Noadvisory Podcast

Serious Politics, Silly Moments, and the Charlotte Sound With Special Guest Devn

May 14, 2024 Noadvisory Podcast Season 5 Episode 12
Serious Politics, Silly Moments, and the Charlotte Sound With Special Guest Devn
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Noadvisory Podcast
Serious Politics, Silly Moments, and the Charlotte Sound With Special Guest Devn
May 14, 2024 Season 5 Episode 12
Noadvisory Podcast

Just when you thought our podcast couldn't get any more unpredictable, we crank up the variety with laughs, deep dives into health and politics, and heartwarming puppy tales. Our crew's dynamic is buzzing with electricity, even with HB away, as we playfully tease an OnlyFans venture before settling into the warm story of Zuko Deshawn, the newest furry member of my family. And if you think we're all about the chuckles, wait until we hit on the serious notes, urging action in Florida's political scene and sharing an inspiring tale of a cancer survivor's lottery win that has us all dreaming of what-ifs.

Sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction, and that's the essence of our chat with our special guest, Devn, whose insights into the Charlotte music scene are as eye-opening as his refusal to be boxed into one talent category. We're not afraid to tackle the trust minefield in relationships or debate the ideal timing for intimate moments, proving that our discussions are as diverse as they are engaging. Buckle up, because we're taking you on a roller coaster of emotions, from the hilarious misadventures involving car mishaps to the heartfelt anecdotes about capturing life's golden moments.

Wrapping up, we don't just brush the surface; we dig into the state of music and hip-hop, contemplating the industry's future as icons like Drake, Kendrick, and Cole inevitably hang up their mics. The conversation swings from heavy to light-hearted as we playfully navigate random questions and artist collaborations. And when it comes to giving props, the historic Excelsior Club gets its due as a pivotal piece of Charlotte's cultural tapestry. So come along for the ride—whether you're here for the drama, the laughs, or the sage insights, we’re serving up an episode that's as unforgettably diverse as our audience.

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Just when you thought our podcast couldn't get any more unpredictable, we crank up the variety with laughs, deep dives into health and politics, and heartwarming puppy tales. Our crew's dynamic is buzzing with electricity, even with HB away, as we playfully tease an OnlyFans venture before settling into the warm story of Zuko Deshawn, the newest furry member of my family. And if you think we're all about the chuckles, wait until we hit on the serious notes, urging action in Florida's political scene and sharing an inspiring tale of a cancer survivor's lottery win that has us all dreaming of what-ifs.

Sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction, and that's the essence of our chat with our special guest, Devn, whose insights into the Charlotte music scene are as eye-opening as his refusal to be boxed into one talent category. We're not afraid to tackle the trust minefield in relationships or debate the ideal timing for intimate moments, proving that our discussions are as diverse as they are engaging. Buckle up, because we're taking you on a roller coaster of emotions, from the hilarious misadventures involving car mishaps to the heartfelt anecdotes about capturing life's golden moments.

Wrapping up, we don't just brush the surface; we dig into the state of music and hip-hop, contemplating the industry's future as icons like Drake, Kendrick, and Cole inevitably hang up their mics. The conversation swings from heavy to light-hearted as we playfully navigate random questions and artist collaborations. And when it comes to giving props, the historic Excelsior Club gets its due as a pivotal piece of Charlotte's cultural tapestry. So come along for the ride—whether you're here for the drama, the laughs, or the sage insights, we’re serving up an episode that's as unforgettably diverse as our audience.

Support the Show.

Follow us on social media www.instagram.com/noadvisoryclt

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Speaker 1:

Anyway, they come for us.

Speaker 2:

Let's be real they come to see you. You see how.

Speaker 1:

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Speaker 2:

That felt good. I have an announcement.

Speaker 1:

Y'all, I have an announcement what?

Speaker 2:

What is it?

Speaker 1:

There will be a new addition to our family. You're getting a puppy, I am getting a puppy. Oh my God, who give a fuck about?

Speaker 2:

that dog. I don't give a fuck about no fucking dog, I do.

Speaker 1:

Oh my God, she just lost Paisley. Not too long ago, I just lost Paisley, but that's not, I'm not talking.

Speaker 2:

Rest in peace. Don't give a fuck about the dog. Don't give a fuck about the dog. What kind of dog is it? What kind of dog is it? See, now, she quiet now.

Speaker 1:

It don't matter, you just said fuck it.

Speaker 2:

Oh, okay, I don't care. So the new dog, the new dog.

Speaker 1:

He is going to be a Jack Russell Terrier mix.

Speaker 5:

I already named him.

Speaker 1:

Would you like to know his name? His name is Zuko. I like that Because he is the crown prince of the Fire Nation. You know what I'm saying, but he has a black middle name, deshawn.

Speaker 2:

So Zuko Deshawn. Don't let me see Zuko on the street.

Speaker 1:

Zuko Deshawn. Zuko Deshawn and y'all. He is so stinking cute you got a picture already. I do have a picture of my son.

Speaker 2:

Oh, my son.

Speaker 1:

Oh he is cute. Oh, that's a nice looking dog, Let me see. Oh, now you care. Now it's not fuck the live dog, yeah nice looking dog.

Speaker 2:

He is so cute.

Speaker 1:

Look at my son. Y'all see my son with my son. What is that mix with Jack Beagle and what Lab? No, actually. So let me problem. I'm like thinking the dog slow, you know easy, I can deal with the easy dog, you know what I'm saying. She said we don't know who the baby daddy is.

Speaker 2:

I'm just like, well, damn, that sounds like half a charlotte, to be honest, because you don't know who the baby daddy is um, do a dna test.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, you know. So the dog, the baby daddy, could either be one of three pups in the thing either labrador, a german shepherd or a let me see, let me see. Or a pit.

Speaker 2:

I can tell you right now Honestly, it looks labby, it looks labby. It looks labby, yeah, it looks labby, just by the coat.

Speaker 1:

She said Mama was just in a kennel with like three male dogs and she don't know which one it was.

Speaker 2:

Oh, she got gangbanged.

Speaker 1:

It might have been the two men. So who knows? My last dog passed away, Rest in peace to Paisley and I've been struggling the last few months, but Prince Zuko is going to.

Speaker 2:

Shout out to all the dog lovers out there, man. Shout out to all your dog lovers.

Speaker 1:

I'm entering my white woman era, honestly, you sound like a white woman. No, for real, Because when I got this stroller, I'm going to go to all the breweries. I love that for you. Wait what?

Speaker 2:

Cause, that's the white people Take their dogs to the brewery. They take their dogs to the brewery.

Speaker 1:

That's why I got him a strong one, and they even got like Little dog beers and they'll give them, like Tito's.

Speaker 2:

Jesus Christ.

Speaker 1:

Sure dude, I'm finna take my dog To all the breweries, just like the white people, I'm sitting here with dog weirdos Shout out to white people Y'all are funny.

Speaker 2:

Jesus Christ, alright. How am I a? Wow, getting shoulders and shit for the dogs. Who does that? You?

Speaker 1:

Not me, because I don't have a dog.

Speaker 2:

Well, tyrus doesn't consider herself black right. What do you consider yourself?

Speaker 1:

When did she ever say she was not black?

Speaker 2:

I'm trying to figure out from the last show when I was like blackie darkie.

Speaker 1:

No, that's because you call her black, like as in black, that's how he said it. How did he say his she? Was like what am I A blackie? I said what am I? You said a blackie. What the fuck?

Speaker 2:

Wait a minute, because I can't remember what was the context of the, we were talking about skin color yeah, she said she was caramel. You tried to tell me that I so you said you was light-skinned.

Speaker 1:

I never said I was light-skinned.

Speaker 2:

So what'd you say?

Speaker 1:

You was in it Because we were talking about somebody else and I said Ashanti, because they was like oh, she likes him, I'm like.

Speaker 5:

Ashanti's the same color as me, so I'm trying to figure out where it came from.

Speaker 1:

I identify as a tree. Sid, let's go ahead and hit it with the hot topics.

Speaker 2:

Well, you know, you can identify yourself as a season.

Speaker 1:

now, yeah, I would love to be fall. I want to be summer said you're no longer a male.

Speaker 2:

Because you can identify as a season now.

Speaker 1:

So I'm no longer a male. I'm a Summer. Summer is looking very feminist. That's not feminist Summer.

Speaker 2:

Big Diddy I would say. If I would say spring Big Diddy.

Speaker 1:

Oh, that's pause right there, big Diddy's pause, big Diddy.

Speaker 2:

That's super pause, right there Birthday.

Speaker 1:

try to look it up. All right, so for birthdays number one, victoria Monet turned 35.

Speaker 4:

Shout out to Victoria Monet.

Speaker 1:

I put that on my, on mama, on my how old she turn 35.

Speaker 2:

35,. Shout out to her 35.

Speaker 1:

I be doing that shit in the club.

Speaker 2:

Oh wait, shout out to Facebook right here. We can't see it right here because the game is on.

Speaker 1:

How weird did I do that set?

Speaker 2:

What.

Speaker 1:

That dance in the club.

Speaker 2:

What dance you be doing Show me oh mama, oh mama.

Speaker 1:

That whole choreography from the video I be doing at the club. I just want y'all to know. I had like an eight count because niggas not hit eight counts in the club, no more. So I think I'm gonna bring that back.

Speaker 5:

So they don't do that shit again.

Speaker 1:

What's that Usher video?

Speaker 3:

You know what I'm talking about when he was on the hill.

Speaker 1:

I never did an eight count in the club man. Niggas, gotta bring eight counts to the club man. That's why the club gets shot.

Speaker 3:

I cannot relate to this conversation.

Speaker 2:

I'm real.

Speaker 1:

Charlotte, but I never did an eight count in the club. Nope, we ain't gonna tell us.

Speaker 2:

Keep going, keep going, trap.

Speaker 1:

Nope, we don't shout. Don't shout. Ah shit, we'll revisit this later. Okay, we're going to go ahead and move on Yep keep moving YNW Melly. He turned 25.

Speaker 4:

Angel yeah.

Speaker 1:

Damn. I watched a show niggas be cooking birthday cakes in jail. Maybe somebody made him one. I just want to say first of yeah, those look nasty, but some of them look good.

Speaker 3:

I watched that show Unlocked that nigga made a whole pizza yo, unlocked is so unhinged.

Speaker 1:

A pizza out of noodles, that little chili they be warming up and some shit. Listen, I just know that jail is not for me, but that nigga made a whole pizza. Watch that shit on Netflix Unlocked.

Speaker 3:

Yeah yeah, he made a pizza. He took the noodles, he made a dough and everything.

Speaker 1:

He took the chili and made that as a sauce and then they had like the hot sausages. They cut them up and made it into like the meat yeah. And they had jalapenos and shit like that. They be chefing it up All.

Speaker 3:

I know is booty holes was on fire that night, like booty holes was on fire.

Speaker 1:

I'm going to say jail is not for me, but I think I could survive with the food. I damn near would.

Speaker 2:

Booty holes was on fire.

Speaker 1:

And was open that night. That's crazy. Yeah, and it wasn't just doors. It wasn't just the doors. Okay, we're going to go ahead and move on. Gianna Bryant RIP. She would have been 18 years old. Oh man.

Speaker 2:

Rest in peace. Gianna, she would have been 18 today.

Speaker 1:

That shit is crazy because that shit happened how many years ago. Man they don't feel like that shit, like yesterday. That's wild.

Speaker 2:

Damn that was sad.

Speaker 1:

Where were you when that shit happened?

Speaker 2:

Damn, I don't want to talk about that shit. I cried. I was in my car somewhere.

Speaker 1:

It was Sunday, I was, somebody sent it to me and I cried. I literally cried. I didn't think it would impact me that much, but damn, it did. Kobe, that's, let's get into the hot topics. Y'all ready? I only got three, okay.

Speaker 2:

It better be good. They good every week. They are good every week.

Speaker 1:

You does not good every week Right the pressure is real. Okay, well, let me start With number one, then what Number one? There is a man in Oregon who has been fighting cancer For eight years oh, I saw that and he won the billion dollar jackpot. He did, he did, he did Fuck. It was him, his wife and their friend. They put $100 up, $100 towards the lottery.

Speaker 2:

For that motherfucker A billion dollar jackpot?

Speaker 1:

Yes, and they won like $1.347 billion. Back through taxes and the payout they only get like $400 million.

Speaker 4:

And they split it between the three of them.

Speaker 1:

It's not bad, Y'all we should've did that.

Speaker 2:

We should've did that. Where the hell was that?

Speaker 1:

Oregon, oregon, we should've did that shit. They won the Powerball.

Speaker 4:

Oh they won the Powerball. Or the Mega.

Speaker 1:

Man's. Whichever one was the big one, they won that.

Speaker 2:

That's crazy.

Speaker 1:

We'd have Polo brand new studio by now.

Speaker 2:

Okay, if y'all wanna to give Polo a dollar.

Speaker 3:

Polo, we on the big and better.

Speaker 1:

We're leaving this nigga behind, nah, because how late we be here, I need a second flow so I can go to sleep and just go to work from here because how late we be fucking here At this point. So that shit crazy. I saw the news clip and he was just so thankful and stuff. He said he's going to use his money for getting better medical help and putting research towards cancer. So shout out to him.

Speaker 2:

That's literally like a second chance at life. Shout out to Dr Sebi because he has the cure for cancer, but nobody talks about this shit.

Speaker 1:

He has the cure for everything.

Speaker 2:

Listen, I'm going to be an advocate for Dr Sebi. You know what I mean. They're going to get you next. Fuck you, nick Cannon, because you ain't finished your documentary. They're going to get you next. Let them get to you. Huh, they gonna get you next.

Speaker 1:

I'll have the camera Zooming in on me For this clip, because I hate hotel bass niggas Like Dr Sebi, you don't like. Dr Sebi, I just, I really just want y'all To be realistic With science and medicine, and Drinking a bunch of leaves Is not gonna cure cancer, but I just want y'all to be safe.

Speaker 2:

The nigga proved it though. He had fucking actual people that proved it. Yeah, yeah, actual people that came in and testified that proved it. Documents that proved that he cured the fucking cancer.

Speaker 1:

If I give enough niggas, the money too, niggas go come in and say I'm the cleanest nigga. What money he gave them. I'm just, we'll get into this another day.

Speaker 5:

Now.

Speaker 1:

I will say from personal experience I used to have okay, this is weird. I developed eczema my junior year of high school. Never had it before, developed it really bad, tried all that medicine, shit Didn't work. My mom put me onto some holistic medicines Dr Sebi based Cleared my skin up. You can never even tell that I ever had eczema and when I tell y'all it was bad, like it was bad Vulnerable moment, I know y'all gonna kill me In the comments. I don't give a fuck. It was bad Like I used to wear scarves In the summertime Because it was so Red and inflamed From me scratching. It was just disgusting.

Speaker 2:

See how our black people do us. That's like being your own motherfucking people.

Speaker 1:

Alright, we can agree to disagree.

Speaker 2:

No, no, I'm not talking about you.

Speaker 1:

I'm talking being realistic, the science.

Speaker 2:

Before I was an English teacher, I was a science teacher. No, but I'm saying Dr Sebi had nothing to do with science. Medicine is science.

Speaker 5:

No, no, no, it's from the earth To CEO's point.

Speaker 1:

Let's zoom in, because y'all know I never agree with CEO To CEO's point. Medicine has only been around for so long. What were people doing before medicine? This holistic, natural remedy stuff? So it does work. I mean, granted, their lifespans are like 35 years old, but it does work to some extent, and I'm gonna tell you why I don't want to disregard it I had.

Speaker 2:

I don't know what the fuck happened to me. I was kept coughing and every time I talk I couldn't get it out huh, you had that shit. I don't know what the fuck I had. Yeah, what was it called the?

Speaker 4:

shit. You had that shit, so I looked up a Dr Sebi Rebini.

Speaker 2:

I looked it up, I ordered and I went on the actual site because it said you got to get it from the site. Dr Sebi had a website yeah for these pills, so I bought them In two days I went to all ERs emergency rooms.

Speaker 1:

They was like yo huh, it was just sugar pills. I don't know what the fuck they were. You paid $96 for sugar pills.

Speaker 2:

I don't know what the fuck they were.

Speaker 1:

They made your mom think that they was working in two days.

Speaker 2:

No, I went to all types of fucking doctors. You got Shut the fuck up. I went to all types of doctors, all types of shit. They did x-rays and all that shit. Nobody can figure out what the fuck is wrong with me.

Speaker 1:

I went to the study site got the pills In two days. I was good, so yo I could have made you some sugar pills from that food line.

Speaker 2:

granulated sugar no you couldn't have Paying $96 for sugar pills.

Speaker 1:

I'm going to tell you what to To avoid getting the shit what? Wear a condom. Stop kissing pictures. Stop kissing pictures. Wear a condom, you won't get the shit.

Speaker 2:

Wear a condom. No, in all seriousness, dr Sebi was a guy who cared a lot and I don't listen to this girl over here. He cared a lot of diseases. It was documented, proof, proven people. But nobody. If you notice that any time that anybody want to talk about Dr Sebi, something like that is done right, nick Cannon would say he's going to do a documentary to continue that done. Nobody heard from me ever since. Because you know the government don't want that shit out. Because you know Dr Sebi was really carrying motherfuckers from cancer and all types of shit. Talk to Dr Sebi was really caring motherfuckers from cancer and all types of shit.

Speaker 1:

Talk to Dr Sebi, come move on. Thank you.

Speaker 2:

You see me right. You just went on the whole thing. Zoom in on me, please zoom in on me, don't zoom in on her. What you got, she said get health insurance. That's the shit. That's killing motherfuckers. All that shit, go ahead. I'm screaming Go ahead.

Speaker 1:

Okay, up next Dave and Bustos. Y'all know, North Carolina just legalized gambling.

Speaker 3:

So what's up? Yeah, because we've been on it hard. They just hate us right now.

Speaker 1:

I had to call the hotline last week. I ain't going to lie to you. I ain't going to lie.

Speaker 2:

My dude said he's going to put me in gamblers.

Speaker 1:

I don't care, it's terrorist and I like a parlay. Okay, I like a good seven-legged parlay. If we think specific, when I started at 14 to 15 parlay, that's how I knew I was in 2D.

Speaker 2:

You were in 2D you, the one looking at the screen like $10 is giving me $3.5 billion.

Speaker 1:

No, that was me when I first started. I didn't know where the fuck I was at, though Then I started looking at it.

Speaker 2:

Let me do some research, that's how I get you, because you look at this shit like $10 and it be off their money, right. So use their money. $10, 3.5 million, I swear to God, and y'all be tight as shit.

Speaker 1:

I'd be like damn, if I really actually hit that shit, I swear to God I wouldn't talk new. Okay, I'll get brandon, that's what happens, but go ahead. What about david? No, okay, so david buses. They doing a new thing. They are planning to now allow their guests to gamble on popular arcade games. So, like basketball, um, air hockey, like the popular games that kids like to play, you can now place wagers on those games wait, this is wild and david busters.

Speaker 2:

This is at david bus. Oh, you know what I'm.

Speaker 1:

So it's basically saying like if all of us went to Dave Buster's right and we all like, want to play the shooting game, we could put a wager on who going to get the most points on the shooting and then win money. Yeah, through Dave Buster's and whoever wins wins. That bet you basically parlaying a whole bunch of six-year-olds out there and whoop their ass to win money.

Speaker 3:

Oh my God.

Speaker 1:

Hell yeah, that's actually not a bad idea. I swear to God, I'm about to whoop $50 and I'm about to whoop all their asses. I'm about to whoop all their asses.

Speaker 4:

Oh, that's crazy.

Speaker 3:

Pray for the world First of all.

Speaker 1:

Dave and Buster's is crazy for that ready to be competitive when they're out there, especially on that basketball game, niggas are, oh my God, you know what?

Speaker 7:

Pray for the world.

Speaker 1:

People gonna start getting shot. Dave and Bustos and y'all think I'm joking. Watch People start. You start putting money and gambling together with niggas. Some shit gonna happen.

Speaker 2:

Pray for the world.

Speaker 1:

Please pray for the world about this. So this one, we had three. What Florida? It's always some shit in Florida watch your home state, but girl, they crazy if Florida always watch? Our mouth, cuz I don't say shit about y'all state, so watch our mouth, because Florida's always in the fucking. Yeah, new York is too. I'm not from either one of them, so I'm good what's New York in there with news for all the time.

Speaker 2:

For what Rats?

Speaker 1:

Rats.

Speaker 2:

I mean rats is everywhere, bro. No, y'all have guinea pig rats. Y'all rats is different. Y'all rats is different. Y'all got rat people Shout out to my New York rats.

Speaker 1:

Y'all got rat people, master. Splinter ass rats, and then y'all just be cool with them.

Speaker 2:

Y'all be eating a team by them.

Speaker 1:

Y'all be putting rats on the leash For the rats.

Speaker 2:

Shout out to the rats in New York Fuck with you, niggas, not you 6ix9ine.

Speaker 1:

That's how I know you're a rat, not you. 6ix9ine, that's how I know you're a rat, not you 6ix9ine Gang gang.

Speaker 2:

You like the rats. I love the rats when we find out who's sn?

Speaker 1:

Make sure you clip this up. Real good, this nigga's like. I love the rats you just keep going Digging that grave Comments gonna eat your ass alive.

Speaker 5:

Shout out to our comment warriors.

Speaker 2:

I'm righteous, I'm telling y'all I'm righteous. I started going to church. Shout out to the girl that got me going to church. Thank you, praise the lord, I don't smoke no more.

Speaker 1:

That got me going to church.

Speaker 2:

Thank you. Oh, you's a changed man. Praise the lord Amen. I don't smoke no more.

Speaker 1:

One thing about it boy A nigga gonna go to church Just for some pussy, okay, I was just about to say that Do not let this man fool y'all. He only doing this. He get the pussy right after.

Speaker 2:

A nigga gonna go to church. For some pussy is wild. You know all the church girls, the freakiest.

Speaker 1:

Niggas gonna go to church. Niggas gonna go to the pits of hell For some pussy it's crazy.

Speaker 2:

All the church girls Is the freakiest too.

Speaker 3:

I'm sorry.

Speaker 2:

Go ahead.

Speaker 3:

Praise the Lord.

Speaker 1:

Back to Florida. I thought they was wild, but I don't know. You sitting over here On my left, you kind of wild too. Florida they just their six week abortion ban rule Just went into effect today. So let me explain this. Y'all know abortion has been a hot topic in florida.

Speaker 1:

When the um roe versus wade decision was overturned, florida immediately enacted a 15 week ban okay they then got their little little politics together, you know, they got all their state reps and everybody together and they then passed another bill, which is a six week abortion bill, meaning you cannot get an abortion six weeks or after Now why is this a problem? Because most women don't even know they're pregnant until six to eight weeks. So by the time you even find out you're pregnant it's nothing you can do about it.

Speaker 1:

And to make matters worse, within this bill, it also makes it illegal for you to go to a neighboring state to get an abortion. So if you're in, if you're in um alabama. If you're in mississippi, if you're in florida or not florida. If you're in texas, um what else? Louisiana and something else borders there. I don't know.

Speaker 5:

I'm not really too good at geography but yeah, um, that wasn't my strong suit okay, if you go there and they find out you had abortion, there's also illegal.

Speaker 2:

So essentially, in the in florida, okay. No, I'm talking about in the laws in the law, okay yes, wow.

Speaker 1:

So if you want to get around this, the closest place that you can travel to legally to not to get an abortion is north carolina damn. The next closest place is Tennessee. Damn, that's a drive, damn. Now I will say this is a very bad thing. Wrap it up, people. But if you are in Florida, please make sure you go out to your polls in November, because this will be on your election ballot. Please vote to overturn this. I don't even live in Florida and I'm outraged because women don't even know they're pregnant until six to eight weeks.

Speaker 1:

So you already like you behind, behind the eight ball yeah, you super behind I better wrap that shit up, man. No more jits. Wrap it up. Jits is crazy like before. Wrap that up man.

Speaker 2:

Before the agenda seemed like it was trying to eradicate folks. Right Now it seemingly seems like they're trying to mass populate folks.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, essentially.

Speaker 2:

What the fuck is the? What are we?

Speaker 1:

doing.

Speaker 2:

It's some shit that you know we would never know, because that's the higher powers, Some bullshit is afoot.

Speaker 1:

What the fuck is going on? Holy smokes, batman. It's crazy. It's crazy, that's wild.

Speaker 2:

Well, shout out.

Speaker 3:

It's crazy, it's crazy.

Speaker 7:

That's wild, that's wild.

Speaker 5:

Shout out to the women in.

Speaker 4:

Florida.

Speaker 1:

I mean first of all Florida's going through it, because, one, they got that ban. Two, they took out all African-American history out of all the schools. They are currently trying to shut down all black African-American fraternities and sororities right now off of that diversity inclusion law. So Florida's going through it.

Speaker 2:

They sure are. But one thing Florida do got. Who's the governor of?

Speaker 3:

Florida. Ron DeSantis, that fat ass nigga oh god damn it.

Speaker 1:

And I'm a fat bitch. He had the audacity to try to run for candidate. He didn't try to run. Who the fuck is gonna vote you in? Nobody but Florida and Texas.

Speaker 2:

Let's pray for Florida, pray for fucking Florida yeah man, get the fuck out of there. Floridians get the fuck out. Come to North.

Speaker 1:

Carolina. No, no, no, do not come to North Carolina hold on.

Speaker 3:

Hold on the niggas in Florida.

Speaker 1:

Wow, there's too many niggas coming here already from New York, niggas in Florida. Why?

Speaker 2:

yeah, we taking over. Yeah, we want the New York niggas to go back Florid.

Speaker 1:

They do well shit in Florida. Have you not been listening to my topics? Every week I have something from Florida.

Speaker 2:

That's just Florida. In the state itself, new York niggas don't even like claiming.

Speaker 1:

North Carolina. So what is y'all talking?

Speaker 2:

about Floridians comes to Florida. We love you.

Speaker 1:

Man, what would you do? I mean, come to yeah what would you? Do. What would you do? Wait, don't try to my time up.

Speaker 2:

Floridians come to North Carolina. I see you, sorry, back there.

Speaker 1:

I see it the ambassador of New York going to tell niggas to come to North Carolina is crazy to me. Crazy to me, brooklyn.

Speaker 4:

Come to Florida.

Speaker 1:

You don't even claim Charlotte half the time Because I'm not from Charlotte. Okay then, so stop telling niggas to come to the city and come to the state.

Speaker 2:

Yes.

Speaker 5:

Florid, come to North Carolina.

Speaker 2:

Go to Lumberton, go to Statesville, gastonia. Why would they go there? Because it's cheaper and we don't want them here.

Speaker 1:

They don't know that shit Exactly. It's close to what they do know. So they stay their ass out there in the state Belmont.

Speaker 3:

Belmont a little bit too wide.

Speaker 1:

How would you do?

Speaker 2:

Because they hating on your floor.

Speaker 3:

You going to hit yourself down.

Speaker 2:

Fuck, no, hell. No, that shit is dead. I'm about to delete that shit right after this show.

Speaker 1:

It's not fuck no for me.

Speaker 2:

It's me asking the same thing every week because I know he's going to say hit yourself down.

Speaker 1:

Hell, no, what would you do?

Speaker 2:

What would you do? That shit was trash.

Speaker 1:

Get the fuck out of here. Don't touch it. Say it loud.

Speaker 5:

Don't do it, hit it, hit it, do it what would you do that shit trash right y'all.

Speaker 2:

Huh, paula, don't fucking Thank you.

Speaker 3:

Paula.

Speaker 1:

Thank you, Paula, that shit's trash right.

Speaker 2:

Thank you, it's trash.

Speaker 1:

Shout out, wait till you hear the T-Daddies.

Speaker 2:

He's high as fuck. That's Take care of my girl.

Speaker 1:

I love her Because mine is fire, so yeah.

Speaker 2:

Don't hit my head. Don't hit my head, go ahead. What would you do? We're going to make it quick, so what would you do? You're in a relationship? Huh, oh, what would you do if you're in a relationship and you know y'all both got vehicles and your girl say, you know she's going to the store or some shit?

Speaker 2:

I mean, let me use your vehicle, so you're in a relationship with your girl and your girl says let me use your vehicle for the man to go to the store. So get to the store. I mean, she girl, get the car. She driving, and you know how iPhones got the location, so you got. Y'all share each other location. So what would you do, male or female, you know? Oh, sorry, disclaimer, my what would you do's are either based on my experiences or experiences that comes from somebody else.

Speaker 2:

This one is an experience that actually I saw yesterday. Was it yesterday? And she's watching? So I don't know if it was yesterday or the day before, but I was like, oh, I'm going to use that Cause that's crazy. So I think it was the day before. So what would you do? Driving and you know what I mean, she got the car and you look on a location. You're like, okay, she could, she can. She tells you that she's going someplace else and the location is someplace. When you check the iPhone location, someplace that you don't recognize. So what would you do?

Speaker 1:

Why are you in our business?

Speaker 2:

Y'all share each other's location, so that don't mean no looking.

Speaker 3:

That's not even what do they call that.

Speaker 2:

Public information. As soon as you share each other's location, that is public information. What did he say last week? Pdi, pdi. What was that? Public display of information, public Display Information, that's what that shit is. Okay, so that's PDI. So what would you do if you're the nigga and she says she's going someplace? She says she tells you she's going someplace and you check her location and you pull up and it's another nigga's house. So what would you do in that situation? Okay question and she got your car.

Speaker 1:

Question. You said she told you she was going to the store.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, she said she's going to use the car to go to the store.

Speaker 1:

Well, that's it right there. They ain't had no eggs at the store so she went to the boy's house with her cousin's house to get the groceries. You could go a whole lot she going to get groceries. There was none at the store, so she going to his house to get groceries.

Speaker 1:

You doing a whole lot in her business. She going wait what? You doing a whole lot in her business. She went to the nigga's store, that shit. She went to his refrigerator and you in the business. Now we ain't got no eggs and bacon in the morning. That's crazy.

Speaker 2:

That's the punch talking, definitely the punch talking.

Speaker 1:

I'm not going to lie, that is a good logic that was a good logic though. Right, that's a good ass logic. Thank you. Thank you, that is not a good logic. Thank you, because I'm going to spin that shit Every time you ask me a question. You heard me wrong, my nigga. That's not what I said. That's what you fucked up at. Public display of manipulation. Right, pdm, woo, yeah, no. Yeah.

Speaker 1:

I'm in there getting eggs and stuff, and this is why because when you walk in the door you're going to see me in the fridge. I'm going to turn around, like, like you know, I'm trying to get us eggs and bacon in the morning. You up here, fucking shit up, I'm trying to get us free eggs and bacon in the morning. I am you said you wanted me to cook more Like, come on.

Speaker 2:

That is not the way that shit goes, ghost.

Speaker 1:

I'm sorry, it's the cook more you said you want to be the cook. More you said you want to be me, to be more domestic. I'm taking the initiative. Okay, I went to the store. The store had a fucking egg, so now I gotta go in the nigga refrigerator to get the egg.

Speaker 2:

Wait, we got a mic. Give me a mic low, give me a mic low, I keep talking.

Speaker 1:

I believe in that shit myself. I can't.

Speaker 2:

When you I can't. But they say, when you say that, shit enough, you gonna believe it and she gonna believe that shit.

Speaker 1:

I believe that shit by some for real.

Speaker 2:

I wanna hear Sarr cause Sarr. He's like what would you do?

Speaker 1:

they didn't have the brand of bacon that I like and they didn't have no bacon.

Speaker 3:

That's what I'm saying that nigga.

Speaker 1:

He got that nigga got that nice bacon that you like the thick cut. Now I Now I can't get it because you mad, you don't pull it up. I didn't tell you to come out the house.

Speaker 2:

What'd you do, sir?

Speaker 1:

She knew I was with you. I pulled up in your car At the location you pull up.

Speaker 2:

She told you to go into the store or whatever you pull up location and she's at another nigga house In your car. What'd you do? Oh, I got the CZ.

Speaker 6:

Uh-oh, she's not going to pick up no damn groceries. She's going to get Her groceries ate. That's what that is. I'm stripping him down.

Speaker 1:

It didn't embarrass his ass Now why would I share eggs with him? Come on Alright.

Speaker 5:

I'm going to leave it at that Next.

Speaker 1:

See, see, look how everybody Getting dumbfounded. I like it, I like it. What would you do? I want to hear One more studio audience.

Speaker 2:

We got a studio audience Tempest, what would you do Tempest? Give it to Tempest. And that was your man. And he used your car and you found a location that's different. That's different. It's role reversal, it's always role reversal. That's different. And the nigga had your car and he told you I'm Temp back and he, not knowing that y'all share locations, that's different. And you're like let me share locations.

Speaker 1:

Okay, now that you know Switzerland, I got to answer yeah, that's different, that's different.

Speaker 2:

And you go to the location and you're like what is the store? And it says 265 Monroe Street. That's different.

Speaker 5:

And you pull up there and I'd definitely be there.

Speaker 1:

And that's different because if a nigga at that woman's house, she really don't got no girls. I mean, I'll never have shit, yeah, we always buy shit like we always don't know we cooking until day of, so that's different.

Speaker 5:

I'm going to get my car, yeah and we're going to whoop your ass.

Speaker 1:

He got the keys inside with the girl. I'm going to whoop your ass.

Speaker 5:

The keys can be wherever they need to be. I'm leaving with my car. Yeah, I'm going to get in my car. I'm going to whoop your ass.

Speaker 1:

And I'm going to steal her eggs. That's what a god. I am Stealing her fucking eggs. But that's totally different, because a nigga pulling up to a nigga house I'm getting groceries. For real, I'm getting groceries. Niggas always got groceries. Yeah, niggas always got groceries, because bitches always buying them groceries, filling up their-.

Speaker 2:

Lil' Lash, you just texted me, Not you. This is my friend's situation. Yep, I told you yeah, Because that was wild crazy. Let me tell you the situation. So she on a FaceTime and she driving on the expressway and I'm just overhearing and she's like, yeah, I got this nigga car. So I was like where she going In the nigga car? She was going to check the next nigga in the nigga car.

Speaker 1:

Oh, to see if he got. She was like yo.

Speaker 2:

I don't think you should do that shit. That's not wise. And they had each other's location. So she was like, what should I do? So she was like she was informing her friend turn your location off, turn it off.

Speaker 1:

That's gonna make a situation that's gonna make a situation where she works cause she's like now he don't know you, now he don't know you doing some shit like bitch.

Speaker 2:

Why the fuck you turn my location off? Where the fuck you at with my car? Well, she could've just put her phone on airplane mode, that shit. Because what the fuck would you do if you a nigga and your girl talking about you going somewhere and you see the location she on the expressway, going somewhere far away from the store and she going somewhere else.

Speaker 1:

Damn, that's crazy that's crazy, because all that girl wanted you was to go in your car in your car she wanted to go get some grits and stuff for his breakfast. His ungrateful as fuck I'm sorry Niggas is ungrateful because I'm over here shopping for these eggs and you pull it up on me, embarrassing me in the grocery store, embarrassing me, the grocery store being in another nigga's house is crazy work. That's crazy work. That's crazy work.

Speaker 2:

I can't even, I can't even let you know that nigga, pull up and be like y'all just flip the script and I can put your tires in the refrigerator like I'm getting eggs and I'm getting bacon, and so I want you to say y'all remember the first episode I was on right and CEO gave the what would you do about if you wreck your mom's car?

Speaker 1:

Remember? I told y'all if I'm caught in a lie, I'm going to the extreme. Which means if I'm in the car, I'm going gonna wreck that car. I'm gonna act like I'm dying in that motherfucker. I'm gonna act like I got a hospital bed. I'm going the full way of my life. I'm not gonna stop, because if you stop, the lie down will work you gotta go the whole way, you know what I'm saying. So I'm getting the groceries and the eggs and I'm weighing stuff. I'm gonna was a star.

Speaker 3:

Wait.

Speaker 1:

Is this Publix? Wait, I felt the cold section. Wait, is that a?

Speaker 2:

cucumber. Okay, in this episode of what the Fuck is Happening here, she just said she gonna play blind. So you left the house 40, 40, 80,000 vision, and now you're over here. So you blind. It's a miracle.

Speaker 1:

It's a miracle. It's a miracle that you blind.

Speaker 2:

Okay, y'all working mysterious ways, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm legally blind.

Speaker 4:

I cannot see POP Hold it down. We got it, pop Hold it down.

Speaker 2:

Usually a miracle is when you know, is the reversal of of what she just said, like if you're blind and you can see, I can see, she just said it's a miracle, you see, you're blind.

Speaker 1:

God work. In mysterious ways, he might have been sparing me from something else.

Speaker 2:

So what'd you do? That's my what'd you do for this week. Make sure you tap into it and comment and all that shit, okay.

Speaker 1:

I'm screaming.

Speaker 2:

Cocktails with tea. Hey y'all.

Speaker 1:

We're going to delete both of them and shit. No, I like my shit. Your shit going to sound good. My shit sounds sexy. Your shit sound like she don't fuck with us.

Speaker 2:

After all I did for you, you motherfucker.

Speaker 1:

She do fuck with us. She fuck with us. She fuck with me instead. Okay, I'm sorry, maybe she don't fuck with me.

Speaker 2:

Maybe she heard me on one of the episodes Me, me, me dog and her.

Speaker 1:

I don't give a fuck. Fuck you, bitch.

Speaker 2:

And that's why she doesn't fuck with you. And that's exactly why she don't fuck with you. I don't give a fuck. It's my turn. Can I go? Yeah, what'd you do?

Speaker 1:

Yes, Y'all know who it is Girl, I'm Scripted Terrace and we're back Toxic Hot Tape been he, been booked and busy he, been booked and busy I ain't fucking with Toxic Hot Tape?

Speaker 2:

no more. This has been over a year that we haven't had none of your Toxic Hot Tape.

Speaker 1:

I'm not dragging it, you're dragging it. First of all, it's been like three weeks ago.

Speaker 2:

This episode is sponsored by no Advisory Punch. Get these zoomers in that way.

Speaker 1:

If we are sponsored by toxic content. I'm giving toxic content a shout out because my brother really been booked and busy because of no advisory, so shout out to him oh, he got booked and busy because of us yeah, so where's our money, where's our royalties?

Speaker 2:

that's not how that works at the grocery store anyway, I'm about to send you a fucking contract at toxic content.

Speaker 1:

He been booked at, like Different things in New York and surrounding states. Shout out to my brother Oren, y'all go visit.

Speaker 3:

Bargarita and Noda.

Speaker 1:

See them at Bargarita and Noda All my people over there. I have a cocktail with a cocktail. This week's cocktail is no Advisory Punch. I don't know what's in this shit. Y'all don't know who y'all baby daddies. Is we just going to go with that? Not a shot with it too? They, I had a shot with it too. Yeah, you know, they don't know who their baby daddy is. So question, just a simple question. You know this was a topic on Twitter because y'all know I'm the queen of Twitter 7,000 followers and counting.

Speaker 1:

I had to pop my shit real quick because you know they be trying me on Twitter like I ain't nobody, but I'm somebody ain't enough you know what? I'm not that one, I'm this one. You know what I'm saying Because, like I Like, I always say I am the viral moment. Hoe, oh, I can't wait To clip that one. That was a good one. I like that one. Do you prefer sex In the morning, midday or at night? Now, when I post this question on Twitter, I have like 30 responses.

Speaker 2:

Majority of the responses said they like sex in the morning. Morning, that's the best sex.

Speaker 1:

I disagree.

Speaker 2:

For a female, you disagree.

Speaker 1:

I disagree. I'm a female.

Speaker 2:

Nah, I like morning sex, oh, okay.

Speaker 1:

I like sex midday.

Speaker 2:

Nah, let me tell you why morning sex is the best. Why, from a nigga's perspective? Oh God, morning sex is the best from a niggas perspective? Because that's when the the slong is slonging the best in the morning. Spell slong, huh, spell it. I don't gotta spell it, you know how to spell it. That is when the slong is slonging the best in the morning.

Speaker 1:

What does that mean? That's because you have to pee. It's not because you gotta pee.

Speaker 2:

That's not how horny it is that's pee built up In the morning, like in the morning time when I wake up my shit is. And if it's a nice ass on the side of me.

Speaker 1:

You know what I realize. You know what I realize when niggas say that Slonging. You know what's crazy. That's kind of like deceiving women in the morning time because how deceiving.

Speaker 3:

Because, you never gonna be that big.

Speaker 4:

You never gonna be that big for real, but then you're gonna get this dick in the morning time.

Speaker 1:

You're gonna wake up eight inches and then at night I'm gonna be like oh, I'm gonna get a whole bunch of shit for niggas, like if you can't get it up, if you know, diddy, if you're gonna say that, I'm comfortable in my masculinity I'm comfortable.

Speaker 2:

Masculinity they know how to get down. If you got erectile dysfunction and all that shit, you just use rock penis penis.

Speaker 1:

No, that's no. Just use Viagra, niggas penis pump.

Speaker 2:

No, that's no. Just use Viagra. Is that a hack, if people already know that, though what? Viagra, what's that?

Speaker 1:

Viagra, for men if they already know to use that man, I don't give a fuck. Ay y'all fuck the Viagra. Get y'all some Quaaludes honey pack I don's a royal honey made from a special type of bee that has an aphrodisiac in it.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, it's weird, but this is where people fuck up.

Speaker 1:

You're only supposed to drink it with water. People fuck up and mix it with liquor and they be like it don't work, Duh dumbass.

Speaker 2:

You're not supposed an aphrodisiac for men.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, you can buy that from stores.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, niggas, putting on lamb chops is sick. I'm about to use this on a midget.

Speaker 1:

Sick Niggas putting on head and feet on lamb chops.

Speaker 2:

that is sick. I'm about to use this on a midget Sick as fuck.

Speaker 1:

I watched a video on TikTok where a chef mixed that in a sauce with some lamb chops shit at the table. All I wanted was a piece of lamb Bye.

Speaker 2:

No, but morning sex is the best. Okay Morning sex is the best.

Speaker 1:

Midday sex, I believe, is the best. Let me tell you why.

Speaker 2:

That shit is whack because you went out, you didn't shower, you can't even eat, no pussy. The pussy been fucking out in about a midday.

Speaker 1:

Who want to fucking eat some midday pussy. You need to speak for yourself, because pussy gets ate at any time.

Speaker 2:

No, no, no, no. If you out jogging and shit, nobody want to come back to your fucking pussy. Niggas have their ass to me.

Speaker 1:

I don't give a fuck about none of that, yeah niggas do that.

Speaker 2:

Some niggas don't give a fuck about that. You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 1:

I'm talking for me.

Speaker 2:

It's a punch. Ain't no way it got a little tartness.

Speaker 1:

To be fair, I will you sniffing first. I ain't gonna lie. I will. You done worked out that shit. I will agree with CEO. I'm like OCB with that shit.

Speaker 3:

They got to get showers. I agree, I'm just joking, but I agree. I agree they got to shower. But midday.

Speaker 1:

Sex is fire because, listen, you, just think about it it's a Saturday. Y'all don't have nothing planned. You waking up and it's midday on a Saturday, so you know long order. Playing in the background. You know what I'm saying. Maybe it's CIS, I be dum-dum-dum to the strokes, yeah, dum-dum, and you just getting dum-dum to the strokes and it's just real crazy, like NCIS, you just getting strokes. Then you go get a shower, y'all go to Stats, maybe get some wings, and you come back and it's more sex, like it's just midday.

Speaker 1:

I mean you know, I don't like waking up early in the morning anyway, so that's my problem, really, because I'm not a morning person. Well, you're going to wake the fuck up with this dick that's roll over and look at you, or roll back over and go to sleep Pregnant in the neck. Pregnant in the neck, yes, see, you perform morning morning. You like morning sex. So to be completely honest with y'all, I don't even have sex, so I can't even indulge in this conversation. Come on, come on, come on. I don't know what the lean back is for.

Speaker 4:

We know, we know, we know, we know, we know, we know, we know what, if I have, yes, we know, yeah, you have sex.

Speaker 1:

Uh-huh you have sex, sex Stop.

Speaker 3:

People watch this Studio audience. Let me ask y'all who got the mic?

Speaker 1:

Morning sex. No, I'm serious.

Speaker 3:

No, I personally don't give a fuck, fuck me whenever, but that's the wild side, that's trap, that's not see it.

Speaker 1:

See it doesn't have sex. Now when I say that, when I say that it's all a problem, because now I try to get us groceries and I don't say that, you know what I'm saying. You know what's crazy Go sex. You look like a morning type of sex. You look like an I wake you up with breakfast in the morning, kiss your feet, type nigga.

Speaker 2:

I don't know about all that.

Speaker 6:

Any fucking. I don't know about all that, but probably I'm going to go evening because I feel like Say we, you tired in the evening. Bitch go to sleep, bitch Look look look, I'm about to burn out all All my energy in is pussy, so afterwards I'm going to be tired.

Speaker 2:

You already burnt out as an evening. I got to be able to sleep Nine hours 10, 12, double shift of work.

Speaker 6:

I'm going to burn out. It's going to take me an hour 30 minutes two out of three hours.

Speaker 1:

I'm going the morning if I drain all my energy on you. I'm going to have to nap. Get more sleep. That really makes sense because you look like you got thick cut bacon in that refrigerator. That's the nigga you cook breakfast for. That's that one.

Speaker 2:

Thick cut bacon. That's a good poll question. So, guys, you tell it Morning, mid or afternoon.

Speaker 1:

Morning. So do you prefer sex morning, midday or at night? You know? Tell us what you think. Drop comments and listen before y'all get in them comments. Don't piss me off. Don't piss me off Because y'all gonna say some dumb shit. And don't piss me off. Just tell us what you like, you no.

Speaker 2:

I'm not the YouTube comments is crazy.

Speaker 1:

Listen. No, let me tell you. I literally spent 45 minutes today going through only our shorts with the comments. They kill us in them, fucking comments.

Speaker 5:

Yo.

Speaker 1:

They don't give a fuck. They talk about us like we are fucking the stupidest, most ignorant. Somebody caught you who. They call me Bernita Bernita. Yeah, you know what's crazy. You didn't check the comments, you know what's crazy. The comments hate us. The only thing I hate about the comments is they can't never joke, or shit we saying it's always how we look.

Speaker 3:

And you can't make an intelligent comment.

Speaker 1:

And it's crazy because every time y'all do that, y'all make us viral. But shout out to invader docks man, you funny ass, nigga. Did y'all know he made me a highlight on his Instagram? No way, he made me a highlight on his Instagram is this recent huh is this recent?

Speaker 1:

yeah, is this recent. He made me a highlight on his Instagram. I offended, you drove listens to your SoundCloud, so stop recording them. Music videos in them, shipping containers Rock Hill, rapid ass nigga, I just I'll be and you know I need to stop doing it because the Rock Hill niggas was mad at me when I said that. So I need to stop doing Rock.

Speaker 2:

Hill. Yeah, because there's some good there's some good rappers in Rock Hill. Just that nigga sucks.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, shout out next week, because I got a feeling somebody's going to piss me off. Actually, just go read the YouTube comments and then come back next week. You got it. You know that nigga with the no neck pissed me off. He called us fat, we both fat bitch. His titties about as big as mine, shit. He got a lame brown bra size too. Talking about, I weigh 170. Yeah, 170 around your fucking neck, the fuck. I just hate that, because why fat people got to go against other fat people? We all fat Like.

Speaker 1:

I hate when fat bitches be against fat bitches. You is the fat bitch you hate. I'm sorry I be so irritated. Y'all See, you know that pisses me off. You know it pisses me off Because that's always what they want to say. Oh, she fat, you fat too. Bitch. You look like Hamburglar too. We brother and sister, like I just don't like it. It just pissed me off. I'm just so mad. How much your fupas weight. Right, he got a fupa too. Like it just pissed me off. You know, nigga I'm bro. Hey, listen, that was this week's Cocktails with T. I just want to say sidebar having Draymond.

Speaker 2:

Green in a Kia commercial is crazy, why hey? Shout out to Kia. I used to work for them Because he crazy as hell.

Speaker 1:

So for him to be driving the Kia, that shit can't handle it.

Speaker 2:

Kia know how to get him Fuck them.

Speaker 1:

I'll be out here tripping I'll be out in the car?

Speaker 2:

Hey, no, but on some real shit. There was a shooting with four. What is it? Four police officers died, no, they weren't police officers.

Speaker 1:

It was three US Marshals. One CMPD officer was shot and I want to see what you're going to say and see if you're going to tell the people.

Speaker 2:

I don't know. You apologize about it. Oh, apologies about it. Oh, I mean, I just wanted to briefly talk about it. Well, briefly say it, because it was it was national news, so let's speak on it.

Speaker 1:

So for those of you who may not be aware, in Charlotte the other day there was a big shooting where US Marshals went to go execute a warrant on a guy. When they went to go execute the warrant he started shooting at them. Three US Marshals died, one police officer died and the shooter himself died. They demolished that house.

Speaker 2:

I heard it was two, one got away. It was two suspects.

Speaker 1:

One got arrested? No, it wasn't, and I'm glad y'all said that. Let me tell y'all the misconception. Originally um jennings the uh. The chief said that they thought that there was two shooters thought okay after everything died down and y'all can go look at this.

Speaker 1:

He did like another, like conference about it today. He said he think he misspoke because and I'm gonna tell y'all how, I knew this already they originally arrested the two people that were also in the house, right, both women. They then questioned them and let them go. If they were, they would have never let them go.

Speaker 1:

So that was my key right there that they weren't shooters, right. But what they're thinking? What they're thinking is is that all of the rapid fire from the officers and their positions, that it was just wildfire and that's what killed the other officer OK so that's why there's nobody in custody for it.

Speaker 1:

They are reviewing all footage. They are trying to make sure that you know. They're actually like you know where that bullet came from. Did it come from a cop or did it actually? Was there actually a second shooter? But, as of right now, both the two people that were in the house have already been released. They've been questioned and released, so they're clearly not suspects.

Speaker 2:

Just for clarity.

Speaker 1:

And also another thing I want to clarify. Everybody keeps just for clarity. And also another thing I want to clarify everybody keeps saying, oh, cmpd fucked up cmpd.

Speaker 2:

Fucked up y'all are y'all don't know because this was never a cmpd investigation.

Speaker 1:

This was a us marshals execution execution. Us marshals did their thing and cmpd if you don't know, cmpd is only there as backup, if needed. Okay, if cmpd would have did it, I guarantee they would have went in a lot different. They would have went in with their shields. They would have went in a lot different. They would have went in with their shields. They would have went in with their armored trucks and all of this. They have tactical gear for doing this. Cmpd is only there to transport the subject to prison once the US Marshals apprehend them. They are not there to execute the actual arrest warrant.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, there's a lot of politics around this case and I would just like to say that, although I know tensions are deep within our community against authority and law and I know some people feel that way we do have to remember and I know it's hard to remember this Trust and believe, it's hard to remember, but these people had kids, these people had families and, although we don't like the image of what they do, these are real people behind the badge and so you know I'm y'all know me, I am so pro-black and all for the advancement of my people and making sure that we are treated fairly. But this was just a person who did not want to go back to jail and just like, decided to go out with a bang and take people with him. So I feel bad on both ends, especially for his family, because they lost somebody too like. Although this was somebody who was going to jail, he felt he was going back, he was going to prison he was going to do about 20.

Speaker 1:

He was going to prison and it's sad because he thought death was so much better than going back to prison. That says a lot about our prison systems and how they treat us in our prison systems that he felt like his only thing was to take himself out. So praying for his family as well. But also on the other side, I mean, these are people with kids, like, I think, the police officer they said he had a three-year-old son this kid, finna, grow up without his father, regardless of what profession he did.

Speaker 1:

So y'all just got to keep that in mind when y'all on these Facebook sites and on these comments and all this stuff like y'all just gotta remember there's two sides to it. There's no in this situation. There are situations where there's a right and a wrong, and most of the time the police be wrong. I'm gonna be honest 90% of the time the police be wrong, but in this situation right here, it was just truly a tragedy. So pray for Charlotte and pray for y'all niggas, cause now you're Trying to be funny. Charlotte's gonna be Hot this summer.

Speaker 5:

So stay y'all ass Inside, stay y'all ass.

Speaker 1:

Inside C and P About to be on y'all ass. If you brown, stay out the way. If you brown, it's going down, it's gonna be a bunch Of free my baby daddy, so.

Speaker 2:

Absolutely Hi With that being said let's get to the highlight of the evening. Oh, that was good. Oh, do that shit again.

Speaker 1:

I need to record that.

Speaker 2:

One more time.

Speaker 1:

You about to piss me off? Yeah.

Speaker 3:

I knew you was about to piss me off.

Speaker 1:

That's why I ain't do it.

Speaker 2:

See when I do the sinister laugh. You know I'm about to piss you the fuck off. You look like the penguin oh, that's disrespectful.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, it was meant to be. They got your drum roll.

Speaker 4:

Oh, wait, wait, wait wait, drum roll.

Speaker 1:

We've been on the roll all night, see. This is why I need humble?

Speaker 2:

Well, no, I don't need humble.

Speaker 1:

Who. This is why we need to punch.

Speaker 2:

No.

Speaker 1:

Ain't got nothing to do with this. Hey Humble, I miss you, shout out to my nigga Humble. I'm serious, I miss my nigga Humble though. Oh boy, I wish I could hate you.

Speaker 3:

Alright.

Speaker 1:

When we cut this one, the camera just gonna get me like this, cause y'all know some bullshit.

Speaker 2:

Messy. Alright, we got a very special guest. Y'all know Sabushi Messy. I would applaud. All right, we got a very special guest in the middle of the building. That was a cue. See, he missed the cue this time. He was ready the first time. This time it's a cue.

Speaker 3:

All right, all right, thank you, thank you.

Speaker 1:

Thank you, thank you, yes, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you.

Speaker 4:

Yes, thank you.

Speaker 2:

Yes, welcome to the no Advice Podcast Chat. Bring them in the no Advice Podcast, motherfucking way. Hold on, let me take a sip.

Speaker 1:

Huh, yeah, me too. This is going to be good. I should have bought my buzzer. It's going to be good. No, he don't drink yeah it's crazy.

Speaker 7:

I don't even drink, you don't drink.

Speaker 2:

I commend that so much?

Speaker 1:

Why are you looking at me like?

Speaker 2:

that, listen, if I need a liver transplant, I'm coming to see you, nigga, okay, I'm coming to see you.

Speaker 7:

I took that off my thing, off your license. Yeah, I ain't playing with them, man. We ain't playing with them, save me.

Speaker 1:

Because that's also another myth. That's another myth First of all, when you get to the hospital or you on site, paramedics not looking for no donor ID. They trying to save your life. They not even looking for no identification at first. They gonna try to do everything possible To keep you alive first I got this from paramedics. What?

Speaker 2:

do you mean that's what they told you, these black?

Speaker 4:

paramedics I. What do you mean?

Speaker 2:

That's what they told you Da-da-da-da, da-da-da-da.

Speaker 1:

These black pyramids. I don't think they will lie.

Speaker 2:

I'm going to sip off some punch.

Speaker 1:

In the cut with my twin. We be vibing. Def how you feel I'm good man.

Speaker 7:

I'm blessed, hey, so listen.

Speaker 1:

Here at Noir Advisory, we like to bring our guests in a very, very special way. Are you ready?

Speaker 3:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1:

Okay, we just got three simple Questions that we gonna ask you, okay. Three we got three questions.

Speaker 4:

Three questions.

Speaker 1:

Uno where you from, dos and what the fuck you do Tres.

Speaker 7:

Yo, what's up? Y' so I'm Devin and I'm from Bates Ford, that's Westside. If people don't know, st Luke, talk to him.

Speaker 1:

Bates Ford, talk to him. Okay, nick, what part of the four Are you from? The top or the bottom of the four? I'm going to see how real it is.

Speaker 7:

I don't know what that is. I'm right there. I'm right there on St Luke. I'm really from Batesport.

Speaker 1:

I'm St Luke, shout out to LaSalle Dundee, what's up?

Speaker 7:

Y'all.

Speaker 1:

I'm saying talk to her, Batesport.

Speaker 7:

That's my hood baby my people from LaSalle, ew my family.

Speaker 1:

Shout out to my family Chicken and Ribs. Some people call them Fat Boy Burger Fire.

Speaker 7:

Shout out to Rudy. She closed, but that's my aunt.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, used to be lit up in there. Them old niggas Used to be lit up in there Lit on the weekends Shout out to the fish market On Bader's 4. You know what I'm saying? Shout out to Nicky's, shout out to the barbershop Right there, my uncle, that's my uncle Barbershop over there For real shout out to the corner store on Rutland Road 93rd in Brooklyn.

Speaker 2:

You know what I'm saying? Blah, blah, blah.

Speaker 1:

All I'm saying we're doing Bates Ford appreciation and you talking about some damn props.

Speaker 4:

All.

Speaker 1:

I'm saying is. You're not really from Bates Ford if you ain't know that that beauty supply store used to be at KFC Taco Bell no before that it was a. Long John Silver. Yes, it was Long John.

Speaker 7:

Silver, nah, but y'all forgot Mr C's though. Nah, we can't never forget, mr.

Speaker 1:

C's, and we can't never forget A&C's either. Yeah, a&c's, man Shout out to Baby's Fort.

Speaker 7:

Shout out to all the niggas from the Fort. My aunt used to have a restaurant called Hot Energy.

Speaker 1:

It was right down on the Fort too. Shout out to the though Fuck y'all.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, I don't go there. No, fuck y'all niggas.

Speaker 2:

That security guard at the front.

Speaker 1:

I'm on your ass. I'm sorry, I don't know nothing about this shit. Remember, I told y'all about that story about the security guard at Food Line that was trying to clock me. Thought I was stealing. It's that fucking Food Line. Anybody want to Never mind because I talk shit about that Food Line for real. Alright, let do music.

Speaker 7:

I don't like to say I'm a singer or a rapper. I just say I'm a music artist because I do so much in music it's probably nothing I don't do. So, yeah, I don't be like, oh, people like to put you in little boxes, but I really do everything.

Speaker 1:

I like that, I like that I like that I think it's not being put in a box is so like great, because I feel like people don't realize how much stuff they can put their hand in and be creative with. So, with you saying that, what kind of things do you like dabbling with and putting your touch on?

Speaker 7:

I engineer, so I love doing that. You know what I'm saying. I do production, I write. Sometimes I don't want to do no music, I just want to help somebody else Shout out to my artist Tracy over here.

Speaker 1:

Hey, what up, Tracy?

Speaker 4:

Tracy y'all people on Facebook can't see Tracy Shout out to the grills.

Speaker 1:

Y'all smile, mother.

Speaker 2:

Get down to the camera Smile, smile for these grills. So who did y'all?

Speaker 1:

grills Ratchaco. Oh, shout out to Cooley man, he be out here working. Who is that? I need to go see him. Cooley cool, he in Atlanta now, oh damn.

Speaker 2:

We should get some grills and be like this Maybe you shouldn't but maybe you should, oh, no, I ain't going to lie.

Speaker 3:

I do want a bottom piece grill.

Speaker 2:

That's a real better sport. I be on Cedar.

Speaker 5:

Drive in the way Charlotte dance like this I'm like you know what I'm saying. I'm like you not from Charlotte Shut?

Speaker 3:

up.

Speaker 1:

Okay, next question, sid. We're going to skip you totally.

Speaker 5:

Sorry, I just get so energetic with a bunch of Charlotte around me.

Speaker 2:

I need that male influence right now, bro.

Speaker 7:

Nah, shout out to New York man. Yeah, nigga. I was in New York in October, so it was lit.

Speaker 4:

How many rats did you see?

Speaker 7:

How many rats Actually? I ain't see none. That's crazy. Oh, you didn't see my nigga Splinter. Nah, I ain't see them down there. Oh, that nigga be wrong. I was in and out. I was there name no, gimmicks. Real name no gimmicks what we talking. Yeah, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, that's my real name, devin. I did that because I ain't had time to be explaining to nobody my name, devin.

Speaker 3:

I took the.

Speaker 7:

I out. It's really D-E-V-I-N, but I took the I out. I don't got time to be explaining what my name is.

Speaker 1:

I love it, I love it.

Speaker 2:

No, that's fact. Cause he be like niggas name, be prophecy immune.

Speaker 4:

I ain't explaining all that to y'all, yo what?

Speaker 2:

does prophecy?

Speaker 1:

immune means basically? That means I'm a gift to the God and I'm immune to all the bullshit around me. But I'm prophetic about the bullshit around me, cause I be seeing the light and you be like what the fuck?

Speaker 4:

what the fuck your mama named you Francis.

Speaker 1:

Stop playing.

Speaker 7:

It ain't that deep. You got to write your vision and make it plain.

Speaker 4:

Write your vision and make it plain. I know that's a word right. That was the wrong one.

Speaker 2:

You got to sprinkle that. You know what's crazy.

Speaker 1:

Because that sounds like you got that from Friendship Baptist.

Speaker 7:

That was why I drank We'll talk about that, but you know I was in the church.

Speaker 1:

I know the bible front the back okay, because you got to write the vision to make it plain right that, right the vision. So I was actually about to jump into that. For the people that are maybe unfamiliar with you or may not know exactly a little bit about you and your background, can you kind of explain to people how you even got into music in the first place? Because you got some influence, you got a big influence there, you know, yeah uh, it's crazy.

Speaker 7:

My grandma always had us in church like all the time, and I was like man I hate always in church. That's him. I ain't tell her that though what she gonna know now she know now, hey, you get that pinch.

Speaker 7:

You get that pinch right up on your arm. Ooh, I hate it. Y'all know what that is, yeah, but yeah, she had us in church all the time and, uh, she had us on the choir. And you know, when I see my uncle doing it, I saw my daddy, uh, my daddy djing. I seen him do it one time.

Speaker 7:

So I was like oh, you know, that's how I got into the music, but as far as like my deals and my situations, that I don't even know how that happened. I was just working. To be honest, to keep it real. I went to northwest school of the arts. I graduated, I was in, like chorus, you know I was doing stuff like that. You know it was this guy that had a studio and I went in the studio and he was giving out, you know, opportunity and I was like yo, I ain't never seen no studio like this. This is crazy to me, but at the time I was with somebody and he made his decision.

Speaker 7:

He was like no, I was like yo, I'm gonna stay here. But I didn't have no money. So I was 17, I had no money. So I was like yo, I'm going to stay here. But I didn't have no money, so I was 17. I had no money. So I was like yo, you know what I'm going to do? I'm going to just take out some trash or do food runs for the studio time. You know what I'm saying. So that's what I did. That's how I got in my situation. I was a student, you know what I'm saying. The trash kid.

Speaker 1:

Until somebody heard my music and he was like oh, sign him that's fire, damn that's love that is love that's a grind for real and a lot of I feel like a lot of artists nowadays they tend to skip that part of the grind and try to cause. Nowadays, you know, a quick hit is something you might go viral on TikTok. Now it's like you done, skipped the grind part, so I like that. You say you really like started at the bottom and worked your way up. Um with that like started at the bottom. What tell me the growth between then and now as far as like music and artists?

Speaker 7:

it's uh, I don't know. It's been a blur for real, but I see the growth, but it's been a blur. It's been so much happening but I had a lot of artist development too. I think that's a lost art and music that people all about.

Speaker 7:

They have no idea what that is right. When I came in the game like I literally had five years of that getting cussed out, the do's and the don'ts, like I really had to sit before I did music, I had to know everything about music and what a lot of people don't know. In music there's a will that can't be reinvented. So a lot of people don't know. In music there's a will that can't be reinvented. So a lot of people get in this industry and they start trying to reinvent that will. But you can't reinvent the will. Let's say, for example, basketball you can't reinvent. I mean they tweak the rules and they change things, but the game itself you got to follow the rules. You know what I'm saying? That's fundamentals. You can't just get out there and be like I can shoot, like you gotta learn how to dribble and you know not foul niggas and right you know, I'm saying like you gotta follow that system, so it would music.

Speaker 7:

It's the same way. It's fundamentals, it's rules and stuff that you just you gotta come in, you gotta apply yourself every single day, and I think the biggest thing is being consistent right in yourself In yourself.

Speaker 1:

Awesome, I love that.

Speaker 2:

What I want to know is, like, like being from the Ford Charlotte 704, rooted out here, and you have artists Well, one in particular, the baby right who are seemingly sprouted from the Carolina, charlotte in particular, and kind of people resonated and said that that is Charlotte's sound, right, because that was the only artist that actually sprouted out of Charlotte. So, from you being deep-rooted in Charlotte, like, who are the artists that you feel represents the real Charlotte sound other than yourself? What is the artist out there that you feel really represents the Charlotte sound?

Speaker 7:

I don't know. It's a lot. I'm not going to say names Cause then you get into that favoritism and that weird. But it's Charlotte Got it. You know it's a lot of dope artists out here, it's a lot of people that that that's doing stuff. You know what I'm saying. But it's a melting pot, like you got the boom bap, you got I'm more in like an R&B world. But you got like Trace. You know she do rap and I should be lit, you know. So it's not just Baby, but Baby is I would say I don't know he like street a little bit. I guess I would say I don't know he like street a little bit. I guess that's a different lane.

Speaker 7:

And he in his lane and you got to respect that. You know what I'm saying. He in his lane, you can't. If you go over there, then I guess let's show competition, but I don't be worried about no other artists. Man, I'm here, I love it, we all, charlotte. So Facts so facts.

Speaker 1:

I like that. I didn't like that facts good fucking answer. I know that's the artist development I love that, that's that man. Good, yes, trappy, speaking on, I know, ceo, just asked you a question about, like artists I'm gonna kind of flip the script and what are some producers that you feel like are, I guess, quote unquote industry standard producers that you have worked with, but you know they're just local to only Charlotte. Does that question make sense?

Speaker 7:

Yeah.

Speaker 2:

I guess so.

Speaker 7:

You know it's crazy, the craziest thing. This is going to sound crazy. I never really worked with a lot of Charlotte producers, not that I don't want to, but I haven't worked with a lot of them because I mean, I know, like some, that even work with Chase and that I don't. You know, she got me familiar with this one producer. Um, I don't know if he's from Charlotte, but a lot of the producers I ran a lot of like my projects they was his name is a bone.

Speaker 3:

Yeah.

Speaker 7:

But a lot of my. They was like from. I got people from South Africa, different places like I own, charlotte, cool, but I don't really know like. Charlotte producers, y'all hear that so I'm, but I'm down to work. You know what I'm saying? I'm for my city, I'm for my culture. So you know, I'm definitely down to work oh yeah, it's a bunch of Charlotte producers.

Speaker 1:

I down to work. Oh yeah, it's a bunch of charlotte producers. I think I'm listening to your voice and I think it's a lot that will resonate with your sound.

Speaker 2:

So if y'all watching this listen, hit his dm, sing your best stuff over, but don't tell you, know me, if it ain't shit now don't tell me so like I know, you started in the church, you know, and then you started, you know, playing piano and stuff in the church and when we look at you at hip-hop and music and genres, right. So you got artists that say, yo, I'm going to be a rapper, or yo, I want to be an army artist, or I want to be a country, you know, whatever genre that you want to pick. So, coming from the church background, what made you say, yo, I'm going to pick this genre of music to pursue my dreams?

Speaker 7:

I kind of saw what the people wanted. You know what I'm saying, like I don't just make music for myself, I think there's. You do what you want to do, but at the same time you know you don't just make music for yourself. So I saw how saturated rap was, because when I got into music I was a producer and I was rapping. I was like dang, this lane is so saturated. Everybody mama, daddy, auntie, uncles, everybody is rapping Everybody.

Speaker 7:

And then I was like well, I can sing a little bit, so let me go over here in this lane. And I got more response, like my streams. My numbers went higher when I was doing the singing. You know what I'm saying. And then I noticed, oh, people want more features, because it's not a lot of it's people that sing, don't get me wrong, but it's not saturated like rap, right? You know what I'm saying. So I knew that's how. I knew kind of where to go with it. You just got to watch your numbers, for That'll tell you who's listening to you, that'll tell you who's interested in you. That'll tell you what people want to see and what they want to hear.

Speaker 1:

Right, I love that. So, since you're saying you're in this lane, describe your sound to somebody that's never listened to your music. Describe it to us. What does it make you feel like? What are you giving to us?

Speaker 7:

I'm like a trap soul artist Because I still got that Betas 4 in me. You know what I'm saying, but I do got the R&B. So when I did my paperwork you know what I'm saying they was like oh, we want you to sing. I was like all right, and I never wanted to lose that uh in me. You know what I'm saying. So I call it trap soul, but I'm also inspired by I love Patti LaBelle it's crazy, but I love Patti, I love Marvin Gate, I love but then it's crazy yeah, yeah, yeah for sure.

Speaker 7:

but then it's like my sister and everybody when they was growing up we was listening to TI and the Kanye's and the Lil Wayne. So I'm like, bro, I don't ever want to lose that either. And I think Bryson Tiller coined it when he said trap soul, so you can when you hear music, you can, I don't know, you can put me with the Brent Fires, the Don Toliver's, the Weeknd, yeah, I like that that's fire.

Speaker 1:

We ain't got enough trap, soul, I like that, that's fire. We ain't got enough traps, so I like that Right, I want to know, oh, go ahead, go ahead.

Speaker 2:

Oh, so I want to know how was it? Because I was, you know, shout out to you for having an EPK, you know.

Speaker 1:

Artist development is so amazing.

Speaker 2:

Artist development is so amazing when we say hey, listen, send over an EPK or you know, so we can have Boom Shout, out to Tempest my girl, Tempest Shout out, shout out to Tempest.

Speaker 7:

Tempest is actually my cousin. That's crazy. That's your cousin, man, listen.

Speaker 1:

First, second, third, fourth. Let me tell you something.

Speaker 7:

When I was young. Shout out to her she had a magazine and she elevated to. Shout out to her that's crazy Shout out to my girl.

Speaker 5:

I came to her crib.

Speaker 7:

She put me in the magazine and didn't know she was my cousin until what? Three years ago I'm screaming oh wow, my mom was like yo, that's your cousin.

Speaker 2:

I was like what Hold on On Junebug's side.

Speaker 7:

On Junebug's side. First, first, first. Wow see, I just found that out. Shout out, that's crazy.

Speaker 2:

Shout out to black women. That's god, though you know that's. That's being interconnected. You know what I'm saying, so I want to know. You know what legendary uh gospel singer, john p key you know, yeah, how?

Speaker 2:

because when you look at backgrounds right a lot of uh, when you go back and when they do interviews or you know, when you get to a certain ascension of music, they always go back to your roots, um. So this question is back to your roots, like, how has working with him, how has that transcended your sound into into music and saying, okay, this is the genre that I want to, that I want to partake in. How has working with Piki? How has that helped your?

Speaker 7:

sound. You know it's crazy. You brought him up so I went to his school in middle school from sixth grade to eighth grade and when I graduated I never saw him again. Remind you, when we was in school we didn't really see him much. He came through, he said a little, this and that. You know. We got in trouble one time and he kind of jacked me up a little bit when we was kids. But you know it's all love.

Speaker 7:

But it's crazy. After I graduated, I never saw him, but this year sorry, at the end of the year 2023, when I was on tour I'm going to tell you how crazy this is Never saw him again. I was in eighth grade. So years later when I'm on tour, in October, I was in Oakland and I come downstairs because we was about to go do our show and. I come downstairs in the lobby. He's sitting in the lobby.

Speaker 7:

Oh shit and mind you, I haven't seen him since I was a kid, so he don't even know who.

Speaker 3:

I am.

Speaker 7:

I'm like yo. I'm Dev, he was like yo and I got a twin brother named Surf His name's Kevin, but shout out to him and he was on tour too. That's crazy. So we was both on tour in Oakland and we never worked together, but he did give me an invite to his crib. I ain't went up there yet because I'm trying to get my brain together, because it's gospel, it's a different world.

Speaker 2:

It's a different world.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, it's a different world.

Speaker 4:

Wow, that is divine.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, that was a full circle moment for me.

Speaker 2:

But you know what's crazy in mentioning that is like we live in this world.

Speaker 7:

Right, how big is? This is the world for you to see, but how small?

Speaker 4:

is the world it's crazy because you like how it's oakland, bro, it's like what did I meet you, did I see you, right you?

Speaker 2:

could have been anywhere in the world. But you right here, like you know, I'm saying that's some divine shit.

Speaker 1:

I was just about to say, but even to that point I feel like that's more of like god showing his favor over devon like right like this is the path forward you are doing the right things. Everything that you started doing is coming back full circle to show you you on the right path.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, no, that was so crazy to me I couldn't believe. Hey, I could tell. When he first saw me, he, he didn't know who I was, so he called his son. I ain't seen his son. His son was small. He, hey, come in. You know he was confirming, he was calling people. Everybody called was like that's dead, that's dead, that's. And he looked at me, he was like yo, I'm about to cry. And because he and so he brought me on his tour bus, introduced me to the whole, you know, the whole group and was like yo this the one I was developing when he was a kid crazy, and now I look at him on tour.

Speaker 7:

It's just crazy.

Speaker 1:

So yeah, I was mind blown for a little minute look at that, that was wild my whole voice just said look at God, look at God, what he doing, what he doing so I want to touch on a little bit, speaking on how ceo said shout out to you about having ekpk, by the way I noticed that when I was like reading it, when I was reading through it, it said that you also journal like your journey yeah like what I want, like my first.

Speaker 1:

I have so many questions, but my first question is like, what made you decide? Like I'm gonna start writing down everything I think life is um very temporary.

Speaker 2:

I think people play with life and I think you gotta say that again. People play with life.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, I don't think like you know, we got to show like life is not, it's to be enjoyed, but at the same time, man, life goes. So fast.

Speaker 7:

It's fleeting, so you know you'd be 70 years old, like, but um, I watch people miss opportunities. Even when I, when I first got in the industry, I watch people lose deals, miss opportunities, I watch people not get enough pictures, you know, and so I just started capturing every moment that I could. You know, I'm saying if I got somebody with me, I will, like you'll take some pictures and make sure you, you know, getting this down. Luckily, in my life I got a twin brother who's really big in the the camera world and he was there to do most of it.

Speaker 4:

So yeah, shout out to brother.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, he responsible for most of my situations too.

Speaker 1:

Oh, I love that you said that's your twins.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, they're my twin brother, kevin and Devin Yep.

Speaker 1:

Kevin and Devin.

Speaker 7:

No, his name is Surf.

Speaker 1:

Oh, okay, so not Kevian.

Speaker 7:

No, yeah, they call him Surf. Yeah, I got you Shout out to not Kevian, you are hilarious Speaking of journaling.

Speaker 1:

so with this I want to touch on that. With the journaling, what space do you have to be in to document, because I know some people have to be in certain spaces to journal, get thoughts out. Is this just a?

Speaker 7:

random thing. No, I do it right there in that moment and it's not a notebook. I don't have this special notebook. I do it on my phone.

Speaker 4:

Okay.

Speaker 7:

And I take a picture with you. I'm thinking you have a Moesha journal. No, I ain't doing that. No, it's in my notepad.

Speaker 1:

Moesha journal. I play the Moesha theme song in the background. It does help you write. It does help you write, but I know certain people have to be in a space to get their thoughts out and stuff. So what do you plan on doing with this journal?

Speaker 7:

Man. Later on in my life we can do a documentary. I feel like this is how people can show what they've done. So I think that's.

Speaker 1:

I love that.

Speaker 7:

Memoirs yeah, you got to have that. That's crazy.

Speaker 4:

Memoirs of death. Okay, please. So I have to ask.

Speaker 1:

I'm going to steal a CEO question for this one Top three. Oh, good question, artists of all time. Now, before you say this, watch yourself Any genre, because it gets angry in here.

Speaker 2:

Any genre. It does get angry If you pick the wrong three and this is your three, but if you pick the wrong three you get fucking angry, that's wild as you say that shit, we get mad at them for their own shit.

Speaker 1:

That's crazy. It is true, though.

Speaker 7:

What era is it?

Speaker 4:

It don't matter.

Speaker 2:

Top three artists of all time.

Speaker 1:

Any genre.

Speaker 2:

As long as you don't say Beyonce.

Speaker 1:

Watch your fucking mouth. See I told you to get angry, get angry.

Speaker 7:

Beyonce ain't did shit to you, so but I love Beyonce, but I don't really sit and listen to Beyonce, so I ain't even going, Okay that's all right.

Speaker 1:

You had to sit and wait. No, no, no, no, no, ain't no nigga listen to fucking Beyonce.

Speaker 2:

So what, I love Beyonce.

Speaker 7:

Thank you. I think Beyonce is incredible. She's one of the best. But the thing Beyonce misses is she's such a goddess she don't really talk. So I think that's where the connection yeah.

Speaker 3:

If you're a fan of Beyonce.

Speaker 7:

Beyonce, we want to hear you talk more.

Speaker 3:

Yeah.

Speaker 7:

Like please talk to your fans. You don't want to be getting on here talking to people.

Speaker 1:

Damn, but I love her though. Twin, where have you been?

Speaker 7:

yeah, you want Beyonce to talk, talk to people. She too, disconnected from her fans. But top three, damn y'all.

Speaker 2:

That's tough yeah, that's tough. That's tough.

Speaker 1:

Don't do that five shit, fuck that three three three, because you saying all time that's just yeah three is crazy, that's hard but that's what you know If you name these three that is like your top three.

Speaker 7:

Your.

Speaker 1:

Yeah.

Speaker 7:

Your people Top three? Uh-huh Damn, that's tough Damn, yeah no.

Speaker 3:

You might have stumped me.

Speaker 2:

Hey Dad, we're going to play Jeopardy music on your ass in a minute.

Speaker 7:

Nah, because it's really like that. It's so many goats You're like what.

Speaker 4:

So many.

Speaker 7:

Because the main people be like Lil Wayne.

Speaker 4:

Yeah, Lil Wayne, I'm not saying Wayne first.

Speaker 7:

Because you said all time Jay-Z. Now if you narrow that down. But you said all time.

Speaker 2:

That's crazy All time, and they could be dead or alive.

Speaker 1:

And they say Lil Wayne and Jay-Z so quick. But if you are a real lover of music you can't really of all time. That's hard to do.

Speaker 7:

Okay, I'm going to go with Prince.

Speaker 1:

Ooh, yes, Paisley Park.

Speaker 7:

Prince, I'm going to say that. I'm going to say James Brown, James.

Speaker 4:

Brown, james Brown.

Speaker 7:

We just talking about entertainment and you got to put Michael Jackson in there. Got to, you know what's crazy.

Speaker 1:

I like your answers because one, they're not typical answers Because, like you said, niggas always throw out Wayne or Jay-Z. No, we talking about entertainment. But you're talking about artists that people really like. I know we give our flowers to them, but people really don't understand the impact those three artists have given to like not just the genre that they're in, but like hip hop and R&B and stuff like these artists have touched every genre for real, so yeah, everything we're hearing now, man, that's James Brown, michael Jackson, all of that.

Speaker 7:

I had to say Prince, because I did a show on that same stage, the Purple Rain stage. Yeah, I did a show. That's crazy. I did a. I did a show on that same stage and that was just crazy to me.

Speaker 1:

Oh, I know that energy was like electric.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, it was crazy.

Speaker 2:

It was crazy, the prince was running through his body.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, it was crazy. I was like what, and the stage was so little. I'm like what.

Speaker 4:

Y'all filming this here it was crazy Running through his body.

Speaker 7:

Paul.

Speaker 2:

How was that?

Speaker 1:

Paul, no Diddy, that's a big Diddy, big Diddy.

Speaker 7:

Which I said all time so.

Speaker 1:

All time. That's good of all time, though Nah, I'm not gonna lie, that's a solid top three Of all time. So now that you asked that question, you know I'm finna ask the next one then, yeah, alright.

Speaker 2:

Hold on pause, nigga. I'm drunk as fuck, oh god, stop drinking the p.

Speaker 1:

It's on sale. We'll call y'all in a couple weeks.

Speaker 2:

Hello, I'm drunk as fuck.

Speaker 1:

So she said top three of all time, right, so I'm a piggyback out there, you on tour. Right. And it's your tour, it's your thing. You on a world tour and you have to have what Two artists or three artists.

Speaker 3:

Yep two artists.

Speaker 1:

Two artists who you picking. It could be local, worldwide, any artist who you picking on your tour.

Speaker 7:

She know what's up, who's laughing, who is it Trace?

Speaker 1:

Oh, yeah, okay.

Speaker 7:

Trace. She, my first artist, shout out to Trace. I had the development and I felt like you know I should you know you got to give Trace a mic.

Speaker 1:

Are we on Trace? What's good, what's good, what's good, all right. So Trace is opening or is she closing?

Speaker 7:

Trace going. I'm going to have Trace, Damn Trace. Why they do me like that, I don't know. Because we got to think about the second person.

Speaker 1:

All right. So before you answer that, let me ask you. You can put yourself at any point. I ain't going to have her open. Describe your sound and maybe we can figure out. Describe your sound. What's your sound like? I?

Speaker 4:

would say she can't open. I'm going to tell y'all why she can't open up.

Speaker 7:

It's her music too hard Like it's like a baby.

Speaker 4:

Yeah, it's like that. Yeah, she can't open up.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, we finna go to the other party.

Speaker 7:

She gonna make me, she'll give me a run. I'm like yo, we ought to put you close it.

Speaker 5:

We ought to close it, Chase. Yeah, she can't open up it's super like Very much Baby Came inspired, but also, I mean, I pull from a lot of the greats. I try to mix and match a lot of different styles into one my favorite styles. As far as versatility as an artist, I would be a little bit closer to like an Andre 3000.

Speaker 5:

I like to like really I'm really a person that studies the game a lot, and I study a lot of artists, so I don't like to be stuck in one sound. If I haven't tried it, I will try it. You know what I'm saying? I'm just like one of them people.

Speaker 4:

I'm an artist for real. You know what I'm saying. It probably work for you it probably do work.

Speaker 5:

Yeah, yeah, for sure, for sure.

Speaker 1:

I think it.

Speaker 7:

Does she like that so?

Speaker 1:

Trace is closing, so who's opening?

Speaker 7:

Who's opening for me? Cause I'm already, so I gotta have Trace lit. I'm gonna go R&B, cause I know I'm gonna bring Avery Wilson.

Speaker 1:

Oh shit, okay, we're gonna bring Avery Wilson.

Speaker 2:

I mean that's crazy, I'm sorry, I don't know who the fuck that is.

Speaker 7:

Hey man, one of the she incredible.

Speaker 1:

Ask your Siri, do your old nigga. Shit we gonna bring.

Speaker 7:

Avery, avery gonna bring, avery gonna bring them things outside Do your old nigga shit.

Speaker 1:

Why don't you give him Some white man? Yeah, avery Wilson is. Yeah, avery Wilson is fire I'm gonna bring.

Speaker 7:

Avery was inspired. I'ma bring Avery. I'ma bring Avery.

Speaker 1:

He'll balance it out now, in case Avery does not respond. You know me and Sid, you heard our shit come on. Y'all know what it is cause, I mean, and that was a freestyle, that wasn't even a real shit, we wasn't even in the studio, right, we got a little one too.

Speaker 2:

Hey yo Dave, here they go pitching themselves, I mean.

Speaker 7:

Sell it. That's what the industry is. You're selling yourself Right.

Speaker 1:

There you go dad and I already got an idea for our set, sid. We're going to do like a set, half of the set going to be like a little book bar the other half going to be better.

Speaker 4:

What do they say about?

Speaker 2:

the drugs. Just say no, no.

Speaker 1:

Right, no, don't say no to us. I mean, you know that'll be ask him a lot of deep questions and I love them. I'm trying to get to the nitty gritty. Wait, wait, before I get to that I want to ask one question.

Speaker 3:

I was trying to go to all the anarchy.

Speaker 2:

Before I get to those, they're going to ask you some shit. I ain't got no part to that I do, but I don't. I was reading your EPK Shout out to the EPKs. Let's give right up with EPKs. Hold on, I love.

Speaker 1:

EPKs. You don't get a lot of EPKs. These artists do not be professional at all at all.

Speaker 7:

Nah, yeah, they don't, but that's their development. Like I said, the person that developed me, he was already in the industry. I ain't gonna say his name because he might not want me to, but I got development by him. He had a record with Jermaine Dupri. He was with Michael Marlon, who was Jermaine Dupri's father. He was with Sony in Columbia and I was around a lot of vets so he had taught me the do's and the don'ts. You know what I'm saying, so yeah, EPK Shout out to the manager.

Speaker 2:

There was one word in there that I was like I gotta ask this nigga what the fuck this is, cause I ain't I've been around a while I never fucking saw this word Hodgepodge Of Auto-Tune. I was like what the fuck is a Hodgepodge? That's like. In relation to your sound. I was like what the? I gotta ask this nigga. What the fuck is a hodgepodge?

Speaker 1:

I'm surprised you didn't say hey.

Speaker 2:

Siri.

Speaker 7:

I didn't want to say Siri, because he's right here now. That's press. You know what I'm saying? The press be talking like that. What is hodgepodge? They beautiful, they great with their words.

Speaker 1:

A mix of sorry, I ain't never heard that word before a gumbo like a gum of sorry.

Speaker 5:

I've never heard that word before. Let's take a gumbo, yes like a gumbo, okay, I like that, I like that, so the.

Speaker 1:

English teacher and me shout out to my seniors hodgepodge is like plethora it's another synonym for plethora oh, okay like you said, a medley like a mix. Hodgepodge is the English. Sorry, it's the English teacher coming out. It's the English teacher coming out, it is the. It's a English. What's the word English type of language? English people use it a lot. I'm like, oh, the hodgepodge of women at the derby and stuff like that, like you know.

Speaker 7:

Okay, they make it sound good, they make it sound good yeah.

Speaker 1:

Hodgepodge is a really eloquent word.

Speaker 2:

Honestly, it's an SAT word I'm going to use that in my arsenal no no, no, so I was at the dinner table and I had a hodgepodge of food and yeah.

Speaker 1:

Povit, and what's pissing me off is you saying yeah, no, you gotta use some words you can't barely spell.

Speaker 3:

no, you gotta use some words he can't even spell, slong he can't even no Use the words man Slong S-L-O-N-G.

Speaker 1:

No, you've already fucked up. Slong starts with S-C. The C is silent.

Speaker 2:

I said S way of saying it we didn't say spell it the nigga way we said spell it, okay, we getting back to the two way we want to do it, treacherous Latwini. Hold on, I just like that word hodgepodge. Who put that word in there?

Speaker 7:

That was. I think that was somebody at. I think her name Junie. Junie, Junie somebody at Junie, I think she did that. I didn't do it. One of them wrote that Hodgepodge.

Speaker 1:

Twin, are you ready? Somebody did Order of the day, hodgepodge had to mook. Twin, are you ready? All right Dev.

Speaker 3:

So let me give you a fair warning.

Speaker 1:

You are now entering in no advisory zone. I'm like that, so you can just you know, Dev who you talking to like that, I get real treacherous out here, that's okay she from Ford, cause I'm trying to tell you I get real treacherous out here, you know what I'm saying. So we get into the no advisories zone, so a lot of things that we're gonna ask you probably gonna be outlandish and that's okay. The only rule is you have to answer and if you don't, then we're gonna have to. I'm gonna need that later.

Speaker 7:

Okay, I'm going to need that later.

Speaker 1:

All right, you good yeah I ain't scared of that.

Speaker 7:

I can't save you, dad, I ain't scared, hey, I ain't never scared.

Speaker 2:

All right.

Speaker 1:

He say that now. All right, sis Start me off, all right. We're going to start off with an easy question.

Speaker 7:

Easy question what's the?

Speaker 2:

I want to suck your gold teeth.

Speaker 7:

That's crazy, that's crazy. Hey, yo Sucking teeth. What if?

Speaker 2:

a chick hits your DM and say that shit, what the fuck you going to do? What? Would you do. That's freaky freaky. That's crazy. Sucking teeth, that's some X-level shit.

Speaker 4:

What is going on?

Speaker 2:

Yo, just imagine a chick hits your DM. Yo damn, I just want to suck your teeth. How do you respond to that? How do you respond to that? You block them. You block them. Why would you block them?

Speaker 1:

Because she crazy, she crazy, she got the mega mouth and she want to suck the teeth.

Speaker 2:

Imagine she got the mega mouth. What the fuck you want?

Speaker 1:

to suck. You be having some weird ass fantasy.

Speaker 3:

You do.

Speaker 2:

I swear I would've sucked my left nipple man.

Speaker 1:

And my thumb Wildest DM other than sucking teeth.

Speaker 7:

Nah, I had this old white lady.

Speaker 1:

Oh shit.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, she was going crazy in the DM. Oh shit how old was she look, she old. She was like like granny.

Speaker 4:

Oh shit, Wait like 80?.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, like she was old, she was asking to be like my sugar mama.

Speaker 4:

Oh, you should have took that off Nah.

Speaker 7:

She was like I want to be yeah it was crazy.

Speaker 2:

She could have remained anonymous and she could have put commas in your fucking bank account.

Speaker 3:

Yeah.

Speaker 7:

Like yo this is the deal, because sending news ain't really crazy. That's like oh, like, okay If it look crazy, but like the granny shit, I was like yo. What's going on, bro? This is nuts. Why are you even on Instagram? Let me ask you real quick what?

Speaker 1:

the fuck is going on. Did you think about it? You thought about it. Nah, you didn't think about it.

Speaker 7:

Nah, yo the internet though I posted it in my story and niggas was like bro, go ahead, bro, Yo you even gotta Beat her. She is willing To put confidence.

Speaker 2:

In your bank account.

Speaker 4:

She just want a companion.

Speaker 2:

To talk to.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, what does she want? What does she want? What does she ask? She strip all that off and look like baked chicken Under the.

Speaker 2:

Oh my god, no but it depends on what she ask.

Speaker 1:

What does she ask? She wanna suck his titty.

Speaker 2:

No, no, dad. What does she ask? What does she want?

Speaker 1:

I ain't playing with no old white women she just want to be in Sugar Daddy, I ain't playing with no lizards or something.

Speaker 3:

Well, let me ask this I don't hesitate that shit.

Speaker 1:

This is your favorite question, so I'm going to take it.

Speaker 2:

Let me ask this Well, that's it.

Speaker 1:

I'm being so messy because we from Charlotte, right, so you know Charlotte's big but it's small. You don't have to be messy, I don later.

Speaker 2:

Name Need. What, though? Name the ugliest girl that you fucked.

Speaker 1:

Name the ugliest girl that you fucked.

Speaker 3:

First name, only First name, only Name her.

Speaker 2:

Oh shit.

Speaker 1:

And we from Charlotte. So you bitches in Charlotte, we on your ass.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, I don't know nobody, cause she ain't from here, damn Cause if they from Charlotte, I ain't. That's crazy. But yeah, I did one. I'm gonna tell you the story, though, cause we, you know, we love story time. We love story time, yeah, I'll tell you. So y'all, this one Jerry Springer Tracy about to be like what so I was talking to this girl, jerry.

Speaker 7:

I was talking to this girl. She was actually bad like the one I was talking to, so she broke up with me. We got into it. We broke up Whatever right, her cousin, the ugly one. So her cousin, come to my crib. I'm like who knocking on my door? I'm looking through the peephole. And when I look through the peephole I see somebody with a hoodie right. They look bad like that.

Speaker 2:

You know what she ugly?

Speaker 7:

She got a hoodie, I'm like what the fuck going on she didn't want to show her face. I couldn't see get the slot top. I ain't telling no Because I'm operating out of pain. You know what I'm saying. I broke up with your cousin, but I'm also trying to get back at her cousin Like you don't do me, don't do me. So I took, you know.

Speaker 4:

So what's her name?

Speaker 7:

Her name Mecca.

Speaker 1:

Mecca? Yeah, I don't give a fuck. She live in Charlotte.

Speaker 7:

Nah, she ain't from here.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, she ain't from here, you know I should have been real, like specific, Like name somebody from Beta's 4, LaSalle, or you know somebody that you fuck. You know, I should have been real specific.

Speaker 7:

She cool, but yeah, she did. You know what I'm saying? I'm going to tell you, hold on. Oh, she must have had that big mouth, hey, but she had a body. Though don't ask me why. I had Toy Story. I had them sheets. For a long time I had put the Toy Story sheets over her head, like the Mr Potato head. I'm like yo don't look at me, man no, for real.

Speaker 3:

I was trifling back then, yeah, yeah see y'all singing about that shit.

Speaker 1:

I'm ashamed of myself I need to process the Toy Story. Go ahead, friend. I need to process that shit. She kept, she kept coming up.

Speaker 7:

Yo, and then when I was in school, when I would be in class, when I was in college, I would come back home and she would leave notes on my TV. I'm like why you keep laughing in my damn room, hold on your dad was mega Haitian I don't know what she is.

Speaker 2:

She might as well have been.

Speaker 7:

She might as well have been.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, she should be right in my door, she. She might as well Ben. Yeah, she should be right at my door, I should be sweating balls and shit.

Speaker 7:

She was leaving letters and shit.

Speaker 1:

I was like man nah, this is crazy, your turn your turn to see, because this Toy Story sees.

Speaker 7:

I'm processing that because I already over her head, man, I was like 17?.

Speaker 4:

Oh, that's not too bad, 18?.

Speaker 7:

I'm thinking this was all them niggas was on there it was the dinosaur. It was the dinosaur, it was Mr Potato Head.

Speaker 1:

but Mr Potato Head stood out more cause I was like yo, that shit look so now, every time you see that bitch, you probably see Mr Potato Head, yeah all that man.

Speaker 2:

Go ahead and see it, I'm weak so let's alright, let's talk about the Dreamville situation and let's talk about I gotta give a round of applause Kendrick Lamar just came out with a diss record.

Speaker 1:

Aim.

Speaker 2:

That.

Speaker 3:

Drake.

Speaker 2:

J Cole came out with a diss record Aiming at Kendrick Lamar, but he later retracted. But I just love where hip hop and where music is at right now. Fuck all that bubble rap, shit niggas is out here, dissonant niggas. This is what hip-hop is about, right? So I want to know, as a dreamville affiliate or somebody that's in that that realm, how do you feel about, uh, j cole retracting his disc record to kendrick lamar?

Speaker 7:

well, I think it was deeper than music. You know what I'm saying and just knowing how that is as me as an artist Because we're not just music artists all the time Like we gotta do what we do and then we gotta go home and lay in that bed at the end of the night. It's the conscious part of you, that subconscious, and that thing that eats you up, especially with Cole and Kendrick being as close as they are.

Speaker 7:

Yes, and so it may be entertainment for the world, but it's not entertainment for Cole Right, like that's his friend. You know what I'm saying. So him getting up there apologizing was for him, not for the world. So I feel like if people don't like it, oh well.

Speaker 3:

Right, you know.

Speaker 7:

It's not a. He didn't look at it like it was. He probably was in his feelings when he did the record, but at the same time, like I said, that was for him, his, his consciousness.

Speaker 5:

Right.

Speaker 7:

You know so.

Speaker 2:

Right Cause, like I said, I love the way the state of hip hop Is at right now, where hip hop was going. This is just me personally. I didn't like it Cause it was like these niggas is trash, like I'm gonna tell you. Y'all know I just trash yeah you from New York.

Speaker 7:

They get dirty man. They talking crazy now crazy like you trash, you know and.

Speaker 2:

But I like where this is going because it's like yo, you know, in hip hop, niggas ain't buddy, buddy. Everybody wants to be the best and you supposed to be the one to be the best in anything that you do wanna be the best and there's other people that say that they're the best. So you're supposed to want to be the best in anything that you do want to be the best and there's other people that say that they're the best. So you gotta clash who's the best. So I love where the state of hip hop is at right now. So for you, where do you feel as far as the current state of music and hip hop? R&b, because let's keep it R&B, or what's the other word I'm looking for other with R&B or what's the other word I'm looking for other than R&B is there another word neo soul.

Speaker 2:

Trap soul, no, not trap soul let's keep it with R&B, like because shout out to R Kelly. I don't know what your feelings are, but R Kelly is the king of R&B. He is, in my opinion. He is I mean he weirdo, but you know he is. Thank you, I don't give a fuck about that weird shit, that nigga. When I listen to his music, that nigga. Yeah, you can't take away the tone.

Speaker 7:

When I be in the shower.

Speaker 2:

it's that fucking song. I am the mountain, I am. Oh, that's the greatest. Oh my God Fucking. R Kelly Diddy after that shit, I am comfortable in my masculinity, so I don't have to say no diddy.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, you listen to a bunch of songs about peeing on girls.

Speaker 2:

But I be in the shower and I listen to that song. I cry. When I go to my divorce I'm like bitch the fuck you mean I'm the greatest bitch the fuck you mean Me divorcing.

Speaker 1:

I'm the greatest. Fuck you. That punch is punching.

Speaker 2:

It is punching. It's recent. No, I'm not emotional, I'm over that shit. I got a new boo.

Speaker 1:

I got a new boo.

Speaker 2:

I got allergies, I got a new boo, but when do you feel like, like music, not even hip hop, just music in general? Where do you feel music? Where do you feel the direction of music Is going from here Right now, in this time? Where do you feel music? Where do you feel the direction of music is going from here right now, in this time? Where do you feel the direction of music is going?

Speaker 7:

I don't feel like it's going in any direction. I think everybody is just in their own world and doing what they love to do. It's so saturated now it ain't like nobody's really oh, you can't say that, no more. It's like I think it stopped with the Kendricks, the Drakes and the Coles you know what I'm saying. And now it's like we at a point where it's like what's next? Because you got the three top artists, they going back and forth right now, because that part of it is it's a new era coming and we just got to stay tuned for what's going to happen. You know what I'm saying. But I feel like, yeah, it's saturated. Everybody doing music, everybody. I don't feel like it's moving anywhere right now until we just find that one person that's like LeBron. You know like what's going to happen when you know it's like yo, lebron, been doing it so long. I think it's going to be.

Speaker 5:

Weird.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, it's LeBron haters out there. Personally, I like LeBron, but it is going to be weird without LeBron. It's like it was weird without Kobe. It was like what.

Speaker 5:

Yeah.

Speaker 7:

So like, without like, when the Drakes and people, it's like who, who?

Speaker 1:

Yeah, who's going?

Speaker 7:

to be, you know.

Speaker 1:

That's crazy that you say that, because you know I'm a teacher, so I teach high school and the stuff these kids listen to now, yeah, artists it's. So. It's not that they're bad, but it's weird hearing these artists because it's like damn, like in a few years or in another decade or so, these finna be like the top three or top five artists.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, no, and it's crazy that it's so changed yeah, it's like it's not doing, it's not gonna move nowhere, no time. It's cool, but I think that it's cool, but I think that's dope. I mean, everything has to have balance. You know what I'm saying. So if it's not moving, it's cool too. Sometimes you got to stay still until somebody come and just do something crazy. Right, then we'll know.

Speaker 1:

Yeah.

Speaker 5:

It's crazy.

Speaker 2:

So one of my final questions is in music, right, you have a ton of artists that is looking to you know sort of get they break through, get there, you know, be found Right, especially in Charlotte, in general in general. So what is a piece of advice that you can give to an artist that's going to watch this interview, look at this interview. What piece of advice can you give to that person? Is to, to, to give them kind of like motivation, to say, because a lot of times when artists are, are are aspiring to, you know, do the artistry, they hit roadblocks and you know they feel like they aren't being um, reciprocated to the world or to the people that's even in their inner circle, right, um, so what piece of advice can you give to them to say yo keep going yeah, I think it's.

Speaker 7:

It starts with the person. So what you give is what you get right, and it's also being honest with yourself, knowing what you like and what you don't like, and stop trying to imitate other people. You know, like you got to be yourself and be happy with that. You know what I'm saying. Sit with yourself and also just understand that it's not and I tell Trace this all the time and anybody that asks me music is the background to the movie. It has nothing to do with music. It had nothing to do with it. We do the music, but that's like the cherry on the cupcake. You know what I'm saying. It's really sitting with yourself, being a student of the game, people cake. You know I'm saying it's really sitting with yourself being a student of the game. People don't want to sit down, they don't want to listen nobody. They just want to get in there and do the music. And it's like, bro, we had a buffet, like why are you worrying about food? All right, you can eat anytime right, but you're not really understanding.

Speaker 7:

You know, saying that's understanding and that's understanding. You need to sit with yourself and say, hey, what I like and what I don't like, and and when you know that you can go through, you know your career and you can grow. But you got to really sit with yourself and be happy with yourself, because when you get in the industry and you've been playing somebody else the whole time, man listen, they're going to eat you up because they're going to know you're not being yourself, you ain't going to be happy, you're going to be depressed. While they get on drugs and do all this other stuff, because when they signed them deals, that label made them somebody they wasn't and they got to live their whole life under a whole other person's identity. It's just weird.

Speaker 7:

So really, just be yourself and remain a student in the game. Like, one of my favorite quotes is stand on the shoulders of giants and you'll see further than others. So if you don't know what you're doing, you better go ask somebody who did it or is doing it so you don't make them same mistakes. But other than that deep shit, the process is. I see a lot of artists do this too. They put out music. They don't have a rollout.

Speaker 4:

They don't have a plan.

Speaker 3:

They don't have. No, they have nothing. They don't have press, they ain't calling nobody to help them.

Speaker 7:

They just dropping. They just dropping music and niggas you not Beyonce, you not Drake, you not none of them Not saying you can't be, but you're not at that moment. So you got to have a rollout, you got to have a plan, you got to have a system.

Speaker 7:

And you got to write your vision and you got to make it plain Quit rushing music oh Wilson, yeah, like Charlie Wilson out here, like breast, and people will drop music Cause they, exactly Cause they feel like oh man, you know what is that? What are you talking about? Like, just music is timeless. Exactly so. Great music is timeless.

Speaker 7:

Just take your time, figure out what you want to do, create a rollout Cause right now. Social media, the way social media is set up. You can't even do it without marketing and pressing. You got to call people like tempest. You got to call people to come and assist you and be like yo, can you help right with with this, this and that, because that's what the game is now.

Speaker 7:

It ain't like the 90s I mean, I was, I wouldn't know because I wasn't doing it but it ain't like that, like we marching outside with mixtapes in our hand. No more, we're not doing that. But shout out to that, though, because they understood footwork and having a street team and a lot of these artists. They get now and they get on the band labs and just drop shit and I'm like you ain't got no rollout. That was stupid. Why you drop, why you drop a video, or why did you drop that song without a rollout. You just missed millions of views. Yep, nobody, you didn't build it. Yep, wow, you've never seen it. They do a whole preview. They do it every year with the demonic shit. They're gonna push that all day. Yep, you know. And so it's a rollout for everything. And so to the artists make sure you got to roll out press, have a plan and quit rushing shit. For what?

Speaker 7:

right because it take one time and you got it time and then you got it.

Speaker 1:

It's hard to follow up with that, so I was gonna say I just got one final question. Um, you kind of spoke a little bit about like don't rush the music. So, in terms of you and your artistry, what new music do you have currently on the way and what can we expect from you?

Speaker 7:

I've been going through some stuff with my music but I got yeah, it's a lot of politics and stuff like that, but I do got a new project coming out, traceman helping me.

Speaker 7:

It's the first time I really brought somebody in to help me write a project, my last project. I did not have nobody Like I was. I engineered it, I mastered it, I wrote it, I did everything by myself in one little room. So I do got a new project coming. I don't have a name for it yet, but it got some people on there. Your favorite rapper.

Speaker 2:

Favorite rapper's favorite rapper.

Speaker 7:

Beyonce oh shit, she's not a fucking rapper. It started with a B. I got some people on there.

Speaker 7:

Oh, beyonce, okay, Blue Ivy it ain't Beyonce, but I got some big. I got some big artists and I got a lot of people that's big in the culture. On the project too, I got a lot. I got a lot of people on it. So I'm just kind of filtering through and figuring out who I want on, who gonna go on part A, part B. I got a lot. I ain't going to say too much, but I got a lot.

Speaker 1:

Well, of course, you got to tell everybody where they can find you, at, where they can reach you, at how they can talk to you, where they can see you.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, I'm on all digital platforms. There's Apple Music, spotify, I don't know, google Play, youtube, all that Instagram, twitter, but everything is pretty straightforward because I'll make sure everything is streamlined. It's who Is Devin, because who am I we asking that? Who is that? So it's who Is Devin. Who is Devin, yeah, who?

Speaker 1:

is.

Speaker 7:

Devin, and that's D-E-V-N. Who is? Yeah.

Speaker 1:

Find out next week on Dragon Ball.

Speaker 7:

Z.

Speaker 1:

Dragon Ball.

Speaker 2:

Z. Before we go, you sent me a Aye.

Speaker 7:

We got it right here it's 2021. Yeah, this one my Wait wait. No Wild is my biggest record, but this is Freak. Freak because I feel like Wait, wait, wait.

Speaker 1:

I was going to bring it in, dad, don't worry about it. He's going to bring his own shit in. He's going to bring his own shit in, that's it.

Speaker 7:

He's got his shit, this Freak freak, that's what it said. Yeah, man, I had cocktails with tea yeah, we definitely want to hear this.

Speaker 1:

Bring it in.

Speaker 7:

I'm glad I chose this song because y'all are wild. I don't even feel like y'all asked me all the questions y'all wanted to ask me.

Speaker 1:

We did, because the real CEO cut us off because he probably we ask one question you go eat and then you say let me tell me the better dream. Okay, go ahead, go ahead. Nah, nah, polo, we got time. No, we don't we got time. It's midnight, I ain't got time. Polo said yes, we got time, you don't fuck it up, we're going to have to bring Deb back for a special. No, no, no, go ahead, go ahead we got time Go ahead.

Speaker 1:

No, we got time. Bring the song in Freak Freak. No, I'm not bringing the song in. I'm not bringing the song in Freak.

Speaker 5:

Freak Come on, freak, freak.

Speaker 2:

You see this, this is down. Scary play. Freak Freak Polo said we got time, so go ahead. Do what y'all think.

Speaker 1:

Scary play, freak Freak I. How about a short round of hit it or quit it?

Speaker 2:

Okay, short round, he said ask him the questions Y'all want to play. Hit it or quit it.

Speaker 1:

That's the game we was playing before you interrupted us. That's how we know you don't hit it, hey son, Son hush that is not part of what he just asked. Okay, Dwayne. Dev, that's not a part of what he just asked.

Speaker 2:

Okay go ahead.

Speaker 1:

Oh my God, Lightning round. Would you rather somebody with bad breath or bad hygiene?

Speaker 2:

That's not what he asked.

Speaker 7:

Ain't that the same thing?

Speaker 4:

No, Bad hygiene is when they body and they piss go stink or their breath go stink.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, I'll go with bad breath. We'll pop a little mint, throw a little Listerine in there, that'll be all right.

Speaker 3:

A little Listerine.

Speaker 7:

You ain't gotta kiss them though.

Speaker 3:

Yeah.

Speaker 7:

You don't kiss their tits. I said you ain't gotta kiss, do them, you ain't gotta you can go, I mean.

Speaker 4:

We gotta do it. Cause if the hygiene.

Speaker 7:

What we talking about? We talking about butt, cause I'm not smelling my butt now. What it could be butt, I'm not smelling none of that down there.

Speaker 1:

It could be coochie.

Speaker 3:

It could be pits. Yeah, I done had that happen.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, I'm walking out. You can mask some other. You know like some people just have bad days Go brush your teeth. Make sure you bring your toothbrush. Bring your toothbrush and all the extra measures and whatever you need to bring.

Speaker 4:

But if that thing stinks.

Speaker 7:

Sometimes you can't do nothing about that.

Speaker 1:

Okay. You got to take a sit-down bath. Man. Sit-down bath is crazy, yeah. With some boric acid, Y'all bitches got to hit y'all pH better.

Speaker 7:

I'm not about to play with you, man. That's crazy.

Speaker 1:

Apple cider vinegar. Y'all hoes got to do something.

Speaker 7:

Damn, that's crazy. Yeah, that's too much brush.

Speaker 4:

Listerine. Let's go ahead, and you know I'm going to go with a bad bro Okay.

Speaker 1:

Alright, you know what Hit them with. Alright, Would you rather have sex with a midget? Oh?

Speaker 2:

man, you know my answer.

Speaker 1:

We know your answer, so, hush. Would you rather have sex with a midget that has hair growing all over them? Alright, shut up. Or would you rather have sex with a woman with four titties?

Speaker 7:

Yeah, give me them four titties, four titties, give me them four man.

Speaker 1:

What kind of question is that? Because some people are a visual person and some people that will fuck them up.

Speaker 7:

No, I'm not messing with no midgets. Shout out to the midgets but I ain't messing with them because, look, I got a kid to the midgets. But I ain't messing with them because, look, I got a kid, I'm not playing.

Speaker 4:

Nah, they just too close to kids to me. You said a hairy midget though.

Speaker 1:

A hairy midget. So what's? So would you fuck with?

Speaker 4:

a hairy midget.

Speaker 7:

You have a, I ain't messing with nothing.

Speaker 2:

Can you send me that picture with the midget when that picture? You got the picture.

Speaker 6:

I sent it. I sent it to your IG. I was strolling at my feet. I saw it.

Speaker 1:

Stop trying to hook people up With bitches.

Speaker 3:

Everybody don't like short women.

Speaker 1:

No, no, because Dev said Give me the full titty man Full titty, can we just play the song?

Speaker 2:

Hold on, hold on. I'm free, free. I'm going to show this shit, dev with me, and C Gonna bring you back On a special episode.

Speaker 7:

Nah, I'm good, her head too square. That pissed me off.

Speaker 2:

You can say her head too square.

Speaker 7:

Her shit be like a hammer. I'm good.

Speaker 1:

See y'all like the people that look like they used to ride a short bus. No, you know what Her head squares and motherfuckers.

Speaker 4:

I never looked at her head until he just said that shit, now what, now what Look?

Speaker 1:

at the head. Hey yo, Her head is hey yo, it's perpendicular boy.

Speaker 7:

He said I had two squares. No, I'm good on that that motherfucker got a ruler. I threw up in there that shit perpendicular go ahead and bring us in a free free.

Speaker 1:

That shit is a perfect 90 degree angle.

Speaker 2:

I got another question. I got one question. I'm sorry if there was one producer that you would want to work with, who would it be and why?

Speaker 7:

I'm gonna say Mike Will would it be and why I'm going to say Mike Will. Mike Will made it, yeah. And the reason why is because I mean I got friends who actually work with him, but one. I just like his sound. I think he gets it. You know, he's not really in a box Like Metro, them cool, but they got this thing that they got there. But I feel like Mike Will done did a bunch of different sounds Right. So I would choose Mike Will.

Speaker 5:

Love that.

Speaker 2:

That's what it is. Mike Will made it. That's right, mike Will made it, because Mike Will made it Mike.

Speaker 1:

Will made it Damn. Well, devin, you know we didn't get to really get into our bag. So, like I said, me and C going to bring you back on a special podcast of just me and my twin, because when we be having the old niggas with us it just don't be the vibe. Be off, niggas be acting serious.

Speaker 2:

Good luck with that Def. What Cause they gonna walk the fuck out on y'all?

Speaker 1:

No, they not. Why would he walk out on us? That's our bestie, we from Charlotte, you not, we are Betty's 4 besties.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, you not you, not even Betty's 4. What are you from? You ain't even better. Why not from Betty's 4?

Speaker 1:

Let me ask you this Hold on a second, let me ask you this what's the Excelsior Club? I don't give a fuck Brooklyn. Does he know that's something? Betty's 4 and shit.

Speaker 4:

What's the?

Speaker 7:

Excelsior Club I don't care. I never was able to. Huh. No, listen, you're not supposed to be wearing a bag. You could have worn it.

Speaker 1:

Well, I'm a girl, so I'm different. I've been to the Excelsior.

Speaker 5:

I've been to the Excelsior Club. I've been to the Excelsior Club. What is that? What is that? It's the most historic black-owned club in.

Speaker 1:

America. It was an old-ass club the 30s, yeah, the 30s and they tried and back in the day, like when I was 18, it was still open, but it used to be where the old daddy used to be at with the three-piece suit. Get your mama in there.

Speaker 4:

Yeah, your mama in them being there, you can't go in there when sugar daddies and mamas is at.

Speaker 1:

Listen, but them niggas was giving money out. You know what I'm saying? All the O's McBonus.

Speaker 2:

Oh, shout out to McBonus, mcbonus.

Speaker 1:

That's what used to. All the commercials used to come on Pound 98 and used to be late night. Mcbonus wings.

Speaker 2:

Wait, wait, who's your, who's your, who's your industry crush?

Speaker 7:

Oh, it was the oof it's a lot of them, man Go clip it and tag them.

Speaker 1:

So look into the camera because we're going to clip it and tag them, so look into the camera, oh tell her damn, y'all going to do me like that.

Speaker 7:

I got to who going to?

Speaker 1:

set you up who's your industry?

Speaker 7:

tell her shoot your shot friend, let me think, because there's a lot of them.

Speaker 1:

Hold on now you know what you missed? A hundred. And then I got to think it's a lot yeah, it's like that.

Speaker 2:

My industry crush is Coil of Ray. I want to fuck the shit out of Coil of Ray Stop.

Speaker 1:

I asked you. I asked you.

Speaker 4:

You are so wild, I'm just you, right, right.

Speaker 1:

Trey. Right, come on, trey, I'm trying to be with him, trey, don't be with him? Yeah, then why you not with me? We know, you know we cannot encourage you. We cannot encourage that Because that nigga will clip this and send it to Coil of Raid. It embarrasses us. Be like bitches. Let me fuck Bitch. Let me fuck Like no.

Speaker 2:

Coil of Raid he wild. Damn that's tough.

Speaker 1:

You listen, I would say before you say it, you miss 100% of the shots that you don't take, you don.

Speaker 4:

She is cute, but no.

Speaker 7:

Damn, that's crazy. I'm trying to go with the natural, like a lot of them. Be what's natural, what you want.

Speaker 2:

I'm sorry to say a lot of these chicks ain't natural nowadays, especially in the industry, they ain't natural.

Speaker 5:

Coral and Rays is natural. No man.

Speaker 4:

You know Devin got a lot.

Speaker 7:

Nah, because I know the industry, I'm going to just go with Megan Thee Stallion lying ass wait, I'm just going to go with Megan Thee Stallion.

Speaker 2:

Megan Thee Stallion, you just cannot say Megan Thee Stallion, lying ass, she a liar.

Speaker 7:

I'm just going to go with her, is she?

Speaker 1:

lying about the toy situation or is she lying about the ass, geez? I?

Speaker 7:

know some stuff. She lied about the toy, but I'm going to go with Megan Thee Stallion.

Speaker 2:

She did.

Speaker 7:

I'm going she natural.

Speaker 1:

I like the choice. After what you said, we're going to talk about that later but I like the choice.

Speaker 7:

Everybody else be doing too much. Man, I don't know what be going on.

Speaker 1:

I want to hear Freak Freak, because Dev said he picked it for a reason and I feel like the song is for me, so play it for me, y'all women.

Speaker 7:

My whole project for the ladies, but I felt like I smelled the weed, I felt the energy. I felt like we ain't doing no R&B for real Aphrodisiac was in here.

Speaker 1:

Put me and Sid on the album If you need. I'm weak On the Freak Freak remix. Come on.

Speaker 2:

See, r&b is my favorite genre you not getting on there. Huh.

Speaker 1:

You not getting on there, just push play.

Speaker 7:

We don't care about what you guys say, just push play. Yo, you see doing me on this shit, that's how it is. You in between two women, two powerful women.

Speaker 1:

We are them. Girls, I need you to be a heartbreaker.

Speaker 7:

Shout out to the women. Women are the closest thing to God. I just want you to know. No, for real. That's why it's like that.

Speaker 2:

It ain't like that, Dev. Man you in between two frequencies Fucking Eve.

Speaker 7:

Ate the apple, those Apple.

Speaker 1:

Adam didn't eat the apple. See, I had to grab my nipples.

Speaker 7:

You got two women on your side.

Speaker 1:

My nipples twisted. He had said that Eve ate the apple, def, did she? Yeah, adam didn't eat the apple, did she? Or did Adam eat the apple and she took the blame for it? No, no, eve ate the motherfucking apple. It's in the Bible. Eve ate that shit To. Apples are good. I mean, you know we want an apple. It was that little lying ass snake.

Speaker 7:

It wasn't even an apple. It wasn't an apple. What was it Def? It was fruit. You know the Bible Apples are fruit.

Speaker 1:

I know y'all don't have fruit that grow in New York. Y'all don't have fruit that grow in New York. Apples are fruit Def.

Speaker 7:

We talking now. It ain't real.

Speaker 2:

No, but it's in the.

Speaker 1:

Bible. The Bible said apple Dad. He don't know because they don't grow fruit in New York.

Speaker 7:

You know, the whole Bible is an allegory.

Speaker 1:

Listen, they don't grow fruit in New York. They only grow bacon, egg and cheese on the tree. Hold on, hold on.

Speaker 2:

I got a chap just whispered in my ear and said she fucked somebody else.

Speaker 1:

Oh, she did.

Speaker 7:

No, this is what I said. Hold on facts, though.

Speaker 1:

I said she fucked somebody else and then it became clear to her and she wasn't, because a lot of people don't know.

Speaker 7:

Eve wasn't, it was Lila.

Speaker 5:

She was the actual first one A lot of people don't know about that.

Speaker 1:

I learned about Lila because I watched Lucifer.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, she was first and she had more, you know, then, adam, he didn't like that, so you're saying hold on.

Speaker 2:

I don't want to not dive into it too much, but you're saying that Adam fucked her.

Speaker 1:

No, she came first.

Speaker 7:

Lilith was the original woman Eve was not the first woman ever. Eve was her daughter.

Speaker 1:

Basically, yes, lilith was the first woman.

Speaker 2:

Then Adam came Lilith and Adam, then Adam came Yep.

Speaker 1:

They wasn't getting along. That was not a match, nope.

Speaker 7:

So God said, let me create Eve. A lot of left. She left, she was like I ain't with this because he, not he not with me, he ain't bringing it.

Speaker 5:

She said fuck it. So then he created somebody else for her that matched his energy?

Speaker 2:

Yep, yeah, but her energy was too much. So my To Satan.

Speaker 7:

Yeah, she went to the other side.

Speaker 1:

Oh, she went to Satan. She had yeah.

Speaker 7:

She went over there, that's her name. She went over there With your boy.

Speaker 4:

That's why y'all bitches Are so devious. Cause of Lila we, not from Lila we from E.

Speaker 7:

What are you talking about? I don't know.

Speaker 1:

I'm from TME. I got some fucking.

Speaker 2:

Lilas In this outing. I'm from TME.

Speaker 4:

I'm Dund.

Speaker 2:

Freak.

Speaker 1:

Freak yeah.

Speaker 2:

Yes, Bring it in Def.

Speaker 7:

Yo, this is my song Freak Freak. I dropped it in 2021, but, hey, I feel like it's still lit.

Speaker 5:

Let's get it yeah.

Speaker 4:

Yeah, I'm going crazy.

Speaker 4:

Love me, get me no key in the backseat. Ain't no cabin when she out and she a quick, quick Slip and slide in it. Give me these clothes. I just thought that I survived in it. Ain't no plan when I'm involved, I keep diving in, almost drowning in. Yeah, got the lights, thank you, I'm just going with the flow. I can't even tell you, baby girl, but it's shining Vagrant's on my. I believe in this. My life it's Austin baby. I'm still feeling for a slice Yanking on this gold.

Speaker 4:

What's the price? I can't even tell you, baby girl, but it shine Fragrance on my pillow. I believe in this. My life it's Austin baby. I'm still feeling for a slice when they fire. I got me high. I can't see, but I'm gripping on your thighs. Be my vision. I need guidance. Be my eyes when I'm swimming in this ocean. I'm alive. I'm so ready for the weekend.

Speaker 4:

Black is heavy. I'm a spinnin'. I'm a new thing. Couple thousands, I can spin it. It'll be big. Say she love and get me nookie in the backseat. Ain't no cabin when she got it. She a weak freak. Slip and slide in it, gettin' these clothes. That's just part of it. I survive in it Ain't no plan when I'm involved, watch me dive in it, almost drown in it. Back to life, yankin' on this gold. What's the price? I can't even tell you, baby girl, but it shine Fragrance on my pillow after leaving. It smell nice. It's Austin baby. I'm still fiending for a slice. Black is heavy. I'ma spin it on my new thing. Couple thousands. I can spin it here. Don't need to. Since you love me, get me lucky in the backseat.

Speaker 1:

In my cabinet. She mad as she free. Free. I like that. I want to license that for Cocktails with T, because I feel like that would be a great intro song. Oh God.

Speaker 4:

On the Freak Freak. Yeah, he wrote that for me.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, he wrote that for me, he did, he did, he wrote it for me, you see me dead.

Speaker 2:

Come on, bestie, see me dead.

Speaker 1:

He wrote it for me.

Speaker 2:

That's my bestie, that's what I got to go through.

Speaker 1:

You don't go through shit.

Speaker 4:

I mean listen next time.

Speaker 1:

I find you, you're a freak. Freak, did you say she gives me Yoki Nookie Nookie. Oh yeah, nookie Nookie man.

Speaker 2:

What's Nookie?

Speaker 1:

Nookie. That's like what old people say what pussy. I know what nookie is. Oh, okay, okay.

Speaker 2:

Nigga, we not as old as you, but we know shit. That's an old phrase, though, nookie.

Speaker 1:

We know, you know.

Speaker 2:

That's the last time you had it.

Speaker 1:

That's the last time you had it.

Speaker 2:

When was the last time you had nookie. Last time you had it, which was never, when was the last time you had nookie, never.

Speaker 1:

So that pussy tart. I don't like pussy.

Speaker 2:

That pussy got cobwebs on it.

Speaker 1:

I don't like pussy, I like penis. That shit got three spiders on it right now. Next week, when people like when we do the show next week and they realize that it's a wreath on your chair, they're like, damn, what happened to that nigga? Like that nigga died and we don't know how.

Speaker 2:

A wreath Goddamn a nigga like that. Nigga died and we don't know how, but a reef god damn a reef.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, because you know I've been watching. I've been watching like all them little true crime shows. I know how to get rid of a body now whoa no advisory podcast.

Speaker 2:

It's your girl, tio mcclain, I can take over yo hey yo dad, I don't know where you can find you on social media platforms yeah, uh, who is devin?

Speaker 1:

everything. Who is devin?

Speaker 7:

w-h-O-I-S-D-E-V-N. That's all caps.

Speaker 1:

W-H-O-I-S-D-E-V-N. P on Tinder Photo bucket Black people meet Christian.

Speaker 4:

Mingle Photo bucket. Who is Devin With the?

Speaker 1:

Yo Devotional he on what else? Photo bucket. Photo bucket. Littlepeoplecom. Bebo. Myspace Tag T-Zone what else?

Speaker 4:

Shut the tag Photo Bucket.

Speaker 1:

AOL Chatroom. Shut the tag AOL Chatroom. He on everywhere. Y'all can't never not see this man. He's everywhere, okay, okay, everywhere. Even Farmers United, oh, farmers United, what's the other shit up?

Speaker 7:

Millsberrycom. You know what the kids internet man you was really on that I was. About 2000. 2006, 2005,. Yeah, yeah, you was on the internet. I was. I was on the internet Photo bucket. That's crazy. That's crazy Because niggas was using that Niggas was using photo bucket. We was cropping shit. I swear I was so deep.

Speaker 1:

We was cropping shit out of the pictures. Yeah, I swear to God, hd, that's when, the jerk shit. You thought you was a jerk, you was on a jerk. Go turn, get out of here.

Speaker 2:

Find a word, dad, find a word. Find a word. What is one piece of advice that you could give to anybody, any aspiring artist that's watching, anybody that's inspired by music, that want to get into music? What is the final word that you would give to those individuals?

Speaker 7:

You are enough.

Speaker 3:

Oh shit.

Speaker 1:

You are enough.

Speaker 2:

Oh shit, you are enough.

Speaker 1:

My nipples tingle. Yep, yeah, hey, free, free.

Speaker 7:

Right here you are wild On birds of a feather flock.

Speaker 1:

Birds of a feather flock who Talk about Sid. Oh yeah, that's my treasured little twin.

Speaker 2:

So and on that note, it's your boy, Sil McLean.

Speaker 1:

It's your girl, trap Sid. It's your boy, sia McClain. It's your girl, trap C. It's the freak in me, terrence. I'm scripted. It's the freak in me. It's the freak. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ha. I'm going to hell. It's the freak in me, you going to hell. You didn't say it's the god in. Podcasts the most dangerous podcasts in the city.

Speaker 2:

We love y'all, we love y'all Shout out to our special guest, dev man. Make sure you tap it with him, man 7-0-5.

Speaker 1:

We are out.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, hey, nah, we made that a song. The freak in me.

Speaker 1:

It's the freak in me. Hey, paula. That's the second song on the mixtape. That's the second song on the mi.

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