SPEAKER_08:Okay, yep. Say it again. Ultra crepidian.
SPEAKER_02:That's what you are.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, exactly.
SPEAKER_02:Sorry, I'm not sure. No, you're fine, baby. Ultrapods. So hive minds only become dangerous when it has a negative aspect attached to it. Um cult is a big example of this. Uh toxic relationships. Have you ever been in a relationship with someone and you agreed with everything they said, regardless of if you agreed with it or not? Stupid. Sucker stupid. That shit is dumbo. And I'm over here like, yup. I sure did. It happens all the time. And then you got um social media, like Polo said before, radio is used to, you know, brainwash people. It's the same thing on social media. You remember um, what was it, 2000 and let's say 2020, when niggas started saying we outside, then everybody started saying we outside. Stuff like that is contagious. You start Delulu. Y'all know delusional word, but all of a sudden, everybody deludes. Definitely on the dead homies. I hate that word. That's gang culture. Don't nobody just be walking around talking about something on the day on the dead homies. What? On my dead homies. I hear that shit from everybody. When my dead homies are gonna be like, all these young niggas on a dead homies. If I was a gang nigga, I would feel like I would be like every time somebody says something, it'd be like on the dead homies, like don't play with my.
SPEAKER_08:It'd be regular Joe Schmolles, nigga that go to Catholic school, civilians, igs, like nigga, you you wear tired of school, nigga. Shit crazy out here, big.
SPEAKER_02:But even though Havmans can be positive and negative, there's certain ways to break from that mentality. Um ask yourself, do I really believe in this?
SPEAKER_09:Right.
SPEAKER_02:Do I really agree with this? Um, I play devil's advocate a lot. I'm always on the fence. I never agree with either side solely because I want to make sure I'm not being influenced by anybody.
SPEAKER_09:Right.
SPEAKER_02:But you also should give yourself permission to disagree. It's okay to not agree with people, and it's okay to say, I'm not gonna argue with you about this and walk away. Prime example, when they had that instance on social media where they wanted all those folks to pay for that uh four or five thousand dollar meal, I'm paying for mine and leaving.
SPEAKER_08:But four or five thousand dollar meal.
SPEAKER_02:When they went out for the girl for the birthday and everybody was ordering bottles and steaks and T-bones and shrimps and lobsters, and they got a little appetizer and a little water. Oh, I think I did see. And they was like, oh, we're gonna split the bill amongst ourselves. I'm not I'm not doing that.
SPEAKER_08:Oh.
SPEAKER_02:I can't be peer pressured. Oh, yeah, I remember that.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, I remember that.
SPEAKER_02:Yes. So instances like that, it's okay to stand apart. It's okay to stand to the side, understand that people that are stuck in a hive mind, they don't know no other way of thinking. So calling them out on it and calling like accountability to that will get them to thinking, like, damn, I really do do that shit. And might possibly save them from something in the future to where somebody's able to manipulate them because they don't want to go against the grain. So, yeah. I'ma close this out. Yes.
SPEAKER_08:Look, man, be yourself because everybody else is taking motherfuckers.
SPEAKER_02:Hell yeah. And you it's only one you.
SPEAKER_09:Stupid.
SPEAKER_02:Except for me, I got a doppelganger out here somewhere. Everybody's always gonna do it. Everybody got one. Yeah, somebody always makes somebody look just like uh uh-uh.
SPEAKER_06:Mine's Kevin Hart.
SPEAKER_02:I don't see him dead. I definitely don't see him.
SPEAKER_06:Don't laugh, bags. I'm laughing with you. I don't see it.
SPEAKER_02:So to wrap it up, high minds, when you think about high minds, you're gonna think about friend groups, your job, the internet, and together, like the whole internet is wilding right now. Paying attention to moments where you stop thinking for yourself and keep in mind that awareness is power. If you got that little voice in the back telling you, like, nah, we don't, we don't, we don't agree with this, you can listen to your inner thoughts every once in a while. It's not always crazy to talk to yourself. So um, if this episode hits you a little close to home, if you feel like you're a follower and you're not a leader, if you got a hive mind, stop being a sheep.
SPEAKER_08:Okay, yeah, be a wolf, nigga.
SPEAKER_02:Be a black sheep. Yeah, be a black sheep.
SPEAKER_08:No, you're gonna get you're gonna get eaten by the wolf, so be a wolf. Don't be a sheep.
SPEAKER_02:And that's my segment triggered. And we spoke about high minds. So I hope you're gonna be.
SPEAKER_04:What's up, big booty bitches? It's Lex Rated.
SPEAKER_02:I need a new an ending outro. I need something else. Gotta record the outro. No, no, no.
SPEAKER_04:What's up, big booty bitches? It's Lex Raider. That could be a that could be an outro, but you need an outro.
SPEAKER_02:Yeah. Put some music behind it. Yeah.
SPEAKER_04:Okay.
SPEAKER_02:Oh, well, I know what I'm gonna be reading.
SPEAKER_04:What's up, big booty bitches? It's Lex Raider. What's up, big booty bitches? It's Lex Raider. What's up, big booty bitches?
SPEAKER_09:Okay, we're gonna go.
SPEAKER_02:All right, all right, y'all already know. It's me, Jasmine Like the Flower. And um, I need to do some drops, y'all. So next week, catch me. But we are back with words of the week. And you guys already know this is the segment where we dress your words in silk, we give you a bigger vocabulary, and we make you the smartest person at brunch. Let's go. Niggas are dumb. No cheating, y'all. Don't look up none of these words, don't cheat. Use your brain. Absolutely. And I just wanted to say this is the last segment before we get into our special guest. He's been, you know, trying in with us and feeding into our bullshit. So we like shit like that, all right? Shout out the bags.
SPEAKER_05:Bags are gonna. I'm locked in.
SPEAKER_02:I love that. So we're gonna um make your brain a little bit smarter today, bags. You ready? I'm with it. All right. So the first word we're gonna go into. I'm gonna do that one last, okay? So this is the first one we're gonna do. Because that one's a doozy. That one's a doozy. No, that one's a doozy. We gotta do it first now. How do you know he don't spin that? Okay, that one word. Okay, here we go. This word is nudia nudiazer. Nudia Zertian nudia. Nudiastertian. That means nudiaster is spelled N-U-D-I-U-S-T-E R T I A N. So the shun comes from the T-I-A-N, if you guys don't know the grammar part. But nudius tertian, okay? And it's an adjective. The root of this word is a Latin word, which means, well, which is nudius tertius. And that means today, the third day. So the Latin root word is nudius tertius. Does anyone want to take a guess on what this meaning is? If nudius tertius means today, the third day, what do we think nudia? Nudious tertian means. The past? Nudia tertian. Nudiaster show.
SPEAKER_05:I mean Thursday.
SPEAKER_02:Thursday. Okay. Not Thursday. Thursday. So this word, nudisturcian, is relating to the day before yesterday. I said the past. I did the past. But it's a specific the day before yesterday.
SPEAKER_10:The day before yesterday. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02:So you know, something could have happened two days ago. And you're gonna just say, you know, so for me, I would say I can't even remember what I ate nudisturtian, let alone where I left my keys. And we know I get high. I be leaving my keys everywhere, okay? I really need a key hook. Nudisturtius. So nudistertius, I did this. That's a stuff and a smith. I can't even remember what I ate nudisturtian. Like, who's gonna say that shit? Like, that's use it, and I bet you people be stumped. Nudisturtian. You gotta say, like, damn, I ain't have sex since nudistertian. Nudioistertian. And they're gonna be like, bitch, what is that? Forever. I like the way that would go. Forever. Nah, two days ago, huh?
SPEAKER_08:Like what? They're gonna be like, you talking like Tion shit.
SPEAKER_02:Friday. Absolutely. All right. That's a good one.
SPEAKER_08:Nudieestertian.
SPEAKER_02:Nudieestertian. The second word we're gonna go into today is called Nchoit. Encoit. And it's spelled I-N-C-H-O-A-T-E. So there is an H in there, and this is gonna might stump you a little bit, but it's Nchoit. It's a silent English. The Latin word for this is NCOTIS, meaning to begin. And it's originally connected to Kohum, which is the strap or the yoke connecting oxen. So it's like, you know, a harness or strap that would connect an ox to something. Period, Pookie. Hey yo. What happened to the shit? Okay, I'm like down in the dumps. It is a little bit. But um so basically, Kohum is the metaphor for start of something. Does anyone want to take any guesses on what inchoit may mean?
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, the in-co it shit just broke down and it's it definitely fell to the flow.
SPEAKER_02:Anybody? Any guesses?
SPEAKER_08:The end.
SPEAKER_02:The end? Okay, so it's pretty much not fully formed, it's just the beginning. So the definition to inchoit is not fully formed, just the beginning.
SPEAKER_08:Not fully formed, just the beginning. Inchoent.
SPEAKER_02:Yep. So I would say it was very in-co it. Incho it. Incho it. I would say my in-coit attempt at going to the gym lasted exactly one day and a half. That's it.
SPEAKER_06:That's it.
SPEAKER_02:That's it. January 3rd, and then I was done. No facts.
SPEAKER_08:I like that one.
SPEAKER_02:I do like that one. Incho it. Incho it. So we could even say like in co it. So it's I-N-C-H-O-A-T-E, but it's pronounced inchoit. So we would say, like, you know, this journey with us is inchoit because it's just the beginning. You know? Ah, that's it. Here we go. All right. And that's your vocabulary upgrade for the week. Now go talk spicy and sound smarter than everyone at brunch. Yay! Don't forget on this show, we don't censor things. We just articulate thought. And it's always no advisory, y'all.
SPEAKER_08:I learned two new words, Sam. I learned two new words every week. You forgot them.
SPEAKER_02:That fast. No, they got to them again.
SPEAKER_08:And coins.
SPEAKER_02:Say the first one.
SPEAKER_08:New delicious.
SPEAKER_02:No, he was wrong. What was the words from last week? No. I still have them in my um my Catawampus. Next week, I'm gonna go over all the words that we've discussed and do kind of like a quiz, like to see who remembers what.
SPEAKER_08:Okay, I'm going to go back. I got a bad memory.
SPEAKER_02:You gotta go back to the group chat, y'all. Okay, I gotta go back to the group. You didn't even send them last week. I didn't send them last week, but we still have the first two weeks. I've been looking at the clips. Yeah, that's it. Catawampus. Catawampus. My boy said that cat is wampus. I did.
SPEAKER_08:Listen, man. We don't really need no intro, but we're gonna give him the intro. Anyway, because this is no advisory. Like, we done fucking with bags for years. I knew the skinny bag. Now he the husky bags.
SPEAKER_04:I'm crying.
SPEAKER_08:I knew the bags before no dreads. Now this nigga got full dreads and shit.
SPEAKER_02:Why are you exposing this man business like that?
SPEAKER_08:I mean, it's on the record. This is not exposing. That's just that's just part of bags' life. Yeah, but they didn't. Is it or is it not? They do. They can go back. That shit is still up.
SPEAKER_05:It's still up.
SPEAKER_08:It's still up.
SPEAKER_05:Hey, they better do the research, man. They'll do the research.
SPEAKER_08:I get my research.
SPEAKER_05:The research.
SPEAKER_08:Me too. Me too. He let a new cast. Me too.
SPEAKER_02:I'm interested.
SPEAKER_08:Alright, so you know what it is, man. We're gonna bring in the Northvisory Podcast Sway, Nan. Let him know who you are. Where you from? And what? What the fuck you?
SPEAKER_05:Hey man, it's Big Bad's not the little one, Mr. Interstate. Period. I am an artist. I am a creator. I am a boss. I am a CEO. I am that nigga. If you don't know, you're gonna know. And you already know it is, man. I'm from Norwood, North Carolina, Brickyard, ALB. But I represent North Carolina as a whole. South and North. We had no advisory right now. I'm about to turn the fuck up.
SPEAKER_06:Hold on.
SPEAKER_08:What the fuck you do?
SPEAKER_02:London Bridge is for a little bit.
SPEAKER_08:Oh, so you less I I was fucked up.
SPEAKER_05:Hey, but you know what the fuck I do? I'm a motherfucking artist. I'm the illest nigga coming out of motherfucking North Carolina right now, nigga. You know what the fuck it is.
SPEAKER_08:That's the fuck you do, nigga. Yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah, you already know what the fuck it is.
SPEAKER_08:You said it so slow.
SPEAKER_05:Try humble, I guess that's what it is, right? Fuck that shit. Let's turn up there.
SPEAKER_08:Yeah, facts. Pop that shit.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah, dude.
SPEAKER_08:Come on to Mel Silas. For sure. Huh? What you said? Oh, okay, my bad. Hey, it's y'all it's y'all show now, because I'm just chilling about me.
SPEAKER_02:Did anybody want to go first? I want to go first because I have some. I want to know all the tea. Let's get it. All the tea. And since it's fresh, it was just yesterday, right? Did you guys pull up and do the thing at somewhere, Charlotte? You casting it.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah, yeah, yeah. I hope you're thirsty. Oh, you forgot. Damn. Hey, listen, I'm working. Listen, I just left uh Hamlet. I was just in a parade, man. Like I'm working, but yeah, we just did uh my casting call for chasing bags. If people don't know, they chasing me, nigga. They chasing me.
SPEAKER_02:Chasing the big ones.
SPEAKER_05:Chasing bags. So yeah, we're finna do um my first reality show. You know what I'm saying? Shout out to Ty Bo. Shout out to uh Jennifer. Like, shout out my whole team, man. We done put this motherfucker together. But yeah, we was uh doing a casting call yesterday at somewhere at CLT. That shit is dope, bro. We finna have the craziest motherfucker, bro. We finna get an Airbnb. And be and put all these women in here in this motherfucker one place. Oh, free food, free drinks. We're finna turn the fuck up, man.
SPEAKER_08:Can we come and just like be behind the scenes? It's gonna be bad.
SPEAKER_05:We might have to have a segment for y'all. We might need to do something set this up like that, bro.
SPEAKER_02:I just like seeing the man of bitches like they definitely gonna fight. They definitely gonna talk about it. They fight in me, right? Right. He said we're gonna girls and everybody be gonna be niggas gonna fight. It's like daddies.
SPEAKER_05:And it's gonna be flavor flavor on steroids times a hundred.
SPEAKER_02:Period. Okay, so another question that I do have for you, because I know you didn't do that yesterday. Um, so it's an unspoken, so you are single. Correct. And you're dating to marry?
SPEAKER_07:Yes.
SPEAKER_02:Okay. That's what we needed to establish. So tomorrow, I mean, yesterday, if you guys didn't make it, I'm sure they're gonna be doing more auditions already.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah, yeah, we're gonna do uh more auditions. Matter of fact, uh, we're doing a uh 21 verse. Oh, what 21 verse 1? One versus 21. Yeah, okay, yeah. Yeah, uh go on social media, look on my page, get in contact with Book TV. But we're also gonna do uh call casting calls there too, also for the uh the you know what I'm saying, the chasing bags. So yeah, tomorrow, all the info is on my motherfucking page. So yeah, we're doing that tomorrow up in Charlotte, though. We're in the city of 2020.
SPEAKER_02:I love that. Make sure you guys are following him. I think it's bags with big B-I-G-G for B A G G Z.
SPEAKER_05:You know what you're talking about.
SPEAKER_02:Period. All right. Make sure y'all go follow him, okay? Because there's gonna be a lot of updates and stuff coming. If y'all want to see the bad bitches fighting over bags, make sure y'all turn in. But I do just have one other question for you, right?
SPEAKER_09:All right.
SPEAKER_02:So since you're single and I'm sure you're dating, can you give us one horror story of dating? Horror? I want the worst horror story you have. Yep. Come on, man. Don't listen to me. No advisory.
SPEAKER_05:We ain't advisory on shit. Like, I'm gonna tell you what's so crazy. Is with me, especially with me coming just coming home, like it's like I'm a new on the market, like I'm fresh meat. You feel what I'm saying?
SPEAKER_02:How long have you been home?
SPEAKER_05:Uh like a year and a half. Okay, yeah. You know, I was on house arrest for like six months. So I, you know, so pretty much like a real year, just moving around real serious. Um, one of my craziest shit, um, really like a lot of the stalker type shit, man. Like, I I have motherfuckers like I'm so tedious about showing people where I stay. So I have a motherfucker, uh, like the other day, a motherfucker saying they were following me around. I ain't even know it.
unknown:What?
SPEAKER_02:That's crazy. Yeah. A motherfucker like a girl? Yeah. I mean, he just said a motherfucker. I don't know. I mean, I mean, because we were talking about dating. That's why I said a yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Nah, that's too much.
SPEAKER_05:Nah, that's why my biggest fan is a real, like, my shit is real. Like, you know what I'm saying? But that's probably one of my most crazy shit because I don't really, I'm real tedious about my energy and my space, you know, and I'm just coming home, so I'm kind of funny about who I be around. So, but yeah, that's probably one of my most craziest shit. I was getting followed, and I didn't even know I was getting followed till they told me they were following me.
SPEAKER_02:I sent you a picture, like, I see you taking that right on university right now.
SPEAKER_05:Listen, I'm telling them mostly I seen you, but I'm with such and such, and I that's why I'm not following you. I was like, oh hell no.
SPEAKER_02:Be careful, brody. Be careful. Yeah, but yeah, that's one of the craziest shit right now. Yeah, yeah. I appreciate that info. Thank you.
SPEAKER_05:Hey man, no, this shit real. You gotta know what you're dealing with. Bags is dangerous. I'm dangerous. Dangerous. Dangerous. Yes.
SPEAKER_02:Okay, so you say you just came home. Like, how long was you gone? And welcome home. I just got off probation today. Okay, salute you.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah.
SPEAKER_02:Oh, pro bow.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, pro bow.
SPEAKER_05:Stay that stay off it. So uh please. I had a uh five to 40 year sentence. I ended up getting six years. So um I did four years, right at four years. You know what I'm saying? So I did classes, the program to get time knocked off, my good time. I really didn't fuck it off. I ain't do nothing. So I got to come home early, and they put me on house arrest, so house arrest sent me home early too. So I got one more year on probation. I'm like, you I'm waiting to be free. I got one more year on this shit and I'm done. Done.
SPEAKER_02:Can't hang can't can't hold us for long.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah, hell no.
SPEAKER_02:I I did want to ask one more question about the um the chase and bag show. What what surprised you the most about people showing up to compete for your attention?
SPEAKER_05:So it ain't it wasn't the point of people showing up, it was the type of people that showed up. Like, I'm gonna give y'all like a little. I can give them a look, like a little.
SPEAKER_02:No, listen, no, no, no. Not even the type of women that was there?
SPEAKER_05:No, no, you ain't.
SPEAKER_02:Did anybody put out the audition?
SPEAKER_05:I'm just giving them some round things. But this is what I'm talking about, like the audition of the type of people. So I'm not giving them y'all the sauce. But just be prepared to like laugh. It's gonna be everything. No, I want to fight. Like, I got I got a porn star candy.
SPEAKER_02:Oh lord. Which one? Jenna Fox? But see, that's good though.
SPEAKER_05:Look, bro, that that's that's clickbait, though, bro. That's good. That's all I gotta say. That's all I'm gonna tell y'all. If y'all know, you know. So this shit is gonna be turned the fuck up, bro. Exclusive. Y'all heard it here from the house. Oh, you know something for sure?
SPEAKER_02:Yeah.
SPEAKER_05:Okay. Look, tell tell them to pull up. We need them all there too.
SPEAKER_02:Yeah, yeah. He got he's doing a 20 view. We'll start posting. We'll probably start posting. You need the best match. Fuck that. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, for sure.
SPEAKER_05:For sure. But yeah, I can't give too much, man. My people already on my head about that. But you know, we're gonna turn on this shit gonna be different as hell, though. But yeah, it was just the type of people that pulled up, that's what it was.
SPEAKER_02:What made you want to do the reality TV show?
SPEAKER_05:Um, believe it or not, so um I'm just crossing over to uh being in the entertainment like movies, you know what I'm saying? So my uh role, uh my manager, my team, um, first lady, and like I say, Ty salute Ty. Um, I got a placement on Under the Gun, which that drops uh first of the year with Rich Duncan. So I got two songs on there. So Ty cast me for his movie for uh called uh Fail Trust, him and Gigi. So I fucked around. Then I'm gonna be in a movie called The Hornet's Nest, right? It's called Queen City's The Hornets Nest. So what got me with the reality show? We was at uh Ty Spot and um one of Ty partners, uh Jennifer, she does the uh baddies, the Charlotte baddies, the stuff up there. She was part of the um side chicks of Charlotte shit. So I was like, she does reality show. I said, shit, I need one. I'm just dropping the seed, you feel me? But she took it and ran with it. And she came back to me one day, she said, Look, I'm letting you know I'm writing up your whole thing for your uh reality show. And that's how I got into it, you know what I'm saying? Oh, yeah. So I just put it, I spoke it in existence and it's happening.
SPEAKER_02:Closed mouths don't get fed. I seen what you said about the baby when you were in the studio and he was able to, you know, make that feature for you. And I thought that was fire too. For sure. You can't keep your mouth shut, especially when you know you got something.
SPEAKER_05:Hey, believe it or not, man. Like I say, salute Polo. Like, bro, I'm gonna tell you something. Polo is a legend, bro. Like he's a real, real legend because when hey, listen, that's the problem though, bro. A lot of people don't give you flowers, but hey, nigga, you need a whole flower shot. I love it. So uh we was on Monroe Road, and uh, like I say, um uh that's when it all started, especially me being a part of the team and all that shit. But you know, Polo been knowing me for my feet, my people back in the day. But I was over there, it was at his first spot, you know what I'm saying? And I ran into baby where he was recording over there, and like you say, you gotta say what's up, man. And you know, the nigga blew up 30 days after I got the damn feature. That shit was crazy.
SPEAKER_08:Crazy.
SPEAKER_02:When it comes to creating music, how do you decide what parts of your life stay behind the curtain and what parts you speak in your music? Good question.
SPEAKER_05:So, really, when I'm creative, I don't really hold shit back. Like, I'm not gonna I do a lot of subliminal rapping. Like, if you know, you know, you know, like we all have our own language as black people. So I could say over there or over here, or you know, fuck you, or you we can understand instead of not we saying like not fuck you like fuck, you know what I'm saying? So I do I really put my shit out there, but I do it real sublimally to where like if you know, you know. So if you from the trap and you say I'm in the kitchen cooking up Brittany, you know what I'm talking about, you know what I'm saying? Or if we serving the junkies, or you know, because white people normally nothing bright, you know, be my butt. Crackheads, you know what I'm saying? Be mine is for the cookout. Yeah, oh yeah, no, he definitely at the cookout, he's bringing the chicken. Yeah, he's bringing the chicken. But yeah, um, I I really don't hold nothing back. I just be careful, like, you know, I'm not gonna um rat on myself, but it I do a lot. I really like try to put my shit on there because where I'm at now and what I find out with the music now is bigger than the music. Like, people want to fucking know you. Like, people wanna be if they can, you know, like relate to you, yeah. You know what I'm saying? And I be using the shit like the young boy shit. That's why that nigga win it, man. You got YNs and then they probably just shot up a hood, but in there crying at this nigga concert, bro. You know, like like so, yeah, facts. So what I'm doing right now is I'm trying to put it all out there because I'm gonna be vulnerable. That's why I got trap songs, I got love songs, I got songs for the girls dancing in the club, like I got all kinds of shit. So, really, I try to put it all out there to ask your question, just to put it out there, fuck it.
SPEAKER_02:I appreciate that answer. I do have like a piggyback question off of that since you're talking about putting it out there. If can y'all hear me? If your younger self met like your current self, what's something your younger self would clown you on, and what's something your younger self would be proud of you for?
SPEAKER_05:My younger self would probably clown me on be like, nigga, you soft, nigga. You don't got soft as hell, you pass it. Like, because when when I was younger, I reacted, then thought about it, or didn't even give a fuck about it. So once so since I went through what I went through, because like a class I took in there, it was called RDAP, it's like a drug class. So the class I took, I'm thinking it's about drugs, but they talk about your mental. So when I went away, it mentally taught me how to think because instead of me saying what could happen, I can control what can happen. So right now, um, I feel like my younger self would see that back then because like, you know, man, I used to run around with choppers in the car, like all kind of shit. And we were just ready to go back then. So I feel like that's what it would climb me like, like, boy, you done got soft as shit, you know what I'm saying? But I haven't, I grew. One thing it'll probably be proud of me on is like I never gave up. Like I've been rapping for a long time, like pretty much everybody in this room, like you said, bro, like we've been knowing each other for a minute. Polo been knowing me when I was still putting raps together, male everybody, you know what I'm saying? So my younger self be probably proud of me saying, nigga, you didn't give up, bro, you kept pushing. That part.
SPEAKER_10:And if rapping or designing clothes wasn't your like thing, like what you wanted to do, what would you have done instead?
SPEAKER_05:Probably still be selling drugs. Selling that, yeah, yo. Allegedly. Allegedly. But I'm I'm just being like, well, I I always been an entrepreneur, so I'm I'm in the in different type of stuff, but it's like I'm one of the type of people like when you coming up in like our way of life, a lot of people try to get over instead of try to help you. Like where I'm from, I'm from the country, like my documentary come out, y'all gonna see it like we it's fucked up down there. So um I have to be hands-on with something. I have to know it's gonna work before I can believe what somebody tells me. You feel what I'm saying? So, but I don't know, I don't really know what else I would be doing. Like, I don't really have another plan. I just really wanna take my music as my car, and then I'm putting all the other shit like the clothing line, the uh acting, you know what I'm saying, all that shit in the car with me. I'm just throwing this shit in this car and we driving it.
SPEAKER_02:Yeah, so it's a documentary you're talking about, it's the one that was at the premiere, the red carpet?
SPEAKER_05:Yep, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's it. So right now we're finna get ready either uh we're finna drop it on, or it's gonna be out next year. We're gonna put it on book TV. And we're working on putting it on uh the Tubi, you know what I'm saying, the Netflix. Yeah, so right now that's what we're doing, is uh shopping that shit and getting everything and thing. But yeah, we're gonna put it out 26 is coming out. Yeah, go with the Tubi route. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah. Fucking. Yeah, and you know, book TV shit like that though. Book TV. Yeah, book TV. He's like, they just gave him a um a network. Oh, they did. Hell yeah, bro. He he on uh uh what is it, Apple uh TV, he on Roku, he on all that shit. They just gave him a network. So we in partners with him. He's gonna shoot the reality show and he's gonna shoot my uh series we're doing. Yeah, shout out Book TV, man.
unknown:Book TV.
SPEAKER_02:And you didn't really say that you was a um, you know, yeah, that you have a clothing brand when he asked what you do. So did the music inspire the brand or did the brand inspire the music?
SPEAKER_05:Um, so the music was first before any of this. I always wanted to have me a clothing brand, but I I fought with it for a while because I just didn't want it to be like an ordinary brand, you know what I'm saying? Like, it might say sound cliche, but I I really wanted to be like something like a uh Proud or Gucci. Like, what I mean is like it could be worldwide, but not bust a nigga head on a price and you want to wear it. So really I be trying to bring people into the good and evil is a lifestyle. And you gotta think about it, we deal with this shit every day. So I actually came with that shit. I was in the car smoking when I used to, and it just hit me like good and evil, and I've been rocking with it serious since then.
SPEAKER_02:Was that the cover for one of your albums, right?
SPEAKER_05:Right, so so yeah, right out now, yeah. So what I did was um I'm really just branding, rebranding everybody, because I mean everything, because I I reintroduced myself because like bro say he knew me when I was 704 bags. So I came home as big bags. So I'm rebranding everything. So and the good and evil is really me telling my story and me rebranding myself through my album I just put out since I've been home.
SPEAKER_10:Speaking of good and evil, what song did you find the hardest to work on off the album?
SPEAKER_05:The hardest one? Um I'm gonna keep it real, like the the hardest I I haven't had no hard song to work on. I think the the craziest thing that I did was if y'all listen to The Friend the Foe, was me taking a personal conversation from somebody I was cool with, and they talking shit about me to somebody else that I introduced them to, and they came back and told me. So I think that was probably the hardest thing for me to say, do I want to put this on here? Do I don't want to put this on here? And I'm like, no advisory man, fuck that shit. I'm putting this shit on here, bro.
SPEAKER_09:Non-censored.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah, you feel me? So then that goes to show people and shit that like, you know, my like I said, my vulnerability, that's me showing personal shit that get taught about me with somebody I was close to. So, um, but and then you know, like some of my the real story, I'm telling my story about, you know, when I got told on, I'm talking about one of my cousins that rat it. Like, it's certain shit in there.
SPEAKER_02:I give a lot of personal stuff to, so well, I had a question to kind of piggyback off of that. What's something? Because you know, when people see you on social media, they see the charisma, the confidence, just the player version of you. So, what's something that people might not be expecting that you're improving in the background? Yeah, so we can get these ladies for the background. Let them know. What you working on? Like, what are you working on spiritually, mentally, physically, that nobody would expect to come from you?
SPEAKER_05:Me? Working on me, getting me the myself together. Because one thing about it is like if you don't do self-right, or if you don't work on self, you can't be no good version for nobody. Say that shit again. Yeah, bro. If you're not right, if you don't work on yourself, you would never be a good version for nobody. And that's what I tell my team. I tell my team, I'll be like, look, if it's anything in here that's fucking with your mental, your energy, or whatever, bro, we gotta take care of that because we're not gonna get the best version of you. So that'll be like y'all coming here and doing y'all thing on no advisory, but then y'all don't click. If y'all don't motherfucking click, right, so the energy gonna throw the whole chemistry off. You know what I'm saying? Because y'all rock. So that's what it is. I'm working on me. I'm trying to get me together because I ain't no good if for nobody if I can't get myself together.
SPEAKER_08:That's facts. See, they're gonna clip that for the show. Love that. They're gonna be like, oh yeah, I'm trying to see.
SPEAKER_02:We going up there to go get that made. And he said he wanna be Mary. Right?
SPEAKER_01:Come on.
SPEAKER_02:So I have a question because you you really stamp North Carolina, but for Charlotte, what song off your album would be like a soundtrack song for Charlotte? Like, if people are entering the city and the song is just playing on the radio to like represent Charlotte. I like what you pick.
SPEAKER_05:It's so crazy, man. Look, this was so crazy you said it. So, first off, since you said something about the radio, man, salute incognito. Incognito got two of my songs right now playing on Power 98. He got um My Biggest Fan and he got uh Load featuring on Taco Bay. Those two songs right there in rotation, man. Y'all call and request that shit. But um, right now with the state of music and what Charlotte is right now, it's gonna be Barbie. Like you said, like I took Barbie to uh Bliss. And when I tell you, them motherfuckers went crazy. Like, right now, where we at, and you know, I think Barbie would be the number one, and the women, girls, ladies, y'all winning right now. So why not me just add to the fire? You know what I'm saying, and turn up, you know what I'm saying? Like Barbie in the face, and she's super thick.
SPEAKER_02:And her baby father mad.
SPEAKER_05:Her baby didn't hate her because she stayed on the shit. Yeah, man. We turning them up, bro.
SPEAKER_02:Okay, that was a little triggering.
SPEAKER_06:Hey, that's right. That's what we're supposed to do then. I know I'm doing something right. The biggest fan right there, you gotta watch out. There you go.
SPEAKER_02:I support though. I love good music. I listen to the album, and I think that you have some really, really great songs. Like, I ever since I was a kid, honestly, like I could pinpoint a song and be like, oh, that's gonna be fire. Like, whatever. But yeah, you got something like that one right going, yeah. I like that.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah, thank you. Thank you.
SPEAKER_08:Hey, Fred Matt, while we want, let's talk about the album right quick. That's out right now, man. Incredible album. Talk about that, because uh when I went to the um listening session, I took me about like three days because I wanted to really sit down and listen to that album in his you know totally incredible fucking album, bro. I gotta say that shit is dope. So take us through like the process and you know, good, good, good, good versus evil. Um, and just take us through the process of making that album.
SPEAKER_05:So, first I'll salute you because I know you don't like shit now. I don't. I know you don't. You don't like nothing. And you pulled up with the team, bro. So I you know that's dope as fuck. You always support me, man. So the process of it was, bro, like I really took a collective of previous music I done before I went in, and new music when I came out. And I collectively was telling a story. So the whole foundation was I wanted to take it back kind of to like when uh Dr. Dre made Chronic 2001 with the skits, you know what I'm saying? Like really telling a story. So real shit, it was just really like from me, you know, transitioning from the beginning to the end. So really, I just took those songs that best describe what I was going through and why I was in life and me really, you know, showing the world. me and I just took that shit and we placed it so we probably worked on that motherfucker uh probably a good six to eight months like the music was done it took it took it took more time picking the songs bro because I went through like I probably went through like 50 songs we got down to 30 songs then we got down to 20 songs then we got down to like 17 songs you feel what I'm saying so and then we ran into like some kind of technical issue and I'm gonna tell every artist this make sure y'all motherfucking beats are cleared I'm gonna tell y'all this shit now because I personally went through it so you know I'll be a piece of shit if I don't get a game so before and I know niggas be wanting their money for the beat but niggas sell a beat the you you you and whoever the first one to like go really do something with it. Or yeah or uh register it register okay register got it's y'all shit yeah so I ran through that with uh like three of my songs and they got took off but it worked out for the best anyway because you know like like you say like it ain't too long is and you will listen to it over again it ain't one of them things like okay I heard it now fuck that shit but that was the process bro it took longer to pick the songs out than really to do the music. I mean you could tell about a body work and how each song because you know when you listen to an album an album is supposed to tell a story and you're supposed to like supposed to feel the music and just not like it just sounds like you just took some song and threw them together in no particular order just throw shits on there shit was sonically in order in place I'm sitting there rocking like okay okay okay okay yeah yeah yeah that shit was hard I appreciate you bro salute my team man one out music because like bro uh um his name Duke Williams he the one that sound that nigga engineered and mixed the master out that motherfucker he's a four time platinum producer so he already know where it needs to be and you just stamped that and said that because he knows sonically what it takes to have a platinum record or a record of here like that.
SPEAKER_02:So salute my team yeah Duke Williams shout out Duke Williams when I mean yeah did your thing on that absolutely so the album is called Good vs evil as we all know so if you had two cards in front of you right now which bags showed up to the interview today the good one or the evil one got the good on the right evil on the left be honest both thank you that was a Jade answer right there I don't care what a motherfucker sentence were we all got multiple personalities in us absolutely you got the greeter you got the nice motherfucker and you got the motherfucking asshole you're gonna meet if you play with us we all got multiple personalities regardless you know what I'm saying the greeter won't be no facts disappointing that he didn't say damn it's I've been almost six months goddamn I can't help it but anyway Oh Lord we gotta find you one she she gonna be on the I'm looking at you need the 20 V1 you're not going to the 20v1 I'm gonna go to the 20v1 to do it and have fun yeah of course but the show hell no I'll be whooping bitches ass between me and jail I'm from the hood they gotta say they gonna sign a motherfucking muscle matter you cannot call the police you can't do nothing on this truth I'm laughing and I'm joking but they really know me.
SPEAKER_05:If y'all here from Harvey y'all know I get to then I fight okay but I'm not going on TV to fight I have kids like mama why would you up there beating them girls up like that lady mama that's crazy I love y'all though I love y'all though go up there and go go for the right reasons for real go find some love don't be playing with Disney okay so what's your type though like what you looking for like what's the aspects what's the quality just put she putting the application right facts facts so I'm I'm gonna tell I'm gonna tell you what's so crazy because when um we was sitting down and was doing a scassing call my team asked me the same thing and I told them I said when I was younger I could try to jot down the list of what I like right but where we at now you can have a badass bitch bad in respect not just woman but she be ugly in the inside you can have a woman that's you know home homely whatever whatever whatever whatever she be the best thing for you so really I'm open to anything I'm just like I like what I like if if we click and I energy to click because looks can only go so far like I wanna like I wanna wanna be around you like you can have a pretty motherfucker or whatever but then you can only be around that motherfucker for a day like you stay a day and you won't want to see it the next week or something like that. So really what I'm looking for is I just you know I don't think like with me like I feel like I'm not gonna be able to explain it like it's just gonna be something like I want to be around you. You know what I'm saying?
SPEAKER_08:So I don't really have a particular type it's just I think it's gonna be when I see it I see it you know what I'm saying so you know that's one game so facts now are you really like you know I mean looking for something or just for show because now you know a lot of these shows they don't really be looking they just you know just for show then like love Marla are you really looking for love when you looking for a lady or what you doing so but without giving it away I know he's mad at me right now for asking that he said yeah he said he dating for marriage dating for marriage I mean yeah bro like it's like with anything bro we we we can say like I could say I ain't looking for nothing but then that's when it'll happen.
SPEAKER_05:So I'm I'm open for what it's going for but until you know what I'm saying it catches me or whatever it is like I'll go with it. But if nothing comes from this like if I don't find my one then I just got to keep going on bro you know what I'm saying but honestly I'm gonna be open I'm gonna get them to real me it's it's just up if they know what to fucking do with me. If you if you know how to get me and know what to do with me then we can have something out of that but if not bro you know how it is bro a motherfucker just got to know what they're doing with you bro they don't know what they're doing with you bro then they ain't for you anyway.
SPEAKER_08:That's facts that's facts so you hear that ladies bring your A game you better know what you're doing with me.
SPEAKER_02:If not going to see your way out B be intentional be intentional like I did that right yeah that's hard I like that you were supposed to continue though you supposed to say what it was was start off what you said huh?
SPEAKER_08:Start off with I said bring your A game now you're gonna see your way out B.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah because then D gonna hop over E and F you up there looking for you finish that my G Okay I'm when it speaking of what the helly and B Myers what is that song gonna be streaming I'm trying to I've been waiting for that was on release what song what's we don't even know what song we don't even know never mind who is B Myers is if you was Brian White there you you not there you stream white B Myers and his lawyers will be in contact yeah man nah see that we did that because so then you know y'all heard a great body of work but y'all hearing what's coming next yeah and if you ask for that now so you already know that motherfucker finna be crazy.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah not to talk about it too much but this gonna hear it when it comes out yeah it's gonna be shout to my man B Minds so what up yeah salute B Minds broke him salute quality and tea bro for like letting that shit go through bro yeah be my brother man we've been rocking for a long time yeah I didn't even know B Minds was like in the in the mix like that until I found out that he was in the mix listen bro he's saying like them fries look he he go back he go back to Polo Studio Monroe Roll too when we was doing coalition shit he go all the way back that far I was like I'm just now getting a whiff I've been around the block a few times he gonna be he gonna be the one of the biggest motherfucking country muffers out of here bro I promise you as soon as that mother one shit catch they ain't gonna better touch that boy bro I I hear it I see it bro like as long as we get tickets bro you don't give us no tickets I'm coming to fucking hunt you down Bind you Brian yep Brian is I just gave him a name find you Brian yeah that ain't my name I just I just made it up I know I know nah yeah man like I appreciate the love obviously I love y'all and big up to Polo man Polo the goat for real polo the OG I went to Polo's old studio that's where I first started doing anything and uh you know it's crazy because now I'm just sitting here listening to Bags story on it and I'm realizing how much mine and bags story before we even met each other for real kind of intertwines with each other when it comes to Charlotte and the music culture and the way that it's been built up and and and really like created some real strong houses out here for real. Like you know you know baby and then bags is back and better than ever you know I knew him at 704 Bags I knew him then that's how I met him and then I reconnected with him I was like where you been then he talked to me and then I went away and I now I'm back. So it's just crazy how everything kind of intertwines and um talking to Polo on a ring camera was like damn I'm home bruh I'm home for real.
SPEAKER_05:So I love it and I gotta give my man his flowers because he's he's uh first one that came and put his arm around me and said ain't nobody gonna support you but I don't care what they say you do you keep going and that's that's my dog for real so brother for life for real southern y'all love that yeah who's cut onions in here speech be my appreciate it was that was that was I know the environment I need some um you know some some speeches and shit like that some motivational motivational yo it's money in that it's money in that we all got we all got the gift to get yeah that's right on the lawyer game too you heard him talking about the law shit gotchain gotcha no I want to play a quick game right quick can we play a quick game quick game quick game I'm always down but then we're gonna play a quick game yeah let's do it quick game but would you rather would you rather alright now I mean I ain't I ain't gonna be um settled with this shit I'm just gonna hit you in the head would you rather bad breath like holotos type breath as soon as you look at the face or saying put it no I don't know I'm just making or ugly face ugly like like idiot like an ugly face oh damn it's gonna be crazy when I say something to you why holotosis you can fix ugly face you can't fix nigga so I can work on it with that breath but that face wait how you gonna fix that what you gonna do we took her to the damn uh dentist she she might got a bad too she might need that tone straight that shit is uncurable like it's just now now you add shit to it bro you should have said that at the beginning bro yeah you feel me you ain't say that yeah yeah yeah you add shit to the shit cause I had a good answer now fuck that yeah we're gonna fix that halitosis we're gonna fix that shit all right would you rather have no kneecaps or no elbows what yeah you heard me I'll take the kneecaps 400 right and then what's this uh what's that by cell bicep that's it so would you just have a long arm you just your arms can't move just so you just be no kneecap but then you can't walk if you don't have kneecaps yeah yeah listen what you want to do uh I guess no elbows you said no elbows right no elbows yeah no elbows because I if I I can walk if I can walk shit a girl gonna look at me if I can just do that yeah yeah yeah I'ma have that bag I done seen motherfuckers with bags and them motherfuckers ain't got no legs no arms like this they gotta there you go I'ma just be just like that a lot of mis uh doggy style that's it she ain't gotta look at my arms I would just maybe the legs my legs can stay open the whole time yeah definitely I have to do the arms shit bro because I I would like to walk I gotta walk I ain't have nobody trying to push me around shit I'm having I'm I'm having to feed me polo she got to feed the nigga yeah because it it ain't gonna be in you right damn you right broke your head damn I guess yeah I gotta rethink that then yeah fuck that take my dad yeah take my dcast then hey bro that's a crazy fucking question bro what the fuck I just I stole that from somebody okay okay and get that motherfucker back bro that shit right there have somebody fucked up in the game y'all got one would you do no no no no then we said we're gonna do it huh I don't have one sorry I just drew a blank and we sat here for like 30 seconds y'all really did it got so quiet so quiet we was waiting on a female figure I have to say that no I know what we were gonna do the lyrics let's do the lyrics okay go ahead but we have to um okay so I'm gonna basically say a word and I want you to think of the first lyric you can freestyle it or it can be a song that's already known okay so the word is gonna be uh pretty I like it like that I like it like that huh as Julie but where the pretty coming at what you talking about use pretty the word for it oh um but then why you thought about that song because you said pretty like that like that back I don't know how to act that's what I'm saying yeah but yeah um so pretty gotta be in there so uh what's what's the song bro named my uh pretty young thing or you can freestyle it you know you can freestyle it's right there he in a he buying Christmas gifts and shit um let me see with Christmas that's why I celebrate Kwanzaa don't have seen with no fucking arts oh I'm like what um let me see pretty right uh throw it out on the I was thinking pretty round round going roundtown or pretty Ricky sorry we are we just took your fucking word no you do I could I was thinking of that song that had a PY was it pretty young thing what was that PYT yeah that's what I was thinking about yeah it is PYT but who sings that song I think it's Wale Michael Jackson no the young niggas when they just came out that PYT song Wale okay okay cost you a 50 what cost you a fifty oh you want to book me gonna cost you a fifty nobody do it like me in the city I better go hit it plus it took me and gotta go get it run up the back and go buy me a rich gummies came out of the salons ate out the churches nobody do it like me in the street that's how you let you get away with that shit nah dead what huh yeah yeah you and my wife okay one more I'm gonna make it hard gummies gummies yes gummies gummies yummy gummy bears because she finna be high gummies I'm challenging I don't know no someone got them gummies he could freestyle so it she gotta suck it to his gummy and all we do is count the money hey she my bad bitch she my money gummy and ain't nothing even funny so what the fuck y'all like oh no that was fire gummy bad bags never know what my tower they could find you out on all social media platforms bad hey man listen to big bags not the little one on every platform man is B-I-G-G B-A-G-G-Z and listen I got matter of fact I got a new song dropping tomorrow bro okay it's called motherfucking um down for whatever featuring motherfucking James Artisan matter of fact y'all heard the song vibrate do you have it now yeah I got it listen we're gonna rock out to that song then we're gonna play that and we're gonna can we do that yeah yeah yeah yeah I can send it to you right quick no no don't even send it to me plug it up all right all right for sure so yeah uh listen man y'all find me on all social media platforms man y'all go follow me man look like I say look salute Holly Land right here man y'all go get I'm a brand ambassador for Holly Land you know I'm saying it's the motherfucking what's this candy apple vodka move over cut orders man listen what I'm telling you man listen this will set your party off right man no I ain't gonna front you had this at the um the listening joint and what she put in there she put the grenadine in there yeah grenadine this shit with the grenadine in there is tough it's tough yeah the uh that um right now I got the cookies coming out man the good and evil cookies got good and evil cookies yeah bro yeah no no no no no I was gonna do that but you should have put like one side is good like it's to like a certain amount of THC and the evil got some shit in there you go so look nah that's something I can do so um that um like I say you can catch me in the Tupies movies about to drop 26 I'm gonna be in Fail Trust I'm gonna be in uh Queen City's the Hornet's nest um right now I got two songs on under the gun with Rich Dunk Ty Durton um shit what else I got going on barrel um shit matter of fact good and evil just hit over it's like a little bit over 300,000 on all my platforms streams and boos with everything um shit bro we working bro like hey y'all call request my shit on the radio man it's that North Carolina shit man is big bags man like I said runner shit let me hold let me find the shit puts attitude up and ready I was over here talking right now looking up the rotation goddamn table a second I got it bro I don't know why you find that man you know what it is man Charles the Moore's podcast shout out to my dangers crew it is your boy Sil McLean das What's up bitches it's Lex Rated Bella me a beautiful fucking soul you already know it's me jasmine like the flower do not forget the like the flower thank you not forget the like the motherfucker what kind of flower jasmine flower oh the jasmine flower so I'm Jasmine every week every week the flower I'm gonna do it again every week if I said jasmine like the rice would you know oh I love jasmine me too but I'm not a rice I'm not a rice grain I'm a flower white and raw rice okay that's both because there's a such thing as the jasmine flower if you've never heard of it there's a flower called jasmine and I'm her like the flower so that's like saying like if they're like oh my name is Aladdin like the prince my name is Trump like the president why do you say like the flower because my name is Jasmine because I'm a I grew as a small I know I'm gonna tell you right now what's your name friend?
SPEAKER_02:Y Kill okay why kill the reason I call myself Jasmine like the flower is because my birth name is Jasmine but it's a double entundra because I was born as a little tiny Bud and I blossomed into a full bloomed, fragile, smell good, beautiful being.
SPEAKER_00:That was like so cliche-ish.
SPEAKER_09:He's a hater. Don't even listen to her.
SPEAKER_08:That was a bud in a beam. She delayed it.
SPEAKER_02:That was cute.
SPEAKER_05:Jasmine liked the flower.
SPEAKER_02:Jasmine liked the flower, but don't get it fucked up. She still got thorns, all right? She still got thorns. If you know, you know. Hey. Alright, Bags, bringing this song.
SPEAKER_05:Hey man, right now, bro, y'all about to get a exclusive, exclusive, exclusive preview of Down for Whatever. Big Bags and James Artisan, bro, is dropping tonight at 12 o'clock, man. Y'all make sure y'all go get this shit.
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