From New York Bars To Charlotte Beats With Producer Kyv'ace

Snoring can be a punchline until it’s the reason you can’t breathe at 3 a.m. Producer Kyv'ace pulls up and tells a story that starts with music and ends with a real health warning: untreated sleep apnea and high blood pressure can spiral into chronic kidney disease. Hearing him describe that night in Charlotte and what the doctors found afterward is a gut check for anybody who keeps brushing symptoms off as “normal.”

We also get deep into hip hop craft. Kyv talks boom bap loyalty, neo soul love, and how he actually builds records in today’s remote era: locking BPM, testing beats with acapellas to prove the pocket, then matching the right lyricist to the right vibe. He breaks down his EO Dub roots and the MC Challenge format that pushes written bars, a cappella, freestyle grab bag, beat juggle, and the cypher round, plus why that kind of platform can sharpen a whole city.

Then we do what No Advisory does best: honest arguments. The crew drags the club scene prices, debates automatic draft registration, and goes all the way in on “snitching vs being a victim” with real examples and zero sugar coating. Lex Rated closes with a raw dating reality check about transactional love and the question that stings the most: are you trying to connect or calculate?

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Transcript

Wild Intro And Roll Call

SPEAKER_20 0:00

What's up, bitches is no advisory, the real, raw, and reckless motherfucking podcast. Please make sure you tap in and tune in. And if you have a problem with what we gotta say, drop it in the comments, because we really don't give a fuck. And it's the one and only Jasmine like the motherfucking flower. And if you don't know, how you know? No, nigga. Nigga. And it's your girl, Noah Ladass. What's up, freaks and geeks? It's your favorite Aquarius, Lex Rated. And it's Swish ACTO. More house. No, you fucked it up. It's Swish ACTO, the dishwasher nigga with more plates in the sink. If I'm capping, I'm napping, and I'm wide awake.

SPEAKER_18 1:06

On a day.

SPEAKER_07 1:07

Shout out to my man Swish. He'd be here in a minute. You always fucking late. How'd they say they're gonna be you'll be late to your funeral? That'd be Swish. They'd be like, where's the casket? Up. He's on the way.

SPEAKER_20 1:20

He's on the way.

SPEAKER_07 1:25

But man, we got a great show planned for y'all today, man. Shout my man seven on the boards holding it down. Shout my man K Digital eating a Boeing glasses. Yeah, shh sh.

SPEAKER_20 1:33

What are you eating?

SPEAKER_07 1:34

Boeing lessons.

SPEAKER_20 1:36

Who got that base?

SPEAKER_07 1:38

Yeah. I mean, it's cool. It's a Jane.

unknown 1:40

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:41

Shout out my man Lucibars in the corner, right there holding it down. What's my man? What's your name? What's your name, bro?

unknown 1:45

Catch Rack.

SPEAKER_07 1:46

Huh?

unknown 1:47

Catch Rack.

SPEAKER_07 1:47

Cat Catch Wreck. Shout my man catch. My nigga said catch wreck. Catch Rack. Be beating niggas up.

SPEAKER_18 1:54

That sounds very violent.

SPEAKER_07 1:55

That sounds like very violent, right?

SPEAKER_18 1:56

Crash out ass nigga.

unknown 1:58

I'll do my thing out here.

SPEAKER_07 1:59

Okay, he catch wreck out here, motherfuckers. I heard that catch wreck. I'm scared of that nigga. We got my girl Heaven! Heaven! Heaven in the building! I forgot the round of applause and shit. Yeah. Shout out 9, corporate night, corporate night. Yeah. Looking like an upper con. Hey, green. I'm just I'll just throw straight bullets. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm I'm gonna catch wreck on you. It's my bodyguard over there. Catch wreck. And we got a very special guest in the building with us today. My man Ace. What's goodie? What's goodie? Listen, man, we're gonna bring you in the no advisory man, the no advisory way. Okay? We're gonna ask you three simple questions. Just three. You ready? All right, we're gonna ask you who you are, where you from, and what the fuck you do?

SPEAKER_18 2:57

Only dead homie. It on me.

Meeting Producer Kai Vace

SPEAKER_15 2:59

Yo, I'm Kai Vase. I'm originally from New York and New Jersey. I lived in New Jersey as well. I lay out here in Charlotte, been here for about six years, and I'm a music producer right now. You know, I was a former rap artist uh for 20 plus years, but now I'm a music producer for about six years. Dope. On the dead oh mies.

SPEAKER_20 3:21

So coming from up north to Charlotte, how does those environments shape your sound, like and your um hustle?

SPEAKER_15 3:30

Oh uh I'm very traditional. Like I stick to the boom bat, you know what I'm saying? Like that's that's my style of uh hip hop that I listen to. I'm not really into the trap, but shout out to all the people that do the trap music, you know what I'm saying? Not hating at all. There's a lot of good artists that do that um as well. But my sound, the stuff I like to listen to is traditionally the boom bat. Uh and like the Neo Soul stuff too. I'm really big on the Neo Soul.

SPEAKER_18 3:54

Fuck with Neo Soul.

SPEAKER_06 3:55

Yeah, I fuck with Neo Soul.

SPEAKER_20 3:56

Yeah, me too.

SPEAKER_15 3:57

Yeah, Jill Scott.

SPEAKER_20 3:59

She goes, Joe Scott. And Miss Windows. Yeah, I definitely noticed that um some of your projects, you know, feature a lot more of the lyricists of the rap game, and that's something that I can appreciate coming from up top myself. I'm not from New York, but I'm from Connecticut. I don't know, y'all already know. Harvard Stand Up.

SPEAKER_06 4:19

50 Cent neighborhood.

SPEAKER_20 4:20

He's from he's from Southside Jamaica, Queens. But yeah, so I just wanted to know like how was it working with some of the hottest lyricists, like Saw Scott, J.R. Ryder, J. Hood, like some of the people that you have written big beats for, you know, just seeing them in the booth and they doing their thing. Like, how was that experience for you?

SPEAKER_15 4:39

Uh so it was a it was a it's an interesting experience because I started the album back in like 2022, and uh, and that's when I already moved here. When you listen to the album, a lot of a lot of the artists are from where I'm from back home, like New York, New Jersey. So I didn't have the opportunity to really be in the booth with them. So I, you know, I was like, I reached out to a lot of artists that I knew already, and I'm like, yo, I want you to run this song. I hear you on the song, I had this vision for the song, and they went in the booth and they did it, sent it back to me, and then that's when I, you know, uh I tweaked it up a bit uh to my liking. And uh that that's kind of how 90% of the album was done. There's only a few songs that I actually was in the booth with the people. Um gotcha.

SPEAKER_20 5:24

So what what's your style when it comes to creating? Do you know what you're gonna do when you walk in the building, or is it something where it's like a build-up or a workup through it?

SPEAKER_15 5:34

Yeah, I definitely know. Like when once I start doing the beat, you know, uh, my trick is I like to grab, you know, I know what BPM that I'm using.

SPEAKER_07 5:44

And uh per minute for I don't know.

SPEAKER_15 5:47

Yes, and I look for acapellas that are already out there. So like I go on YouTube and I find like a Nas acapella that matches the BPM of the beat that I'm making, and I throw Nas on it just to see how it sounds. Like, do I have something here? Like, does it sound dope with Nas on it? Does it sound like something? And then if it does, then I'm like, bet. Then I find an artist that kind of matches that style, and then I reach out to them, like, yo, I think you would sound dope on this. And uh, and I give them like the vision of like the topic, maybe with the beat and stuff like that. And uh they just they just go to work. Everybody did they did their thing on the album, man? I'm proud, man. I'm proud of everybody for great.

SPEAKER_20 6:25

I'm not bad. So um, I know from you know, coming from up north and all that you say, it's like more of a hustle mentality. How does that translate to Charlotte for you? Because I know you said you've been here for six years now. Do you feel like it's kind of matching that same energy?

SPEAKER_15 6:38

Oh, no, not at all.

SPEAKER_20 6:40

Yeah, be real, but this this is no advisor. We want the real the real.

SPEAKER_15 6:44

Not at all. Yeah, we're gonna talk about that. Like Charlotte, Charlotte definitely, I mean, shout out to Charlotte, but you know, it's kind of hard. Like, I I feel like it's kind of hard for me. First of all, I'm not like really a people person, so it took I'm I'm kind of an introvert, so you know, I don't go outside often. So that's like one strike against me, you know. And I'm from New York, so it's kind of hard for me to find those people to like really work with that are from down here. Some people don't even give me a chance, they write me off because they just come up top. Yeah. So I feel like that's the thing too. Um, and then also just this new era of people that do music. Um, you know, everything's on social media. And um from from back in my day, like when we when we did music, if I bumped into you and you was nice or you was dope, like yo, let's collab, let's do that. You know what I mean? Nowadays, like you reach out to somebody and they try and maybe they have like a thousand more followers than you, and now they try to yeah, they try to like yeah, they leave you on red or something like that. Or then they the craziest thing to me is like local artists charging for money for features. Like that's that's crazy to me. Like, you're gonna charge another your local artist and you charge another local artist for make it make sense.

SPEAKER_20 7:57

Make it make sense.

SPEAKER_15 7:58

Like the reason why people are charging, you know what I mean? Like, for instance, uh J.R. Ryder. Like J.R. Ryder has some type of name. Like people are gonna, that's gonna generate some interest when you see his name on the album, and they're gonna want to check it out, maybe even buy the album. So that's why them kind of artists charge us. Like MC Joe Blow charging me$300 for a verse, like for what why?

SPEAKER_07 8:19

I ain't getting nobody named Joe Blow or anything like that.

SPEAKER_15 8:21

Like, why? Joe Blow.

SPEAKER_18 8:23

No, I didn't do no shit.

SPEAKER_07 8:25

So let me um, because you know, I known of you, because crazy because, you know, during the training day circuit, and that's when I like connected the dots, right? Go back to like training camp. It was in training camp at the pyramid. Yeah, right? It was crazy. It was like we was doing training camp, and then they always said, 'cause you did your joint on Sundays, like, yo, you gotta go to EO Dub. It was extremely hard to get into fucking EO Dub. Like, take us back to those times. How those times were for you. I know how for me it was incredible.

Building Beats With Acapellas

SPEAKER_15 9:01

Uh I got down with EO Dub, uh, which is the end of the week, uh, it which is a platform, uh, longest open open, the longest running open mic in New York City. Yep. Um, and uh that started in 2001, like I believe like a week after the pyramids. Like I mean the week after the Twin Towers. And um and they started that, and uh I came along around 2004, I believe. And uh I just I found them, I forgot, maybe it was MySpace. I don't remember MySpace. Oh MySpace. Yeah, bro, don't talk about fucking lyrics and the shit coming from the background. I think it was the MySpace days, and I seen my guy Big Zoo who's actually on my album. He's actually the founder of uh End of the Week. Uh so I saw a video of him freestyling with uh KRS1 and I'm like, and he was showing KRS one up. Like he was like, I was like, woo! You know what I'm saying? So I'm like, okay, we gotta go out there to Lower East Side, New York, and uh and see what's good. So we went out there, and that's when I realized, like, yo, there's some like crazy lyricists out there. I grew up in a town where I was pretty much always the dopest nigga out. You know what I'm saying? Like, and then when I went out there, I'm like, okay, there's people on my level, and even better. You know what I mean? So, you know, that that elevated me to, you know, that allowed me to step my game up. And uh, especially seeing all those artists, like you got Iron Solomon that came out there. You got Nav Hoffa that came out there, uh Nims, the don't you ever disrespect me, that guy. He's from there. Uh, I was in the studio with him, Sway Sever, Poison Pen. There's so many artists that came out of EO Dub. Uh so I'm just glad to be a part of the family, and I'm glad to uh to be able to bring that down here to Charlotte.

SPEAKER_07 10:55

Yeah, that was incredible. I was like, I was going through this day, and they were like, Yeah, man, you gotta um go go check out the um the the what's the name of it that you call it again? I want to make it MC Challenge. MC Challenge. And they was like, yeah, a guy named du-da-da. And I'm like, okay, and I saw when I went do my research, I was like, EO dub. I'm like, it can't be. Remember when I hit you up? Like, this can't be the nigga from like, yeah, like that's fucking crazy. But yeah, talk about that, because that end of the week, um, that joint is incredible. Like, it brings out the lyricists. Yes. I had my man Luci Bars.

SPEAKER_15 11:25

He has Oh yeah, definitely. So the end of the week MC Challenge is a five-round competition where there's usually like five to six MCs that get in it, and they do uh they go through a course of five rounds. So you got the written round, you got the a cappella round, then you got the freestyle grab bag round, which everybody loves, which uh you bring a bag on the stage and it's a bag full of random items, and the MCs gotta pull them out and on the spot and rap about them. And then you have the uh beat juggle round uh where the DJ tries to throw you off with mad different wild beats. So throw on like Super Mario or throwing the Family Matters theme. Yeah, and you gotta rap on it. Nasty work right there. And then you got the cypher round. So, you know, that that whole MC challenge was uh created by um by another founder, his name is Vice Versus, uh, who actually passed away during the COVID era. Um and uh he started he came up with the idea and he created that, and um it was it was just meant not to be like a rap battle to diss each other and and stuff like that. It's just like to showcase your skills, like who's better bar for bar, pound for pound?

SPEAKER_07 12:34

Yeah, I mean it really did the last one that shit tests your MC skills, most definitely.

SPEAKER_15 12:42

And and it's hard, it is hard. Like people people people think they could just jump into it just because like a few people said they nice, and then they realize when they're on stage, like damn, I ain't it didn't go exactly what I thought it thought it would be. And and sometimes it's not because you're just you're not good enough, it's because you didn't you didn't prepare for this type of event. You know what I mean? It's all preparation to me.

SPEAKER_07 13:07

Like you know absolutely.

SPEAKER_18 13:09

I have a question about the transition from New York down here.

SPEAKER_20 13:15

What's something that you wish or would like to be instilled as far as the lifestyle in New York and Charlotte that you think would really help artists excel?

SPEAKER_15 13:26

Down here, um I would say like I feel like I feel like it's real clicky down here. Like, you know what I'm saying? It's very, very, very clicky. That all the time. Um and and it's just like damn, it's like like like I said, I remember like the EO Dub days. I go to the EO Dub and I'm brushing shoulders with all these known legends, like artists, and it's nothing to get on a verse with them, it's nothing to collaborate with them, to talk to them, yeah, to do, but down here, it's like who you? Like, why are you talking to me? Like, like uh like niggas, you trying to get on, we're trying to get on together.

SPEAKER_20 14:11

We both got some time and let's make this shit pop.

SPEAKER_15 14:15

And it just kills me because it's like, damn, I I come from I come from an era where a bunch of animals, man, and and y'all down here.

SPEAKER_07 14:23

All in the same accord and shit. Yeah. These niggas out here.

SPEAKER_15 14:27

So so to answer your question, that that I I wish like people would work more down here and not be like be less clicky. Because you know what I mean? Like, that's why Charlotte doesn't really have nobody. I feel like Charlotte doesn't really have any anybody besides like the baby. And uh I don't know who well.

SPEAKER_07 14:45

We got baby got Fetty P got Jay Breezy that's gonna be.

SPEAKER_15 14:48

I just got on the Fetty P's dope.

SPEAKER_07 14:49

Yeah, he's real like different.

SPEAKER_15 14:52

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 14:52

Um I mean you gotta you got Tootie, Big Tootie that's out here. There's a couple of artists that's uh making headway. Um, but we we was talking with Breezy the other day, um talking about like the sound, yeah. Right, like what's the Charlotte sound and all of that? Um, you know how New York, you know, even with down to the drill, you knew if it was a New York drill song as opposed to a Chicago drill song. It was just different, the sound. You know, it's like I don't know.

SPEAKER_15 15:15

What do you what do you guys think the uh the Charlotte sound is? Nobody knows.

SPEAKER_20 15:20

Copycat.

SPEAKER_15 15:21

Nobody, nobody.

SPEAKER_20 15:23

I don't think they have a sound. I definitely haven't heard of it.

SPEAKER_07 15:26

Pitty Pablo. Yeah, nobody's doing it. Pitty Pablo.

SPEAKER_20 15:27

I love making some Petey Pablo. Don't go over and I don't want my uncle.

SPEAKER_07 15:31

What do you think Charlotte Sound is? Charlotte Sound should be. It should be any place, right? Any state, borough, whatever. I wish I should I gotta be able to hear the artist to know, oh, they from Charlotte. You know what I'm saying? Like, I I don't know. Like the baby don't even know.

SPEAKER_20 15:50

I feel like it's so many people here, like it is really a melting pot. You hear that so many times. But people have been here since they were, you know, 10, 11, 12, but they're always going back home. So they're bringing that culture back with them, and there's just no sound because a charlatan rapping, I don't know. I don't see it.

SPEAKER_15 16:06

I think we could create a sound if we stop being so clicking.

SPEAKER_05 16:10

Yeah, I think it's never gonna say it start, it starts with the producer though.

SPEAKER_04 16:15

Yeah, it does.

SPEAKER_15 16:17

There's a lot of producers, but that's what I'm saying. Like, there's a producer, but he'll only mess with his small little group of people, and and that's it. Like he won't work, even if you're dumb nice, it'll be like, who are you? Why like nah? I I'm cool with you know my little circle of people.

Charlotte Music Scene Culture Shock

SPEAKER_05 16:34

Like I think that's how it got beat up. It gotta be like whatever circle of people he link with, it's up to them to take that beat to the next level. Cause it's like kind of with the Detroit sound. Like everybody saw what Rio was doing, right? And like baby facing them, and like now everybody in Detroit and around the world want to use that same beat concept. Right. That's the sound.

SPEAKER_15 16:53

They made it hot, though. They made it hot. Like the Grizzel there too and the Buffalo show.

SPEAKER_16 16:58

Facts, facts, facts.

SPEAKER_20 16:59

Shout out to BSF. Sorry, yeah, no, those my guys, sorry. But um, I had a question. So basically, um um name a track. I know that basically you do beats and you produce as well, but you have your own album with your music on it. So can you name a track on the album that basically represents the old you, and then one track that represents who you're becoming?

SPEAKER_15 17:20

Oh, that's a good question. Oh, you got me looking at that.

SPEAKER_20 17:23

That's how I'm coming, friend.

SPEAKER_16 17:24

How she's coming.

SPEAKER_15 17:25

You got me looking at the back of my uh track list right now. Like, get into it. Okay. Um the old me. I'm gonna say I'm gonna say the old me return uh call of war. And that's that's featuring, that's featuring my man Luci Bars, that's right here.

SPEAKER_20 17:50

Yeah, we love the old rap.

SPEAKER_15 17:53

I was actually in the studio uh with Lucy when he did that. Um that's one of the few uh uh songs that I was actually in the studio with the artists. And um the reason why I say the old style, because that is just straight raw. Just bars, like just straight up, just bars is going in. Um and he did his thing on that joint. So and that and that's what I embodied, especially coming up. I was all about just lyrical bars, just getting my bars off. Um the new me, I would say, I would say uh guys only. And that's uh featuring um Big Zoo, who's the founder of EOD.

SPEAKER_07 18:33

Um that's the one that we put on the um the fly joints on the uh on Instagram.

SPEAKER_15 18:38

No, I believe that's uh put you on. That with the RB hook on it.

SPEAKER_07 18:42

Nah, not say, say it.

SPEAKER_15 18:45

This is for the guy. Yeah, that's the one.

SPEAKER_07 18:47

Yeah, that's it. I know it was a tripper.

SPEAKER_15 18:50

So I say that because uh I've I've uh lately, the last six months, I've gotten real closer to God. And uh I've been going to church and uh I've been in my prayers and I've been uh you know studying the Bible. Uh and I got b baptized back in um August. So congratulations. And Nikkeo, Nikao, shot to Nikola, yes.

SPEAKER_20 19:22

Which one you go to, north or south?

SPEAKER_07 19:23

I go to the south one.

SPEAKER_20 19:24

Oh, we go to South.

SPEAKER_07 19:26

Wait.

SPEAKER_20 19:26

We go to South.

SPEAKER_07 19:27

Oh, yeah, we do go to South. We was like, wait to Nikao North. Oh Laura. Yeah, shout out to Nikka. But let's let's talk about that, right? Because um I know you going through the battle. If you if you open and talk about it.

SPEAKER_01 19:39

Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_07 19:40

Okay, you know, with the kidneys and everything like that. Um just tell the people just about that whole process and what was your mind, what was your thought process when you first got diagnosed and how did you feel?

SPEAKER_15 19:54

Yeah. Uh so when I got diagnosed, I was actually that was actually uh Super Bowl Sunday, uh, the the Eagles Super Bowl, the one that they they won last year. Um I was about to say, when was that one? I was uh Don't play with me. I was on my way to work. Uh I used to work for uh ABC, the channel. I was a broadcasting engineer for the uh ABC station down here. It's actually right across the street. Actually, uh the station. They hired um but um but uh yeah, I was working there and uh I had stopped at the uh QC right right over there to grab a snapple, and as soon as I walked in there, I couldn't breathe. It's like I felt like I was trying to throw up, but nothing was coming out. It was like clear water and stuff like that coming out. So I'm like, yo, what's going on? I thought I was like having a heart attack or something. I was asking the clerk to call like the ambulance or something like that. He thought I was like, because it was like three o'clock in the morning. So if you go over there at three o'clock in the morning, it's nothing but people coming back from parties and stuff like that. So he thought I was one of them. He's like, yeah, if you want to do all that, get out the store. Wow. And I'm like, yo, I'm over here dying, bro. You know what I'm saying? So you know, I got out the store. Luckily, you know, they always have a security guard outside of the uh of that QC. So I was like, yo, can you call the amateur? He's like, what's wrong? I was like, I don't know. So they came, they checked my oxygen, my oxygen level was like like damn near like gone. Like, you know what I'm saying? So he was like, he was like, Yeah, you you need to go to the hospital now. And at the time, because I'm like a soldier, so at the time, like I could I could fight through pain, you know what I'm saying? So at the time, like, you know what, I feel a little better. I just want to go to work. I don't feel like dealing with hospitals. I don't feel like typical nigga shit. Yeah. I didn't want to do that. I was just gonna go to work and he just kept it honest with me. He was like Yeah, he was like, Yeah, if you you if you do, like, you know what I'm saying, you have to first you wanna have to sign off on on this paperwork because whatever happens to you, like, we're not gonna be

SPEAKER_06 22:00

Possible, yeah.

SPEAKER_15 22:00

Yeah, he was like, but he was like, realistically, in the next few hours, you're probably gonna be dead. Yeah, he said it just like he just he said it just like that. And I'm like, damn, why did you have to say that?

SPEAKER_07 22:17

As men, sometimes we only be like, all right, we good, like you say, you can tough it out. Nah, you know, mm-mm. So he had to say it that way to you so it could resonate with you like the severity of it. Like, yo.

SPEAKER_20 22:27

Because what if he didn't say that in the statement? Like, just sign this shit, all right. Fuck you, nigga.

SPEAKER_18 22:31

I don't think that's what it was. I think he just really didn't want to get sued.

SPEAKER_20 22:35

But he signed the paperwork. You can't get sued. No, that's what I'm saying. That's why he said it. That's why he said all that. Because he needed you to know, like, if something happened, this yo Right.

SPEAKER_06 22:44

We are not responsible.

SPEAKER_18 22:45

Listen, get your ass to the hospital right now.

SPEAKER_15 22:49

So, yeah, I took that ride, man. I went to the hospital, and uh, that's when I got hit that I was uh with the end stage of chronic kidney disease. And uh, and I had I had a ton of other stuff. I had like uh like all them flus, like the mo pneumonias, the all like I had fluid in my lungs. That that's what what was that's what was like the fluid that was coming out. I had all this like fluid like stuck in my lungs, and like uh I was coughing up blood and everything.

SPEAKER_07 23:20

Man, so what did they say like was like the causes of it?

SPEAKER_15 23:24

So the cause the the main causes for me that I mean you could get chronic kidney disease in many ways, but the main issue for me was hypertension, uh high blood pressure. High blood pressure and which is the sleeper, no pun intended, is uh the sleep apnea. Like people sleep on uh I really want I really my main issue is to come in here and talk about sleep apnea because people have it and they just think, oh, I just snore loud. Nah, there's something, there's something wrong, gang. Like you, you, you know, I mean, you you have to get it treated, and if you don't, you can end up, you know, in my situation where you know your kidneys get irritated and uh start to dissolve.

SPEAKER_07 24:04

That's it.

SPEAKER_20 24:07

Did you experience anything before that? Like, did you need a CPAP machine?

SPEAKER_15 24:11

Like, were you experiencing symptoms and just ignoring it and being like Yeah, people had told me, you know what I'm saying, that I I'm a live snore. And so actually it was the uh I had EOW. So um back in the November before then, we had did the M we had did the championship in New York City. So we took three MCs from Charlotte and we flew them to and we flew them to New York City. So we got an Airbnb in Brooklyn. It was me, uh, uh Cleasey. Do you know Cleesey?

SPEAKER_07 24:43

Nah, it doesn't ring a black.

SPEAKER_15 24:44

OG Black. OG Black, yeah. And uh and Legend Status. We all went to Brooklyn and uh we did, we went, we stayed there for the um for the MC championship or whatever like that. And uh I remember when I woke up the next day, Cleesey was like, boy, you were snoring. I was like, dang. And then, you know, he said he was I was snoring loud. I was like, damn, it was really that bad. And then like a month later, that's when I was in the hospital.

SPEAKER_07 25:15

Man.

SPEAKER_15 25:16

That quick.

SPEAKER_07 25:17

Yeah, that quick, that quick. Gotta take care of ourselves, man. Oh, you really, man.

SPEAKER_20 25:24

Um, I have a really, really good friend who suffers from it. And not only narcolepsy, I think it was like something else too. Um so what's the word that you said?

unknown 25:34

Sleep apnea.

EO Dub And The MC Challenge

SPEAKER_20 25:35

Sleep apnea. But there's narcolepsy too. And it like falls into line. But I mean, he's lost jobs because he can't stay awake. Oh, wow. The last time we seen each other, he literally, when I say tossing and turning on, like his body was just in distress. Like he was standing up at certain points. He was laying down. And I was like, you really need to take your health serious, like seriously. And I really hope you you did, Roy. Yeah. I'm gonna text him tomorrow. That's some of the best sleep though.

SPEAKER_05 26:01

Like when you don't know you're falling asleep and you just while you're driving, okay? Nah, not to have to drive.

SPEAKER_20 26:07

Right.

SPEAKER_05 26:08

Of course not while you driving.

SPEAKER_20 26:09

Oh, my school system.

SPEAKER_05 26:11

But I'm saying, like, because last night I was up and I was like having a conversation with somebody, and like I just fell asleep like that.

SPEAKER_20 26:18

I was sober. I wasn't on shrooms. Nah, you was not sober. I can't never see you sober. Like, it's actually something you cannot control. Like, it's very scary. Yeah, my um, my baby daddy does that. He falls asleep over the well. See, that's very scary. That's dangerous. Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 26:35

That's some dangerous shit right there.

SPEAKER_20 26:37

Oh my god. Yeah. I did. I don't think I didn't tell y'all.

SPEAKER_04 26:41

You're in a person.

SPEAKER_05 26:43

It is somebody outside of a car.

unknown 26:45

Let's get back to the game.

SPEAKER_06 26:47

Get it all for me.

SPEAKER_18 26:48

We ain't gotta talk about that.

SPEAKER_20 26:52

But uh please, can you explain what sleep napnea is for those that do not know? Because there's a couple of us that don't know.

SPEAKER_15 27:04

It's pretty much like she said, like we do switch like that. You're not getting oxygen, like, you know what I'm saying? Like, you just not get the blood flow is not, and oxygen is not getting through to your head or whatever, so like you're snoring extremely loud. And um it's pretty much like it sounds like you're suffocating, like, you know what I'm saying? Like when people hear you, that that's pretty much I think what Cleesey was saying. Because I I'm like a it was like a three-bedroom um uh Airbnb. So he heard me all the way down on the other side of the, and he was like, Man, it's like it's like I thought I thought I thought you wasn't gonna make it, bro. It sounded like you was like struggling for air.

SPEAKER_20 27:45

It's one thing to snore, but it's another thing where you're like like actually pausing maths. Exactly. It's like one time you have little stopped.

SPEAKER_05 27:53

You said the oxygen don't get to your head. I'm sorry. I thought like oxygen. And it don't and it don't come from trees. And it just gotta cut this. I thought oxygen came from trees. Oxygen don't come from trees no more.

SPEAKER_20 28:07

It does it. I mean, some sort of yes. Yes. I ain't gonna tell me what I've been in time my whole life. What are they talking about?

SPEAKER_05 28:13

You take my camera off my neck.

SPEAKER_20 28:15

I mean, I he better get a video.

SPEAKER_15 28:17

I I ain't no doctor, so I can't really explain it for you. It's very it's very simple to put it in the simple terms. It's pretty much yeah, it's like you're just not getting enough options. I'm trying to rewrite history in here.

SPEAKER_07 28:32

Listen, because normally I asked the question right like a top three, but I wanted to start this new um forms of question. Right? So if there were three artists that you can put together and to create your perfect artists, who three what three artists would those be? Nash.

SPEAKER_15 28:51

Ghostface.

SPEAKER_07 28:52

Oh, the one with the mask?

SPEAKER_20 28:55

That's the one with the mask. Yo, get the fuck up. We're just going to that's the only ghost face I know.

SPEAKER_07 29:03

Shit. You think about the movie screen?

SPEAKER_20 29:06

You know. I had to ask because I don't know. No.

SPEAKER_15 29:10

Nas ghostface. And I'm gonna say Mace. I like May. Nah, Mace is fire, though.

SPEAKER_21 29:15

But why do you pick Mace? Mace is fire. I like that's interesting. Mace is fire, though. Mace is nasty.

SPEAKER_07 29:21

A lot of people don't give Mace's credit. Why you why you why Mace with ghosts and Nas? Why did you say fire? Like you sound like a hater.

SPEAKER_15 29:28

Like, you remember what 50 said he was like when 50 said I could even go after Mace fan base? He's talking about the ladies. So I'm like, you know what I'm saying? If you could combine, like, you get the ladies, and then you get the lyrics side, and then you get the charisma from Ghostface, like that's like that's that's that's a fire line.

SPEAKER_20 29:46

So basically, you just um named um what's my man that I love? Nas. Nah, badass. Bootsy badass?

SPEAKER_06 29:54

I'm about to say Joey Badass is a big big big big.

SPEAKER_20 29:58

Boosie pie? Thanks so much. Boosie pie. Boosie is not fine. Boosie, boosie handsome.

SPEAKER_05 30:04

We're talking about lyrical and rap ability, ladies. We're not objectifying men. No. We're not objectifying men right now.

SPEAKER_20 30:11

Okay, but Joey Badass is a great lyricist. He has the ladies on his side. You just witnessed that part of it.

SPEAKER_05 30:17

So black men don't cheat.

SPEAKER_20 30:19

Cap. Cap. You're the main one. Single!

SPEAKER_16 30:25

Uh-oh, they take the lady base? Okay, okay. Yeah, what do they like? There you go, Ace. Alright.

SPEAKER_15 30:31

I'm working on my lady fan base now. Alright.

SPEAKER_07 30:33

So out here in Charlotte, like, what is what is one artist uh that's on that's on your radar that you uh wanna do a collab joint with? Uh, what's his name, man?

SPEAKER_15 30:45

Uh Lucy, what's my man's name? Uh that we was uh going to see at the flow joint. Uh start with Jay. Yeah. Remember he he just did uh a flow joint last week.

SPEAKER_18 31:00

It's a bad look, I'm telling you. This is a bad look.

SPEAKER_15 31:04

We're gonna see this shit like that. He's like, damn, what's the jump? Yeah, Jamante. You Jamante.

SPEAKER_01 31:11

Yeah.

SPEAKER_18 31:12

Oh Javante, y'all. Hip hop artists?

SPEAKER_15 31:17

Yeah, hip-hop artists. Um I just discovered him. I was at Greo Noise. Um, I was at I was at one of his uh shows a few months ago, and uh I bumped into him uh uh and we was chopping it up, and I'm like, all right, bet. So I followed him on the gram and then I checked this out. I was like, oh, we're dumb nice. I ain't even know. He wasn't even talking about his stuff like that when I met him. So yeah, he was a real humble dude, and uh, yeah, he's dope.

SPEAKER_07 31:41

Javante.

SPEAKER_15 31:42

I'm sorry, I only met I only met him once, you know what I'm saying? But you asked me. So I that's right.

SPEAKER_16 31:46

We got it right now. You know who you is, it is.

SPEAKER_07 31:48

We're gonna tag his ass too. Uh-huh. We're gonna tag his ass.

SPEAKER_20 31:53

We're gonna find him. Yeah, we're gonna find him.

SPEAKER_07 31:57

You better be on Instagram. I'm sorry if I mess your name up, but yeah, you dumb nice. Better be on Instagram. Shout out to Javante, though. Better be on Instagram. So what's next? I know you released the producer um album in January. What's the follow-up to that?

SPEAKER_15 32:09

Uh, right now we shoot music videos for it. Um we shot, I think we shot one music video for Lucy. We shot one for Dap. Shout out my man Dap.

SPEAKER_07 32:19

That's him right there, right? Yeah, shoot. Shout up, Dap. Shout out to you. Shout out my man Dap. He's nasty too. Dad is nasty.

SPEAKER_20 32:24

And then, wasn't he at the MC? Y'all rapping tonight? Hodgin Bard. Wasn't he an MC for the MC Challenge, yeah.

SPEAKER_15 32:30

Yeah. And uh we're gonna do something with Rec too. Rec uh is dropping his album and next year. I'm scared of Rec.

SPEAKER_07 32:37

No, he can't. He's gonna wreck shit up. Nope, nope, nope. Mess with Rack, B.

SPEAKER_15 32:42

You know, buck some shit up. So yeah, man. Uh when I launched the album, I also launched my own label, uh, which is Pay Dude's Records.

SPEAKER_21 32:50

I've seen that. It's big shit. Shit popping. Little shit stomping.

SPEAKER_15 32:57

So that incorporates that, Lucid, Rek, and uh Chef Carter, uh, who's not able to get be here today. And then we have another producer uh from New York City that's on a uh Sous. That's dope.

SPEAKER_07 33:12

That's dope.

SPEAKER_15 33:13

Are these guys from one one? Actually, Rec is from Jersey City. Shoutouts to you. Uh Dad is from Keynes. Lucia is from all over. He's from Delaware, though. Lucy's from Delaware. Lucy like mutt. You like a mutt. You like all over mutt.

SPEAKER_20 33:33

That's right.

SPEAKER_07 33:37

Like all this shit together.

SPEAKER_20 33:38

Yeah, Delaware got some hitters. Wilmington, shout out to y'all. Oh, big off. Yeah, but uh my sister said she's gonna be here Thursday. Bat, bat, back. Hey, bat, bat, bat, sis. She's telling everybody. You say sis coming Thursday? Yeah, she's gonna be here Wednesday.

SPEAKER_07 33:54

Shout out to sis. He's coming in two weeks, he's late. You know what y'all need to do? Like, it takes people that's not from here to create these movements, and then everybody would follow. That's how it is. Like, start a training day, and you know what I mean? You see how this shit does.

SPEAKER_15 34:13

We come down here, we start something, then we turn around and see somebody trying to do the same thing. That's that that's how they do it.

SPEAKER_07 34:18

You gotta learn it from somebody. That's how they do it. But Charlotte is thriving for like some shit where it hones in to the lyricists, right? Like, cause you know, when we was coming up EO Dove in training camp, it was like, like you said, like incredible artists. But that was that era of time. It's not that era of time now. So it was like all the lyricists, like Lucid Dap and everybody, like, yo, swish, yeah, swish, swish. There's nothing for them, right? To be like, yo, I want to go to some shit where I know it's nothing but lyricists in there. I think Charlie needs to create something like that.

SPEAKER_15 34:53

Well, you know what's funny? I was just telling Lucy this too. When we went to the uh shout out to uh the person who uh does the flow events um at the common market, um was also kind of like the same kind of uh vibe that we do. Like what you're talking about, like people lyricists and stuff like that. When I went there, I saw all these faces that never showed up to any of my events.

SPEAKER_06 35:18

And I'm like, Where the fuck y'all been at?

SPEAKER_15 35:20

Yeah, I'm like, damn, where where y'all in? Is Charlot is I I'm thinking I'm like, is Charlotte that big or am I just not doing enough promoting? Um Yeah, Charlotte real, especially in the hip hop community. Yeah. So but but yeah, I'm like, I'm like, man, like if I could, if I could like get with uh the person that does that and like we could collab and try to combine somehow uh to make a bigger, to make a bigger show to join uh to combine our fan bases. Like I think, I think to what you're saying, I think we could really do something special out here.

SPEAKER_07 35:52

Yeah. Charlie needs it, bro. They need it. Because I you know I be I still get my ear to the streets and they they need it, they vying for it, they want it. It's just that nobody has is presented a platform for it.

SPEAKER_05 36:03

So that's it. I feel like I feel like if Maverick drops a verse, that might shift the culture. I don't know who the fuck that is.

SPEAKER_18 36:11

He goes, first of all, you definitely don't know.

SPEAKER_07 36:14

Wait till you hear.

SPEAKER_18 36:14

But why the fuck is why I know and she don't know.

SPEAKER_07 36:18

Oh yeah, I don't know what the fuck that is. That's crazy.

SPEAKER_18 36:20

Goodbye.

SPEAKER_20 36:21

So outside of music, what are some of your hobbies? Some of the stuff you enjoy doing when you're not in the studio.

SPEAKER_15 36:26

Oh, I'm a movie geek. Like, you know what I'm saying? Any movie, it don't matter. Like, I go to the movies by myself. I'll be I'll be in a at a Maddie Day by myself like a weirdo. Ain't weird shit, that's peaceful. Eating my popcorn drink and having a good old shit. I ain't gonna lie.

SPEAKER_05 36:46

To run into some fine shit. Getting some popcorn, you feel me? Fuck it.

SPEAKER_07 36:53

You go in there, Dolo? Come out with something. It's cheaper.

SPEAKER_15 36:57

It's cheaper. I shoot, I even got the uh the AMC Stubbs membership. Like, I'm on it. I'm on it.

SPEAKER_20 37:07

I was like, that sounds kind of good. Like four movies a week. We get to go to the iMac and shit. Yeah, synergy is that playstyle that's synergy.

SPEAKER_15 37:14

Yeah, so I'm I'm big on I'm big on movies. I'm also uh I'm mentioned a football, as you see, right? Go Giants. Fuck the Giants. Put some of my cupboards. Oh, wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Oh, this is an Eagles fan, right?

SPEAKER_18 37:29

No, no, yeah.

SPEAKER_20 37:33

No, don't do that. She likes the Seahawks. Me and Destiny by the Seahawks, bro. You be loud and wrong every time. It's the Saints. Who that nation? What do you mean? What do you mean? Fuck the Falcons.

SPEAKER_07 37:45

She got two teams, bro. She really leads it back and forth. She likes the Hawks too. She likes the unless it's the Hawks. The Falcons.

SPEAKER_20 37:50

I do not like the Falcons.

SPEAKER_17 37:51

Fuck the Falcons, too.

SPEAKER_20 37:52

I mean, fuck everybody's team. I want to know what your top three movies are. Like, oh, top three movies. Yeah, I'll talk about Titanic. I love movies. Okay. No, not top ten, top three.

SPEAKER_15 38:02

No, I said Titanic. Top three will be uh The notebook. Do the right thing.

SPEAKER_07 38:08

Yeah, do the right thing and fuck with that movie. That's another one.

SPEAKER_08 38:14

We say you want peace.

SPEAKER_15 38:15

And I'm not even, I'm not even gonna cap. A lot of people ain't gonna cap and try to give like the you know the most hype. The cool the cool answer. Nigga, home alone. Fuck out of here.

SPEAKER_16 38:26

Home alone! The first one.

SPEAKER_15 38:29

The first one and the second one. I don't know.

SPEAKER_20 38:32

The ones with Macaulay Togan. If he if Macaulay wasn't in it, fuck them.

SPEAKER_07 38:36

Yeah, I don't know them spin-offs. That's the great value version.

SPEAKER_18 38:40

No, no, no.

SPEAKER_07 38:42

Nah, the great value versions, B.

SPEAKER_20 38:44

Nah, people always ask me. I would say Toy Story. I love me some damn Toy Story. I like you.

SPEAKER_07 38:48

And they got a new one.

SPEAKER_20 38:50

Coming out with a new toy.

SPEAKER_06 38:51

A new Toy Story?

SPEAKER_15 38:54

That was two though. So one more would be, I'ma say Coming to America.

SPEAKER_07 39:04

Did you like the new, the newest one they came out with?

SPEAKER_05 39:07

No, hell no. I feel like they did good for it. Modernized version.

SPEAKER_20 39:11

No, it took entirely too long and it wasn't needed. Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 39:15

It was too long. It was way too long. It's way too long. Eddie wasn't Eddie no more. Yeah, he was the great value.

SPEAKER_05 39:20

That's what made me mad. They gave him his son shouldn't have played him. They should have had somebody funnier play his son.

SPEAKER_20 39:25

I should have just mentioned another one of my favorites, our favorites, Apocalypto. Anyone ever? Oh, that's a movie, yeah.

SPEAKER_05 39:32

He had to pick a movie with a big word.

SPEAKER_20 39:33

My boy Jaguar Paul. Jaguar Paul. Sorry, Switch.

SPEAKER_05 39:39

I said you had to pick a movie with a big word. That sounded like a regular movie.

SPEAKER_20 39:41

We should have kept that low.

SPEAKER_05 39:42

Yeah, that sounded like a regular word.

SPEAKER_07 39:44

I never saw that movie.

SPEAKER_20 39:44

Who's in that movie? I love Apocalypse.

SPEAKER_07 39:46

It doesn't have a star and actor.

SPEAKER_20 39:49

Well, I know it doesn't have a name, but I forgot it.

SPEAKER_15 39:50

That's the one about the movie or something like that.

SPEAKER_20 39:54

And it's like basically the guy, his um, his family. And man, just watch the shit. Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_08 40:00

Apocalypto.

SPEAKER_20 40:02

The end was the plot twist. The plot twist that I didn't expect to happen.

SPEAKER_18 40:06

It was a really good movie. Apocalypto. Apocalypse.

SPEAKER_20 40:09

I'm putting that back in my brain.

SPEAKER_19 40:10

I'm gonna go and watch it.

SPEAKER_07 40:11

So Ace, man, let them know where they can find you at all social media platforms.

SPEAKER_15 40:16

Oh, you can find me uh on Instagram at kaivace, K Y V A-C-E.official. That's on Instagram. You can find me on Bandcamp, which is kyvace.bandcamp.com. And you can find me on my new website I just launched. Uh payduesre.com.

SPEAKER_07 40:39

Paydues. I need a chain. You want to give me a chain? I want to be an honorary member.

SPEAKER_20 40:44

Nah, hell no.

SPEAKER_07 40:46

Yo, Lucy, you got me a chain, right? You wanna give me a chain? See my nigga got me. You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_15 40:50

Oh yeah, don't forget, you you can cop this album. It's out. It's out. You get either copy on uh on my uh website, which is paydus.records.com, or you can get out at Bandcat.

unknown 41:02

Period.

SPEAKER_15 41:03

Can I ask you a question?

SPEAKER_05 41:05

Can I ask you a question for Go ahead? Yeah, yeah. Are you the type of producer that like say say do you put your beats on YouTube?

SPEAKER_01 41:12

No. Okay.

SPEAKER_05 41:14

Yeah, world producer.

SPEAKER_16 41:15

Don't lame ass meeting. I was about to ask.

SPEAKER_05 41:16

Do you believe in producers that go on Apple and just strip people's whole albums down because they didn't pay them?

SPEAKER_15 41:23

Oh, I ain't even hear about it.

SPEAKER_20 41:27

If you're on YouTube, something like that, and people.

SPEAKER_07 41:29

I know, yeah, the YouTube beats is nasty.

SPEAKER_15 41:31

Yeah, if you don't pay for the beats, Apple. Yeah, especially if like the artist is not really like showing love. Like it's not like, yo, this such and such made this beat, even though you stole it. You know what I'm saying? But um, but yeah, I mean if if if if if someone stole your shit, then yeah, I guess like you have the right to take it down if you want, you know what I mean?

SPEAKER_05 41:53

Okay. What what do you what do you are you what are you more passionate about, making beats or rapping?

SPEAKER_15 41:58

Oh, no, no, I'm I'm done with rapping. Like overwhelm. I mean, I s I still do it because I I love it, you know what I'm saying? But like as far as like pursuing rap, like nah, I I stopped, I stopped that like almost 15 years ago.

SPEAKER_05 42:11

Okay.

SPEAKER_07 42:11

Um that's for the YM. I got two more questions.

SPEAKER_15 42:14

Yeah, I'm done.

SPEAKER_05 42:15

Go ahead. If you can compare your producer style to anybody's, who would it be? Oh, I I had this conversation.

SPEAKER_18 42:24

Damn, all that's like.

SPEAKER_05 42:26

You sound like Lil Wayne over there.

SPEAKER_15 42:27

They do, right? Yeah. I like to I like to think I'm like a mixture between like uh high tech and havoc. Like, you know what I mean? I'll be hearing little album too. Because I got like my my range is like pretty I only started six years ago, you know what I'm saying? Like I started during COVID, like the end of course, like, you know what I'm saying? So long enough to be nice, ain't you? Like, I just I learned just by my man's lifetime trash. I learned through a zoom, like everybody was doing the zoom shit. Right, right. So my boy Sose, you know, he was uh he was doing the EOW. Believe it or not, we was doing open mics, we started an open mic zoom.

SPEAKER_16 43:17

So COVID had people doing it.

SPEAKER_15 43:20

So we started doing creative. We started doing the beat thing through the Zoom, and I was listening, and I'm like, dang, these beats is hard. And I'm like, you know what? I ain't doing I ain't doing shit, you know what I'm saying? Even though I was still going, I had one of those jobs where you still had to go into work. But I'm like, you know what? I'm gonna start producing. You know, I want to get back into music, but I don't want to come back as a rapper. Right. So, you know, I was like, let me let me come back as a producer. So I I learned my boy So put me on, uh showed me how to uh sample. And um I just learned so many different styles. So even when you hear my album, you'll hear so many different like you'll hear the boom bap, you'll hear like uh pop. You know, you had a nail soul. Yeah, all different kinds of beats.

SPEAKER_05 44:04

You say you sample, so you like you kind of like cater towards like an alchemist, um, Harry Fraud type of.

SPEAKER_15 44:10

Um, I wouldn't I wouldn't say because I I got I got I got mad respect for alchemy. He's super like I mean anybody I say is gonna be dope, but like I don't think I don't think my style kind of mimics alchemist too much, but yeah, I do sample like him though. Okay, I uh I he samples too.

SPEAKER_21 44:27

Facts, facts, facts Alchemists is not a producer, man. He got some incredibly like top three producers.

SPEAKER_05 44:34

This is my last one I'm done.

SPEAKER_15 44:36

Okay. Uh high tech.

SPEAKER_07 44:38

High tech. Shit, shout out to high tech.

SPEAKER_15 44:41

He's underrated.

SPEAKER_07 44:43

Super underrated.

SPEAKER_15 44:44

Um I'm gonna say I hate to say it, man. I'm gonna say, but I'm gonna say it like this. Old Kanye.

unknown 44:53

Woo!

SPEAKER_15 44:54

Old Kanye.

SPEAKER_05 44:55

Number one, you can't beat that. That nigga made it old Kanye. Bro, because he made all the Jay-Z hits. He made Jay-Z hits, bro. Old Kanye. Guess who's back? Like, this can't be light. Like, come on. The old Kanye.

SPEAKER_20 45:08

He did not change.

SPEAKER_15 45:09

And I'm just I'm I'm gonna give it up to Riza to. Oh, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_07 45:15

Fine.

SPEAKER_16 45:18

Pharrell is dope. For real, he's definitely in my top.

SPEAKER_07 45:22

I'm I'm mad you and put Dre up in there.

SPEAKER_21 45:24

Dre is Dre is a producer. Like, he's not really a beat. I don't know. He's one of the legends.

SPEAKER_15 45:33

Dre is dope. Like his mixing is the best. He got the best, best, the best mix out of any of the shit. Yeah, like his air for that shit is like nominal. Phenomenal. But um I I got on to Dre late. Like I was kind of like a hater because I'm from New York, you know what I'm saying? So like I I did like I did like the Chronic, but I always looked at it like, yeah, that's them over there. You know what I'm saying? And then my man's was like a super like chronic fan, so we used to argue for years. But then I later on I started to respect, like, you know, that chronic is just like something special.

SPEAKER_18 46:07

Wow.

SPEAKER_15 46:08

This guy, man.

SPEAKER_18 46:10

My God. Jesus, you have one.

SPEAKER_16 46:15

Oh my god.

SPEAKER_18 46:16

I hope you saved it.

SPEAKER_07 46:17

Hey, man, listen, man. One more time. When they can find it on search and eat it, I get your title.

SPEAKER_15 46:22

You can follow me on Instagram at Pivase.official. That's K Y V A C E dot official. You sticking around, right? Yeah, I'm sticking around.

SPEAKER_21 46:34

Right.

SPEAKER_07 46:34

But we got a whole bunch of MCs in here. Pine of Bars on the show, right?

SPEAKER_05 46:40

You rapping the nuts. Alright. Oh, boy pulling up too. We got one of the MCs. Somebody inboxed me so they wanna pull up. I ain't never met him before. Oh, he said he's just pulling out.

SPEAKER_07 46:50

Okay. Oh, the one that was in the messages. Okay. I think his name is Wolf or something. Wolf. Alright. Bounce break down with no the desk. Play the music.

SPEAKER_20 47:06

It's my time. It's my time.

SPEAKER_07 47:08

No music?

unknown 47:08

No music.

SPEAKER_18 47:09

No. Two be weird. I ain't heard that shit in two weeks.

SPEAKER_05 47:14

Where's the music at, man?

SPEAKER_18 47:15

No clothes right here. We don't need no be on it.

SPEAKER_05 47:17

Oh, the copyright be on it? No, I've been.

SPEAKER_20 47:19

Hold on, it's not here.

SPEAKER_05 47:20

It's your cousin. How she be copywriting this shit? No, she do not. She gets paid every time.

SPEAKER_20 47:26

Okay, but we're not getting paid.

SPEAKER_07 47:28

It's labels is a label thing.

SPEAKER_20 47:30

Well, my sister said, hey, cuties. Hi.

SPEAKER_07 47:32

Go ahead, Destiny.

SPEAKER_20 47:33

What's up, said whatever is going on with that.

SPEAKER_07 47:36

Why does she got so much negative energy?

SPEAKER_18 47:39

She cuts down.

SPEAKER_16 47:43

We might be on her side.

SPEAKER_07 47:45

I may need to cut your mic off for like for like five minutes so we can reset. Yeah, we gotta cut your microphone for five minutes. She just hates everything today and like, god damn, you okay? As long as you good. Did you wake up on the wrong side of the bed? If you're good, I'm good.

SPEAKER_20 48:00

Y'all, we all jump it up. Shit.

unknown 48:01

God damn it.

SPEAKER_20 48:02

Right. If I if I retaliate, then it's gonna be a problem.

SPEAKER_07 48:06

What they say, dial it back. Where does it come back? Dial it back.

SPEAKER_04 48:09

Dial it back.

Club Scene Prices And Party Culture

SPEAKER_20 48:10

Alright. Alright. We got this. Alright, we are back. Alright, we are back with a bounce breakdown with your girl Nola Des. Where we're talking about the news, the mama, and the mummy stuff. Alright, so my hot take for the week, as y'all seen, mama's been outside.

SPEAKER_05 48:40

When are you not outside? When are you not outside? You want to get me started. Like, when are you not outside?

SPEAKER_18 48:47

You vacation there.

SPEAKER_20 48:49

I don't even be outside like that. Like lie again. Lie again.

SPEAKER_04 48:56

Set up. Set up.

SPEAKER_20 48:58

I do not be outside. But anyways, what I want to address is that the club scene is trash. The club scene is trash very much. I would know, right? I would. Why are drinks damn near a bill? Why is a table or a section damn near rent? Why are females? I don't know if y'all seen that video on Charlotte page. Why are females getting a eight, they pussy eight?

SPEAKER_07 49:24

Well, she actually had on pants. She was just neutral. You only live once. See what a regular community like.

SPEAKER_04 49:32

Like she had a page.

SPEAKER_20 49:37

On resurrection day.

SPEAKER_05 49:38

Hey, the lunar. Hey, the Luna be hitting sometimes in the club differently. You know what I'm saying? It be like that. Be like that sometimes.

SPEAKER_20 49:45

But I can go on and on on why the club scene is trash. You know. Staying at home is the best option. Unless you go out, you know, to vibe out. Like Aaron Brew. Shout out to Aaron Brew. Because it's always a vibe there. It's always a vibe.

SPEAKER_07 49:57

That's not what I heard.

SPEAKER_20 49:58

What the fuck you do?

SPEAKER_07 49:59

You're going to go to the R and Brew ahead. So guy.

SPEAKER_20 50:01

What you earned?

SPEAKER_07 50:02

Shout out to Fanny May.

SPEAKER_05 50:04

Shout out.

unknown 50:04

No, no.

SPEAKER_20 50:05

No, no, I'm not. She just gives you everybody.

SPEAKER_05 50:08

Sponsor my sis.

SPEAKER_20 50:09

Well, we actually post a cover day event one day.

SPEAKER_05 50:11

Sponsor.

SPEAKER_20 50:12

Sponsor sis. You shoulda, coulda, woulda. I I say stay at home, throw a little kickback, invite a couple friends over, everybody bring a dish. She's a lame.

SPEAKER_05 50:21

She's always like. Hell no. Keep people out your house. Unless they're your people. And even your people have them over there once in a while. You know what I'm saying? Y'all don't know about all that.

SPEAKER_20 50:34

I've been testing out the little scene here. And I can say for like 70% of the places that I've been, it's like Destiny says. Like, you spend$15 on one drink, but then it's gratuity,$7. So you're spending about$27 for one little ass drink. And now you and all your friends want to get drunk. So now y'all spending$150. Y'all not doing this. But me and my niggas. Even still, when you're in the club, you're just like, I'm thinking about having that drink in your hand. I'll go to the liquor store before, and I still have to do that.

SPEAKER_05 51:01

That's what I'm saying. Go to the I'm going to the liquor store before getting lit. I'm taking my shrooms, smoking my zy. When I come to the club, y'all gonna think I had 10 shots in that motherfucker. I'm promising. I'm gonna be charged up the whole night.

SPEAKER_20 51:14

No one dances. Like literally. No one dances. Like, get up, move a little ass.

SPEAKER_05 51:20

What y'all want what y'all want people to do? Break dance? What y'all want people to do?

SPEAKER_20 51:23

Yeah, start dancing out there. Twerking? You know what I'm saying? You can twerk too, because twerking is not just, you know, sexual shit.

SPEAKER_07 51:31

If you ain't getting no sections, it's over.

SPEAKER_05 51:33

Yeah, that's where that's where it's lit at. It's lit in the sections. It's over for meetings. They dancing like a motherfucker in the sections.

SPEAKER_07 51:38

Let's just say this about that. There was this girl, she made a long ass post, and she was like, you know what, fucked up the um obscene niggas. Like niggas wanna be the bitches now. They want to buy the bottles, want to stand up in the sections. That is true.

SPEAKER_05 51:49

That's true. That is true. What the fuck? I'm coming to the club to buy you drinks for. I can't enjoy myself in my section no more.

SPEAKER_20 51:57

I mean not a club, a bottle. And then they have the bitches that they shut. And it just nigga can't even. Yeah, so nigga, even though. I be with real niggas. I don't know who the fuck y'all be with.

SPEAKER_15 52:06

I be saying, I be seeing them doing like people at the club do like the solo dances, like all the TikTok solo dances by themselves. Oh, TikTok clubs. Yeah, it's crazy.

SPEAKER_20 52:15

I see somebody doing a club like this. I'm like, yeah, just stay home.

SPEAKER_06 52:21

Just stay home, guys. Just stay home. Stay the fuck home.

Draft Registration And Global Fear

SPEAKER_20 52:24

Because what the fuck? Alright. So let's dive into what I really want to break down.

SPEAKER_03 52:28

Okay, let's do it.

SPEAKER_20 52:32

Get out, Switch, bro. Get out. Alright, so starting in December 2026, a large algebra, algebra men, ages, ages. Algebra. Algebra.

SPEAKER_18 52:47

Algible. Eligible.

SPEAKER_09 52:50

Eligible. I thought she was talking about a type of mal. Eligible?

unknown 52:56

I don't know if she's saying mal.

SPEAKER_07 52:58

Every week. Bro, okay, wait, wait. And she is not on purpose.

SPEAKER_20 53:02

She does it because she talks in cursive.

SPEAKER_07 53:05

I'm gonna hang out.

SPEAKER_20 53:07

Listen, what did he do? Eligible? He left. He can't fix the laugh. Alright. Anyways. Anyways. Now she laughed. Go ahead, try it over. I'm not trying it over. Eligible. Men ages 18 to 25 are automatically. Automatically, y'all. Yeah. Being registered for the draft. So it basically ties into a selective service system. This time it's automatic though. It's not you just get to go up there and register. It's automatic. No, they used to do that back in the day. It was required, but now it's automatic. Don't they mean the same thing? No, like yours automatic. You don't got no choice. You in that bitch.

SPEAKER_16 53:48

Yeah.

SPEAKER_20 53:49

But I mean that bitch. If you get picked, it's gonna start December 2026. December 2026. December 2026. But look, listen, y'all, being registered. You're good to be a hunk. I know this. 31. 31. 31.

SPEAKER_18 54:05

Yeah.

SPEAKER_20 54:05

But being registered does not mean you're gonna get job tomorrow. Y'all. So don't think you're gonna be, you know, fighting for this country right away. It's only in case if it's a something major that happens. But dealing with Trump with Trump in office is something gonna happen. Because that nigga, that nigga be doing shit. We're gonna get to that a little later. So then when that happens, they're able to use that law. Like they're putting that into place already, which is very, very sad for all my friends that got something to do. But I'm gonna say, draft all the dabbies. They gotta go. Sign them niggas up. Sign them niggas out. Sign y'all niggas up.

SPEAKER_04 54:35

What the fuck? And draft a bit of baby barbers while you at it. What the fuck? Oh the damies. What are we talking about? What are we talking about right now?

SPEAKER_20 54:45

I've always thought that like people that are in jail for like, I don't know, maybe sexual crimes or crimes against children. Yeah, send them out. Send them. Well, nah, they might turn against us.

SPEAKER_05 54:53

You can't trust them.

SPEAKER_20 54:54

Nobody's safe. You can't trust them, they might turn against us. So every person in prison is more money for them, so they're not gonna release anybody for any other reason.

SPEAKER_15 55:01

What about what about the Y'ans with the switches? They ain't gonna ask you.

SPEAKER_20 55:04

No, no, no, we need them.

SPEAKER_05 55:06

They're gonna go out there and kill each other.

SPEAKER_18 55:09

They gotta keep us safe.

SPEAKER_05 55:10

They're gonna go out there and kill each other.

SPEAKER_18 55:11

They gotta keep us safe over here. We need the Y'ans to stay in the US. Yeah, them deadbeats.

SPEAKER_07 55:16

No, but literally them are really signing up to potentially die.

SPEAKER_20 55:21

But they do it in other countries. That's why I said sign their ass beats up. Americans are just privileged. At the end of the day, they've been doing this in Thailand for years.

SPEAKER_21 55:30

And it ain't weird.

SPEAKER_20 55:31

And it's the thing, like who is going to fight? If nobody wants to join the military, who the hell is gonna fight?

SPEAKER_05 55:39

At the end of the day, I just feel like it's it's so much new technology these days. Like, the people that's getting drafted don't know shit about it. They're gonna get wiped. It's so much technology, new technology. You seen the China coming out with a mosquito killer and kill like 200 mosquitoes in 20 seconds or something.

SPEAKER_20 55:56

I need that. Yeah, I see.

SPEAKER_05 55:59

They always in front of the world. How the fuck are we going to war with shit like that? I'm still getting bit up.

SPEAKER_07 56:03

Capabilities.

SPEAKER_04 56:05

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 56:05

Like no, but you had mentioned Thailand. Like, who is Thailand going to war with? It seemed like America always got our noses in other country business.

SPEAKER_20 56:14

Yeah, well, Iran. Did y'all not know that Iron was about to get washed out a couple days ago? No, I don't watch that. Um, mind our business, baby. But I feel like Thailand, if we lived in Thailand, we would know who Thailand was fighting against.

SPEAKER_07 56:27

But considering that I'm not in that country. I mean, you will see. It will be on C and then or something. It will be television. I don't think so.

SPEAKER_20 56:34

I don't think so. Because motherfuckers that go on to Thailand on their birthdays and shit.

SPEAKER_07 56:39

Or something like that. You think it would not be on any telephone station? Oh, you gotta know.

SPEAKER_20 56:43

Y'all have to understand that the media is put in place to, I don't want to get into that, but like program people, they only show you what they want you to see. That's true. They're not going to show you everything, and they're damn sure not gonna show you something that does not benefit us as a country.

SPEAKER_07 56:59

That's true.

SPEAKER_20 57:00

So keeping that in mind, we don't know shit about what's going on on the other side of the world.

SPEAKER_07 57:05

Well, you forget, you fail to mention one thing social media is gonna be out there.

SPEAKER_20 57:09

They they control that as well, though. Um Asia says, she said it was automatic back in the day for um boys to go to war. And she said, don't give them any reason. I mean, no, don't don't give them no weapon, unalive them. I don't know what she was talking about. She's talking about the sexual predators, I'm sure. Oh, um and then she said, we are punks as the U.S. She said they take honor in it. That us as the US take honor in it.

SPEAKER_18 57:37

Yeah, the US doesn't want to fight for their country.

SPEAKER_20 57:40

They rather sit at home and play for their country.

SPEAKER_02 57:42

Oh, yeah, we ain't trying to fight for this.

SPEAKER_20 57:43

Yeah, literally. No shade, y'all. Hey, but it's the truth. We're we're spoiled. I just feel like everybody wants to come here because they're like, we want to go play with our cousins that have all the shit. We don't have anything. And then when they get over here, they're like, okay, this ain't all as cracked up to be. Just for our answer.

SPEAKER_05 57:59

I literally heard an immigrant say that shit too.

Cost Of Living And Warehouse Rage

SPEAKER_20 58:02

All right, let's talk about these pay rates at these shops. Trash.

SPEAKER_16 58:06

Out here.

SPEAKER_20 58:07

Especially out here. Let me get to a special. Don't move from here. Let me get to Charlotte Home. Definitely don't. Oh, I'm sorry, because Connecticut up here. I came down. I was like, yeah, you don't want to have sexuality. God damn it. But you get paid$15 an hour. Cost of my deal. But if y'all haven't seen on a social media already about this California man, Shamel Abdul Kareem. Jabbar.

SPEAKER_03 58:28

Shameel. Just say it. Just say it. Just say Jabbar.

SPEAKER_20 58:32

That's not his name. Don't leave that off. That's not his name. It's Shamel Abdul Kareem. That's his name. He's 29 years old. And he was arrested by the police for holding a lighter in a video starting a fire in the warehouse of the job he worked at because it's gone. On April 7th, midnight. And the cause of him allegedly starting the fire was because, like he said in the video, they should have paid us enough to fucking live.

SPEAKER_05 58:56

Hey man, somebody gotta do it. Free that man.

SPEAKER_20 58:59

Yeah. Free that nigga. Free that nigga, man. Why you recording yourself doing that shit? It's some warehouse, and he was just like, he had the lighter in a video, and he was lighting up the Scott tissue paper. Like, why would you do that? Scott is the best. He should've burnt that motherfucker down. You should have burnt that. And then he goes and says, They should have paid us enough for fucking to fucking live.

SPEAKER_07 59:23

That's a fact. They didn't say how much he was getting paid today.

SPEAKER_20 59:27

They didn't say how much he was getting paid, but I'm pretty sure it was like about like six, ten.

SPEAKER_05 59:30

He sounds like a philanthropist to me.

SPEAKER_20 59:32

California.

SPEAKER_05 59:35

Oh yeah, yeah, nah, he's tweaking.

SPEAKER_03 59:36

He's like, I ain't gonna lie. I ain't gonna lie.

SPEAKER_07 59:39

But the cost of living in Cali usually get better paying jobs. Like in Elder. Like if you go high-paying jobs, but the high-paying job still doesn't equate to the city.

SPEAKER_20 59:49

Y'all are talking about paychecks versus the cost of living. The cost of living is up here in California. It doesn't fucking matter how much you get paid for. Just like here.

SPEAKER_05 59:59

Right.

SPEAKER_20 59:59

Everything's going up over here. But we're all down there.

SPEAKER_05 1:00:02

I don't I don't work like eight warehouse jobs. Like it get like that in there. Like, you'll really be thinking of some crazy shit like that. I swear to God. I'd be at work thinking of ways to make a million dollars every day.

SPEAKER_20 1:00:11

I don't blame him. Do your shit, but why are you recording it? Like he was like, he wants everybody to be one shit. Brent is going up, food prices going up, gas prices going a goddamn everything going down to it.

SPEAKER_05 1:00:27

But somebody gotta do it, bro. Somebody gotta take the initiative because everybody be thinking about it, but then it's gonna be that one person that be like, just took over. I'm gonna sacrifice myself for y'all.

SPEAKER_20 1:00:38

But he ruined his life, though. Because now you're in prison. But then he living rent free, so you know, shout out to him.

SPEAKER_05 1:00:45

He living rent free. You're going to heaven. You're going to heaven.

SPEAKER_20 1:00:49

I mean, that's probably what he wanted. He probably wanted to live rent free.

SPEAKER_05 1:00:53

What? You're going to heaven, nigga. You live in rent free in prison. This nigga's a philanthropist. He's a philanthropist.

SPEAKER_07 1:01:00

I know there's some people who enjoy going to jail. That's that's a thing. Yeah, that shit is crazy. If you want to live rent free in jail, that's where you want to go, then kudos to you, buddy.

SPEAKER_20 1:01:08

Love that for you guys.

SPEAKER_07 1:01:09

Kudos to you, buddy.

SPEAKER_20 1:01:10

I gotta live rent free. I wish. I mean, I don't want to be in jail, though, but I wish I was rent free.

SPEAKER_07 1:01:15

I ain't doing. No did it. Speaking of data, I saw some shit that said he might get out.

SPEAKER_20 1:01:19

Nah, that nigga said he wanna get out. He don't think he should be in. He said he needs to get out. That's what he said. He wants to be out. He said he don't he shouldn't be there for what he's in there for. Oh. Yeah, because he said it was like over. Yeah, for being a freaky nigga. He should they he say he shouldn't be there.

SPEAKER_05 1:01:33

That nigga go get out and leave the country, I promise you.

unknown 1:01:36

Hell yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:01:37

Never go ahead from Diddy again, man. He's gonna be as a rustle shit.

SPEAKER_20 1:01:41

As he should. Don't come back either, please. Stay where you at. This nigga's team diddy.

SPEAKER_07 1:01:47

Free Diddy.

SPEAKER_20 1:01:48

And R. Kelly. Oh my gosh.

SPEAKER_18 1:01:54

You don't listen to R. Kelly music? You have a daughter.

unknown 1:01:57

No.

SPEAKER_18 1:01:59

You have a daughter. You are out your rap dance.

SPEAKER_07 1:02:02

I love R. Kelly music. I don't care what y'all fucking say.

SPEAKER_18 1:02:04

Fuck R. Kelly.

SPEAKER_07 1:02:06

I love his music.

SPEAKER_20 1:02:06

Fuck Robert. I hope my best friend needs to watch it. I just shared some shit that she's about to go to a R. Kelly music. It's like all his music or whatever. And she's like, oh, I can't wait. And I was like, she knows how to get it. Fuck you on the R. Kelly music. Alright, last thing. So there's this new slang, everyone been saying, The birthday.

SPEAKER_07 1:02:29

Yeah, I don't get that.

SPEAKER_20 1:02:30

You see that? Y'all see that? So it came from the artist Huncho song Birthday Girl, where he said, she eats, she the birthday. So, you know, we getting old out here now. We getting old. So at first, when I seen it, I was like, what the fuck does that mean? So I found out. I went to go research and I found out. I got y'all. For the ones that don't know, I got y'all. Please honor. So it means you the center, you the moment, you the shit, mama. You ate that shit up. You ate that shit up.

SPEAKER_07 1:02:54

What is it? But that don't even have attention.

SPEAKER_20 1:02:59

You don't even line up. You the birthday. So you the birthday. It was basically hit basically, I guess in the song, he says, like, y'all know what song she eats. She eats she the birthday. That's what I can say. But then he pauses it, he pauses and he says, girl. So it's like it breaks up, but people have been like trolling and saying, like, oh, you the birthday, and then leaving that part out. But it's just going viral. But now it does. It makes it a moment. Like you the birthday.

SPEAKER_15 1:03:28

That's what I'm saying.

SPEAKER_20 1:03:29

That's okay. Your birthday is your moment.

SPEAKER_15 1:03:31

Is that the same artist that did uh what the hell are you doing?

SPEAKER_20 1:03:34

No, no, no. That's Raw 49. Oh. We're talking about 100. Of course you are.

SPEAKER_15 1:03:37

You the birthday.

SPEAKER_20 1:03:38

What you mean, a nigga from the wall? I didn't understand it at first. That has to do with the dude. I had to do a deep dive. You're so beautiful, girly. Let me tell y'all something. It's very obvious. You the birthday. You the birthday. It's very obvious that the IQ of people is going down. Down, down, down, down, down. I mean, I'm talking generation.

SPEAKER_18 1:04:00

Like since seven, we're doomed. What the fuck is 6-7? Like we're doomed. We're doomed. All the culture. But no, we can't say that.

SPEAKER_20 1:04:11

What was it? What was it? 5 plus 7 21? Like. Huh? That was funny. He didn't know what. Right. Since 7. 6, 7.

SPEAKER_15 1:04:21

What's the new what's the new term, like a new slang that you hate?

unknown 1:04:24

21.

SPEAKER_20 1:04:24

A new slang.

SPEAKER_15 1:04:26

You the birthday?

SPEAKER_20 1:04:27

I thought it's a little weird. I like that one though. You the birthday, mama.

SPEAKER_07 1:04:32

I mean, I bet not hear none of y'all motherfuckers in here talking about you the birthday.

SPEAKER_20 1:04:36

I said it on a group chat. I said, I just want to let y'all know y'all the birthday.

SPEAKER_15 1:04:38

Oh, how the biggest. I can't stand that my heart shit. My heart don't. Yo, yo, we spell my heart. You know where it came from? New York?

SPEAKER_05 1:04:49

Jay-Z said it in um, baby. What's that song? Girls, girls. He said, I got my uh uh, and that's my heart. And if it my uh uh and that's my heart.

SPEAKER_07 1:05:03

But you just saying that's my heart. He just uh he started that's where niggas got it from.

SPEAKER_05 1:05:08

They was like, oh yeah, that's my you my that's my heart. Like I love you so much, you my heart. My heart.

SPEAKER_20 1:05:12

That came from like Detroit and Chicago, I heard. And then also the my baby thing. So they'd be like, what up my baby? What up my baby?

SPEAKER_05 1:05:17

Detroit is my baby for sure.

SPEAKER_20 1:05:19

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:05:19

I don't I don't I don't agree with that one. That one is crazy. But my heart, though, I understand my heart. Wow.

SPEAKER_16 1:05:26

Wow, real cash. You gotta be my heart.

SPEAKER_07 1:05:31

Now I don't get that.

SPEAKER_03 1:05:33

It's the same shit. I don't think so.

SPEAKER_07 1:05:35

I mean, there's so much slangs and just abbreviations, so much shit.

SPEAKER_20 1:05:39

I went as the younger I can't keep up. My sister said I can't wait to see this in person.

SPEAKER_07 1:05:43

It's mafia talk.

SPEAKER_20 1:05:47

Get more high. If you have a small birthday, girl.

SPEAKER_18 1:05:53

Thank you, my baby. It's for my birthday. It's a New York.

SPEAKER_06 1:05:57

It's for New York. Unbelievable.

SPEAKER_20 1:06:02

Okay, that is all for me with the bounds breakdown.

SPEAKER_07 1:06:06

We're gonna talk about Gucci and Sisy. Hold on, you got to.

SPEAKER_20 1:06:10

Something else. That's something else.

SPEAKER_07 1:06:11

That's something else.

SPEAKER_20 1:06:11

But look y'all, baddies when you ain't coming on, so stay tuned for next week. You and the baby one that said you was gonna watch it while you joined all that nigga. Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:06:23

We gotta watch it then. I'm assuming.

SPEAKER_20 1:06:25

Yeah, we wanna watch it.

SPEAKER_05 1:06:25

The last episode is trash. Everybody's so angry too.

SPEAKER_20 1:06:28

You wanna guess what?

SPEAKER_05 1:06:29

When we doing this. What are y'all drinking today? What's in them breakfast? I got a word.

SPEAKER_07 1:06:37

That's why fucking Hennessy.

SPEAKER_05 1:06:40

Nah, yeah, that's a violent.

SPEAKER_07 1:06:41

Hennessy will do it to you. It'll make you angry and all types of things.

SPEAKER_20 1:06:45

Okay, that is all with me. Your friendola desk.

SPEAKER_07 1:06:48

Yes, I already know these clothes that I be drinking to. Stop drinking that fucking hitting. Stop drinking that fucking honey. Alright, what would you do? Take a model supplemental pause. Huh? Why I'm biased.

SPEAKER_18 1:07:05

Because you get applause for everything. Well, look.

SPEAKER_07 1:07:14

Hello, go ahead.

SPEAKER_18 1:07:16

Get to the sick.

SPEAKER_07 1:07:17

You mad? Hello, one more time. Huh? No, I'm I'm listening. I'm on my road to sobriety.

SPEAKER_18 1:07:28

It must have been a pit stop on the way to your road.

Snitching Versus Being A Victim

SPEAKER_07 1:07:31

Nope. I mean, I got contact from this one over here. But it's okay. Hey, what's up, what's up? Alright, so what you do? You mentioned uh Pooh Shicey Gucci, so this one is in reference to that situation. Because um, you know what? I'm not even going to get into the road. Everybody knows the situation by Pooh Shysti and Gucci, right? Yeah. Pooh Shisey went over there, did what it do. So it seems like there is a um a miscomprehension on the word snitch and being a victim, right? So I made a post. I made a post, right? Yeah. Um, and I put it, I was like, yo, people need to understand the difference between a snitch and being a victim. I know I understand street shit street niggas, they just can't get that out their head. They hear a snitch, telling somebody, whatever the case may be, is they just label it one word, snitch. But my thing is, right, and I need a mic. Give the mic, we're gonna go around, right? No, you can't do it. Like, say for instance scenario, if now the difference between, let's let's first break down the difference between a snitch and just like telling. Right? So a snitch is like say if if nothing involved you and you went and you told on something that didn't involve you, and you told on somebody, that is a snitch.

SPEAKER_20 1:08:45

Okay, right?

SPEAKER_07 1:08:45

Is that a snitch? That's a snitch. Yes, it is.

SPEAKER_20 1:08:48

Wait, wait, say it again, say it again.

SPEAKER_07 1:08:49

If something doesn't involve you and you went and told on somebody else that somebody did something, say if seven went over there, it didn't involve you. Say if seven went over there and slapped um K Digital. Uh-huh. And you go, oh, this nigga seven went over there and slapped K. That's snitching. You snitching. Nothing to do with you. Mind your business, go away. Now, say if seven came over there and he slapped me. Yeah. And I felt some type of way and he causing bodily harm. I'm telling. Like, yo, this nigga came, he he hit me, took my money, da-da-da-da-da. Now it's different, now hold on. It's different levels to it.

SPEAKER_16 1:09:25

Like, say if you're not sure if say, hold on, let's say. Let it finish. Let it finish. Let it finish.

SPEAKER_07 1:09:30

Now, say if, like, you, I took it into an account, say he hit me, I took into my own account, and I went and hit the nigga back, right? No police involved, okay, you you you handle that. But in the instance where you get police involved and you got to make a statement, you gotta make an accusation. Well, yeah, he he caused bodily harm, he tried to harm me, so you are you telling. You this is a difference there. Now, that's the difference. That's the distinct difference. So I wanna go around, right, and kind of like feel the temperature on like if if how do you feel about that? How do you feel about snitching or telling? Do you label snitching as the same thing across the board, or is it a difference if you tell if somebody if you're a victim of something? I'm gonna go around the room.

SPEAKER_20 1:10:18

Wait, real quick, real quick. Because I I feel like snitching is when you're like a part of a crime and then you go and tell after y'all get in trouble. I don't think it has to be.

SPEAKER_07 1:10:31

Like, say if you win, like again, like say if y'all all robbed a bank. Right? Say we all robbed a bank. Yes, yes, and I told I was a part of robbing a bank, that's snitching. Okay, yeah. Okay. That's snitching. Okay. But if I saw y'all niggas robbing the bank, uh-huh, right? Yeah, that I mean that's snitching too. So it's different than stuff. I'm confused. If y'all, but say confused, yeah. That's what I'm saying, it's level. Say if they robbed the bank, right? If it's your bank that they robbed a middle. No, it's not to be my bank. Say y'all robbed the bank and y'all came to my crib, like, nigga, I'm gonna fucking kill you if you do. Nigga, I'm telling. Like, I ain't got nothing to do with that.

SPEAKER_20 1:11:05

Try to kill me. No, I see what he's saying though. Like, if they came to you and robbed you, I don't either. If somebody, I'm gonna tell you what my sister said in a second. But if somebody came to you, put a gun to your head, robbed you, took all your shit, do you consider it snitching if you went to the police or are you a victim? I'm snitching.

SPEAKER_05 1:11:22

You're snitching. Okay, but my sister said, You're a street nigga. If you per if you promote your if you promote it your whole life and your whole rap career, snitching is bad. You do not snitch. You're not even not even getting it back in blood. I'm saying, you don't even have to get it back in blood. Like, you could you can charge it to the game at your level that you're at right now. Like, you a grown man, you done did it, you done lived your life, you don't went to jail. Charge that shit to the game. You don't charge it. But look at go ahead, go ahead. My bad, Switch. Yeah, now you good. But I'm saying, like, Gucci has promoted Gucci was one, he's one of the last niggas, besides Boosie, or I don't even know who else at this point, that we looked at as he'll he'll never snitch, or he's not, he's not a red-ass nigga.

SPEAKER_07 1:12:06

He didn't snitch though.

SPEAKER_05 1:12:07

He didn't, he didn't snitch. It's not confirmed, but Gucci KO and then told him that. The detective got on the stand and and pled the and and uh put their right hand in the Bible and said Gucci gave them the statement that Pooh Shistley robbed him. Like got on the stand today. That's why they got their bond denied and all of that. So that's snitching for Gucci. If you a civilian though, if you because he pro he. Let's go around the room. I'm gonna get I'm gonna listen to his recent music. He's still rapping about that shit.

SPEAKER_07 1:12:36

You're gonna get a last seven. You get a last one. That's what he promotes. I'm gonna go around the room.

SPEAKER_20 1:12:39

My sister said a victim is not in the life or not or doesn't claim to be. Gucci was right in his decision, but he snitched. He was supposed to get it back in blood from how he talks. He's a clone anyway. That just compressed. He is a clone. He's a mad kids and shit. He's a clone.

SPEAKER_07 1:12:56

Get it back in blood is is uh he's gonna be like, You're not supposed to do it.

SPEAKER_16 1:12:59

You gotta have your goals, dude.

SPEAKER_07 1:13:01

I'm gonna hear, let's let's get the crowd. You don't have to get it back. You got a mic.

SPEAKER_15 1:13:04

All right, so are you gonna go for the face? Yeah, yeah. I agree with the person that was just uh that made the comment. But I also think there's levels like, you know, I mean, if you think about like uh you remember when uh Cameron was on uh what was that, the 60 minutes? Uh-oh, uh-oh, uh oh.

SPEAKER_20 1:13:19

Remember when uh I'm snitching, I'm snitching. Remember, I'm telling you.

SPEAKER_15 1:13:31

When uh Cameron was on, I think it was 60 minutes, and he and they asked him, like, would you snitch on if uh a serial killer live right next door to you? And he was like, I ain't snitching on nobody. And I'm like, at that point, it's like yo, that's kind of goofy to me.

SPEAKER_09 1:13:44

Like, come on, like serial killer, hey, yeah, I'm gonna get them kids. Yeah, get them, get them the fuck out of here.

SPEAKER_04 1:13:49

He said, I might he said I might do something to her, but I won't tell her though.

SPEAKER_16 1:13:53

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:13:54

I'm not even realistic. It could be a form of serial killer. Now we're talking about a current serial killer or somebody that was with the jail because and he came out miraculously.

SPEAKER_15 1:14:04

I guess a current, I think, I think they were talking about like current. Yeah, I guess. I think I think at that point then you gotta you gotta do something. Like, you live right next door. But but like if you're if you're about that life, like if you live in that life and you got beef with somebody and they rob you, like, yeah, you don't snitch on them because like you you you you had that coming, you know what I'm saying? And you're supposed to do it however you been talking like you was gonna do it, you know. So if you go snitch on uh to cause report that to the police after they done did something to you, you know, after you were talking all that shit, then yeah. You know what I mean? I I I consider that snitching.

SPEAKER_06 1:14:42

Okay.

SPEAKER_20 1:14:43

I'm a snitch. We know that. We know that. If it's you know that's it, ain't gonna be me. I just said if we all rob the bank, if I love you. If I love you, no, I ain't snitching if we all rob the bank. So it c when it comes to my kids, I don't give a fuck. Yeah. I don't give a fuck. I had a situation with my daughter. She um, yeah, I know I have a 17-year-old, but long story short, a boy tried to get rowdy with her or whatever, and like tried to like brandish a gun on um live. You I went across the street first because he was supposed to be in the area. I was gonna run that motherfucker over and then call the police. But at that point, it was like I had to call the police because this is my daughter's safety. So at the end of the day, it might have been snitching, but no, he was young as fuck. He shouldn't have been.

SPEAKER_07 1:15:24

But how was that snitching? That's what I'm trying to say. You're civilians.

SPEAKER_20 1:15:27

There are levels to it because I guess it could be because she was like, even when I go to school, they're gonna be like, oh, you were snitching. I said, Well, how do you feel about it? At the end of the day, I lost my brother to gun violence. We don't tolerate that shit. Yes, I'm gonna run your ass over fast, but you can't be doing that. Come to find out his dad was a cop. So that's another level to the world. Like, they be getting covered, girl. They be getting covered. Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:15:47

The crowd, what's their yeah, what's their reaction? You got the mic over there. Oh, CEO said I'm talking too much. No, no. We try to get we get away from you know, sometimes.

SPEAKER_18 1:15:57

I tried to say it. No, I didn't. Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:15:59

No, I didn't. I would have just told you plain and simple, like, you know, no audience. Okay, audience. Nope.

SPEAKER_00 1:16:06

I think lifestyle determines a lot. You know what I'm saying? Like, before you even start to get into like selective categories of like, you know, all types of different anecdotes about, you know what I'm saying, how the the story like this or the story like that, like, first off, I think we need to focus on the differentiate between who got what lifestyle. Cause a dude who's in a suit with a briefcase, something happened, of course he's gonna snitch on some shit. You know what I'm saying? He's gonna be the good Samaritan. But you know what I'm saying, the other niggas sitting on a block, you know what I mean, on a crate, waiting for the sale, it's gonna be like, I ain't see nothing. So it's really about like lifestyle differentiating on who takes part in what or who feels like uh, you know what I'm saying, their character would give them, would encourage them to speak out, you know what I'm saying? So I think I think that's just the basis of it, you know what I'm saying, as far as that goes.

SPEAKER_06 1:17:09

Yeah, lifestyle is is definitely important. It's definitely important. Who else?

SPEAKER_10 1:17:15

I agree with him. And I like like my man said, if you're a civilian, then it don't really apply to you. If you're in that type of lifestyle. You know what you're signing up for if you're in that lifestyle.

SPEAKER_07 1:17:29

And that's what it is, you know. Now, before somebody else goes, like, like if you look at the 6ix9ine situation, right now, obviously he was you know in engulfed in that lifestyle with the gang members and shit. But these niggas disrespect, they fucked his baby moms, they kidnapped him, beat his ass up. Like the gang, the whole thing. 730. Not 730. That was his name, though. That was his name, forgot the name of the game.

SPEAKER_20 1:17:54

At least three people.

SPEAKER_07 1:17:55

Yeah, whatever his name. But they really violated son.

SPEAKER_20 1:17:58

At least three people.

SPEAKER_07 1:17:59

And he went and and he told. And everybody like say he snitched, he snitched, she snitched. But what is he supposed to do in that situation?

SPEAKER_18 1:18:06

And it was plotting to kill him. It was plotting to kill him, too. Like, I was.

SPEAKER_07 1:18:10

What's he gonna do in that situation? Who else? Who else is gonna go? Nobody else?

unknown 1:18:14

Sorry.

SPEAKER_19 1:18:16

I'll I'll chime in real quick.

SPEAKER_07 1:18:18

What's your name?

SPEAKER_19 1:18:19

Um, my name is Roxy.

SPEAKER_07 1:18:20

Roxy.

SPEAKER_19 1:18:21

Um, yeah, so I don't know. This is this this conversation is a little bit triggering for me because I'm not a street person by any means. I'm a professional, I'm a mother, um, and I'm I'm older than probably most of y'all in the room. Um, so I look at it as I always want to protect my business, protect my image, protect my reputation, and go home to my children every night. Um, and I'm from a major city. So living down here near Charlotte, it's a small town.

SPEAKER_06 1:18:56

Which major city are you from?

SPEAKER_19 1:18:58

Which major city you from? I'm from Philly. Philly, okay. Where's city born and raised? Um so you know, I I I I expected to, you know, live in a, you know, a nice rural, suburban type of environment. And you come down here and you find out that that's not always the case. So it's like, like I said, making it back home to my priorities is my priority. But it's like, what do you do as a mother in a professional when some shorty's popping off with you or some dude is popping off with you? You know what I mean? Like at what point do we turn the other cheek or get it back in blood, or like what are we supposed to do? You know what I mean? And I said that's triggering because I've been through several traumatic events down here in the Charlotte area. Like, I could write a book. I really feel like I need to because I've been through things down here that you would never expect to go through. You know what I mean? So I don't know. I I know personally for me, if I ain't had them children to live for, and I start it even comes down to being messy online. Like, I wanted to, I've been through something so crazy, y'all. I was gonna offer to do somebody's hair free for a year just to just for somebody to send me a video. I was gonna make a Facebook post, and I talked to my mentor, my confidant. He told me not to do it. He told me it would have been messy, it would have been, you know, lowering myself to these people's standards. I was gonna make a Facebook post, like, yo, send me that video of such and such, and I'll do your hair free for a year. No questions asked.

SPEAKER_20 1:20:29

They would have did it. They would have done it. Come on, a year. What do you want?

SPEAKER_19 1:20:33

So now I'm at a point where it's like, okay, take the civilian level-headed route. Or do I want to get it back in blood?

SPEAKER_17 1:20:42

Yeah. Right.

SPEAKER_19 1:20:43

Or, you know what I mean? And it's it's it's really a tough situation. It's not something to be taken lightly, but I don't know. I just felt like we overall need to do better as a community. Like um, Woody said, he said, we continue to stay trapped in these. Did anybody see that video?

SPEAKER_05 1:20:56

Yeah, I see it, I see it.

SPEAKER_19 1:20:58

That was very profound what he said.

SPEAKER_05 1:20:59

Yeah, you're talking some real shit. He was talking some real shit.

SPEAKER_19 1:21:01

Right. So I feel like we need to, you know, ponder and meditate on them type of things a little bit more so we can kind of prevent this craziness from happening, like, you know, at the end of the day. But not to get too deep, I'm gonna pass the mic, y'all. Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:21:12

No, that's that's interesting, because I mean it goes to what Luca was saying, like lifestyle. You know what I'm saying? Like, you know, rural area, you're not uh you're not accustomed to the street life and shit like that. So it's a certain code you're not used to that other people are used to, you know.

SPEAKER_06 1:21:26

So yeah.

SPEAKER_19 1:21:27

And that's why down here people don't really know what street life is. They got streets down here, they got roads.

SPEAKER_03 1:21:40

It gets tricky down here though.

SPEAKER_20 1:21:43

I play the hood a little bit, and y'all don't really know, you know, I feel like I definitely agree with you, but in a sense where at the same time, though, you have to think that these young boys are coming up, and everyone here is not has not been born here. People are moving here. So that mentality is coming from a different places. There might be some young boys that's out here really moving and shaking, but from Philly. It might be some people out here that's doing what they gotta do from New York. But yes, they're here now. But I really will say the younger generation does not value life, and it does not matter where you're from. These younger YNs with the switches and da-da-da-da. I respect hood mentality. Like, don't get me wrong, but if you got a beef with somebody, get that person. Why figure it out where you're gonna get them? You just shooting into the crowd and doing all kinds of crazy shit. You have value, you don't value life. Like, I don't know. I just I have been raised by a different street code, so it's just like, I don't know. It definitely gets get sticky, like he said. It can't get sticky anywhere because now they have the tools and big ass guns for no reason.

SPEAKER_05 1:22:43

Bottom line, Gucci snitching, if he did, is like T D Jake saying he's an atheist. I'm telling you, it's the same equivalence. I'm not judging him, because you feel me. Like, you feel me? You can't say nothing until you've been in the situation. I'm just saying to the masses what it's gonna look like. Because niggas looked at him like, oh, he he one of the street niggas that made it out. He went through what he went through, went to jail, got black ball from the game, came back, he came out on top. You know what I'm saying? And niggas thought he was gonna make it out with a just a clear name. This is this.

SPEAKER_07 1:23:18

The thing, and when I I'll end it off like this, right? The thing I would say, right? When you look at Gucci, that was Gucci then, this is Gucci now, right? So it's like he's in a whole nother uh tax bracket, he's in a whole nother uh frame of mind. He's married, kids, whatever the case may be. That's uh, you know, the way that pool went about it, it was like, what what do you think Gucci could do? He his bodyguard was, I think, a retired cop or somebody in the law enforcement. So he that's the guy that he pays to protect him. So of course he's gonna go and say something, and he's probably gonna be like, yo, Gucci, yada yada, yada. So it's like, if if if it wasn't involving no police, obviously I'm pretty sure it would have been handled a different way. But because that uh the blue was involved and his security guard was a blue, it's like, yo, and he got all these assets and he has to protect. Why would you even think about going backwards to the old Gucci? So that's what I'm just saying. Like, yo, I what what do you want the man to do? So I'm sorry, Seven. You wanted, I know you wanted to say something. You want to say something right quick? You I ain't wanna I ain't wanna dis discredit what you want to give give Seven the mic. Give Seven the Mike.

SPEAKER_18 1:24:27

We don't have to. He do blend in with the background.

SPEAKER_17 1:24:32

No shade. Nah, okay. It's kind of like a little bit of what you said, you get what I'm saying, but like the real talk is if you're not from the streets, you shouldn't even be using the terminology snitch.

SPEAKER_06 1:24:44

Absolutely, I agree.

SPEAKER_17 1:24:45

One million percent. Snitching is when a street person does anything to incriminate anybody else. Period. You get what I'm saying? But at this point, as soon as you start rapping, you not street to me no more. So we looking at it wrong. You feel me? He trying, he's been trying to get out the streets. You get what I'm saying? And just because we think he this gangster, like he's not the biggest boogeyman in Atlanta. We think that's something that it ain't, it really ain't. You feel me? So how would all y'all feel? Cause I'm a real street nigga and I run this building. No, I'm letting y'all know. How would y'all feel? How would y'all feel? And I know all the killers. Oh. And they be here rapping. How about that?

SPEAKER_16 1:25:28

They do. How about that?

SPEAKER_17 1:25:28

So how would y'all feel if they just came in here and popped one of y'all and I was like, nah, I ain't saying nothing because I'm a street nigga. You had to stand up. I have 15 enemies after that. I respect them. They could have just robbed y'all. So what what it don't make sense? You get what I'm saying? Like, we need to stop. Like, street people need to keep that on the low, and and everybody that's not street is telling. You get what I'm saying? It's telling. They came in there, they didn't harm the little white boy. You fucking up the business. You get what I'm saying? Like, it's not, like, now we talking stupid. Like, he needs to stand on something because that's what he rap about. Nigga, I'm finna keep rapping about that. I don't care if I'm not doing that. That's what we supposed to do. It's a business. You feel me? But we we holding people to something like, think about that. If they came in here and smacked one of y'all right now, one of y'all dead. I'm just saying, like, for real. This is a real problem. I'm just saying, like, like a lot, because a lot of y'all, a lot of y'all been subject. A lot of y'all. I'm saying, keeping it real.

SPEAKER_03 1:26:28

Keeping it real.

SPEAKER_17 1:26:29

Y'all the dealers and nigga need to stop talking about snitching. Stop saying snitch. Y'all hate that word. Y'all telling me. But then again, over my world, it's snitching.

SPEAKER_07 1:26:38

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:26:38

But again, that's what we talk about. He's snitching to me because even though fuck the rap and shit, he out here making videos. If you look at every video or any interview, Gucci is talking like that. He is against that shit. Like he's he's he's not saying, oh, I'm out here killing shit, da da da da. He's saying I stand on principles. I would never do this. I'm I'm against this. So that's why I say he's snitching. That's that's that's why I say he because that's that's his moral still.

SPEAKER_17 1:27:11

That man ain't did nothing gangster in over 15 years. I I say he didn't like tell, if he tell, he was told. That's what he supposed to do. That's why. It's what he supposed to do. But what he supposed to do first is never be in that position. But it's just how it works. When you get there, some nigga didn't never didn't got in that position. But once you get there, that's what I'm that's why I said the what if like that. Cause what if? Like I hope to God that shit never happened. But like some niggas that is you get there, nigga, you nigga, you supposed to tell nigga who the fuck on, nigga, what you talking about.

SPEAKER_05 1:27:44

This is the other thing too. Like motherfuckers saying shisty stupid and all that woo whoop, but I feel like he wouldn't have went that hard if Gucci wasn't doing some fuck shit too. He had to be doing some type of the fuck shit I did wasn't street.

SPEAKER_17 1:27:58

It might have been though. Money and jury, bro. Yeah, money doing people's shit. They ain't no street. We ain't rob nobody together. You get what I'm saying? Like, bro, I just gave you a million dollars up front. They ain't giving nobody money up front like that. Stop talking like I'm not Gucci Man. Like, street niggas, Tina. But I'm finna keep scratching that. I'm gonna let y'all let y'all know. No, you good, sir.

SPEAKER_07 1:28:20

Nah, but in conclusion, but in conclusion, it's like, you know, that and you see how the conversation goes about just one particular word. Like, because everybody got different um views on what that word means.

SPEAKER_20 1:28:34

I definitely think these clips are about to go viral. Oh, yeah. Everybody gonna be like, snitching this bitch, no?

SPEAKER_05 1:28:38

You should have been in the camera. You should have hoped in the camera.

SPEAKER_07 1:28:41

But that wasn't my what would you do? That was like just an open dialogue segment about snitching. Okay. It definitely gets tricky.

SPEAKER_16 1:28:47

You can make something deserve it.

SPEAKER_20 1:28:54

Now let's please get triggered. Get triggered. I hope, I hope all y'all get triggered. Niggas, bitches, nigga bitches. Goddamn. Hold on, hold on. Chill on the bitches word. I got a lot to you, you, you, who gonna check me? Nah, none of you. Ain't no way.

SPEAKER_07 1:29:11

Ain't no way.

Dating As A Transaction

SPEAKER_20 1:29:12

Females. What's up, y'all? No. Bitches, hoes, slut, anybody. If it ain't you, don't worry about it. Moving on. All right. If you don't know, my name is Lex Rated. And I'm not just on this podcast to talk shit, even though I've gotten on everybody's ass tonight. I do this because they're easy targets. But I have I have two degrees in psychology, so I I speak on stuff that I'm interested in. I look for patterns, behaviors, and what people are doing, not just saying. Okay. So tonight I want to get into something that's been sitting heavy on my heart. In my mind, dating. Not just the cute version, the real version. Okay. I keep hearing people say they want love, they want something real, they want connection. But if we're being honest, a lot of people are moving like they're negotiating a business deal. Okay? Like, what am I getting out of this? What are you bringing to this metaphorical table? And what is the return investment? Okay? And I'm not even saying that wanting something is wrong when you try to get into dating or a relationship. That's normal. But we all have expectations, unrealistic expectations. And somewhere along the line, dating stopped being about connection and it started being about the calculation of funds. But let's talk about it. You go on a date, and instead of enjoying the moment, people are already keeping score. Who paid, who texts first, who did more, who owes who, and it turns into the quiet transaction that nobody is actually saying aloud. And that's where it starts to get messy because nobody wants to admit that they actually, or what they actually expect. People will sit there and act like they're just going with the flow. But in their head, they're already deciding what you should be doing. I'm gonna keep it real with y'all. A female will know in the first five seconds of meeting a man, if she is going to smash that man, it don't take dinner, lunch, breakfast, it don't take uh uh nothing.

SPEAKER_18 1:31:43

It don't take shit. We be knowing.

SPEAKER_20 1:31:45

We be knowing all the extra shit is just extra shit. So now you got two people both expecting something, but nothing is being clear, nothing's being put on the table. And then when those expectations get met, suddenly somebody feels played or don't get met, somebody feels played. If you don't get what you want out of the situation, you feel like you got paid, played, or you got the short end of the stick. And it's on both sides. It's not just women, and it's not just men. Everybody goes through the same shit. Now, let's be real for a second. I'm gonna keep it balanced because like I said, both sides do this. Some women expect provision, attention, gifts, uh consistency, but they're not always offering the same level of energy, peace, or effort in return. I don't know no bitch that offer consistency. I said it, I don't know no bitch. And on the flip side, some men expect access, time, emotional support, even physical intimacy without offering stability, commitment, or respect. They want to know what you're doing and where you're going and who you with. They putting cameras in your house. They want to put it in. They doing it, new friend. They doing it. They're doing it. Just because y'all not doing it, and it's only about six of y'all in here, don't mean somebody out there is not doing it. We got everybody expecting premium treatment while giving the bare minimum. And then they're wondering why nothing lasts. And what's really interesting to me is how people present themselves versus what they actually want. Remember last week when I was like, or was it the week before, when I was like, you are who you attract, or something like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because you can't market yourself in one way and then be mad when people respond to what you showed them. For example, you can't be out here going to the club every week. Hold on now. I don't know to be at the club. I don't know. I wasn't talking about the club. If I'm at the club, my niggas at the club with me. I wasn't talking about you. You can't be at the club every week with your shorts up your ass, and then expecting a man to want to wife you within the first year of meeting you. And on the opposite side, as a man, you can't be going around here spending your money on shoes, clothes, and and all type of this, that, and the third, and expecting a woman not to think that you're going to give her some money because you're wasting it on shit. Oh, why not give it a shit? It's the same shit on both sides. You gotta be honest with yourself first before anybody can take you serious. So if you leave with looks, attention, status, money, or sex appeal, people are going to respond with that. That's human behavior. It's not even personal, it's realistically psychology. It's how we act. So when people get upset when they feel objectified or or used or or misunderstood, and it's like, well, what are you leading with in the first place? What did you come to this conversation with in the first place? What did you do to attract this person in the first place? Something that I hear a lot is, well, you liked it when you met me. You were into it when you met me. Like there's no type of evolution or or change or or or just fucking level up after you meet a person. Like just because they like how you were at the beginning, you're supposed to stay that way forever, that's not realistic. And think about uh where the girl disconnect is happening. People want certain outcomes, but they don't want to take accountability for how they're showing up in the process.

SPEAKER_18 1:35:47

A friend of mine said once women want a drug dealer that's friendly and emotional. Who are they?

SPEAKER_20 1:35:55

Also, also a businessman and a rapper that that spoils her and and and and takes her places, but also don't talk to other women, but's cute, and they want everything from a man, but don't want what comes with everything with that man. And when you get in this cycle, everybody feels like they're a victim. Men feel used, women feel used, and nobody trusts each other. And dating starts to feel exhausting instead of exciting. So now instead of building something real, people are just protecting themselves. They're guarded, they're calculated. Moving like it's about to be like who gets played or which one's gonna get played at the end of this situation. So for me, the crazy part is that the mindset exactly what is with exactly what keeps people from actually connecting with each other. Because you can't build something genuine if everything you're doing is based on fear and transaction, and I'm not saying like expectations are bad, like you can't have a type or or um a level or boundaries or anything like that, but you should have standards at some point, you should know what you want, but also be honest with what you're offering on the opposite side. Because at the end of the day, dating isn't broken because people want things, it's broken because nobody is being real about what they want and what they're willing to give in return. And until people start having those honest conversations with each other, not just with their friends behind the other person's back or on social media or in their private Snapchat story, but with themselves as well, we're gonna keep seeing the same patterns over and over again. So before your next situation, your next date, your next talking stage, ask yourself one question Am I here to connect or am I here to calculate? Because how you answer that is going to determine everything that comes after. And that's all I'm saying. I'm not here to judge y'all. I'm just here to make you think a little bit deeper about how you're moving and what um you're really looking for and what reality is essentially around you. So you already know I'm the biggest motherfucking Aquarius. That's okay. Lex rated, and if I hit a nerve, that means something needs to be worked on. And y'all need to take this shit serious because the Dayton pool has piss in it, and I ain't trying to swim in that shit.

SPEAKER_21 1:38:41

Dayton pool. Wait, wait.

SPEAKER_20 1:38:46

That is a wild.

SPEAKER_21 1:38:48

That was a wild. That's a balling though.

SPEAKER_20 1:38:52

That is wild. Damn. What do you mean? Because you're out of the dating team.

SPEAKER_21 1:39:01

Dayton pool and it's a little bit.

SPEAKER_20 1:39:02

I am out of the dating scene. I sure am pissing it. What the fuck is that? I sure am up to date.

SPEAKER_07 1:39:06

But usually we get like, you don't want people's uh insight? Because usually you give the insight shit. That was that was a lot of insight. I mean, I I would love I would love for you to see. That was therapy part two.

SPEAKER_20 1:39:16

I would love for y'all to get some feedback. I had a whole conversation today with my partner and unrealistic expectations. No, it's not about us, it's about somebody that they're talking to. He was talking about how women have a tendency to like bring up what they want or like drop hints about what they want without just flat out asking for it. But then on the same time, they expect like if an if a man asks for something, they're a bum. They're a broke nigga. They're this, that, and the third. And it's become like a culture in society now where women can ask for everything, and as soon as a man asks for something, something negative is associated with those actions. And I'm not saying it has to be like a give or take type of situation. When a female asks, they say we are golden. No, I mean, but at the same time, what else are you doing? If you know up front that you have no intentions of going on a second date with the person or being with the person or pursuing anything with that person, why the fuck would you let him spin a paycheck on taking you out? If you know that you're just going out for a free fucking meal, why would you do that? That's just bad fucking morals and terrible integrity. And on the opposite end of the spectrum, if you know this woman does not want to have intercourse with you or do anything sexual or physical, why the fuck would you expect it? Just because you're spending money on her. And then get upset and feel like every woman only wants your money. But every time you got a woman out, you're throwing your money in her face. Y'all are working backward.

SPEAKER_07 1:41:08

I don't think people really wanna have those type of uh conversations. I don't but you know what, just to sum it up, man, it's just like it needs to be had. I think just people just need to be open and candid about what they want. You know, what they want, what they got. Like, just be open and candid, and it's up to the person to either accept it or not. I know a lot of people be fronting, you know. A lot of niggas is just a hundred years, and they fronting like they got all this shit, and they don't got it, you know. So just be up front, like listen, girl, my bank account, I got$200 in there. I'm living paycheck to paycheck. I got$30 in my pocket, that's what I'm living with.

SPEAKER_15 1:41:49

You should say no. I was on a I was on a date a few weeks ago, and we was talking about this. I was talking to her about this, and it was like, well, I think what's fucked up with the dating pool is like it's just the social media, first of all, it's like there's so much access to anybody, it makes it easy for you to dismiss any red flag. So like you go on a date, and I and I low-key, I just feel like you know, people that been single for a minute, you know what I mean, they they get comfortable with just you know being by themselves and shit like that. So a little red flag.

SPEAKER_20 1:42:23

You'd be like, uh being alone again.

SPEAKER_15 1:42:27

It's cool. Right. So I I think I think that's the main issue with like the dating fool now. It's like people are comfortable just being, you know, single and just you know, periodically dating here and there and shit like that. And like, like she said, like that that one red flag thing, it's like just any excuse to be like, oh, next, you know what I'm saying? I think that that's what the real issue is, man.

SPEAKER_20 1:42:51

But one and another one while dating, but I'm a cigarette flag sometime too, so I kind of fall in that category where I feel like I'm too healed. And sometimes a red flag, I can overlook certain things, but for the most part, what I notice about myself is like, yeah, I'll get turned off and I'm just like, yeah, no. And I'm very vocal though. I'm not gonna ghost you. You know, if you hit me and I'll just I'll just say I'm so sorry. Like, I don't feel like this is gonna align with what I want or where I'm going. Like, I don't know. I'll just be so transparent. I know I'm not sure. But you gotta be that part. That's a good way to say. I said the girls is not gonna like me after this. And I know it's gonna be some bitches in the comments talking about, oh shit, pick me. I've been told. Over and over and over and over again. I keep getting picked. So it ain't sex, sis. Okay, it's just reality. It's reality. Only 1% of women react how you do. Every other woman, it's no shade, because if it ain't you, you shouldn't feel hit. Every other woman is going to see how much she can she can get from that situation until she feels like she don't want to put up with it no more. And then we ain't even talking about all the niggas on the side that's doing the other things for her at the same time. And it I'm I'm not biased. Men do the same shit. I uh do the same shit. I went on a date recently and I had to fight the person to pay. Like, I was like, no, I'm gonna pay for my own stuff. He was like, no, like you would never did it. And I literally was like, no, no, no. I hope I waited till the waitress came in and I was like, take my card. And it's like because I'm triggered in a sense where it's like men are gonna look at you like, oh, this is the first date she won a good meal. I ordered ribeye because that's what I wanted. It's not about you paying for it, though. I could pay for it myself, but that's what I wanted. And he was so appalled, and I'm just like, I haven't spoken to him since. I think he was maybe turned off in a sense, but that's another thing where it comes from just like I'm just independent, and I feel like sometimes I need to let my guard down, and it's just like, I'll pay for your drink too, baby. What you want? Like, what you getting? Because I never want to be looked at as the girl that just went on a date for a meal. Like, that fucking sucks. Yeah.

SPEAKER_16 1:45:02

Okay.

SPEAKER_20 1:45:09

I paid for my own red vibe. I'm sorry, friend, if you see this.

SPEAKER_07 1:45:16

So that was that was triggered. That was triggered.

SPEAKER_20 1:45:23

Love that segment. Oh, that's gonna be triggered all the time.

SPEAKER_07 1:45:25

Yeah, tick tock, tick tock is gonna go crazy on that one. And we didn't even release the one for last week. 100%. So my shit about to die in a second.

Words Of The Week Vocabulary Game

SPEAKER_20 1:45:32

Not today, though. Not today. I didn't get triggered today. Okay. I'm not in the data marriage. But you guys already know. This is Words of the Week. Words of the week. We're getting smart.

SPEAKER_18 1:45:42

You're getting smart.

SPEAKER_20 1:45:43

Where's Naya? You know, that's a smart one. Where is she? Because she needs to chime in.

SPEAKER_07 1:45:48

Sleep.

SPEAKER_20 1:45:50

Well, um this is the segment where we dress our vocabulary in silk and we talk with a little bit of spice, and we make you the smartest at brunch. Let's get into it. Alright, so the first word that we're gonna get into today is a noun slash adjective. So it can be both. Okay? It can be a person, place, or a thing, or it can be describing that person, place, or a thing. And the word is profligate. Profligate is spelled P-R-O-F-L-I-G-A-T-E. Profligate. Profligate. Is there a noun? Is it more adjective? It can be both. I got it. I got it even before I go into any of the things you can do. Oh no, go ahead. Go ahead. I don't think it's louder. I'm saying context. I thought it'd be louder. You might be right, bitch. You might be right, friend. My phone just died. Damn. God damn. Latin word profligare, meaning to destroy or ruin. Toxic.

SPEAKER_07 1:46:54

Y'all all said mmm, like I know this shit.

SPEAKER_20 1:46:58

I said only. A person I would say in mind, I would have been wrong. Go ahead, Destiny. Jealous, toxic. Someone that's jealous. Jealous, toxic. You you triggered. Um, I'm I was trying to say you're not cheating today, but you actually did. He is. I am going to say.

SPEAKER_05 1:47:17

Stop letting a nigga see your cards.

SPEAKER_20 1:47:19

It's a person that has bad intentions and is set on ruining. That's pretty good, actually, Stron. That's what I'm saying.

unknown 1:47:32

Nah.

SPEAKER_20 1:47:33

Does anyone else be guessing? She's sort of fucking. What are you doing? So basically, the context is basically um. It has to do with finances in this sense. But again, the Latin word is profligare, which means to destroy or ruin. So just take a guess off of that.

SPEAKER_15 1:47:57

What am I guessing, though? That's what I'm talking about. The meaning of the word. I thought you just gave the meaning. That was just what that was derived from.

SPEAKER_20 1:48:07

So that's the root word, which is the um etymology, I believe the word is, which goes into like what the root word of that actual word, profligate, means. So in the Latin world, that word profligere would mean to destroy or to ruin.

SPEAKER_15 1:48:23

Is it like like to gain something from ruining something?

SPEAKER_07 1:48:27

No, I think it's like something like wasteful. Like come along those lines.

SPEAKER_20 1:48:35

She just be cheating. So the definition of this word is recklessly extravagant or wasteful in spending.

SPEAKER_07 1:48:42

Told you! Y'all don't be listening to me. I be trying to tell y'all every week.

SPEAKER_20 1:48:50

So if I was to use it in a sentence, I would say she went from disciplined to profligate. The second she checked that account and her taxes hit. She was like, bitch, I'm rich. Bitch, nothing else. I'm rich. I got that money, huh? You know, so you're just about to go spend all that money, probably order DoorDash every single fucking day. Go shop afterwards. Buy shit that you ain't buying, man. Profligate. Profligate.

SPEAKER_15 1:49:14

I know my man Lucy is writing notes right now. He definitely.

SPEAKER_20 1:49:22

Yeah, so if you are a lover of words, you're a logophile. You're a lover of words. Yeah, so I'm a I'm a I'm a I'm a logophile for sure. I like big ass dot dot dot words. Logophile. I miss logophile. You're a logify. You my logophile. Alright, so the next word that we're gonna get into today is ostentatious.

SPEAKER_05 1:49:52

Ostentatious.

SPEAKER_20 1:49:53

It's an adjective. Just because you heard it, don't know. I know. I know having a brain heart. I don't want to cheat, but being real ostentatious. So don't cheat then. I'm being real ostentatious right now. I'm not cheating. I'm not cheating. Ostentatious is spelled O-S-T-E-N-T-A-T-I-O-U-S. The um what it's derived by is basically a Latin word. Yeah. Meaning to display. So the Latin root word is to display. Yeah, it could be, it could be. You can I think somebody put that in a record. The Latin word is ostentare, meaning to display. I I I agree with Swish, but I'm gonna go the actual you said it's an adjective. It's an adjective.

SPEAKER_04 1:50:44

Of course you agree with me.

SPEAKER_18 1:50:45

I'm gonna say it's when someone likes to be the center of attention.

SPEAKER_07 1:50:53

That's pretty good. That's pretty good, Lex. That's actually really good.

SPEAKER_20 1:50:57

That's actually really good. Does anyone else want to take any guesses before I tell you this? Alright. So the definition is designed to impress or attract notice, often in a showy or excessive way.

SPEAKER_07 1:51:12

So ostentatious.

SPEAKER_20 1:51:14

I mean, you you said the length. No, I said. Do you want to use it in the sentence? Ostentatious.

SPEAKER_05 1:51:19

You being real ostentatious right now. No, that's ostentation.

SPEAKER_20 1:51:24

That was a hit for y'all.

SPEAKER_05 1:51:25

I said it wrong.

SPEAKER_20 1:51:26

I was like, Yeah, we just wanted to throw that out there, but no.

SPEAKER_05 1:51:31

Ostentatious is a sexy word.

SPEAKER_20 1:51:33

Is it?

SPEAKER_05 1:51:36

Yeah, you looking real ostentatious.

SPEAKER_20 1:51:39

Oh, that's another word for the birthday. Ostentatious? I like that, but that's not what I meant. Okay.

SPEAKER_05 1:51:46

You're contagious. Ostentatious. Okay, Ron Eisley feel you.

SPEAKER_20 1:51:52

Hey yo, y'all. So if I was gonna use this in a sentence, I would say he thought it was a flex, but that nigga came off overly ostentatious. Overly ostentatious. Too motherfucking ostentators. Nobody wanna see that. You buying all them bottles, acting all bougie, shooting it with you. Hate them niggas on the club.

SPEAKER_07 1:52:08

That's what we talked about, the guys in the club.

SPEAKER_20 1:52:10

Yeah, hate them niggas.

SPEAKER_07 1:52:11

Guys in the club is so ostentatious.

SPEAKER_20 1:52:18

I mean, all these niggas are Charlotte. Why the fuck nobody be hitting on me?

SPEAKER_05 1:52:24

That's cap. I didn't see niggas write down on you. Nobody hit something like that. I didn't see niggas write down on you.

SPEAKER_07 1:52:31

That's what she said. She said the niggas is is in the direct to uh just it but okay.

SPEAKER_20 1:52:37

That's crazy. So the next word, which is the last word of the night, is gonna be pecuniary. Pecuniary is basically an adjective, so it's gonna describe a person, place, or a thing.

SPEAKER_09 1:52:48

Pecuniary.

SPEAKER_20 1:52:49

Okay, and um the Latin word, which is the root word of this, is pecunia, meaning money. So it was originally tied to wealth, measured in cattle, but that was just like the root word of it. It's not the definition. Pecuniary. Rich ass motherfucker. Pecunia. What is it? A rich ass motherfucker. Nope. How do you even pronounce words? It's derived from the um Latin word pecunia, which means money. Money. But it was tied to wealth and cattle. So you know, back in the day when they used to buy cattle and they used to be like, you know, you got a lot of money, whatever, da-da-da-da. So um, y'all all look super confused. The definition is relation to or consisting of money. So this could be someone who has money. I would say her interest wasn't romantic, it was strictly pecuniary. Pecuniary. She didn't even really want you. She was one of them. That would have been pecuniary.

SPEAKER_07 1:53:57

That was a good one. I thought it was something totally different. What you thought it was?

SPEAKER_05 1:54:03

You said pecuniary, right?

SPEAKER_20 1:54:05

Pecuniary.

SPEAKER_05 1:54:05

Pecuniary. Pecuniary.

SPEAKER_18 1:54:07

I thought it had something to do with being.

SPEAKER_05 1:54:09

It definitely was like right, like the very beginning, right as soon as you get inside the right.

SPEAKER_18 1:54:16

That part soon as you got.

SPEAKER_20 1:54:19

First little warmth.

SPEAKER_05 1:54:20

Yeah, that first little part, as soon as you got to the hole then, right? That's the pecuniary.

SPEAKER_20 1:54:24

Only niggas. No, I'm dead. But okay, so yeah, I'm looking for a sugar daddy.

SPEAKER_18 1:54:29

You that say that? Oh boy. I did say that.

SPEAKER_20 1:54:38

Or a splendor. Or a shit. She did say that. I said that for the dad. See what she was talking about with somebody that's not willing to give to receive. Not me. Come see me, friend. No, I have. You are a sugar daddy. Hitch ass. Please. I'm serious.

SPEAKER_02 1:54:58

Put this and pick this on TikTok. It's not that.

SPEAKER_12 1:55:00

I can take all the sugar. It's gonna go.

SPEAKER_20 1:55:02

I can share all the sugar. They're gonna be in the comments. I can share the sugar, spread the sugar. When I get a cup of sugar, I got you. I got you. All the sugar that is. And I'm not saying get in my inbox. Get in her inbox.

SPEAKER_07 1:55:21

Application. Alright, that was words of the week by J.

SPEAKER_20 1:55:29

You smart as fuck.

SPEAKER_21 1:55:35

Alright. What are we gonna say? Pott and bars. Potting bars. We're gonna switch this.

SPEAKER_02 1:55:43

My vocal's right.

Potting Bars Live Rap Runs

SPEAKER_05 1:55:46

Alright. Yeah, pot and bars. Switch that T. Got my phone, suck my dick. Fucking.

SPEAKER_16 1:55:59

A060.

SPEAKER_05 1:56:02

Tryna respect things I don't got control over. GG4 and Jose balance out my component. Haven't been diagnosed. So I don't know if I'll be cured for overwhelm. Get married. Why not have rapid portions? Killing you for agreeing up, so reassuring. I could turn around, so rewarded. When you never show it, then you come with two, but he give you four off stream. Let my broad dice in place, all for orphans, traffic in and out the home just like a foster. Cut my old hoes off, got a new roster. Nine on me like Rajan. Tweezy told me, take it cause I'm making a play on the op side. Show the toxic, so we might fight. But that's still my baby. Google Gaga. God body hate pigs like I like, preach like Saga. Mercedes, not a master, finesse the streets. L Plotter, you figure deal me. I got stronger from every loss. That didn't kill me. Why it seemed like closest once in me for they build me, kill views and love and envy. Shape shifting humans turn in snakes. Why? Because they hiss at me, my body differently. I can give life to an entity. The day I was born, my mama made history. I prayed down what they wish for me. All the solid haters on the tell who my enemy is flat.

SPEAKER_08 1:57:32

Like open these camps. It's like America with a lost soul. I hope who's been a regular gas set on fire at the crossroads. A black mogul with a young soul. A voice of no nation. I like a big chick in the asset. I'm on this big man upload. I kinda fucked up. And if you got another thing, I'm saying you have to switch the conversation.

unknown 1:59:14

Check it out.

SPEAKER_08 1:59:17

I'm here for the crowd. Lay it down, can't no other compete. I'm up your face with my flow any time of the week. My weed loud personally is discreet. The flow irregular. You couldn't beat me with my hands tied. Competitor is here, it's therapeutic. So I'm shacking with the microphone. Hungry, spent some nights alone. Thank God the lights are wrong.

unknown 1:59:35

I could care less about these mumble rappers and manbags. Niggas really up and they work and look like they're being dragged. Hip hop's move weed, buying a decree.

SPEAKER_08 1:59:50

I fought the board score by itself. Don't hurt me. Suffer I just run in my chip. You tap answer for the breath, it's dressed up. And for me, going into pin, it's not to the death. Now my stick gonna write. What's up there for the truth? I hope you live and keep my budget straight and my mind right. Dodging every mood that just helped me for the line.

unknown 2:00:10

Burn up the sky, joints to cry, feel storage. Connect the wheel, no fluff, word of moat, flow heavily. God said to take the whack out.

SPEAKER_08 2:00:19

It's dark and hell, it's hot, so you know I'm finna black out. Flesh to my flesh, nigga. You was in my titty, used to scream, ride or die. But these niggas don't lift me. I'm putting every fucking event. I swear to fifth, and stay with my day one niggas, they coming with me.

SPEAKER_09 2:00:42

Put every fucking up snake and we got him again, sweat.

SPEAKER_02 2:00:47

He went crazy. He went crazy. He ain't crazy. He lost his fucking mind. He lost his fucking mind. He lost his fucking mind. Get my phone in my hand, suck my dick, fuck you.

SPEAKER_04 2:01:05

Listen to the haters. Yeah.

SPEAKER_14 2:01:10

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 2:01:11

Look in me, stream. Anything to move him. Anything to motivate moving plates. Got a lot on my plates. Got a brain not complaining. Cause I know I'm blessed. And that goes without saying nothing stayin'. They bring me their problems, like I ain't got none. Still give up a dropin', like I ain't got one. That's cap, cause I know today it got me. I need it. Well, when I make it, I'ma tell her, put a two weeks in. Fly men, tap my wings, spin, put it top of breach. Mm-hmm. Stop at rocks, not at demons. Paid enough. Dudes need to get paid for my service dick. Not enough views, so they doubt that they got a service shit. Really got it out the mud. I just did first for this. Gotta make a purpose ever since I had a kid. Mama on the average. Memory scattered red. I know these edibles gon' hit. It's gumbo in the battle mix. So these books, fat, broke bread. When she wanna back a fix. Still love the music. But battle rap got me traveling. Nothing but good feedback. XWB, heavy on it like fat chicks, axe blitz. The shooter and the cameraman lights, camera accent, all a negative vibe. They gone, and with the new, out with the old.

SPEAKER_00 2:02:40

I want that.

SPEAKER_07 2:02:41

Lucy said he wants that same run. I want that running back.

SPEAKER_00 2:02:54

Shut up. Lucky Lou.

SPEAKER_14 2:03:01

Hey, those are scales.

SPEAKER_12 2:03:06

Must be out your rabbit ass mine with them bunny ears. The muscle pop, all you get is white noise, static ears. We love to play, hide and seek. Make your body disappear. Only way they find you, breathe tank. If you fool a gear, false offensive peeing real. Need to overcome your fears. Got me out the mud, now I'm trying like a chandelier. Took my own advice, took my throat was high, made it here. For doubt it's I just tell them to stand back, nigga, hold the beer. Change the whole game, had to shift it to a different tier. I'll be on my drillin' bars, giving out mental flags. Lines with the killer stare, then a ball, LBA, whole range, military. On my team, stylist stay watching with the killer clear. You not compare, you are gripping to a building bed. 365, dropping boss, wide of fiscal year. Summer spring with the four, take it season everywhere. Realize, realize, ain't nobody playing fair. Now I just generation extra sex with the chair. Except for all the bullshit. Only fuck with the red. Move different when it's laced on a steel metal gear. Who the fuck, but where when? Why would I care? Claiming that they superstar, looking like a bunch of spreadsheet, boxed up, dialogue and commentator. Lead you down the wrong path, before you find a wrong bit. Socialistic dressed up, fuck with move, stepping in. Always trust the instincts. Cool nights, fill colors, I can feel it in the air. Cause gender with the 808. Football, fill this bit. I was fucking curved, but really be fully scared. Here's caught a headlight. Leave it with a blank stare. If I ain't shoot, you're fruit. See a fucking red skin breath. We construct the surgery for face to dead. I'll pick you up. Frust them off the urchin here. Shouldn't cross the boundary, wouldn't have to take it there. Long nose with the stoke, fake stop persistent. Sound like poppin' circle station, don't roll with the snare. After mad fires breach, a lot of smoke bringing in bases on my talk. I still told you how to be prepared. Stay ready, don't get stuck with future with the malware.

SPEAKER_13 2:05:16

Trust your motherfuckin' dope mess so on that same one?

SPEAKER_10 2:05:33

Yeah, fuck it.

SPEAKER_07 2:05:34

Alright.

SPEAKER_10 2:05:36

Shout out to uh pay dudes, Lucy, cotton. Everybody in the building, no advisory? Yes. Yeah. Hustle county to a one for bossy dropping. I'ma keep it light, man.

SPEAKER_14 2:05:54

Change gifts.

SPEAKER_11 2:05:57

This ain't happen overnight. I played a long game. I ain't tuckin' tails, I just prevailed and let my balls hang. Now I can't take the credit. This is what the law gave. Channeled energy into myself, it's when it all changed. You said you let 'em head range that it's nothing left. Live and you learn, but no concerns. Had enough of rest. Two minute gym, when in the booth, it's just another rap. Heavy is the hat. This success gon' come coming thread. But I was built for this. Hustle in my DNA, play a turn coach, I feel the play to lead the way. Make sure the team is great. We gon' get a tip too. Coming with the balls like knives are fast. I ain't dead yet, but best believe I'm in route. Gotta move wise, nine. Get becoming rich, too. How my power misused. Instead, I'm breaking curses, chasing purpose right now. It's tomorrow ain't for starting. Before I go, I'm tryna push the limit. I'd rather look the feeling for I look the victim. I've been telling them it's coming, guess they wouldn't listen. But now I'm shinin' so bright that they couldn't miss it. Now I won't give my life because you're uncomfortable. Imagine everything you dreamed of coming true. Stumble hat, regardless if you earn it. And it's nothing new, but anything is possible. And trust me, I'm the fucking boost. Yeah.

SPEAKER_10 2:07:08

Like 16, man. Let's begin, man. No fit droppin' tomorrow. Next single with terminology. Huston County, man, blind fate dropping. April 24th. I'm heading up to New York. I'm here, static select. I'm coming with like 50 bars next to a club. Appreciate y'all.

SPEAKER_05 2:07:38

Coming like this, but bottom bars don't come.

SPEAKER_15 2:07:41

So much real rap, but I'ma say something.

SPEAKER_09 2:07:48

You not cover like me. I get hit with the afterlife. Saw it twice, laying on my desk. Nothing nice. Resurrected like Christ, like Jesus, these dumb nights. Official, my reservoir dogs feelin' a issue, ain't an issue. I'm covered with all figures, but all hit it, all hit it, off the off, off the wall, fitness all the tip. My vote has ready, seeking and I tap on pockets. Instead of profits, three profits, I reach the bedded in his feet. I move mountains like you fall, my lady dead for the beat. Niggas fight in my life, fighting syndicated. My fight in the fate into lectures the Bible feed from 13. Love a slob, but niggas love free with no free. I never had luck, never had touch, I never had luck, I never did touch, never been touched, never topology clever out of the record. A weak so rapper with no effort, homie beats and after that. It's so me. You only violin when you run me. I live back. I was fascinated with rap. I was packing gas, all of my records. But I was cool, J and something. Thought I was cute with something, you 35 wanna find nothing, be the police.

Lyricist Praise And Sign Off

SPEAKER_07 2:10:02

I was like, you know what, they got it. They got it. On that note, man, Charles Most Dangerous too, man. We say we say Nah, I just said pay dudes.

SPEAKER_15 2:10:14

I was paying dudes.

SPEAKER_07 2:10:15

They fucking play dudes. They came to collect.

SPEAKER_20 2:10:19

And then some. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Don't be pressing buttons on the phone.

SPEAKER_07 2:10:28

I didn't press that, that was on the phone.

SPEAKER_20 2:10:30

But no, for real. Like, I can honestly feel like I respect real lyricists. Like, you know what I mean? Like, fuck just having something to say. It's about the delivery. The way that you're a wordsmith and all of these guys right here, like, I commend you guys, period.

SPEAKER_07 2:10:46

That's that's that's going up when the train is page. That's gonna go crazy.

SPEAKER_20 2:10:53

Yeah, that's gonna go crazy. They like big words.

SPEAKER_07 2:10:56

Now y'all made a statement. Yeah. I made a fucking statement. On that note, boys.

SPEAKER_20 2:11:02

And then she girl, Jasmine, like the motherfucking flower. And then she girl Nola Death. I ain't gonna say it's your girl, but I'm so sorry.

SPEAKER_18 2:11:10

The biggest motherfucking Aquarius are rated. I'm sorry, Frank. I'm sorry, Frank.

SPEAKER_20 2:11:19

It's the biggest motherfucking Aquarius let's rated tonight.