If You Unhappy Broke, You Gonna Be Unhappy Rich ft. Reggie "HOT BOY" Matthews
Reggie Matthews pulls up to the pod, a Moss Point native, youth coach, community staple. The conversation goes everywhere.
We debate the Michigan coach situation and whether it's the environment, the temptation, or the choice that gets men in power in trouble. The room splits. Nobody folds. Smooth drops the line of the episode: there's a Diddy party in every field.
Then we rank the greatest rap states of all time — everyone gives their top four and defends it. Darryl says Meek Mill over Eminem personally. The room reacts accordingly.
The back half is where it gets real. Reggie opens up about Moss Point's decline, coaching through adversity, and the news he's been carrying — they told him he won't be coaching high school football next year. He's still showing up.
Real talk. Real people. Real conversation.
🎙️ Phone Home Podcast — Ep. 51
Hosted by Smoo | ft. Dink, Twills, Bip , Big Darrell, Two & guest Reggie Matthews
For mental health support — MyConnectCounseling.net
Reginald: I got plenty of I save it for any episode you want to do.
3eezy Bih: man like, huh? I mean, I'm just saying like, you know, smooth to him, we have a guest and Reggie, I'm like, okay, cool, Reggie. But we ain't about to have no, that's a cheese pie cake, a cheese fan pie cake. You know what I'm saying? You let everybody know, this cheese nation over here. Hey, what's up Reggie? Well, a 49er over there, we, you know, we took care of that white, so we ain't worried about him. Oh, we took care of y'all a couple times too, didn't we? Yo, oh yeah, we did, yeah, no problem. Go ahead, proceed.
Phone Home: you Oh boy, oh, that's crazy. That's a god molecule.
Reginald: Ha ha!
2: Hey!
3eezy Bih: Look at that, at that, one season, look, hey.
Phone Home: Hey man, it's like, hey, I wanna, I wanna, you know what? We gon', we gon', we gon' introduce ourselves, man. What's going on, man? It's your boy Smooth, AKA Mr. Do What It Do, AKA Always On The Move. And this is a repeat. Like I told y'all before, we got about 10 episodes we done repeated. And this is another one. This is episode 51. Y'all niggas really think we on 51? We really on episode 70.
Reginald: The End of an Era.
2: you
Reginald: Hahaha
Phone Home: For the people's sake, we are on episode 51!
2: What's up your boy 2, number 2, Mr. I can't keep him off me. She want it at night like sleep and in the morning like coffee. 3, what's happening with your boy?
3eezy Bih: File one, man. What's up with you boy? It's motherfucking three guy, AKA AD3, not the number, but the name, man. You already know, man. Three on your shoulders, man. I just want to take the time to shout out to my wife. was her birthday today, you know. Took out a little something, something to eat. Had a little slight roux crèche tonight, you know what I'm saying? That's why the kid kind of late tonight. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? Why the kid kind of late tonight, you know? Well, that's why I got an excuse for being late this time. So we'll use it, you know I'm saying? But yeah, man, holler at him.
Eric: Ehhhh
Phone Home: of a slight little, slight little room creak.
2: No big lexie.
Eric: Yup, yup, you know what it is man. It's your boy Eric. Episode 51, oh, how could I forget? For all your mental health needs, visit MyConnectCounseling.net. Again, for all your mental health needs, visit MyConnectCounseling.net. We help them with anxiety, we help them with depression, we do a little life coaching, we also do fitness coaching. So holler at your boy, we'll get you right, man. Episode 51. I know my dog Smooth said it's supposed to be like episode 79, but we at 51, officially 51. So notable players that water number 51. I'ma run it back. We got Brian Erlacher. We got Dick Buckus. Both of them boys, legendary, 51, oldest. Let's have a banging, hard-hitting, slobber-knocking-ass episode, baby.
2: Randy Johnson.
The Iron Fist: So.
Eric: â yes. Legendary picture. it is.
The Iron Fist: What's up, man? All praise to the most high man. It's your dog Tarell Tarantino aka Tarell wheels aka T wheels aka T wheels on the tank aka the carabinada aka the iron fist hitting your heart of the never coming at you like that there baby on episode 51. Let's get it
Big Darrell: Checking in live from the loft episode 51. Let's get it. I'm gonna hand it over to our special guest and it's a good one too.
Reginald: What's happening man, they're Reggie Matthews aka Hapboy. You know, I'm just doing my thing Mr. Marlpoint.
Phone Home: Hey, and he, hey, and look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look,
Eric: is ours.
Reginald: Thank you.
2: soon.
Eric: Okay.
Big Darrell: Hell yeah. â And Ben missed the mall point so we were kid
2: And it's crazy. always say, I always say I want my girl to love me like people from Mars Point love Mars Point and this the nigga that love Mars Point more than anybody. That's how I deem my baby be.
Eric: Absolutely.
Phone Home: real shit. â
Reginald: What?
The Iron Fist: You
Phone Home: Real shit, real shit. Man, Ray Z, how you doing, man?
Reginald: I'm good bro, blessed to be here man. Thank y'all for having me for real. It's a dream come true.
Eric: So.
Phone Home: Yeah, yeah, for sure. Yeah, man, you know, I think it was, mean, of course it was bound to happen at some point, you know, but I ain't even think it had to happen like, cause I know you got like so much knowledge, you know, as far as like what you're doing in community and shit like that and just, you know, life experiences. But at the same time, like, you know, she, you one of the guys too. So like, it was just like,
Reginald: You
3eezy Bih: Thank you.
Phone Home: Nigga, we ain't even gonna treat this like no professional podcast. If we talk about some shit, we talk about some shit, but at the same time, like, nigga, we just, we just having a good time for real. Yup. So I'm gonna, I'm gonna.
Reginald: show but it's professional you know I just said man hey I'm gonna keep coming on they â they they podcast till they invite me
Big Darrell: I'm a keep coming on a
Phone Home: Hey, well look, we here. We here. We here, man. So I wanna start it off with this, man. I wanna start it off. What does this image do to niggas,
2: I
3eezy Bih: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
Reginald: You
The Iron Fist: Peace
2: May...
Eric: Bye!
Reginald: â my god.
3eezy Bih: Damn.
Big Darrell: That big gonna be hard, boy.
Phone Home: You
Eric: But I love love.
Reginald: No. Listen. Man, listen. When I first started playing football, Lil' Martin had a flag football team. And I could play. I had to wear a mouthpiece. I couldn't do it. I threw up every time they put it in my mouth. I can't even get on the field.
2: Yeah
Phone Home: You
The Iron Fist: Thanks
Eric: playing well on flash football that man's over my pieces
Phone Home: â man.
The Iron Fist: Yeah, I remember they made us world.
Reginald: Yes.
Eric: Man, I never played flag football.
Phone Home: That was over there by my own grandma's make out. Yeah.
Reginald: Yo,
3eezy Bih: Bill, you never play, play, play, the fuck?
Eric: Mm-mm, mm-mm. Never play a flag.
Phone Home: That's crazy, dawg. â
The Iron Fist: Bitwin straight to tackle.
2: I neither was it like five? We taking like five, bro.
Eric: Yeah, well.
2: GIN WALK!
Big Darrell: peewee football then
Phone Home: Yeah, nah.
3eezy Bih: Damn, Bill, I ain't gonna lie to you. Bill not playing flag football is kind of crazy with all that speed, really.
Eric: Yeah, nah, I don't think I was that fast as a kid like that. not like, not, I grew into that. I'm talking about, I'm talking about, I'm talking about.
Phone Home: You know what? â listen, Listen, bro.
3eezy Bih: Don't fool the people like you just got fast cuz you worked hard once on me. Get the fuck out here Yeah, man, I was just slow kidding. I worked hard to some of the streets. I was next you saying both. Let's stop by that cabin bill
Reginald: Hahaha!
Eric: I did! That's what happened! Man, look them boys know me. Look them boys know, it's smooth and two for sure. Man, my dad used to have me pullin' tires, boy. Like, like, like from, but early on. Like nigga, that nigga was puttin' weights in the tire, nigga. Like, what did you talkin' about? I didn't just wake up like that.
The Iron Fist: in that work. That's a fake. That's a fake.
3eezy Bih: Word on the street is they just do bricks and game.
The Iron Fist: Yeah.
Eric: I made a race. I swear to you,
Reginald: Ha
3eezy Bih: say fuck the tires, I I need to catch some breath.
Phone Home: not a word on the street that that nigga daddy should have had him a route coach because that nigga wasn't straight that's the only thing that nigga can do that nigga running off hey
Reginald: Using speed up
Eric: I remember Coach Huff, we was in practice one day at Perk. We were one on one drills. And that's when I had just mossed up. I think I had just ran that 4-2, And they found out I couldn't catch for something. I guess we were in practice, I couldn't catch. So I'm like, I don't know who was in front of me, but I'm like, man, I'm finna cook this, nigga, man. Hit me with a drag route, you know what I mean?
Reginald: 7-1.
Phone Home: Yeah.
Eric: So this my thought he done gave me two flies already. I will either gave me two flies. So he did a little drill again. He's like, I'm looking at him. He's like, I'm like, no, man. No, you're going to do the door out. And I'm like, man, I knew right then that I wouldn't work for damn on that outside. I knew I wouldn't work for damn because it was I'm I'm five, eight, nigga. Every corner and perc was at least
Reginald: Yeah.
Eric: 510 like man these boys finna have me on clamps out here on this I can't be running face on these niggas for the rest of my life
Phone Home: Yeah.
Reginald: You
The Iron Fist: Mmm.
Phone Home: That's so crazy though. Like you really like, you know, like you have like, â you have some linebackers you have some Some niggas who like, you know in the league they be like six four two thirty and the league really don't know what to do with them You know saying you know saying like nigga you was you was five eight one sixty five The goddamn office didn't know what to do
The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm.
Reginald: Yeah.
Eric: Just run the gold route. Just run the gold, bro. I'm like, nah, man, this can't be my per career, bro.
Reginald: You gotta find what you good at and execute. Hey, I said, Cole Huff last week, man, that attracted me. He told me, Ratch, hey Ratch, we still run the same thing. 7172, hey, hey, hey, you remember 111121? Yeah, Jet Sweep. said, same brother, I told him this. Hey, we still running.
Eric: Yeah, 17 to 17. Hey, that that that really love it.
Phone Home: Damn, what, â what, â what caught up in?
Reginald: Hey, hey, hey, search.
Phone Home: East Central High School? â damn. Damn, how the?
Reginald: Yeah, I'll see.
Eric: And then Coach Mock, past, Coach Mock, head coach of what, Pasigula? Some shit like that.
Phone Home: Yeah, no, he the offensive coordinator or the running back coach. Yeah. I wonder how them boys went. Because they was progressing. And I'm not saying that it's.
Eric: That's wild, bro.
3eezy Bih: Why is that wild? That's right, I was just trying to get that out. That's I was trying to like. I was thinking like, damn, kind of like.
Phone Home: Yeah, I'm not saying I'm not saying.
Eric: Bye. think I was in college to high school. â
3eezy Bih: As a coordinator, can see head coaching, but well, no, because head coaching is below a coordinator for college.
Reginald: It's a triangle though, man. Some people just follow their head. When the head leaves, you know what saying? You ain't broke off and built no networking relationships with different coaches, man. There ain't nobody gonna take you in for real, you know what I'm saying? So you had to go back to the bottom and work back up.
Phone Home: Yeah, that's true. Hey, and you know what's important about what you just said is because when you think about Perk, like it was so close knit, it was so tight knit that a lot of them niggas weren't networking. You know what saying? Like them niggas, we was winning right there. So nigga, we gonna stay right here. You know what I'm saying? So that, right, right.
Eric: right, yeah, cause Campbell leave.
3eezy Bih: But you want you the way out winning you don't think nobody like, you know what saying? I'm gonna be like, hey, you come over here and do that for us.
Reginald: I mean, it was basically like a sugar night type deal, you know what saying? The head man ran everything. mean, Cole Kemba threw the sign from the sideline, so you don't know whoever called on the plate. I mean, Cole Kemba be in our meetings, doing everything, you know what I'm saying? Going over film, so.
Eric: Right.
3eezy Bih: They don't make the...
Phone Home: Yeah. And then, and then it was such an arm and then it was such an arm. I think it was such a â small area too. You know what saying? Like it ain't, it ain't really much that niggas going, you know, that you're going to pull from that to like elevate the head coaches and, â know, the coordinators and shit like that. But that's something to think about though. Cause I see it. I ain't never really think about it. Like, know, you don't really have too many.
Eric: too.
3eezy Bih: basically an Andriere, Airbnb, and this type thing.
Reginald: Thanks.
Eric: though.
Phone Home: Juco people because I think even even as much success as coach Campbell had See, I think he owned I think the highest he went was like fucking Central Arkansas
Eric: Yeah.
Reginald: And then it went to South Alabama.
Phone Home: Was he a head coach at South Alabama?
Reginald: Yeah.
Phone Home: Dang it, for real?
Eric: Maybe they will like.
Reginald: Yeah, man, he offered me, you know what saying? He offered me to come work with him. But like, man, I ain't got no point. I just want to be around to my child graduate, you know what saying? So I had to sacrifice a lot for that.
Phone Home: Mm-hmm. Yeah, hey, but look but to that point though bro to that point broke to that point I don't think niggas know how much goes into coaching dog like Like that shit is fucking stressful dog. I don't know if y'all heard the all the seahawks coach the seahawks coach was like nigga I see my son like two hours out the week You know
Eric: Yeah.
Reginald: Yeah, yeah
Eric: I did see â that.
Reginald: Yup, go pick him up on Thursday, hug him and bang out the door. Yeah.
Eric: Man, and then to be doing anything, you winning? look, you talk this podcast get rough, what you talking about. You on Thursday nights for three hours, I mean, Monday nights for three hours. Man, nigga, if you don't go get your ass a history degree and teach it, nigga, you out coaching and y'all losing?
Phone Home: No.
Big Darrell: You thought was podcast getting real?
3eezy Bih: I think.
Reginald: Hey, that check, still clear though.
3eezy Bih: Bye.
Eric: Yeah, I like that.
Phone Home: I mean, but do it though, but do it because you got to think about it like the checkmikes still clear for that year, but see, just imagine like if you were in a situation where every coaching staff you own like motherfuckers get fired every two, three years and then you gotta move your family. You gotta, you like, starting over a new life, kids in a new school, you know, that shit a lot, bro.
3eezy Bih: They do, but they ain't.
Eric: â no! out.
Reginald: I mean that's just the business of being a professional man. mean they do that with players You could be a star look at Max Cross You know saying
Phone Home: Yeah, yeah, well football in general. Right, yeah, football in general, sports in general.
2: Yeah, I think there's some part of the career like they get so accustomed to the money. The money ain't really the money no more. They just accustomed to the life and they just tired of the stuff they come with it. Until years fall off and you ain't in the industry no more. Then you in the regular job. I they probably get it in. But once you still in the thick of it, I don't think I think it should go out the window.
Reginald: Yeah.
Phone Home: Yeah.
3eezy Bih: Now I, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, I agree with you till you say anything can go out the window. I think it's still in the building. It just, you get acclimated to it. I think, now I ain't never been that type of rich, but I think it is.
2: No, no. I'm not saying once you that rich, get tired. Motherfucker get tired of the little shit that come with it, because we still getting the money. Until the money go away, then that's when you start, â well shit, I'd deal with the bullshit. Too late then.
3eezy Bih: right yeah okay okay yeah you realize you're getting paid for this bullshit anyway you know yeah yeah I know know know I'm saying like you get you getting that kind of money if you ain't liking it now you can go work with these niggas that's on the podcast
Reginald: You
2: I was talking about the spouses and stuff like that though, but yeah.
Phone Home: but the lesson now.
Reginald: Yeah, I think, I think, I think man, being rich create mental health issue. For real. I mean, I can't say I never been rich, but I feel like it comes with so many problems. You know what saying? It's just ongoing. I look at just being successful. Man, success come with a lot of problems, not even being rich. So being successful and having money.
Phone Home: But I think you got to read.
2: I'm
Reginald: â man, everybody had to. â
2: Mm-hmm.
3eezy Bih: Well, I mean, this may not go with it, what you said, but I mean, just like one of the best albums out right now, my nigger said, if you ain't scared, I mean, you dreaming big enough. So, I mean, I don't know if that go with it or whether it's time for me to drop it, but that Kanye is crazy. You know what I mean? And he said it, he said it.
The Iron Fist: I had a little... Yeah. I ain't heard it. I have a dude that I was a elderly dude who I was kind of... â go ahead, go my bad.
2: you I'm surprised they heard it.
3eezy Bih: No, I'm just saying, yeah, he said that. So I mean, I guess that, you know, it comes with the stresses of being, you know, best at whatever you want to be at or, I mean, you can be stressed and broke too. So, or mental health and broke too, so.
The Iron Fist: Yeah.
Big Darrell: and it could be living up to the hype, you know? Because once you do something great and then trying to follow that up, you know, that's always the hardest. Like say, since you win a championship and then trying to do that again, but what if you do worse? You know, so that's always stressful.
Phone Home: You know, that's funny you say that, cause I had a conversation with Bill like that, maybe like two, three, four years ago, you know, like I had, I had just made like my first six figures and like we was talking about it and I was like, nigga, nigga, I'm scared about if I could do this again. You know what I'm saying? Like that was, that shit was scary as fuck. you know what I'm saying? But to add onto that, I heard-
Big Darrell: Right?
Reginald: Hmm.
Eric: I'm gonna...
Phone Home: I believe it was Tony Robbins or somebody said, or maybe it was Mark Cuban. was like, nigga, if you unhappy broke, you're gonna be unhappy rich. You know what saying? If you happy broke, you're gonna be happy rich. So nigga, if you can't handle your hard times and your mentality while you down, it ain't just gonna switch because you got the money.
The Iron Fist: Happy rich.
3eezy Bih: I believe it. Can't be broke and happy, so me I'm mad rich.
2: Yeah, I saw the needs be too rich to try and give that
3eezy Bih: Weezy man!
Phone Home: Yeah.
3eezy Bih: KB Broke a Half and sold me a mad rich! â That damn Wayne man! Woo!
Phone Home: Yeah.
Eric: Yeah, I just, I... Willie, are you about to say something,
Phone Home: Hmm
The Iron Fist: â yeah, â yeah man, had a, â one of my, â I used to work as a car salesman and you know, some of them guys that they was able to make a lot of money selling cars. You know, it's amazing. You'd be surprised. But, one of the elders in there, he was like, man, you know, success can make you, he said, success can actually kill you. He says too much success could kill you. And I, for a long time, I would, I used think about that, like what does that mean? Because you know, a lot of people do want success. You know, that's something everybody, I'm not gonna say everybody, but a lot of people dream of. Then it kinda just dawned on me one day, I was like, dang, you you probably actually have to be more disciplined when you're successful or when you're, let's just say you come into a lot of money because, you know, I guess when you broke or when you have lack of funds or whatever the case may be or lack of resources, you may be limited in some of the things that you could do. But you know, let's just say like â a, â I'm just gonna use music, because we always talk about music. Let's just say a rock star or rapper. Suppose his vice is, know, cocaine or something. So if he has all this money, what's to stop you from just going and going and going and going and going? You feel me? Like, you ain't got nobody that can tell you no. You got the resources to just do it. A lot of times if you get a certain, â notoriety Most time people just they just they they they just pretty much at your beck and call for the most part You know, we even see that in high paying positions, you know in the corporate world, know, I've seen examples of that So if you magnify that somebody who's famous, they just gonna you know Basically cater to you in whatever way that's willing so, you know, whether it's you know, six with females You know that you may not have a drug problem, but you might you might want to be with women all the time You know what I'm saying? So it's it is The more I thought about it. I said dang I can kind of see that you know what I mean like you probably have to be more Discipline when you would get when you get successful you get all the money and you know all that stuff like that But you know just just something I kind of thought about you know when everybody was talking about what they was talking
2: I â got a minor pushback to that. Do you think it's more difficult being successful? Successful ain't just always parallel to money or how people look at you. You think it's harder with that light on you financially, up there or not?
The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm. Do think it's harder with the like with when you say the lights on you talking about when you got fame and you know Is that what you mean?
3eezy Bih: you
2: Yeah, I got an example. We was like 18, me, Biff, and Smoog. I don't know if Swayze was with us or not. We got into the... We snuck into the Hard Rock. But shit, they ain't stop us. This the day that they ain't even stop Biff. So we getting there and it was like a little lounge in there. We saw Coach Free and we thought that shit was like the worst thing ever. Like, man, this nigga Coach Free in the lounge. He went in the club, in the lounge. You know, just drinks and music playing.
3eezy Bih: Thank
The Iron Fist: Right.
2: But he's our coach and he's the teacher. You know what I'm saying? It's like, damn, this grown ass man can't live his life on the weekend. You know what I'm saying? He inspired us all week. But on a Saturday night, we ain't even supposed to beat up. We kind of like had our...
The Iron Fist: I get what you saying. I get what you saying. But you see, you see here, dear.
Phone Home: Nigga, I think we the problem. I think we was...
2: No, we we was the problems for sure base for like damn coach going out eat, know say it's like bro this nigga doing some regular human activities and mind you he got like he under the microscope and he up he up a him, you know, he's right like Danny folk I'm underpaid and I'm still under microscope, you know saying if
Reginald: Thanks.
The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
Phone Home: Fuck them keys!
The Iron Fist: Right, right.
Reginald: I just
2: But just think about teachers in general. So it's like, damn, you know what I'm saying?
Reginald: Good, good.
Phone Home: Yeah. You right. You right. Yeah.
Reginald: Yeah, I mean, it's just part of being a professional. Like that's our job. We had to be professional. We can't get caught in settings with kids. mean, basically, if Coach Freese saw you out, even if he's right, he gotta leave. You know what I'm saying?
Phone Home: what I'm saying. Nah, but that's what I'm saying though. Two making a valid point, but we snuck in.
The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm.
3eezy Bih: I ain't going no will
2: We snooki. You 18, you're to be in no casino.
Reginald: Yeah, you wrong. You wrong. Yeah, you wrong. That's on the casino too. But if I see you, I got to go.
Big Darrell: â Right right I believe in that too that it has fags though that's fags Yep, yep. Yep Just get out right correct
Phone Home: Enough, yeah.
2: Ski-dattle.
The Iron Fist: Wow, wow.
Reginald: I'll run y'all at practice. I can't part it with my student.
3eezy Bih: Whoa! What do you you got the go though? Oh no, I don't think he, I don't think he was, I get that, but I don't think he got the low cut, the lead cause they doing wrong.
Reginald: All it takes is they put them on camera and hey man, Kofri got us up in here. It's their word versus his word.
Phone Home: Yeah, that's true too. Yeah, that's true too.
3eezy Bih: Well, that's what I'm saying. I'm not gonna be over that though.
The Iron Fist: yeah. I guess not, yeah.
Big Darrell: Or if he had a drink or something, you could say, you know, he getting drunk. â yep.
2: Luckily it was 09.
Reginald: He's male drunk. He's an awful male drunk. It's all about perception.
3eezy Bih: I mean, you, I mean, you make a great point, but I'm saying though, don't think he was hanging around. I think he, they seen him from a distance, right?
Phone Home: Nah, we wouldn't shoot that nigga head.
Reginald: but they was in the same lounge.
2: We will see.
3eezy Bih: â no, yo, I got the I got the dick. No, okay, I get that. I thought you was saying like, y'all see this nigga and he ain't. â no. â yeah, I'm gone, cause like you said, I get that.
The Iron Fist: â no.
Big Darrell: Y'all y'all wow for that shit y'all snuck in the casino and when it shook his hand
Phone Home: Hey, no, wait, hold on, hold on, hold on. Hold on, hold hold on. No, we ain't gonna shake that nigga head. We wouldn't sit down in the section he was in.
The Iron Fist: Y'all ain't got no sense, man.
Big Darrell: â nah hell nah. Y'all are wild god damn.
3eezy Bih: â yeah, I got the ride. I got the ride on. Yeah, yeah, got the ride on.
Eric: Hey, Wildin' bruh. Wildin'. Hey. Hey, and honestly. Hey, and honestly. Hey, crazy part is we probably still had our school clothes on. That's the crazy part. I know we did.
Phone Home: What's up, Co? What's up, dawg? Yo, we here! We here!
Reginald: I got a yellow more powerful
2: Ain't no crazy part nigga we did. We said we gotta, now we gotta dress up dawg.
Reginald: Hahaha
3eezy Bih: â no, yeah, yeah, I would have with y'all later. Y'all gotta give me intro.
Big Darrell: And they ain't stop y'all or nothing. Nah, I would have had to go get security on y'all ass. They ain't even supposed be in here.
The Iron Fist: That's crazy.
Phone Home: Hey, look man, look man, I always say, I always say, â like, this what I always say, like, you know, me, Bip, Two, Tez, â couple more niggas. Like, we didn't smoke, we didn't drink in high school, and we thought that made us honorable kids. But when I say we did the most mischievous shit that, bro, like, we sup- I'm not gonna say we supposed to be in jail.
The Iron Fist: Yeah, you gotta do it.
Phone Home: But dog, we did some of the dumbest shit, but we thought we was good kids because we didn't drink and smoke. So these niggas over here, ay nigga be at the crib drinking and smoking and we out this bitch sneaking in clubs, sneaking in casinos, breaking windows, just doing all this stupid shit.
Big Darrell: But look, look, look.
The Iron Fist: And you can actually get tied for that.
2: doing the wildest shit. These niggas, they drinking and smoking but chilling. We off in Harrison County somewhere. We doing the most.
Phone Home: Kill him!
3eezy Bih: Nah, it was great.
The Iron Fist: Y'all niggas outside doing the most.
Big Darrell: But look though, I think that's still honorable though. I think that's still honorable. I think that come with being â a kid, right? I think that come with being a kid. Well, it could be too, but that's being like defiant. You smoking and drinking, you know goddamn well you ain't probably smoking and drinking now.
Phone Home: But we thought it was honorable, but... Yo.
3eezy Bih: Smoking and drinking come with being a kid though.
The Iron Fist: Yeah.
2: But I think it's just our perspective of it.
Reginald: No. No.
Phone Home: Man, this nigga Bilt put shit on somebody, dog!
Big Darrell: But see see that just having fun though as a kid that just like you fear me smoking and drinking like
2: That was homecoming though, it homecoming.
3eezy Bih: Nah, no, it's all the same, bro.
Phone Home: I was in a wheelchair, dog!
2: Nah, she wasn't in the wheelchair, she was in the stroller.
Reginald: Hahaha!
3eezy Bih: â wow, what?
Eric: Hey, she came up testing that Monday morning in that lunch room. One of y'all put shit on my grandmama door.
Reginald: He's out of stroller.
2: And don't say no names.
The Iron Fist: â
Phone Home: Don't not say no name. Hey, because we still denying that shit. We fucking, we 35 years old, still denying it.
Reginald: Yeah.
Eric: I'm about to remove it.
2: Literally.
The Iron Fist: Until she see this.
Eric: Come on, let's
Reginald: You
Eric: Wow
Phone Home: Yeah, nah, but I don't even know how the fuck we got here. That nigga Willie O said some shit about success and we talking about shit on a dope.
The Iron Fist: Well, two was talk about, you know, being in the limelight of, you know, having certain professions, you know.
Reginald: You
2: I made a Maricopoint micro, my bad.
Phone Home: Oh no, you good. No, that was funny. But I think, I think to your point though, like, I mean, if you watched that Jay Z interview, he was like, like how much money?
Reginald: Yeah.
Phone Home: Is it enough for you to maintain your own morality? You know what saying? And I think that's, I think that's an even more important question for a lot of people because I mean, you see a lot of these athletes, a lot of these guys, they have certain, I mean, I always point to Antonio Brown, know, like Antonio Brown to me, like he was, he was a clean cut dude, you know what saying? And shit, once he started getting those contracts, he felt like the system couldn't tell him nothing.
Big Darrell: Yeah, that's a good one. He felt like the system couldn't tell him nothing. You know what I'm saying? And then it's like the system don't do nothing, but... Or maybe he was always like that though. And he just hid it till he got the money.
Phone Home: You know what saying? And then it's like the system don't do nothing, but put you back in your place. That's true. That's true. Or you think about, you think about Deshaun Watson. I always talk about this all the time. Like to me, Deshaun Watson, this just my, this just me being a conspiracy theory. You know, like I don't even be on that conspiracy theory shit, but I look at that situation like Deshaun Watson, he was. He was a clean cut black dude. Like he ain't had no problems. He was a Heisman trophy finalist, national championship, number 10, number 11 pick. Did good his first two years. Then we had this Black Lives Matter and all this shit started to pop off. You know what saying? And then like it was all about black ownership. You know what I'm saying? We got to stand up for our rights. And so that nigga, he had just got a contract. Then he switched around and was like, Nah, I want another contract. And the white folk was like, nigga, wait, hold on. We just gave you some money. And so he set out and then it's like all this bull shit came out. Them niggas knew about that shit. That shit been there. But because he wanted to stand up for his rights, he wanted to be this type of person, they let that shit go. And that's just how I feel like, nigga, the system going, the system going. When you start to feel like this because of that quote unquote money, the system gonna put you in your place every time.
Eric: I'm gonna punish you you lie.
2: ain't nobody booting on the program.
Reginald: I feel like they give you that money to create dirt on you. You know what I'm It's just a form of control. It's just like Pete did it. R. Kelly, thing on Bill Cosby. I just feel like, you know what I'm saying? They created dirt. They put it out there like it's cool to do. It's okay, bro. You got money. You could do that. And then boom, when you be rebellious to us. I was sitting there like, nah, you can't do that, bro. You ain't above us.
Phone Home: Yeah, they already got your dirt. They already got your dirt just waiting. You know what saying? Go on and say what you gotta say, Bink. Go on and what you gotta say, Bink. You creating, you creating. I see you. Go on and say what you gotta say.
Reginald: Right. Yeah.
2: But again, it's like that.
3eezy Bih: Cause what y'all, I mean, just, my only push, ain't no real no pushback cause I agree with y'all. But when y'all say creating dirt, I mean, I listen to a lot of Dr. Omar. So, you know, you know, he got his conspiracies and stuff, all that too. But my thing is it ain't about creating dirt. You, you doing what you want to do. You know I'm saying? So y'all making it sound like we got guns to your head. Hey, you know, do this. My thing is, yeah, it's your choice.
Phone Home: Right, right, right.
The Iron Fist: It's their choice. My bad, my bad, my bad, my bad.
Reginald: It's it's a lot. It's a loud though. Like it just no it's just like that's just like if I told you hey man me cause of suit costs you come in my house get with it's a loud you whatever goes on here is cool, but then I got cameras in my house. So whatever you went in there and grab the camera see you and knock segment still in my house.
3eezy Bih: No, no, you- I mean anything, I mean anything.
2: That's the point.
3eezy Bih: Okay, but where is it? Alright, so if I grab, if I went in your house, who cost the soup? My cost, whatever, cost, whatever, whoever that cost it is. See, it's a sin, fine. But whoever fucking crib it is, right? You say I can go your house and grab some shit. Now, am I gonna get in trouble for grabbing, if I ever get in some trouble, am I gonna get a black male for grabbing orange juice?
Phone Home: Awesome amigos, awesome barcos, legacy fire.
Reginald: You
The Iron Fist: You
Reginald: You
Eric: That's the Black Wiggles and Fives.
Reginald: You You may not have your character. If your character is not to be stealing. I'm just saying.
3eezy Bih: You know what I'm saying is, you said it's a lie. I'm saying though, at the end of the day, if I'm going to your house, if you go in my house and grab a Mountain Dew, you're not getting into no trouble worldwide. Now, if you go get that line of crack on there and the cameras in there, what's most likely to happen? So I'm not saying that.
Reginald: Okay, okay, you walk up to PD to have, right? And you just grab a bottle of baby oil. Now you see the baby oil is part of the trouble.
2: I we're rich.
3eezy Bih: But you didn't go to P Diddy house not knowing that it was already something up with P Diddy's environment. No, it's been, no, no. I know he talks, no, I know he talking about perception, but it's already been word out there on P Diddy parties. So what I'm saying is it's, guys, it's not like we don't know people that always stay in trouble and we eventually ask them, damn, they might be innocent, but why is it always you? So what I'm saying is it's already been word out there about
Phone Home: Nah, nah, that's not true, though, dude. That's not true, though, dude.
Reginald: You don't know that! You don't know that!
Big Darrell: But he's saying a perception, D. He's saying a perception.
Reginald: Yeah.
3eezy Bih: diddy parties. We knew this before he got in trouble. So let's not act like it was some, â like it was one, like it's some, it's ignorance there of not knowing what's going on. People halfway knew what was going on.
Reginald: but they weren't getting in trouble for it. That's what I'm saying. It was allowed. It wasn't no trouble behind it. That's just like Epstein. It was allowed. It wasn't no trouble. It wasn't no trouble coming with that until it happened.
3eezy Bih: No, yeah, no.
Big Darrell: Correct.
3eezy Bih: No, but that's what I'm saying. They were eating and cannibalizing. Cannibalizing kids is not a word, but you know, they were eating kids or whatever. I'm not here to talk about everything. I'm not trying to get no trouble. I'm just saying the allegations that were there. I'm saying you, allegedly, what we know, bro, it's just like a baby, bro. If for some reason we automatically know what's right from wrong, for some reason we already know. We know what's too far, what's too low, what's too high, what's too, whatever.
Phone Home: Allegedly.
2: Yeah, laszlo.
Reginald: allegedly
3eezy Bih: So what I'm saying is, if you ain't getting just in... Huh?
Phone Home: I'm, I'm, I'm, bad. I'm just.
3eezy Bih: â you know the difference between regular baby oil at Walmart and P. Diddy's baby oil. That's what I'm just trying to tell you. Like you're saying perception, but we already know what that...
Phone Home: Mmm.
2: Alright bro, I think the whole thing is this, it's not even about morally being right. Niggas this was cool with like, what I'm saying? You know what saying? No wait wait. No no, bro bro, this what I'm saying bro.
Reginald: It was alive.
3eezy Bih: But just because it's loud don't make it right, bro. Just like me, boy.
The Iron Fist: See that's my thing, I'm like, you just can't put yourself in position to get hit like that, you know what I'm saying? That's how I feel. I don't know man, cause if you ain't got no dirt on you then what can they say? I don't know man, that's how I feel.
3eezy Bih: Yeah, that's what we're saying!
Phone Home: Nah, nah, nah, hell nah, hell nah, hell nah, hell nah. You can't, yeah, you got it too, you got it too.
Big Darrell: But then, but then, but see, but see, but see.
2: No bro bro. Ay bro. Wait, could we? Let me get this out bro.
3eezy Bih: Let two speak. Let two speak.
2: I don't, they don't care. I don't think they care either way. They cool with them. Boom. Just don't go against us. I don't give a fuck. Unless you play, but once you go against us, you know what? Let me tear down your whole image, campaign, background, which you done did since 1995. They don't care, they not trying to say, oh, that's wrong. They just like, okay, go against me, I'm gonna show you something. I-
3eezy Bih: I know that. That's not disagreeable.
Reginald: Thanks.
Phone Home: Cause hey look, but to add on to two point, to add on to two point because you know what? And this is why I saying hell nah to Willie your point because to add on to two point, nigga, you doing the same thing that they doing when they got the money. You doing the same thing and you forgot and all they did was come back around and put you in your place.
3eezy Bih: that's not my point though.
Phone Home: So it's the same, it's the hot.
3eezy Bih: So smooth, smooth. Hold on, hold on. Hold on, y'all gonna miss my point. Let me finish up my point. What I'm saying is at the end of the day, bro. I'm not saying that they saying it was cool. I'm saying you already know right from wrong whether the money is what the money is. All right, I'm give you an example. I'm gonna give you an example. I'm gonna ask you a question. I guarantee this is a no.
The Iron Fist: I I'm saying, I mean, but yeah, that, I'm not saying, I'm saying, go ahead, go ahead.
Phone Home: No. No. shit out the fucking podcast. What we doing, Dink? What are we doing? What are we doing, bro?
Reginald: that's, ow! Don't even put that in there! â Yeah. â
3eezy Bih: Well, no, I mean, it's just conversation though. I gave you the highs or the highs because you already know what's right from wrong. That's my example. Like you not even though money is evolved, you know right from wrong. Like even if somebody offered you the most money, you still saying hell no to that. That's what me and T-Will saying.
Reginald: You not, you not. Hey, you don't have the money.
Phone Home: Hold on, you on mute, you on mute.
The Iron Fist: Yeah, that's all I'm saying.
2: You don't mute Darryl.
Big Darrell: You cannot use that. I'ma tell you, you can't use that.
Phone Home: Hey, mute. You got it, Darryl, you got it. You got it, Darryl.
3eezy Bih: How you can't use that? That's what niggas getting in trouble for.
Big Darrell: I'm tell you why you can't use that because in certain countries it's allowed, right? And then before, back in the day, women used to get married off at 15. Even in color purple, you seen this shit in the color purple. So I say you can't use that term there, but try to use something different. Don't use that though.
Phone Home: street.
3eezy Bih: I'ma back in the day, man.
Phone Home: You trippin' dink.
3eezy Bih: Darryl, I'm not talking about back in the day. This ain't Romeo and Juliet, bro. Come on, man.
Big Darrell: But what I'm saying is right and wrong, it depends on the time. Right and wrong depends on the time.
Phone Home: But it is though, D. It is though. all the, bro, all this shit is the same shit. Only thing that's making, the only thing.
3eezy Bih: What's your problem?
Reginald: I did it.
3eezy Bih: Bro, no it's not, it's not, it's not, it's not back in the day where it was cool to marry a 15 year old of a parent and let them go. It's still allowed now legally wise if a parent give you consent, but I'm saying bro, we know what the word perception is now. Like we know right from wrong, like why we acting like this? Like what's wrong?
Reginald: What I'm saying is though, what I'm saying is though,
Phone Home: Nah, bro.
Big Darrell: But Dink, I would say that's only in America, Dink. Could they still do that shit in Saudi Arabia? They still doing in India? But Dink, Dink, Dink, these people you talking about go to different countries. That's why they go to different countries.
3eezy Bih: Nigga, we American if you didn't know that. What you talking about? No, the niggas we talking about are American bro P Diddy, Bill Cosby, â Trump, all them people that's in these allegations and what they
Big Darrell: Bill Cosby, bro, bro, Bill Cosby wasn't done for dating no young girl. Now, goddamn, he went.
3eezy Bih: Bro, I'm saying we American, bro. I don't know what they doing in fucking Cyber radio or whatever the fucking country, bro. I'm talking about America, bro. In America, we look gross. They, if you 30 looking at a 15 year old. So guess what? Three they ain't gonna be doing. Looking at a 15 year old. I'm talking about American, bro. You say what?
Reginald: Well, Yeah, but.
Big Darrell: Correct.
Reginald: I hope none of us be doing that. But to your point, to your point, Dink, you ain't got no money to be invited to them parties. So you can't speak from that perspective.
Big Darrell: Right, right, correct. But to your point, do
The Iron Fist: All
3eezy Bih: FACTS! That's what we trying to- that's what fans think we're saying!
Phone Home: It really came. It really came. And that's what, but that's what, nah, bro, I agree with Reggie, bro, because that's basically what JG was saying. Like, nigga, how much money is enough money for you to maintain your morality? So the high you keep climbing, you don't know, bro. You don't know.
3eezy Bih: What perspective are you saying? I'm just telling you, you know right from wrong!
Reginald: What else?
The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm.
Reginald: Hey, dang, I'm gonna put it like this. I'm gonna put it like this, dang.
3eezy Bih: move i don't know bro i it doesn't matter if i i ain't saying i got to be rich but i went from
Phone Home: NIGGA! I was just- I
Reginald: I think.
3eezy Bih: or â however old we were â Bro, no, that's morality wrong, bro. We're not talking about illegal shit â
Phone Home: It still roll. It still roll.
Big Darrell: Right, we just saying wrong is wrong.
Phone Home: Nigga, illegal is still a nigga making the rules and making you believe that it's wrong. What are you saying? Nigga, everything you saying is based off somebody saying that it's wrong. But everything that you saying is based off somebody saying it's wrong.
Big Darrell: That's smooth. He really correct though. That's what they do though.
The Iron Fist: Hey, you know, you know, if...
Big Darrell: Correct. That's correct. That's correct.
Phone Home: No, no bro, you, you trippin bro.
3eezy Bih: Are y'all telling me that crazy that's it likes bro. Are y'all telling me fucking another nigga bitch that the same age Going to fucking go and look at some fucking human trafficking kids
Phone Home: negative.
3eezy Bih: What the fuck are you talking about?
Reginald: No, no, no, we just saying that wrong is wrong. That's all they saying.
3eezy Bih: Wrong ain't wrong, bro. In America, wrong is not wrong, bro. You do not get the same, you do not get the same time for the same clients,
Phone Home: And then he uses America to save it. It's not wrong. The worst country in the fucking world, he uses America to defend his standards. Come on, man.
The Iron Fist: â You know what?
Reginald: You can get killed for both.
Big Darrell: Right And then and then and then you can't really say that to though because But then
3eezy Bih: Bro, get the fuck out of here with this being the worst country in the world. Get the fuck out of here with this worst country in the world. Man, fuck a standard, man. We ain't even be on a podcast without getting our heads out and talking the way we can talk, bro. Ain't no hell, no, bro. We got some standards, yes, but ain't the worst country in the world, bro. I ain't trying to hear that shit.
Phone Home: Nick, I'm talking about when it comes to standards. That's the point. That's the point. But that's the point.
Big Darrell: No, no, no, but I like the point that Smooth made though. Like niggas make up laws and then that's what determines what's right from wrong. That's a fact because okay.
3eezy Bih: Darrell ain't All me and T Wheels is saying at the end of the bro, We got, we got discernment. We know what's right from wrong. When we, for some reason, when we are born. Now it is certain things that we have to be taught. At the end of the day, somebody compared something about baby oil. I'm like, bro, Walmart baby oil and Pee Dee baby oil is not the same. Just like you said, perception. You know, I can't go in Dee Dee house and talk about baby oil because there is a longstanding accusations over there about what's going on at Dee Dee house. I'm not gonna look.
Big Darrell: Correct.
3eezy Bih: the same way getting baby oil from Walmart and baby oil from Diddy house. So what I'm saying is y'all talking about all the rich you are. can't talk about like that because I ain't been that rich at the end of the day, nigga, you know what's right from wrong. And you saying the people that's giving you money look a blind eye to it until you actually get in trouble. Then that's where they put out your information. All me T wheels is saying we get that but you automatically knew what you were doing was wrong. Just like if you get in the bed with somebody that got the money, they say, hey bro, keep this under wraps. Here's $50 million. Just know that 50 million come with something else, or something pop up. Now it's your choice to take that cash. We already know that 50 million ain't clean as it's supposed to be. We know that. But guess what you did anyway? You took it. Now you got to live with the consequences that come with it. Dishon Watson, my bad T-Wheel, let me finish over to Dishon Watson. Dishon Watson knew it was immoral to have 15 different massages, massaged people, whatever the name of it.
The Iron Fist: It's like you... It's like you give it... It's like you giving it...
Reginald: It's a co-
3eezy Bih: We were even looking at that like that's crazy the other people that got his type of money. I'm niggas see he do that do that But now I got something on you. So what you're saying. â now once you got in trouble go against the grain They put your information out. Well nigga, you already knew it was wrong Just because they now put it out don't mean it wasn't wrong when you first started doing it. That's all me and T will saying Y'all talk y'all having two different arguments. We say the niggas
The Iron Fist: Yeah.
Reginald: No, not not not not really dick. All we saying is I the person they got money They dirt get get â What is called publicized? No, it get it publicized when you're in trouble that same person if it wasn't deshawn washam and they happen in palce of gula, mississippi They ain't not finna get publicized like that. They probably won't even say nothing
The Iron Fist: swept under the rug, yeah.
3eezy Bih: You'll love this one. Because we know about this, right? To the world.
Phone Home: Just like all, I got another example.
Eric: Hey, hey, everyone. Why they gotta be in Pasadena, bro? Keep that a malls point, bro. Keep that a malls point.
Reginald: But that's what I'm talking about, that's what money do.
The Iron Fist: But it's like if you would... But it's... see that... that kinda...
Phone Home: Hey, but look, I got another example for you. I got another example for you on Sarram Moore. You know what saying? The coach at Michigan, the coach at Michigan. You know what I'm â basically.
Reginald: Ah man, y'all had the Masai parlors over there by Domino's. Fantastic finish.
2: Yeah
The Iron Fist: I don't know, I just...
2: you
The Iron Fist: You know.
Big Darrell: Ha
3eezy Bih: password.
The Iron Fist: See, but see... But see, it...
2: â yeah.
3eezy Bih: What's your example of dealing with him? Yes, I would.
Big Darrell: And it can't be she lied.
Phone Home: But basically what happened was like the nigga on, I think Michigan, they went like nine and three or some shit like that. And a lot of people feel like if Michigan would have beat Ohio State, like that situation wouldn't have happened. know I'm saying? Like they already knew all that information. They already knew it. You know what I'm saying? But you know what saying? Because that situation happened, he lost and all this type of stuff. Niggas lose money, whatever the case may be.
3eezy Bih: Win and forgive all. Win and forgive all. Right.
Phone Home: Like they just, they was like, fuck it. You know what saying? So I just think, I just think, I think we having this conversation, but I think it's still up to whoever it is to decide like, Ho said, like nigga, how much money is enough money for you to be like, I don't want to go further. You know I'm saying? I think that's â a personal decision for everybody. You know what I'm saying? Because to Reggie point, you don't, you know, like I don't. I don't, you not wrong in what you saying, but you can't be so grounded in these thoughts if you ain't ever seen that world. So just be comfortable in the world that you in and be like, I don't want to go that far because that's different worlds, bro.
3eezy Bih: No, no, no, but no, no, Yeah, go ahead, T-Wheel.
The Iron Fist: mean, let me give you some pushback. Let me give you some pushback. Let me give you some pushback on that. Like, all right, so for instance, that particular coach that you were just talking about, what he put, he was a Michigan coach or? Right, right, right. All right, now.
Big Darrell: and Michigan State, the black coach.
3eezy Bih: It'll make me high and cold.
Phone Home: Hold on, hold on, I wanna add this, Willie, I wanna add this real quick. I wanna add this real quick because he was a victim of his success because he got that fucking power and the white girl, she his assistant and you just thinking everything gonna be under wraps as long as we winning.
3eezy Bih: and T-wheel goodnight.
Phone Home: So you got it, bro.
The Iron Fist: I I get, I'm not, I'm really don't, I'm not dis, I'm not saying that y'all wrong for what y'all saying. However, what I'm saying is you still gotta have a certain amount of discernment. For instance, let's just take the, let's just take the coach out of this situation. You could put, you.
Big Darrell: I like that word you used, Willio, discernment. like that. I like the word though. I like the word, cause I'm a bring something up. I'm a bring that up.
3eezy Bih: I used the word! FU-
The Iron Fist: He did, he did, shout out to Dean, he did, he definitely said it, he definitely said it, he definitely said it. But, you know, you can â find a, let's just say a normal guy â in regards to, he could be successful, maybe not famous, but let's just say he makes about â two to 300,000 a year or something like that, know, just something like that.
2: Tell my word.
The Iron Fist: He could have women chasing him in the office doing, just like this person did at the Michigan situation. Now, if something don't go wrong, perhaps they may know that he's messing with girls. A lot of times when you're in a high position, you can't really, I guess they call it, fraternizing with the other people or with the girls and stuff like that there. A man of that, you know, on that level, low corporate level, but he's making this, you know, a nice size money, he can find himself in a real situation. It all boils down to like, man, you do know right from wrong. You know what I mean? Like, so if you, just like now, you know, let's just say, you know, you get in a situation, you just at a workplace and you might be around a lot of beautiful women. Let's just say one of these women love, just so happen wanting to be around you. You know I'm saying? And she look She always smell good. She she come in there with the butt the pumps everything it's still you know, you got a wife but But see that's what I'm saying It's still up to you and I'm not and I'm not saying that â you know I'm just saying that these are things that happens every day It's still up to you to be like dang How am I gonna resist this and then find a way to resist it because you know at the end of the day if If you were to get caught up
Reginald: So.
3eezy Bih: Thank
The Iron Fist: Under the right circumstances, you probably could lose your job and under the right circumstances, you're more than likely to lose your wife and your family. You know what I'm saying? So like.
Reginald: Yeah, AT, AT, it's called temptation. That's something we pray against, That's something we pray against. I mean, that's the most evil thing on earth is temptation. You know what I'm saying? So, man, if you ain't filled with, you know what I'm saying, that Holy Spirit ain't got, you know what I'm saying, that full hormone, man, you gonna be tempted, bro. Only one perfect man, you know what saying? But it's still your choice. Like I told my girl, say, man, I ain't gonna cheat on you because that's my choice. Ain't nothing, you did.
3eezy Bih: Tee-wee-oo.
Big Darrell: That's smooth, that's smooth.
The Iron Fist: See but that it
Big Darrell: You know what I'm So, man.
Reginald: But that's a choice I gotta make. I gotta see these people everyday. That ain't nothing about what you did. It ain't about what I lose at home. It's about who am I on the inside. You know what I'm So.
The Iron Fist: real. And that's that's all I'm saying. That's I think that's what me and Dink saying ultimately.
Phone Home: Integrity over loyalty. Integrity over loyalty.
Big Darrell: Thanks. And then,
Eric: Thank you.
3eezy Bih: No, no, T will the Reggie so this what we this what we were saying, right? Yeah, what we're saying is that y'all not wrong cuz y'all arguing the point like if you get to that high level can you still are you still the willingness to like with â With Judas like, you know betrayal like once you get to a certain point or get that offering Are you really are you willing to say now Jesus still my Lord like you saying like once you get into those situations
The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm.
Reginald: Yeah.
3eezy Bih: So we not saying that can't happen if some bullet against the head or you get that type of money, what kind of guy you would be. We not saying that, we saying that shit can happen. What we're saying is at the end of the day, cause y'all were saying they create the evil stuff. I mean, they create them people to do that. And I'm like, no guys, they still got a choice. Now is the temptation there at a higher level? Yeah, cause everybody turning their head.
Eric: Hmm.
The Iron Fist: you still put yourself in that position. Yeah, for sure.
Big Darrell: I disagree with that Okay cuz cuz I'm gonna tell you I'm gonna tell you why cuz cuz it goes back to to me it goes back to perception right? Willie O said a good point, right? If you're in the office, right and it's a beautiful woman and
Phone Home: Yeah, because I think a lot of I think it goes back.
3eezy Bih: I'm like ha-
Big Darrell: Let's just say for instance, I like the word that you use, discernment. Discernment is not fooling, not even getting close, right? But let's just say you're friendly, you nice, â you hold the door open for her. You might just go and do nice things like, you feel me? That can be turned into.
Phone Home: moon. from the start. I'm quacked.
Big Darrell: You feel me? That could be turned into like, you cheating on your wife or the perception just like the coach was, the girl lied on him and it came out that she lied on him.
Reginald: â yeah.
3eezy Bih: No, she didn't lie. No, whoa, whoa, whoa. She didn't lie. She didn't lie. No, the wrongdoing wasn't a lie. That's what we're trying to tell you. It's not a perception that the stuff actually happened. We would, the fact that was a lie was after the fact of saying that, you know, they had this collusion together with the wife. He was actually cheating on his wife with the other mistress. That's what we're trying, that's what me and Tee Wee was trying to get to y'all. We're not saying somebody in the Michigan upper heads made this story up and made him look bad.
Big Darrell: Why did he go to jail though?
3eezy Bih: Because the girl now that's where the lie coming about that he was No, nigga, we talking about the wrong doing No, we're talking about the wrong doing Darryl we not talking about nothing else with me and T wheels That's what we saying. That's why I asked you how do you disagree? Cuz we're we see that's what we know. That's what we talk with me and T We'll talk about the wrong doing we ain't talking about perception. That's what we trying to tell y'all we
Big Darrell: That's what I'm talking about. That's the perception part. I ain't talking about the cheating on his wife, but why did he go to jail? Tell me why he went to jail.
Phone Home: She's trying to put three wheels on.
Big Darrell: Okay.
Reginald: Cheating is wrong doing though.
The Iron Fist: And how the- it can be-
Reginald: He'll think cheating is wrong, do it.
3eezy Bih: No, we think cheating is wrongdoing. That's what me and Tee Wheels is saying. We were saying that you guys say that people are creating this wrongdoing. We was like, no. No, he cheated, man! He put himself in a situation!
Big Darrell: But what I'm... They are though. Because, because, okay. So wrong place, wrong time. I believe in that. I believe even if you ain't doing wrong, a nigga can make it look like you doing wrong.
The Iron Fist: I'm just saying if they wouldn't put they self in that position it wouldn't happen to them. That's all I'm saying.
Phone Home: Hold on, man. Listen, man. Listen, listen, listen, listen. I think y'all missing the point. You missing the point of like, a lot of these cultures create that environment for people to feel like that, One way or another, whether it's fucking therapy, whether it's coaching, no matter what â it is,
3eezy Bih: Darryl, you're talking about- but that's what saying, you're having a whole different argument, bro. We're talking about- to me.
Eric: Okay.
Phone Home: There are environments created for motherfuckers to think that they could do whatever they want. You know what saying? So a lot of this shit is like, just, you might not be seeing it right now, but a lot of this shit is like, it just happens over time. like motherfuckers, like they start feeling like they could get away with a lot of this shit, You know what saying? And then all I'm saying is like, you seen everybody else do it and they gonna come check you.
Big Darrell: See you.
Phone Home: They gonna come check you. That's all I'm saying in regards to Antonio Brown and Deshaun Watson and Sharam Moore. All three of these niggas are in cultures that this shit is infested, but nobody not gonna talk about it. Nobody's not gonna talk about it. But when they get caught, it's gonna be splattered. But we all know that this shit is going on inside all of these industries. True or not?
Big Darrell: That's true. And I'm just speaking from the standpoint of the ones who don't do what they say that they do, but still get scrutinized for that.
Phone Home: your thought is, Bill? What your thought is, Bill?
3eezy Bih: I mean, but that's what I'm saying. But there are that's two different. That's two different arguments out there. I mean, we were saying we look before Bill Bill go. I know because we are here. So what's up? Y'all pushback is something I'm not understanding because y'all saying that people create needs. We're not saying that temptation isn't hard. We're not saying temptation not hard at the end of the day. At the end of the day, what we say, like what he 40 said, everybody got choices.
Phone Home: Nigga, if you keep, if you group T-Wheels with you, we're mo' motherfuckin' time. We know y'all got the same thong.
Big Darrell: T-Wheel! Yeah! Yes, I agree with that too.
Phone Home: What you think, what you think Bill? What you think Bill?
Eric: Yeah.
3eezy Bih: And if you choose to do that, that's what's gonna happen. I'm quoting today.
Reginald: So, hey, bossa, kore.
Phone Home: Hey, let Biff get his style song.
Eric: Nah, man, I think both of y'all got valid points. I just think for me personally, look, I think for me personally, for one, perspective is a motherfucker, for one. I always say that. That's my perspective on just life, period. Like, I can't tell you what Epstein did or didn't do. I know me, and that shit is fucking wrong. I ain't, you know what I mean? Like, but D, here's the thing though.
3eezy Bih: Aw shit.
Eric: like cultures are different, like 15 year olds in a lot of old, just different parts of the world, that's acceptable. You know what I mean? So like we're going off a cultural thing, like this is a societal norm for us. And it just got like this. Like when I was in high school, the dope boys were still pulling up on.
Big Darrell: That's a great word.
Eric: the 17 year olds, 16 year olds, you know what I mean? it just, and their parents knew about it. You know what I mean? Some of them, and it was acceptable. I just think that, you know, like wrong is wrong at the end of the day. Like if that's something you morally going against it, like, hell nah, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't jump in that water. But, you know, I just think that like you can't perspective as a motherfucker. And I'm gonna just leave it at that. Like perspectives.
Phone Home: No. No.
Eric: are different. don't know what them boys came to them parties with and what they didn't do. know what mean? Buddy, this is kind of off topic, but I'm talking about Buddy made a joke here. I forgot what was this nigga name. It's a comedian. I can't think of his name right now, but he was like, man, you know, I wanted to go to them ditty parties. He was like, I heard that it was like, he said what?
3eezy Bih: Dave's appeal. No, Dave's appeal. So he went to the did it for it. I'm trying to figure out who was it. I heard that joke though. But go eat.
Eric: No, it wasn't that much of a deal. He was like, I wanted to go to the Diddy party. I was like, oh, it was a funny big X, the plug, whatever the name is. He was like, yo, bro. Yeah, he was like, he was on the breakfast club. He was like, I wanted to go to the Diddy parties. But, you know, they say that there's like three tiers to the parties. First tier is for everybody. You know what I mean? Second tier is for like, like filling you out. You know what I mean?
The Iron Fist: He said he actually went.
Eric: It's like 30 till you, it's full blown. It's the freak show. You know what mean? So I ain't trying to be nowhere near none of them. that's what I know about these Diddy Parties now. I'm sorry. But hindsight is 20. But here's the other thing, hindsight is 20-20.
3eezy Bih: But that's we think. Right. That's what we agree with there.
Phone Home: But listen, but I want to add to that though, Bill, I want to add to that because you said you don't want to be nowhere near the Diddy parties, but at the same time, like nigga, it's Diddies in every field. You know what I'm saying?
Big Darrell: Right, yeah, that's smooth.
Eric: â huh. But look, but this is I was about to say, hindsight is 20-20. I'm only saying that because I know how it, on the other side of this. Personally, I remember, I remember.
Phone Home: Right.
3eezy Bih: He is now! Right, right, right, right.
Eric: I remember like, damn man, this nigga did it through these all white parties. Man, I gotta get on. Like, Bune was trying to be rappers. I was like, man, I gotta get on, bro. I, nigga, I'm trying to get invited to this did it party. Nigga like, shit, we, like them the who's who's. So, and I don't know what that would have came with. And I don't know what, you know what I mean? So, and I thank God that my path didn't have to make me forced to choose that choice. You know what I mean? To be there and like.
Phone Home: Right. Right. Right, right, right, right.
Eric: be like, I don't know morally this shit wrong or this shit right. mean, everybody doing this. I mean, you know what mean? I don't know. So I'm just glad my path didn't, but that's it. Right. That's a tough decision though.
3eezy Bih: You have to cross that path. Thanks.
Phone Home: Yeah, because you know, you know, you know, they say, you know, they say, J Cole and Diddy got the fight and they say that nigga Diddy had on a leather thong. â
Big Darrell: That's a point.
The Iron Fist: â no.
Big Darrell: You in a fight, yo. Ha
Eric: Hahaha!
3eezy Bih: That nigga called, said they actually did a fart though.
The Iron Fist: Did they say that for real? Is that like...
Phone Home: No, nigga, that's a fact!
Big Darrell: Yeah, yeah, that's a little rude. That shit funny.
3eezy Bih: Nah, he said, I don't know about the letter thong thing, but J. Cole confirmed that they were for real though, that he actually followed him.
2: He ain't make that up.
Phone Home: Yo, yo, so man, shit, man, all I'm saying is, bro, all I'm just saying is, bro, if you, no matter if it's a ditty party or if it's a motherfucking goddamn school superintendent, nigga, them ditty parties everywhere. The higher you go, the higher you climb, the higher you climb, you, you it's gonna be, you can't just be, right.
Big Darrell: But see.
Eric: Come come on man, come on man. you
Big Darrell: Yep.
Reginald: Yeah
The Iron Fist: That's a fact. I believe that. Now that I agree with you on that.
Big Darrell: No, no, no, that's Fanks.
Reginald: Yeah. Egg
Big Darrell: You gotta use discernment and you have to use discernment because if if no no no I love that word I love that word I'm gonna give you a credit Dink but my thing is the discernment part is okay let's just say for instance y'all ever been in the club and took a group photo and you might not know everybody in the group photo y'all ever took a photo like that right
Reginald: Hey, guess what?
3eezy Bih: I ain't by you, you're my word, one more time, man.
Eric: That's a word, though. Good word.
Phone Home: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Eric: Come on now. Come on now. But you got buddy to your far left, he a lame, he a-
2: Yeah.
Big Darrell: Okay, so let's say for instance you in the club and goddamn you did it in the photo or let's say f-scene in the photo It's just a group photo. You don't know You might not know everybody but nigga gonna group you in that situation â he was right here with f-scene you see the photo or another example is the shit that would happen with Diddy and the lawyer Buzzbee try to put Jay-Z in that shit, right and the shit I don't know but It came out legally that that shit was false. The motherfucker was lying and just, but look at the perception how they made Jay-Z look. To this day, motherfuckers still think Jay-Z is a part of that shit. And that's crazy.
3eezy Bih: Right.
Phone Home: Yeah. Yeah.
Reginald: to you. â
3eezy Bih: But, but, there, but you, you, you, that's two different arguments you, you going to come back with though.
The Iron Fist: They want him to be a part of it. That's what they want.
Big Darrell: No, no, no, no, no, I'm agreeing with both, but I'm just saying perception is also the thing, and you have to have discernment to not be in certain situations. Like.
Reginald: Hey, what's
3eezy Bih: â yeah, possession is key. â
The Iron Fist: That's all I'm saying. That's all I'm saying.
Reginald: I ain't dink, I ain't dink, I ain't dinkin' till you here. Your choices will get you killed. Now you sayin', you sayin', you sayin' right and wrong. You can say, man, I ain't doin' that. Guess what? You the odd man, but he gonna go tell ya, I'm gonna kill him.
3eezy Bih: What's that? What'd read? What's it read? Yeah, I mean good to us.
The Iron Fist: Yeah, for sure.
Phone Home: Mmmmm â
3eezy Bih: Yeah!
Big Darrell: True and look look look reggie imma up you one on that one That's why a lot of these folks end up dead and they don't know the cause of it. That's what I believe
The Iron Fist: Man, I mean, that's a fact. That's a fact. That's a fact.
3eezy Bih: but really, that's it. No. I'm just talking. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. But I mean, that's a deep, that's a deep doubt, but that's really like that. I mean, I want to. You know, the deep thought, but that's like, think a lot of people know that it happened to Jesus. His right choice got him killed. I mean. Yeah, I know that, but I'm saying he's a prime example of a right choice and still get you killed. That's what I'm saying. Like right choices can get you killed. I mean, Martin Luther King. Come on now, mega help us.
Big Darrell: correct.
Reginald: I mean, Jesus, what put here to die?
Big Darrell: Great.
The Iron Fist: But he also was an example of how we could be too.
Reginald: Yeah, Martin Luther King finally told the truth.
3eezy Bih: Fight for the people back there. I want to say people got killed people get killed out there. Hey Oh boy, it's been hit over his head like oh boy spend the rest of your life in jail We could just put the plane crash on the drone or girl
Reginald: That's the thing, when you tell the truth, you die.
Big Darrell: Yup, or when you do write, you can die. That's a good one.
Eric: But see, y'all just make up, y'all also make up a good point.
The Iron Fist: â What's that movie flight is that flight?
Phone Home: Hey, let Bill give his point off.
Eric: Y'all also making a good point because mega ever's Martin Luther King, all of them, you know, during those times it was illegal for black people to drink out of the same water fountain. But that was right. That was the right thing, lawfully, right? You know what I'm saying, Dean? So, you know what I'm saying? So like lawfully, like we were going off standards that another man created that changes often. So what's right right now is not going to be right.
The Iron Fist: or even you can take it to Rosa Parks.
Eric: 50, 60 years from now. So with that being said, you can't really, the perspective thing is more so what I lean towards. It's like, yo, I can't base what these men were doing. because I wasn't there. I'm not faced with those choices. I'm not faced with just the stuff that they had to go through. I don't know. That's all I'm saying. Like, I'm making room for that and I'ma leave it at that because again, niggas, going off, like again, niggas, weren't able to eat at the same water, drink off the same water, found white people were just 70 years ago. So, but that was lawfully the thing of the time. So, you know.
Phone Home: And I think you kind of help yourself too, just personally. think I kind of feel like you like just leaving room for perspective, like kind of just help you like as a person, you know what saying? Because I feel like if you try to like lean too hard into some shit, it's like, nigga, you like.
Reginald: Potter.
Phone Home: I don't know, it's just like the universe and all that shit. So it's just like, I just like try to look at shit from a distance and be like, well shit, maybe da da da da. But at the same time, like I still got discernment, you know what saying? But it's just like understanding like, man, nah, man, like nigga, I don't know everything and I can't, I can't just be so gone, hold on. Nah, hell nah, you know what I'm saying? But it's like, but like you said, discernment.
Eric: â fat.
2: Yeah. Yeah. think even like me, my best way to like the judge things, I like to hear people's sides or just like try to think from their POV. My homeboy Tay Tay, like, okay, I get where you was coming from. I probably would never do it. 95 % of shit my boy did. Still fuck my boy, but you know what saying? I like that. I like to just know, just even like to me, the dead deer theory. feel like it should be more dead deer. You see a deer on the highway at nighttime, your lights gone blind on, what shit you do? Coach Campbell told y'all boys, run through the motherfucking brick wall, you feel me? Run through it. But you see a deer on the highway, percentage say, I don't fucking swear. You can talk that to run straight through it all you want in the heat of the moment. the numbers show you gonna swerve. You feel me? That's the dead, the dead deer theory.
Phone Home: Damn, Swirl left, quarter right, swirl â left.
3eezy Bih: Hey, like like I'm gonna lie to y'all like I think I really lost I think I really not understanding my Point like y'all get it, but y'all know all I'm saying is broke. I don't know saying his room Hey listen listen I'm saying based off Bay a T. Will go a T. Will I say
Eric: Come on and walk. Come on and walk.
Phone Home: Dull! Dull!
Reginald: We know right for all.
The Iron Fist: I don't mean to be a saiyan.
2: You
Eric: He's not gonna go with this one by himself.
2: Me and Terrell.
Phone Home: Me and Terrell?
The Iron Fist: Be a team, because I'm I'm with you, I'm with you, Deak.
2: Me and Louise sung this ad.
3eezy Bih: Y'all ain't nothing y'all gonna tell me. I'm talking about the way we grew up. I'm not talking about another country. I'm not we know right from wrong. That's all I'm trying to tell you. You know right from wrong. I'm not saying it ain't great area areas. Just like some people don't know what comedy is too far and what's not too far. I understand stuff like that. I understand that I'm not telling you I don't all I'm saying my my disagreement with the very first statement smooth said
Reginald: It's so funny.
3eezy Bih: was they created and I'm saying no, you still have that choice whether you don't know right from wrong. That's all I'm saying. That's all I'm saying.
Phone Home: Bye, take care.
2: No, no, no. I stop you right there, Dink. I don't think we disagree in that point. don't think none of us would disagree with that. We all cool. We all in cahoots with that. What we're saying is we weren't saying they created it. They allowed. But by allowing somebody to keep doing some shit. If I you call me a bitch every day and I don't like being called a bitch, I'm creating it. But I just allowed it, really. I accepted it. That's the thing. We really...
3eezy Bih: Well, that was my point. That's what I was saying. There's else I disagree with. Yeah, but that's what I'm saying. That's the only thing I was saying. Now I'm not saying that. Yeah, that's what I was saying. We were arguing too. I've been saying that though. That's why I kept feeling terrible. Like that's a different point. Yeah, that's what like I couldn't understand what y'all thought. I'm like these two different points. Like at the end of the day, know. Yeah, I understand exactly what everybody talking about. My main disagreement was his very first statement was they create. And I'm like, no, you create your own path.
2: But we are going to different points. We ain't got to drag it. You know what I'm Come on, man, you understand both sides, bro. Come on, bro.
3eezy Bih: I'm not saying the shit ain't gonna be hard to deny, cause I know you, I'm a booby guy. So I stay away. I stick with my wife. I don't want to go with nothing else. Cause I don't want to fall into temptation. I know that. And the smooth saying, well, when you get into that kind of situation, how you stay away from it. And I get that. So that's a whole different point. But no matter if it's a thousand boobies in my face, it's still my choice. Now, if I don't go with that choice, I can still get killed. And I understand Reggie point like, â shit, you still deny these boobies.
2: I guess, I guess it's, I guess it's.
The Iron Fist: That's all I'm saying.
3eezy Bih: Nigga, we gonna kill you. I'm probably gonna have to jump in the movies cause I'm trying to stay alive.
2: Yeah.
Phone Home: Well, I think I mean, I don't want to stay on this too long, but I think, yeah, yeah, I don't want to stay on it too long, you know.
2: I wanna get to the brackets, bro.
Phone Home: don't think it's, I don't think it's on, I don't think it's, it's that much. I think like the idea of free will kind of disappears when you, the more money you get, you know what saying? So it's like, â better off broke. So like this idea that y'all saying, like, you know, like my choice, my choice, it ain't really real the more money you get. So that goes back to the point of like, these really ain't really conversations to be had for us. If you ain't, if you ain't,
The Iron Fist: It's me, it's wild.
Reginald: Mwahahah!
3eezy Bih: I can get that.
Phone Home: having to be met with that shit that's up there. Like it's so easy to talk like that if you ain't, it is though, it is though.
3eezy Bih: No, Smoovie, I'm not saying that. No, I'm not saying it's not easy. I agree with you. I'm saying the more money you got, the harder those decisions are. But at the end of the day, it's still a choice. Whether you get killed or not, it's still a choice. Now, like I just said, I don't want to die, so I'm probably going to jump into that. I'm not disagreeing with you on that. I totally understand it.
Phone Home: This is the other seat.
2: Alright, dang it. Alright, but I- I think more people would agree with you, Dean, but I don't think this. We're not just stapling in on or like microscopic on this situation. Things like, we're just saying like how the higher ups can either allow you or manipulate the situation. Just like a hospital, like, bro, a motherfucker say, boy, you can't cover this. Nah, I can't get no heart transplant. I can't. What gets more more than life and death? feel what I'm saying?
Reginald: manipulate the situation.
3eezy Bih: Manipulate, I can get that though.
Big Darrell: Right.
2: So, but so I think that's what we're just saying. Like we're not necessarily even saying new levels and devils is just that once. everything is immorally sound, you know?
Phone Home: Right, right, right. I like that too. Man, let's move to something lighter, man. Let's move to these, these brackets, man.
3eezy Bih: No it's not. I agree with you on that. I agree with you on that. Yeah, I agree with you on that totally.
2: Realize it. The last two, three subjects gotta be light, bro.
3eezy Bih: your life.
Phone Home: Yeah, man.
3eezy Bih: We about these wack-ass raven outfits. We can talk about that, Hear me, Reggie?
2: I'm so happy Reggie on here with us man. I been on Reggie on this bitch for a minute.
Reginald: Yeah.
Big Darrell: Hell yeah. Cuz hey, hey, we tired of the cheese. We tired of seeing them down cheese.
Phone Home: Yeah, and this nigga dinked and turned himself motherfuckin'
Reginald: I-I-I-I- Ay, ay, ay, can the guy-
3eezy Bih: There you go.
2: You gotta buy you a flag, a Raven flag to put in the back of a song.
Reginald: I got everything man. Kansas got the word ass in it.
Big Darrell: Ha ha ha!
Phone Home: Yo, so you know, you know, got the, we got the tournament this, know, over the past two weeks. And so this is supposed to be a bracket, but.
The Iron Fist: â hehehehe.
Reginald: You're dreaming. I'll do it, try.
3eezy Bih: Did you see that dude came built? I mean, it's smooth. My bad, introduction, go ahead.
Phone Home: â yeah, yeah, I seen it though. Well, I actually didn't see it, but yeah, man. So I think we even talked about this a couple of times in a group message, man, but shit, bro. I think most people would assume that Georgia and New York has the best rap everybody feel like Georgia and New York is the best rap state.
3eezy Bih: That was easy.
Big Darrell: Well, I think it'll be like the Final Four. I would say New York, California, Georgia, and Louisiana.
2: Yeah.
Reginald: It's I got Louisiana, Georgia, Tennessee, California, New York. I ain't have Final Four, but that's how I had my order.
Phone Home: Say your five again, Reggie.
Reginald: Louisiana, Georgia, Tennessee, California, New York. mean, but Tupac was born in New York, but he raised in Baltimore. He just started ripping.
Phone Home: Mm-hmm.
2: Wait, so where do we place him? We'll replace him as the whole.
Big Darrell: I think California good, because that's what he claimed.
The Iron Fist: He'll claim Westside. That's what he rep, but he was really from Harlem or something. Right, right. Yeah, he was from Harlem though.
Phone Home: Yeah, I will, yeah, yeah.
Reginald: He-ra!
3eezy Bih: Yeah, we got to go back.
Reginald: I mean, cause he was beefing with Biggie. I mean, that's why he started claiming that. Just to create a, he tried to create his own label. That's why he started claiming California. He wasn't claiming California.
Phone Home: â
3eezy Bih: Well, Reggie, I'm about to say, Reggie, we do that. So it was more from Mississippi, Ludacris from Chicago.
2: But we don't let Sargeworth claim where he from though. Okay, but go ahead.
Reginald: I mean, I mean, so is about moving to Mississippi though.
2: Yeah, true.
Big Darrell: Yeah, that's the truth. Yeah
3eezy Bih: I'm saying though, but Ludacris from Chicago and doing Snoop Dogg from Mississippi. We gotta do it where they claiming it. Thanks. That's why I say we can't do that.
Reginald: Alright.
Phone Home: Nah man, just, we gon' stay with what we got, man. We gon' stay with what we got.
2: No, wait, wait, wait.
Eric: You
Big Darrell: like what we got. I like what we got. Cause even, even, you know, Pop love Khaled. That's what he claimed. So.
Phone Home: Damn!
Reginald: Because of beef. I'm just looking at your last episode. You can't run from beef. What did you say?
3eezy Bih: Ha ha, talk to him, talk to him. Hey, you, that shit again is a red thing!
The Iron Fist: I'm going to Kelly, Jigs is Kelly. â I got my phone.
Phone Home: Right. Hey, but look though, I personally feel like the dark horse in all of these motherfucking states. And it might not even be a dark horse. Nigga, Illinois, Chicago, like.
2: lot of
Eric: man, Illinois, no doubt, it's crazy.
Reginald: Yes, bruh, yes. â man, I just.
2: I don't think it's on a dark horse. Nah, it ain't on a dark horse.
The Iron Fist: Yeah.
3eezy Bih: He said it was a dark horse.
Phone Home: But I'm saying it's a dark horse in a sense like that motherfucker really might be number one. That's what I'm saying. When you talk about, when you talk about, when you talk about rappers, we're not talking about, we're not talking about nothing else. We talking about fucking rappers. Nigga, you got Kanye West, Kami, Lupe Fiasco, Chance the Rapper, Twista, Polo G, Lil Durk, Juice WRLD.
The Iron Fist: Yeah, yeah, I can see that. I can see that. I can see that. I definitely can. Chicago make a lot of noise.
Reginald: NO!
Big Darrell: Nah hell nah it ain't even close to number one.
Eric: Roll it. It's loaded.
3eezy Bih: You got everything you need in that damn ass shit.
Eric: Juice World!
3eezy Bih: I would say this, they got the most diverse, I think, hip hop was.
Phone Home: May you-
The Iron Fist: Boy, twist a curve ball. He a killer.
Phone Home: That's a good point too. That's a good point too.
2: So.
Eric: And they got a super producer from them too. I think Kanye, man, he holds so much weight himself. You know what I mean? Man, that boy really, I think we talked about this several times on the pod. Kanye probably arguably got the best catalog in hip hop history. In hands down. Producing, you can just...
2: Mm-hmm.
Eric: put a verses up to like just what he produced, right? Not even him rapping on it. Then you can put his actual music that he's got damn rapping on. You know what I mean? So man, Kanye just hold, we can just stop there. But then you add G Herbo and then we all know Lupe like he a hip hop, like people hold him a high regard and common people arguably talk about him and how he got classic, he got like a classic album. And Juicy, we know.
The Iron Fist: B that common B is nice
3eezy Bih: That's why I mean, to your point though, that's why was.
Big Darrell: If we talking about just straight rap, you only got Kanye West, Common and possibly Twista for sure and Lupe. But Lupe Fiasco is such on a different spectrum of rap. I don't see how he can compare to a Jay-Z, Nas, Big, 50 Cent, DMX, Rakim. Ain't no way in hell Chicago's fucking with New York. It's really like, and then.
2: Wait, wait, so let's do this.
Eric: What? Konga in common?
Big Darrell: But see, we say Louisiana.
2: All right, let's do this. nine through 12? Who nine through 12, bro?
Reginald: I'm really disrespected, that's right.
Big Darrell: And we say Louisiana, all Louisiana really have is Lil Wayne, Juvenile.
3eezy Bih: Who nine tutorial? What do mean who nine tutorial?
2: Let's start at the bottom. Let's start in reverse. who the bottom for? Who out? The first four out.
Reginald: What?
The Iron Fist: Pennsylvania.
3eezy Bih: North Carolina out.
Reginald: Good day.
Eric: And the thing can go, yeah, North Carolina can kick rocks.
Big Darrell: Hoo hoo in Pennsylvania, â Benny singer Freeway.
3eezy Bih: Get North Carolina out.
Big Darrell: No, no, no, no, Carolina is first for me. No Carolina out. Now that's the first one out.
3eezy Bih: â that's first. Okay, The first one. I'm to say he first. I'm like, there we go.
Phone Home: That's the first one out. The first one out is North Carolina.
Eric: Yeah, they can kick rocks. Hey, why you playing Michigan? Michigan can kick rocks too, for real. I ain't gonna lie to you. Michigan can get on the body of hip-banging.
Big Darrell: For sure.
Phone Home: Virginia.
2: Good day to
Big Darrell: Michigan can kick rocks too.
Phone Home: Yeah, yeah.
3eezy Bih: â yeah, that big in there. Yeah. No, the only person that holding that down is him and you.
Big Darrell: Miss Michigan Michigan for me for me Michigan is number two. I agree with you, but I don't know
2: I wanna, wait, wait.
The Iron Fist: It's cause Dave's Lovin' Him.
Eric: Mischief. â
3eezy Bih: No, the first one out, you go, if you ask me, first one out is Michigan good point Bill, but Eminem would probably.
Phone Home: Nigga, the first one out is Michigan?
Big Darrell: Hell nah. No, first one out is North Carolina.
2: Yeah, tripping. Yeah, tweaking.
The Iron Fist: Nah, I ain't saying that. I gonna say North Carolina first out.
Eric: But Jenga first.
3eezy Bih: No, no. I can't take out Virginia. I can't take out. Hold up, we're talking strictly rap. Are we talking about strictly rap or are talking about everything within rap?
2: COVID in your gut.
Phone Home: But then it got some fit, man.
The Iron Fist: Nah, Virginia, Virginia got some heavy hitters.
Big Darrell: Yes. Everything within rap.
Phone Home: Everything within the rep. Yeah.
3eezy Bih: Well, Virginia can't be the first one out with, â for real. Timberland in that bitch?
Big Darrell: And Timon, that's what I'm saying. And Missy Elliott. That's what I'm saying. That's a heavy. It's everything.
Phone Home: Yeah.
The Iron Fist: Nah, they gotta stay. They gotta stay.
2: True, true, true.
3eezy Bih: That's I'm saying, there ain't no person without- That's why I asked you, is it rap or everything? Yeah, so, but then you-
Phone Home: everything rap. Yeah, so all right. So look, so I think we can agree, I think we can agree that North Carolina is the first state out, Pennsylvania the second state out, and
Eric: Okay.
The Iron Fist: Hey, North Carolina gotta go.
Eric: Damn.
Big Darrell: Hold on, hold on, hold hold hold hold on. No, no, no, Pennsylvania not the second state. Michigan is the second state. Pennsylvania, we got Benny Siegel, we got Freeway, we got Black Thought, we got Meek Mill, Meek Mill, like, like.
2: Yeah.
Eric: is in guy get up
The Iron Fist: I don't know.
Eric: We got a good meal.
3eezy Bih: â Eminem, Eminem, Eminem.
Reginald: Boy, I can't rap.
The Iron Fist: Eminem hold a lot of weight on his own though.
Phone Home: What you say, Dalryghten?
2: No. Eminem take mind you we gotta do like weight class. Eminem take three or four.
Reginald: I'm boy I can't rap.
Big Darrell: Eminem.
Phone Home: Yeah, it's just how much of a needle, dog!
3eezy Bih: Okay, well.
Reginald: Yeah, you got one person from Michigan that can out route everybody in Pennsylvania.
Phone Home: Hey, we talking about â What the fuck you talking about, man?
3eezy Bih: That's why I'm saying you trippin', Jared.
Big Darrell: I don't know if Eminem can out rap Black Thought.
The Iron Fist: It would do hold a lot of weight, dad.
Phone Home: This nigga, nigga, this nigga damn think black thought better than Eminem. That's what the fuck we talking about.
2: â &L, â &L take three.
Eric: Hey, bro, this, this, hey, this unpopular opinion, this unpopular, this un-
3eezy Bih: Hey, if you had me, Daryl first one out.
2: And we'll take three or four of them boys out, by itself. Mic five.
Big Darrell: But bro, but bro, but bro, but bro. A nigga play Meat Meal way before they play Eminem.
Eric: This is This is a umpire. â
The Iron Fist: Nah, that's a fact, but that's a fact. Now that's a fact, but Eminem is more global though. Eminem is more global.
2: Nah, Darryl. You always be, hey, this nigga always be sweat, this nigga always be.
Big Darrell: That what I'm just saying like, like a black person, man. ain't like Eminem can rap, he can rap lyrically all that shit, but Meek Mill, Dream Chasers.
2: No, Darryl Osby telling this, these y'all from the South of Philippines.
Phone Home: Yo! Niggas say some stupid ass shit on this part!
3eezy Bih: I get, I one at a time bro, one at the one time, one at a time.
Eric: Hey, hey, this is an unpopular opinion, right? But in 2026, bro, even when you look back on this shit, Eminem shit kinda ass. Like, I don't like Eminem music. I don't like this music. I don't like it.
Big Darrell: Thank you. He got an abstract way of rapping. nigga might, he might.
The Iron Fist: Ay bruh, he got, ay look, he got that one album though, that Marshall Mathis LP, that is a classic. That is a classic hands, I'm telling you, I would put that album against almost anything.
Reginald: Yeah.
Eric: I don't like this music, bruh. Like, don't like Eminem.
Big Darrell: and the Eminem show is nice too, but Eminem a rapper by some shit like that nigga might say, I'll put my baby mama in the trunk and like.
3eezy Bih: I ain't questioning those moves.
Reginald: Everybody talk alike they got something to say.
Eric: And will the real slipper lady please sit the fuck down and stop recording. â
Phone Home: Hey, hold on though, hold on, hold on. Hey, let's slow, hey, let's slow it down,
The Iron Fist: Man, I'm telling you, boy, that Marshall Mathis LP, that album ain't no joke,
3eezy Bih: Alright, we gotta go one at a time before we get clipped, but I do got to ask you something smooth.
Eric: No, bro.
Phone Home: Hold on, hold on, let's slow it down. Come on, man. Yo, let's slow it down real quick. Hold on. So wait, so I just want to get this, I want to get on board with everybody. So we all agree, or we in disagreement. How a nigga saying meat meal is better than â &M's.
2: Do we like Black Dog music?
3eezy Bih: No. Peace. I don't think nobody said that. Darryl said that. We didn't say that.
2: No.
Big Darrell: But, but, but, but I think Meek Mill is better than Eminem. Like on a personal level, I'd rather listen than Meek Mill any day over Eminem.
The Iron Fist: â meatbuild is better than who?
Eric: Thank
3eezy Bih: We can't go with just strictly personal right now.
2: Pssst!
The Iron Fist: Yeah, I agree with that now, but he's not better than him. But I would rather listen to me.
Reginald: Bye.
Big Darrell: But I think...
Phone Home: Alright, bit.
Big Darrell: I think it's subjective man, I don't know cause like you got niggas that'll put Boosie over Jay-Z, you feel me? It's just...
3eezy Bih: Well, that's what was â
2: No, come on, let's not go that far, bro. Come on.
Reginald: I will, I definitely will bro. I definitely will.
The Iron Fist: people do it though. I remember I used to argue people that people say Boosie was better than Lil Wayne.
Phone Home: Hey, no, hold on, hold on. Hey, hold on. Hold on, man. I finna have to start muting niggas, Hey, Reggie, Reggie, I think he would say that Boosie is better than Jay-Z.
Big Darrell: That's what I'm saying. It's like...
Reginald: Definitely, definitely.
Eric: Boosting better than â for sure!
3eezy Bih: That's cool. That's cool. We're saying it. That's cool. I don't, I think it's crazy, but that's cool.
Eric: Who's this shit note in the mail?
Big Darrell: Nah, it's not really, it's just perspective. But look, it don't even matter, because look, both of them right behind each other. it's North Carolina, Michigan, or Pennsylvania, they both bottom three.
Reginald: How?
3eezy Bih: That's what I'm-
2: Yeah.
Phone Home: Okay. All right. So back to point back to two point. What's up, Dean?
3eezy Bih: No, no, it's so smooth.
2: Yeah
3eezy Bih: So that's why I'm asking like, will we go, we're not, cause we, I know we got some personal opinion gonna be in this. I understand that, but we also going with other stuff like numbers and stuff like that too, right? Cause they got to take into account.
Phone Home: Yeah, well, was for the I was for the late. was for the late. I was for the late to I was for the late to he said the first three out. He said the first three out was North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. So we got those three out the way, right?
2: Yeah, yeah.
Big Darrell: Right, if we going by numbers.
The Iron Fist: or cultural influence.
Big Darrell: Correct. It don't even matter what order, cause they ass last anyway.
2: Right.
Phone Home: Okay, cool. So we got those three out the way. So after that, what's up?
Reginald: Well, listen, if we gonna go by numbers, all this stuff is already fact-checked. So you can't really go by numbers. You gotta go by opinion.
Big Darrell: Here we go. He can't really go by-
3eezy Bih: No, no, no, it's a opinion number. There's a lot of stuff in it. Yeah, it's a lot of stuff. Ain't just one thing. Yeah, it's just still got to be some facts in it. Ain't like a versus, right? We still got personal opinion and numbers and other shit gonna impact all that shit. Just like Lupe Fiasco, we've mentioned Lupe Fiasco. The numbers ain't there, he just respected so highly. You know what saying? Same with Eminem. Most people, our coach is gonna listen to Eminem over Meek Mill, but...
Big Darrell: Right. I like that. I like that.
2: No, no numbers is, numbers is just a, it's a factor.
Big Darrell: like a person right we still got it personal opinion
3eezy Bih: The say that he get cut first over Meek Mill is crazy when we know this nigga numbers is insane and he can actually rap. So.
Phone Home: Well, let's do this. Let's get everybody top four, man. Let's simplify.
2: I think. think, wait, wait, wait, wait. I like, yeah, like, like starting from the bottom. like, I think Tennessee and Virginia is four. Either or is four.
Big Darrell: â no, no, I like how we were doing it. Let's keep breaking it down. Let's keep counting down
3eezy Bih: I'm like, we doing though? I'm like, how we doing?
Big Darrell: Either way.
3eezy Bih: Tennessee and Virginia.
Big Darrell: But hold on, hold on, who out next though? So we got Virginia, no, hold on, we got Michigan, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania out, right? So who out next? Who the next three out?
3eezy Bih: So he was saying so Tuesday in Virginia.
2: Yeah. The next one is Tennessee or Virginia, think.
The Iron Fist: I probably say Tennessee before Virginia.
Big Darrell: Over. â
3eezy Bih: And you can't put no eggs on them, let's move, see what we got.
The Iron Fist: Hey Tennessee, they popping right now too.
Big Darrell: They don't got no draw, like a draw feature.
Phone Home: Hell nah, man. What y'all niggas talkin' about, man?
Big Darrell: Well, you know, Zoom got that little draw feature. That's I was saying. But okay, okay.
2: There.
The Iron Fist: Wait, do we already took Pennsylvania? I'll take Pennsylvania out. Do we already take them out? Okay.
3eezy Bih: I'm talking about putting the eggs on it. Putting the eggs so we know what's going on.
2: Yeah, I would say Tennessee. I would give Virginia to push because we give them for real in Timberland.
3eezy Bih: but late.
Eric: you
2: So I'd say Tennessee out, I think.
Big Darrell: But hold on, let me ask you this too. You think, give me your next three though. Let me see who out of your next three. So you got Tennessee, who else?
Phone Home: My brothers, for time's sake, for time's sake, we need to do top four for everybody.
Big Darrell: Okay, okay, okay.
3eezy Bih: Alright, let go.
2: Okay, man, top four, New York, California, Georgia. Florida.
Phone Home: And talk about your top four too. Talk about what are your top four.
3eezy Bih: fuck outta here
2: I'm trying to go between Texas and Florida for number four. New York, the Mecca. Yeah, ho, nice, big.
Big Darrell: for New York, Jamaica, yeah ho, nice, big. Mute yourself, Darryl. I think I'm.
Phone Home: Meet yourself there.
3eezy Bih: ...
2: I think just everything from rhyme rhythm to the big hits to the gangsta rap to the pop songs to the longevity, New York, gotta be there. California, that funk that you can't get nowhere else but Cali. Tupac, Tupac is Tupac. feel me? Dr. Dre, the engineer behind a lot of shit that influenced the music. Kendrick Lamar, you know what saying? You know how I feel, but you know what I'm saying?
3eezy Bih: need these, c'mon.
2: Kenny is a man, that boy has a voice, it's an instrument. Snoop Dogg, longevity, he's still, he probably the most famous rapper ever. Then Ice Cube, popular group. Then the rest is just icing on the cake. Georgia Tip, the South got something to say. Al-Kaz, Tip, Gucci, Wayne birthed the auto-tune, but these boys carried it.
Phone Home: true.
2: like manipulated it into different ways that's still prevalent to today. They for sure gotta be here. I think â I only got an organ of Texas and Florida for number four. Neither one these are one to me. â It goes to who do you love in the past or present? And she, if I go more present, I know, I lean toward Texas. I give Texas.
3eezy Bih: â going slower
Eric: you
Phone Home: Okay, so your top fours New York, Cali, Georgia, Texas, basically how that shit look.
2: Yeah, this is it. I already see it.
Reginald: I'm gonna go Louisiana, Georgia. â
3eezy Bih: This is order.
Reginald: Yep, Louisiana, Georgia. I guess I go Tennessee, California. â Louisiana. I mean, Louisiana, I mean, you got Youngboy, you know, he's a fan favorite, especially for the youngsters, know, Boosie. He just make you feel what it is. then, like, I just feel like Louisiana, they reach back, bro. Like, even they underground rebels are hot. Like, you got Tech, you got Mr. Kane.
Phone Home: Tell us why, tell us why.
The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm.
Reginald: Alfredo Bane, these people don't even listen. Webby, you know what saying? Georgia, T.I., know, he always had the trap-jumper, know, taught the trap language. Jesus, Snoop, man, everybody had the shirt. It was just a cultural thing. Then you miss a Rich Homie. Rich Homie had a whole wave. California, I gotta say, because of Tupac. mean, everybody wanted to be like Pac, you know. Dre, especially like with the movies and this and that â Ice Cube. â I say the game because he had leaked over 50. And then Tennessee, know, he building a real brand out there with Money Bag Yo and 4-2 Doug. You know what saying? He really bringing a lot of people. He really bringing a lot of eyes on that state. So, and I mean, they're some good rappers, you know, they come from, well, I mean, they all kind of rap the same though, rap about the same stuff. So I guess that's just my genre, my perspective of what I like to listen to.
Phone Home: Yeah, yeah. â So, Willie, â you got it next, bro.
The Iron Fist: Okay, man, we gotta go from greatest to, I'm sorry, least to best. I'm gonna start off with Texas. Reason why is because man, that whole Chopped and Screwed movement, it just did something to my mind. Like it really did. I still bump Chopped and Screwed music to this day. R &B, that's all I really listen to is R &B, Chopped and Screwed. that, Louisiana. They got they got their own sound, you know what I mean? Master P, you know, just speaking on early days, you know, like Master P, then just the birth of Cash Money, wasn't nothing like, you know, seeing Lil Wayne as a young, young, young Lil Wayne on TV, rapping on the booth or, you know, just the block is hot. So, you know, I got a lot of memories off Louisiana music, especially with Master P. Then after that, you know, I'm gonna say Georgia, you know, cause, T.I. he did a lot for me growing up as far as music wise. Of course you got your outcast man, they did it on the highest level. Then you had the new waves like Young Thug. them boys they did a lot. Atlanta they had it in the choke hold. Then of course I'ma have California number one. Really just solely for Tupac but they got they own sound. know what I mean? Like uh. Man, not even just, not even the mainstream ones. You got people like Drew Down, you got people like DJ Quigg, you got people like Sugar Free. These are people like in California, they got they real own style, they slang, they got they own flows. It's just a whole different, they probably the most original to me. So that's how I feel in terms of from my best four in regards to that.
3eezy Bih: for today.
Phone Home: So, Darrell, what you got, my boy?
Big Darrell: That shit tough right there. I got California one Georgia two for sure Louisiana three and it's so fucking hard for number four cuz it's like â man, okay, hold on, let me see, let me see. I wanna say Tennessee so bad, but I can't leave New York out because just by the 50 Cent album, right? Gerrit should die trying. The DMX whole run. Then you got Big, Life After Death. And then Jay-Z for sure. I love that Reasonable Doubt and I love Illmatic. So.
The Iron Fist: or hit it.
Big Darrell: New York is a four for me, but Tennessee is a very honorable mention because I like the sound let Tennessee brought to the game, right? It's like like it's before LeJohn like that crunk
Phone Home: Right.
Big Darrell: Like I love Project Pat, I love Juicy now and I love Three 6 and then we left out 8 Ball MJG. I just love the sound of Memphis. that, like that, like the screw samples, not screw samples but like the tempo samples. Like when you got shit like, ever since I could remember I've been, like sounds like that. But that's my top four. I got California, Georgia, Louisiana, New York.
The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm.
Phone Home: for sure. Dink or bill, which one of y'all boy wanna go?
3eezy Bih: I'm still thinking. I I don't know.
Eric: So for me, you know, I think about what states or rappers from these states influenced me personally the most. And bro, I have got to go.
Phone Home: I already know where you're going.
Eric: I got to go number one with me for Georgia. Number one. But I I knew where you going. I know where you going with it too. I mean, it's smooth. But I'm gonna stick on Georgia right now. But like Georgia, I remember during this, when I was starting to be a teenager, bro, Georgia GZ came through and I was just like, bro, GZ showed me a whole different way of living. I ain't even know niggas was actually out here this damn cool.
Phone Home: Okay, okay.
3eezy Bih: Great.
Eric: You know what I Like, they came with a different type of lingo. I heard that Trapp, Trappadot, I remember riding, my cousin had a Sunfire, shot of the band. He had a Sunfire and he had a...
The Iron Fist: To be continued...
Eric: Yeah, two 15s in that Sunfire. And I remember playing, I remember when I first heard that, that trumpet that, and nigga when it hit, I swear nigga, my brain chemistry just altered. Nigga, I don't, like you gotta hear that in two 15s, bro. Your life will never be the same.
The Iron Fist: It's different. It's different, boy.
Eric: It'll never be the same, bro, after hearing that album, Trap or Die, for the first time. And it's like, if you play that album today for the first time, and some speakers, somebody's gonna be like, damn, who the fuck is this, bro? You know what I mean? Like, that music is timeless. So Georgia, for me, number one. Got to go with New York for number two because 50 Cent. play a huge part in my upbringing. I didn't understand what he was saying, but boy, it's like, 50 items.
The Iron Fist: I remember that, how he had affected you. I remember.
Eric: with the little string shirts and the G-60s he was coming out and then you had G-Unit and his whole movement and Jay-Z is still a big influence in my life now, like with the music. know, at that New York, I don't really listen to Biggie too much. I know that's probably, you know, again another unpopular opinion, but. I know he a big, I listen to more Nas than Biggie. And that's more Illmatic, shit like that. So that's number two for me. I got to go with California for number three for sure. For Tupac, Alone, and then you know, â I'm a big Frisco, shout out my boy Larry June. He ain't listed on there but you know.
Phone Home: Damn, so late.
Eric: Yeah, but hey, hey, let it hold down.
The Iron Fist: Jeep Rico
3eezy Bih: Thank
Big Darrell: Yep.
2: Good job.
Eric: Larry holding it down for the West Coast right now. But again, you got a lot of people from the West Coast. Kendrick, another legend. You got Tupac, again, one of my favorite rappers, top three favorite rappers of all time. The Game, another one, Nip. Come on, I don't even know why I talk to the creator on here, but I mean, he making noise. I would definitely replace him for Larry Jones, but whatever.
2: He did already comment on my shit one time,
The Iron Fist: Hey, I'll just say you know he be watching
3eezy Bih: That's trying to, hey, you trying to get up and get up and and get and
Big Darrell: He's gonna come blazing hot shit, man.
Eric: Number four. Number four. Number four. I have got to go to Louisiana all day. Louisiana like, is what's up, man. know, and then you got to think, all these other states, well, but with the outside of Georgia, man, New York and California, huge. You know what mean? When you got these rappers coming from these small states like Louisiana, like with a population of only like what? 50, 50, I don't know, 50,000. I mean, more than $2,000, I bet. I'm trippin'.
2: Pssst,
Big Darrell: What, what, what? Louisiana probably about five million, something like that, I think.
Eric: Five million, yes, yes. But you know, got these rappers coming from these smaller states making big noise and that say a lot because it's harder to sell, it's harder to get your influence across. It's harder to, you know what I mean? Like, you know, you can go platinum, you boost your city, you go platinum in New York, you know what I mean? Jay-Z said, you know what I mean? Like, hey, whatever. So yeah, Louisiana. So again, for me, Georgia, New York, California, Louisiana.
Phone Home: Yeah. Yeah.
The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
Phone Home: So, ding, let's get it.
3eezy Bih: I think I mean I think it's pretty easy. I think is um Outside of number four that's I mean when you get the four that's probably the hardest one, but
Eric: you
3eezy Bih: To me, number one, the bird place, easy. I you are really got, I mean, think about it. You got one of the biggest beasts ever in that â bracket or that column, whatever you want to call it. You got what? Probably. two of the top five, three of the top five, most people think albums ever in that bracket with Get Rich or Die Tryin', the Blueprint, Routine â album. And they got one of the biggest sayings in hip hop â with Kring. So, and just it being the birthplace in New York, I mean, ain't saying I'm, I mean, taking personal opinion out of it, I ain't no big New York listener. But I mean, just for what everything it got, I mean, then you got DMX. I mean, you got, I mean, it's too much. There's too many hard heavy hitters in there. Then Nicki Minaj. Nicki Minaj, Nicki Minaj is considered the best female rapper ever. I mean, of course, you know, black, her culture is kind of taken for some black people, but she's still undeniable the best female rapper ever. â I mean, like I said, you got the blueprint. You got Kid Richard dying trying in that bit.
The Iron Fist: Yeah, I can see that.
Big Darrell: â you forgot Nikki too, damn.
2: Mmm.
3eezy Bih: I mean, LL Cool J, like Bill said, with another reference, that's like cream on the, mean like, fucking icing on the cake with New York. So, I mean, you put everybody else in there with them top over, they still gonna be in the winter circle. So, just being associated with them, I think you're number one. Number two, this easy to me too, Georgia. I mean, the same thing New York did at the beginning of the birth.
The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm.
2: You
3eezy Bih: the same thing Georgia was doing for the modern era even to now, you know, when T.I. Ludacris, G's, all them coming in at the same time, it's still the same now for like the modern, you know, they might not have the number one like, you know, the Drake saying thing right now, it's just they music still overruled right now. Everybody, I mean, from Quavo and all them boys, there's a lot of niggas missing in that that in that bracket that could easily make them a
Phone Home: That's true. That's true.
3eezy Bih: It's a lot like, especially the modern. Anything after the night, like, you know, 2010 is on, Georgia had that. So that was there. You know what I'm saying? My third... I said the fourth one was be hard but... My... Third... I'mma say... I'm gonna go straight to my I'm gonna go is three and four right here because this is the hard this my hard part right here. I can't go with Texas and California is number three. I'm putting them as number four. So I guess I got put Louisiana number three. Only reason Louisiana number three is because I can't pick between Texas and California. The reason I can't pick between Texas and California is simply because both of them have a run.
Eric: you
3eezy Bih: It's not like, like how New York and Georgia is consistent, like not going over. Kendrick Lamar is the only one for, you know, and ass cheeks or whatever â they're like, whatever that shit is. But, but far as like that, that, that I'm talking about that influential run, you know I'm saying? Like where they had the G funk and stuff, Snoop Dogg and all of that. You still got people that was just rapping now.
The Iron Fist: You
3eezy Bih: like Tyler the Creator and shit like that, but I'm talking about that actual run.
Big Darrell: Tyler and Kendrick holding it down.
3eezy Bih: They hold, I'm not talking about, that's what I said between Texas and California. They holding it down, but I'm saying like their impact of where it was like old California and then this Texas, both of them had that where it was like, oh, you you know what saying? When, you know, when them boys in Texas was holding it down heavy, slim thugs, they had all that shit.
Big Darrell: You know what it'll be, it'll be the battle of chopped and screwed versus gangsta rap. Cause one bird plays gangsta rap and one bird plays, it's hard, man.
2: Mm-hmm. Might as well, then.
3eezy Bih: And that's what I'm saying and they both had that's why I'm saying it's kind of like either they both three and four and since I can't pick that I'm gonna just let Louisiana win the fourth spot. You see what I'm saying? So it'll be of course New York number one, Georgia number two. Like I said, the reason New York number one is because it's too many classical albums in that one bracket. It's too many.
2: Yeah. Okay.
The Iron Fist: many heavy hitters.
3eezy Bih: And I wanna say, I know Lauryn Hill from New Jersey, but is that considered New York?
Big Darrell: I think they can say the New York is New York Metro.
Phone Home: Nah, nah, New Jersey, that's a whole nother bracket. Honestly, New Jersey should have been on here. Honestly. Now they would have been out fast, but New Jersey could have actually held their own. Yeah.
2: Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah.
3eezy Bih: Bye. Yeah, so I mean, well...
2: Yeah, for sure.
3eezy Bih: Yeah, okay. Well, we'll yeah, we can take away the well, well, don't worry about it. But I know for sure New York by far New York and Georgia by far are one and two gold medal silver medal I don't know between Texas and California because they both had they time periods But if you want to go with say, hey, well, they got Kendra Lamar
2: button surf come on now
The Iron Fist: â Hey, y'all these things y'all need to cut that out man. Hey Texas had Texas got the most influence on the low though
Reginald: and see me rollin' â
3eezy Bih: Hey, you know what? I'm gonna call you the Lord of the Millionaire when you first up. That's what I'm saying. That's why California has I ain't no no, you know what? They'll fall in it California number three cuz man I'm not sees I like it when I'm thinking that your name still being Paul Wall chameleon now Mike Jones. Yeah, California number three, know, because it was a time period So that's basically my argument. It was that time period you see I'm saying and I saying they ain't got good rappers now I'm just saying it was that time period where they were like Yeah
2: Now, I think you go against like legacy X versus phases.
Big Darrell: I don't know what they got there. It's tough. I think Georgia and Louisiana got the most influence.
Phone Home: Yeah. Yeah.
The Iron Fist: That's a screw boy that chapter screw movement was crazy, bro It there we stay, know how we see no no bill know how we used to just be on the back rows of Van Cleef Swing it and stuff like that, but we used to do that like
Big Darrell: Manga no mega mega stars.
3eezy Bih: And so, if-
Eric: No.
3eezy Bih: No, they had, they had, they had heavy influence, but it was a time period. That's what I'm saying. It ain't no. So I'm going with New York. I'm going with Georgia. I'm going with Louisiana, California.
2: I'm sorry, go ahead and line up and clean them up, boy.
The Iron Fist: Yeah, right.
Big Darrell: Okay, yeah, that's good.
2: Can we cry on number one?
3eezy Bih: New York, I think that's my fault.
2: I vote New York.
Reginald: I like Louisiana.
Big Darrell: I California.
3eezy Bih: That's a personal preference.
Reginald: How?
Big Darrell: Nah, nah, ain't personal. I just like California.
Reginald: I was in my California.
3eezy Bih: No, I ain't gonna lie to you, we can have this argument. I'm gonna do it.
2: I feel Louisiana for us. Shit, the last part, we were just saying, like, we got more classic than the Nas. I get that.
3eezy Bih: That's what I'm saying. That's personal. The masses is not putting us down.
Big Darrell: See Who, what you say, Dink?
3eezy Bih: No, I'm saying the masses is not putting Louisiana up there. If it's just me, Louisiana number two, if I'm talking about personal preferences, number two, then I'm going with Georgia, Louisiana. But that's my personal, I'm going with just everything. New York.
The Iron Fist: Maybe I ain't got that many arms.
Big Darrell: I can't say that. And I got a theory. No, I got a good theory.
Reginald: I'm just trying to figure out who on Georgia would get on a verse with Lil Wayne, get on a song with Lil Wayne and outdo him.
3eezy Bih: Nigga I'm a Wayne, hey, listen, nigga our park has been waned out, dawg. I'm with
The Iron Fist: T.I. T.I. And he done done it. He done done it.
2: See ya.
Eric: hundred three thousand.
Reginald: No, man. No.
Big Darrell: Andre 3000? Andre 3000 the only person, now we talking about out rapping but if we talking about out cadence, I think Future can make a better song than Lil Wayne.
Eric: I'd go $3,000 for sure.
Reginald: No.
The Iron Fist: Man, see how to out-rap Wayne before.
3eezy Bih: Well, yeah, that's true T-Wheel, but we'll need to do that though, because we'll be everywhere. We'll be everywhere with everywhere.
2: We're talking to a rapper. â jeez. Well.
Big Darrell: Now we talking about just rapping, Andre 3000. Killer Mike. Killer Mike.
Phone Home: Man.
3eezy Bih: What I'm saying though, we gonna do that? Well, I'm saying though bro, if we-
2: Andre, to your exact point, â Reggie, I would say only 3K can out rap Wayne. Having a better verse, think Tip and Jeezer are capable, but they're out rapping Wayne, just only 3K.
Phone Home: I'm gonna go my basement.
Reginald: out.
Big Darrell: think tip and Z is a cable.
3eezy Bih: Well, T.I. beat Wayne before, if you ask me. Ludacris the outwout Wayne before.
Eric: Hey, we ain't here to smooth. We ain't here to smooth. Uh, Liz.
2: I bet a verse in out rap in two different things.
Big Darrell: Your smoo got to give his top four.
3eezy Bih: Yeah.
Phone Home: Yeah, I'm going go with Georgia number one, because I think just based off of, can you listen to Georgia back then and can you listen to Georgia now? And I think Georgia number one, and I would go for me, I would go Louisiana number two, because can you listen to Louisiana then and can you listen to Louisiana now? And that's...
3eezy Bih: What happened when you wear goggles? Yeah, they were my number two, I give you that.
2: Mm-hmm.
Big Darrell: That's a good point.
Phone Home: Hell, fucking yeah. And one nigga who ain't on this list that we, who probably got the best catalog outside of Lil Wayne is fucking Webby. You know what I'm saying? So, yeah. So, so I got Georgia one, I got Louisiana two, I got Chicago three, you know what I'm saying? Because can you listen to Illinois back then? You can listen to them now. What the fuck? Look at how they just drop.
Big Darrell: We'll be for sure, for sure.
Reginald: It's back. It's back.
2: Way B.
Big Darrell: You can't listen to him now though. don't count, Kanye don't count. That nigga, but that nigga, no that's a legacy act. That's a legacy act. He don't count though.
3eezy Bih: See!
Reginald: I'm in.
3eezy Bih: You can look I'm talking you down a little dirt bro. You that's your second time doing it. Don't dial the dirt nigga.
Phone Home: He just broke!
Reginald: Yeah, and then it came on!
Phone Home: Alright bro, number four, number four, number four bro, number four bro, I'ma go my personal and you know, can I listen to them niggas back then and I still listen to them now? I listen to Florida way more than I listen to New York, California, that's just me. I listen to Raw.
Big Darrell: Besides, besides Kanye West.
3eezy Bih: That's crazy.
Big Darrell: Who you live to now from Florida?
Reginald: I appreciate that, appreciate that, Samu. I appreciate that.
Phone Home: Nigga, I listen to Ross. I listen to Ross and Flask all the time. What you mean? I still listen to them niggas.
The Iron Fist: Trick Daddy, Trick Daddy, can say Trick Daddy.
Big Darrell: Ross ain't dropping that. That don't count. No, I'm talking about new artists. That don't count, smooth.
Reginald: Man, I appreciate that, man. Smooth, I appreciate it. I appreciate it. I appreciate you not riding away with that New York man. Now, Cent, 50 Cent my all time favorite, bro. I ain't gonna lie, hate that him and T.I. were dissing it, because both of them boys, them like, they locked in like they were me. But, I ain't picking New York. I ain't never heard of nobody riding around here with Jay-Z bumping. I ain't never heard.
Phone Home: Nah, I-
2: I get it.
Big Darrell: Thank you. You
2: Yeah
Phone Home: Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, now Jay-Z number one now. Now Jay-Z number one now. He number one.
2: I ain't know who's picking favors though.
The Iron Fist: Isn't that a fake?
Reginald: No! Man, Big Pepper Spinach G's better trash!
2: Drake, Drake my favorite. Tres? Nah, we ain't doing that. We ain't doing that.
The Iron Fist: Big pimpin' spinnin' cheese. Take it out now. Hey look, them New York boys, they be watchin' this podcast now. They got on me last time.
3eezy Bih: See, but that's just, hey, so that's what I'm saying, bro.
Reginald: But I tried! Man, I don't care nothing about that, bruh. I'm from the South, man.
2: Man, I don't give a fuck what they need to watch this part. I appreciate y'all watching this, but we from the south, man.
Big Darrell: But but but my question is smooth you cannot put Florida over California at all Name a new artist that's hot right now in Florida Then they said Rick Ross ain't dropped the album in like five years
Eric: you
Phone Home: Yes the fuck I can. I don't listen to California. Bro, listen bro, the only nigga I listen to, listen bro, the only nigga I listen to in California is fucking Kendrick and Nipsey. Yeah, but Nipsey, he gone bro. I still listen to, I'm saying to, he not dropping music. Nipsey can't defend himself in this.
Big Darrell: What about, about nip?
Reginald: I ain't never heard a Nipsey Hussle song.
2: That's wild, that's wild, bro. bro bro bro this be my biggest point all the time when I ask niggas who they top 10 niggas being like that's my top 10 no your favorite top 10 and who you think just like unbiasedly top 10 is those two different answers
3eezy Bih: And that's how I answered. That's why I said
Phone Home: It could be two different answers, but nigga, what I'm telling you is, nigga, I listen to Florida rappers more than I listen to Cali and fucking New York. I can't, it can't, it can't change it.
Big Darrell: That's crazy. That's crazy, cause all they got is cool plies and regrowth.
3eezy Bih: Hey, y'all kinda, y'all kinda tricked me though.
2: I feel it.
Phone Home: Nigga, and that's enough for me to be like, I listen to them niggas more than I listen to you?
2: Man, bro.
Reginald: They had a Trena, they had a Trena trick daddy.
3eezy Bih: No question, question, question. Ain't nobody listen to no God damn trick daddy.
Big Darrell: That is cool, but hell nah. You listen to Nip, you listen to Kenny, you listen to Snoop.
2: I can put plasm on autopilot, bro. It's just hand on my day.
The Iron Fist: Hey, Trick Daddy was something, I did, I was a big Trick Daddy fan.
Phone Home: Exactly right. Right. Right. The only nigga I listen to from New York is Hove! So I'm to put that nigga up New York number one?
Reginald: You're in! Bro, you got younger age, got fully old, you got YWM. I know it, bro, that's the time now, though. That's the time now.
Phone Home: Nah, nah, I don't listen to all them niggas now. I don't listen to none of them niggas.
2: Hey, but peep this though. If we got, wait, wait. we got miss, if we got miss.
Big Darrell: You got Rod Wave and smooth on him. Listen, he even say Rod Wave though. You feel me? He ain't even say Rod Wave though. You feel me? â yeah, I feel you on that Reggie. He a little bit too. But he got his shit though.
The Iron Fist: He from Florida? Right way from Florida?
3eezy Bih: He don't even live in the highway, that nigga a fucking hater, nigger!
Reginald: He's depressive, he's little depressive.
2: If we got Miss Skin off the paint quick, when they got Eminem, we gotta go off what we listen to.
3eezy Bih: My nigga ain't a prisoner!
The Iron Fist: that a ride away from Florida? I didn't know that.
Phone Home: What you say to say that again, say it again to.
3eezy Bih: So, hold up, can I ask you something? I'll go too.
2: If we got Michigan out the way, out the paint and they got Eminem, we ain't got no numbers to none of shit like that. We just going out for like, what we listen to? Cool. We got to some other folks out the way then. That's fair.
3eezy Bih: facts. Time out, time out. No, no, no. Because I'm saying what to.
Reginald: I mean, pick Michigan though.
2: But we got them out the way earlier, so I get where Smooth coming from. It's like, man, I don't listen to That's what we said about Eminem, I don't listen to him.
3eezy Bih: No, but that's what I'm saying though.
Big Darrell: But Smooth say, Smooth say, I go from back then to now. And he ain't name no now rappers. He name niggas that's got legacy acts.
Reginald: But, â yeah.
3eezy Bih: Alright boy, that's a good point boy. You did that shit though
Phone Home: What you mean? N***a, Kodak on that linch? Kodak from Florida?
2: Let's see who... what?
Big Darrell: But you ain't say you listen to Kodak, you said Ross implies.
3eezy Bih: That game dropped in 40 years, man.
Phone Home: listen to Rick Ross implies the most from Florida. I don't listen to New York rappers, bro. And I don't listen to Cali rappers. I tell Bilt and Julio, damn, Bilt and Julio all the time. I tell that nigga all the time how they love California. I don't listen to California rap, Shit.
3eezy Bih: But Tamah, can I ask you something smooth? Let's do it!
Big Darrell: What about Roddy Ricch?
2: So.
Big Darrell: That's crazy. I don't know how you don't do that though.
The Iron Fist: He don't.
3eezy Bih: Not A. Madera, but A2.
Eric: No, I don't give a girl. I don't give a.
Reginald: You don't listen to Tupac?
Big Darrell: That what I'm saying? You don't live in the two part?
Phone Home: I this is not a 2-pop. I don't-
Reginald: â you trippin'. I gotta play Dear Mama every once in a while, bruh.
3eezy Bih: Day 2!
The Iron Fist: Bye!
Phone Home: I mean, of course I play that, but nah, I don't listen to California rap.
Big Darrell: â Now what about Roddy Ricch? He did like Roddy Ricch. He got a Roddy Ricch album up there.
3eezy Bih: But hold on though cuz y'all
2: Yeah.
3eezy Bih: Hey, though, hold on though, smooth, because you kind of tricked me though. Because y'all...
2: right at risk. That's why I said it's a point they can't uphold it.
Phone Home: Man, bro, it's all fun, come on, bro.
3eezy Bih: No, No, no, no, â
Big Darrell: And Smooth, Smooth love Doja Cat. He like Doja Cat. Me too!
The Iron Fist: I'm asking, I did my personal favors. Yeah.
Phone Home: Yeah.
Big Darrell: I did personal favorite too, but I did numbers too. Florida ain't in nobody's top four. But a nigga from Florida.
3eezy Bih: and he said your favorite and top I was going with the ladder where he said the top like just masses like it is what it is but
Phone Home: Well that's your problem. Every time we have a conversation you want to relate it to numbers. Every conversation. Nigga that's what you do. Every time we have a conversation you want to relate it to numbers.
3eezy Bih: That's no problem. How's that a problem? How's that a problem? I keep it real, but if we want to say what's the number one state of course is Louisiana, why ain't beating everybody? Like what the fuck you talking about? If I get to listen to Wayne
Big Darrell: He don't want to be on bias. That's smooth.
Phone Home: I mean, I'm not mad at that. I'm not.
Big Darrell: But now, if we say influence, what state got the most influence then? Just one. Everybody gotta pick one.
The Iron Fist: say Texas.
3eezy Bih: Shit, Georgia, easy. Georgia, New York. Georgia, New York.
Reginald: most in Florence.
The Iron Fist: I'm going with Texas.
3eezy Bih: Hey, little man.
Phone Home: would say Texas got most confluents.
The Iron Fist: But, just the whole lean thing, the whole thing.
Reginald: I gotta say Louisiana, everybody on Youngboy.
Big Darrell: And so, but look, was, but most influence in rap like all from beginning to now.
3eezy Bih: And Wayne, that's a point. And Wayne. from style clothes, all of that. It's it's Atlanta, New York though.
Eric: Elana, Elana, Elana, Elana.
Reginald: Louisiana. Man, stop it, man. Everybody want, everybody want to be a hot boy. Rich Homers said, I want him to be a hot boy. He from Atlanta.
Phone Home: â yeah, Atlanta.
3eezy Bih: That's the sound of dope, bro.
Big Darrell: To me, to me, to me, it between those two. It's either Louisiana or it's Atlanta. But I got a theory though. Atlanta didn't stop popping after Katrina. It really didn't start popping after Katrina.
The Iron Fist: Aye.
Reginald: Man, everybody wanna be a no limit soldier, bruh.
2: I'm going to
The Iron Fist: That's a fact.
Phone Home: Say George.
3eezy Bih: Everybody wanting to be 50 Cent too though, Reggie.
Reginald: I did, I did, I still do.
3eezy Bih: I still won't be making no...
The Iron Fist: No, I had them shoes.
Phone Home: Let's bring it home and zoom in on Reggie, man, and everything that you got going on and what you been doing,
Reginald: So, until then.
3eezy Bih: And my next day,
Phone Home: Yeah, man.
Reginald: Talk to me man. â man right now. I'm coaching on high school baseball. I got a mentorship program brewing. It's called a hot boy hit the only to better you. I got I got about.
Phone Home: You've been doing that. You've been doing that for about, shit, about 10 years now, huh?
Reginald: I've been putting it out there, you know what saying? And I've just been doing the work, but I never just really, you know what I'm publicize or format it, you know what I'm saying, an organization under it. So now, man, I'm trying to start that and go with that. So yeah.
Phone Home: So give us a, you know, I guess the idea behind Hot Boy.
Eric: Is
Reginald: Okay, well, I really want to deal with young men grades fourth through 11th grade. Just try to guide them to what young men should be doing. You know what saying? And teach them like how to have conversations. You know what I'm saying? How to nail a nail in the board. You know what I'm saying? How to change a flat tire. How to tie a tie. and just to be open, you know what saying? Having somebody to come to, man, just a big brother, father figure, whatever, you know what saying? You may need in the community instead of having to rely on your own. Like Dink was talking about earlier about the choices, you know what I'm saying? Sometimes we have to create a different choice for them, you know what I'm saying? A different outlet for them to be able to come to, you know what I'm saying? So I just want it to be a positive light. and I wanted to put positive people around me. Cause I mean, I don't have all the answers, you know what saying? I pray every night for direction, you know what I'm saying? Like I said, since I've been calling myself hot boy since I was seven grade, uh, had been only to better our youth. And uh, 2017, man, I just kind of took out with it, played with some clothes here and there and uh,
2: It's Adam with Ereca News.
Reginald: I just prayed, man, so when I wanted to start my youth mentorship program, that it'll come to fruition. And right now at the time, I mean, I just waited on God to tell me. So it's been nine years since I wanted to do it. And it's here.
Phone Home: That's what's up.
2: How do you, I seen you with like, I guess I'm like, not sponsorships, but like people that wanna be involved, like put boots on the ground. I'll tell you me from like, I guess on this setting right here, I'm for sure, I would definitely wanna, I wanna be a part of it, bro. If it's somebody I wanna, if it's somebody I can talk to, you know what I'm saying? A young man, you know what I'm saying? Talk to him, cause I like the...
The Iron Fist: Yeah.
Reginald: Mm-hmm.
2: Just being in the ear, just know what saying? Everything's okay or just, hey, this how you need to navigate. I'm with you 100%, bro. I'm willing to, I wanna be a part of the community, me? We're locking, I guess, after this, but for the people watching, how do they get a part of this or like be a part or contribute?
Reginald: â yeah, for sure. For sure.
Phone Home: Hey, N-N-Out.
Reginald: I have a link set up on my Facebook. After today, I will pin it as my first comment on Facebook, on my first post. So you can go there if you want to be a mentor and click the link and sign up. Yeah, I mean, so it's some questions you have to answer, cause I, and I try to be detailed as possible cause I just don't want anybody to feel like they can come play with keys. You know what saying? and I just ain't gonna have no anybody around. So it depends on how they answer the question, if I feel like they're qualified or not. And I'm not the only judge of that, you know. So I look to people that inspire me or mentor me, you know what I'm saying, as well. And I feel like I'm not too proud, I'm not too proud to be a mentee as well as a mentor, you know what saying? I'm still learning, I feel like.
2: 1000%.
Phone Home: Hmm.
Reginald: Every day you should wake up and be an avid learner. So, I appreciate you though.
Phone Home: Yeah. Yeah, no doubt, Man, how did it feel buying your first house, man?
2: For sure, for sure.
Reginald: Oh, man, about my first house. Listen, I'ma tell you. I was telling my son this last night and my girl, everybody, you know what I'm saying? Both boys and my girl last night. I stayed with my mama, like all my life, you know what I'm And I was like, man, my son 10th grade. He ain't gonna never be like, I'm going over to my daddy's You know what I'm I might go to grandma's house, but I want to go to my dad's house. So in my mind, I'm like, I figured it's that. It was scary. It's a scary thing, you know what saying? At first until you just got to jump out there and get your feet wet. And I really felt good, man. And you know what I'm saying? I made a surprise for all of them because that's something I really prayed for. know what I'm saying? For it to come into fruition, man. I just thank God for it.
Phone Home: for sure. Well, how did you earn? You got it too. You got it, bro.
2: Bye. Like the effort you put into community, I guess in life in general, you know what I'm saying? Is it like, I know it's dark days, but it's sunny days too, who you see you reaping what you sow. How do you get through the bad, like the, guess the not so good days, I don't say bad days, not so good days. And how repaying is it to see, you know what I'm saying? Like the flower from the seed man.
Reginald: Man, it's all about your focus. It's about what you focus on, man. I mean, even in the dark days, I feel like, man, I woke up this morning. I got a purpose still, you know what saying? Even though it's not going how I want it to go, man, God, God just create my path, man. I just tell him direct me, you know what I'm saying? Sometimes you walk through that valley, you know what I'm saying? In that valley, it get deep and you see that hill, then it look big, but you ain't alone. So I know, you know what saying, within that I'm not alone and God with me, I feel like ain't nothing too dark for me. So, and then to get over that hill, and see everything, man, it's it's a breath of fresh air, man, you know? Matter of fact, seeing kids sign scholarships to colleges, seeing the NIL deals that the kids get, seeing kids, man, in the workforce. buying their first house, buying a car, you know what I'm Doing something, just doing something good with their life, Calling for advice, you know what saying? Paying for my lunch here and there. It's just, man, it's a good thing to see, Yeah, you know? Just making deposits into the kids' life, man. Just get your return later.
2: Yeah.
Phone Home: Thank
2: It's crazy, I seen BJ at the baseball field, one of my homies, his son played for him in Breelon, think it's a career, like the youngest brother. And he was like, you know what I'm I said, damn, what up boy? I said, man, I Reggie probably swam all way up to the same thing. He was like, man, you probably swam all way up to the He was same thing. same He was like, same thing. He was like, He was like,
Reginald: Mm-hmm. Yeah. Yeah.
3eezy Bih: Thank
2: Direct actions of just growing up in the foundation of community. You plant the seeds into your youngins to plant more seeds. Just recognizing the seed and just naturally, I'm just out here with my homie. It's like, damn, this boy Reds really, I'm proud of you forever, forever. You're doing the work consistently, still doing the work. We seeing it.
Reginald: Yeah. I appreciate it, brother.
Phone Home: Yeah. Yeah. And I guess to follow up that question, â know, we didn't say it a few times like, you know, nigga, ain't like, Mars point is Wakanda, dawg. Like, let's just, let's just, let's just, you know, leave it at that. Like Mars point is Wakanda or it was Wakanda. And it's just so crazy to see like, you know, â you know. For us being from the coast, like that was the black Mecca. And so it's like, and I know that's where you got, I know that's where you got all of this, you know, this energy from, you know, and all this love from because of the shit that we seen growing up. You know I'm saying? But like, how, how do you, how do you, it kind of ties into two questions. How do you, how do you manage? through like what you've seen and like what you're trying to do and get through those bad days because like, you know, I know it's tough, you know, and how are you trying to get it back to that?
Reginald: I mean, it's just like the end of the rainbow, man. The pot of gold is still here. You it's just, you gotta find it. You gotta find the rainbow still exists. â It's just like the rap game and stuff like that, man. It changed over time. You know what saying? Everybody got their time. And I just feel like, â Mars was still here, man. It's a pride thing for real. And we had so much pride until we started falling. You know what saying?
Phone Home: Yeah.
Reginald: But the thing is, if we come back together, how it's supposed to be. I mean, you can't, you'll never see the picture if puzzle pieces is missing. So those pieces have to come back together for us to, you know what saying, see the picture. Until then, man, I mean, you just keep putting them together and figure out what piece is missing. So.
3eezy Bih: it.
2: Mm.
Phone Home: So do you think y'all, I mean especially on the sports side, know, because shit man, motherfucking nigga, our whole family got state championship on top of state championship. Like, and you know what saying, like, and even your class, like, I personally feel like I think that was your class, maybe not your class, 2010, 2010 was like the last time, you know, I seen you at Mars Point at like their greatest. You know I'm saying?
Reginald: Mm-hmm. Mm.
Phone Home: Shit, like how do y'all get back to that? You know what I'm Football specifically.
Big Darrell: And let me add on to your question, Smooth. Especially like, I guess with the population going down, or like with losing a lot of people from the city.
Reginald: Heh heh.
Phone Home: Yeah
Reginald: Mm-hmm. It start young, you know, and I feel like, I feel like sometimes I do a disservice because the last team that really, you know, aspiration is to get there. You know what saying? I had them at a young age and I just kept moving with them. You know what saying? But
Phone Home: Mmm.
Reginald: That's what I invested in. That's who I invested in and I just carried up. And we won. I we ain't win at all, but we won. And I can't control everything. You know what saying? I'm not in position to. So, I mean, I had to fall in line. Sometimes when you fall in line, man, you just had to roll with the punches. So.
Eric: Ridja, how does that feel, bro? Because you are a staple in the community. And you, like you said, you have to follow in line because we all just play a part in this, in the grand scheme of things. But you being having a love for Moss Point that you do, how does that feel when you can, you know, you see the breakdowns, but you only one man? You know what I mean? How does that, how does that shape your overall mission, bro?
Reginald: Yeah. Man, like I say, man, right now, I'm fighting adversity every day. I've been told that I'm not coaching high school football next year. So, I mean, I don't even have a fight in there, you know what I'm saying? So, I'm not tripping on it because I'm just gonna do what God say do, you know what saying? And sometimes, you may have to just move around. You know what I'm But I'm gonna on God to tell me what to do. But I will be doing the middle school.
Eric: That's real bad bro. need to, the coach needs you man. Man, you being a bright spot in the community like that bro, that's big bro. That's big, know, like even for myself, like I don't stand past the Gouda no more. You know what mean?
Reginald: I have shown.
Eric: I don't live on the coast, even though I recognize those kids and I see that they're doing well. a lot of us, we, and no, not to anybody who leave, who find better opportunities or find better opportunities home, whatever. No, not to anybody, but it's special to see when people go off to college, they play ball and these kids look up to you, they see you, you come from them streets and they come back and. Be a positive light, bro. That's love, bro. Real talk. I just want to salute you, For sure.
Reginald: I appreciate it, brother.
Phone Home: Yeah, man. Yeah.
2: I sure appreciate it, bro. Especially, guess, especially for your POV to be, I guess, one of the more prevalent people that could be Lovaris Baller of it. You know what I'm saying? Like, I done raised these kids from here to here, you feel me? It's like, damn, they probably won't give the most effort to my butt me than meeting that roadblock. You know what I'm saying? And still not saying no what. if it still being a part, it's still not like shying away from it. That's dope, bro. Super commision.
Reginald: Yeah, yeah, I'm all diff. Yeah, I'm in planet.
Phone Home: Let me ask you this though, Randy. I know we giving you your credit and whatnot, but do you feel like in the community, your efforts are acknowledged and people want to help you as much as you need to help?
Reginald: I feel like the right people do and the wrong people act like they do. You know what I'll show you they won't, you know. Some people just expect you to fail even when they never seen you fail. You know what saying? So I don't understand it. I just keep doing what I'm doing because it ain't for the validation of the people. You know what saying?
Phone Home: Mm-hmm.
2: So,
Reginald: And like I said, I chose my lane. I wanted to help the youth. And that's what I'm here for. This ain't got nothing to do with no adult. You know what I'm saying? If they in the way, can do what they do. I'm not hating on no one. I don't mind working with anyone, but the goal is still the same. I'm trying to help the youth. know? So do I feel like they give me flowers for doing what I'm doing? â Someday but that's not what I'm looking for, you know, yeah
Phone Home: And y'all boys got any other questions?
Big Darrell: I do. So one of my questions is, I want to ask you this Reggie, so what would you say your first love is â or what you love the most, baseball or football?
Reginald: My first law, I got to go with baseball. I felt like I had more mentors. Well, I'm not going to say more mentors. I feel like I had a mentor that progressed with me over time through baseball. And I built more relationships through baseball. Football became part of my identity though, because I mean... Mars point known for football and when you, you know what I'm You have a nice status in the game, then your name just, you know what I'm saying? Go along with that. So I think the knowledge of the game, I think I got that for both.
Big Darrell: And so my second question to that is, how do you transition from â coaching football to coaching baseball? Like what are the key differences and how do you prepare for those?
Eric: you
Reginald: Well, baseball, man, is really just outsmarting the other team, you know, and being fundamentally sound. I mean, all I can do is repetition. Just keep doing what you're doing, and it's a battle between you and the person on the field. Football is more of a team sport. And I'm gonna echo on a little bit.
Big Darrell: Just keep. Yeah, football is more of a team sport.
Phone Home: You got it. Hypnoimmunity.
Reginald: I football more of a team sport and the preparation for football. watched them study, you know what I'm What you plan on doing or what you've done so much, the analytics of it, you know what I'm saying? And just stop it or beat it. And coaching it, just coaching the same kids. I just go from one sport to the other. So I already had it, you know what saying? Repertoire with them. So they already know what they expect out of me. So that's all. If you're about 90 % mental, just ask more to get in front of you. I'll be stronger and bigger and faster.
Big Darrell: Yeah.
Phone Home: Hmm.
Reginald: I'm saying, bro, you don't win. I'ma be honest, You can win with talent. Can't win without it. That's a fact.
Big Darrell: That's a fact.
2: Yeah, I remember one of those, that special pack, that SUBA, I guess SUBA back, SUBA pack, when I was in â Perk. Bring Reggie, he the halfback now. Hey, stop it. Stop it, my nigga, stop it.
Reginald: Yeah. You
Big Darrell: I got another question for you, Reggie. So my third question is, and we spoke about this on this podcast before, how do you get our people,
Reginald: Yeah. I love to talk about.
Big Darrell: to sign up like for baseball, right? Cause you know, growing up, they don't really too much, guess back when we grew up, they put us in baseball, but now you don't hardly see a lot of people putting their children in baseball as much as they did when we grew up. So how do you like find that talent and scout? Or how do you encourage people to even try out for baseball?
2: Mm-hmm. Let me interject real quick, real quick. I think like my dad, Ken, they played baseball. Moss Point and Pazza Gula, we got the high school niggas in. Black men, like black youths, we didn't really play baseball. But Moss Point, yeah, Puddle, Rod, I don't know, black people played baseball in Moss Point. But for Gula, we kind of like, man, that's the, they sat away from him. So it was, is it hard? Was it? as hard and a mosque point knowing the guy that you knew and Google it was good. Why you think it was a separation?
Reginald: I'm gonna speak on your question first.
Phone Home: Yeah, that nigga, nigga, Deebo Darryl Pusht.
Big Darrell: And he had different question too. Okay, okay.
2: My bad bro, because I think it's the difference though. Nigga, Salvis Henderson, Salvis Henderson.
3eezy Bih: I'mma eat your dick, my nigga.
Reginald: Nah, nah, Darra, hold your question though, I wanna come back to yours. But you, they weren't gonna let y'all play over them balls, You know what I'm Like, I think y'all realized it early. Us, we've been playing together this whole, they never beat us. You know what saying? So it was easy for us to just transition into high school and take over the team because that's what we were. I mean, we went to the World Series though. You know what saying? Like that's the best in Mississippi. So, you know, so if that team's still together, man, you can't do nothing with that.
Big Darrell: Thanks.
Phone Home: Nah, he love my dick. He love
Big Darrell: He ain't lying, he ain't lying, he ain't lying. And then, Moss Point used to let you play. Pazagula, it was a slight racism back when we grew up in baseball. It was a huge, like, they ain't let a lot of our people play.
2: Jam bristol, Jews bridges, yeah. You hear Mr. 42 Plant â leading off first batter. Bilt Bunt, man, bro, Bilt getting to the first base, bro. He even got to swing the bat, bro. You know what I'm Why was he not on the team? It just kind of like, it got like, the clouds got gray.
Reginald: I mean, can he do more than one?
3eezy Bih: That's what I was gonna ask. It sounded like this boy, was good, and he was limited at that beat.
Big Darrell: Ha ha ha!
Reginald: â shit!
2: Billy.
Phone Home: Right.
Big Darrell: You were good, and he was terrible.
Eric: They could be selling me spread out pie when it comes to sports. â
2: Man, that boy. I. Will Bill centerfield he will amazed of.
Reginald: â I'm asking a question. don't know. I never seen you play baseball for real.
Phone Home: Yeah, â think too oversimplified that.
Big Darrell: Right, right, right. I get what you're saying though. I get you're saying.
Eric: I was scared.
3eezy Bih: I'm gonna with this!
Big Darrell: Hey, that was a great question though.
2: I didn't do more than a minute.
Phone Home: That nigga too over-slippered fire that like a mother.
Reginald: I mean, I mean, because Bill was fast, you feel me? Sanquez was fast. You know what I'm But.
Phone Home: Right, right.
Big Darrell: Right.
2: So, was saying quiz before saying quiz.
3eezy Bih: Thank you. â
Phone Home: Wait!
Reginald: Nah, I'm Quairz was, he wasn't just fast though, bruh. Quairz can feel.
Big Darrell: He can hit that motha, hey, San Quentin can fucking hit. He can smack that bitch. He can feel too. He can fucking feel too.
2: Bipkit.
Phone Home: Bill, Bill, Bill, hey, no, hold on, hold on, hold on. No, no, no, no, hell no. Bill, what you think about that? What you think about that?
Eric: We don't, you know, I'm just in your basement.
2: Am I lying? Let me know if lying.
Eric: Man, look. Man, just continue, bro. I ain't
2: No disrespect saying quiz saying quiz, it's a dog.
Reginald: Hey, hey, Y'all just said Bill couldn't catch a football. Y'all just said Bill couldn't catch a football. You gonna tell me he can catch a baseball?
2: Hey boy, better not leave me on this island by myself,
Big Darrell: Hey, that baseball way harder to catch. Damn motherfucking kits.
Eric: Hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up, up, hold up, hold up, up there. I wasn't that bad in the outfield. Hold up there. Hey, hold up. I just went from two opposite ends of the spectrum. I don't know which one I aight about. That's all I'm saying.
Phone Home: Bro, what the fuck? Bro, I ain't never heard a nigga compare a bupence in class.
3eezy Bih: Hey, hey, look, hold on, Bill. Bill, I ain't gonna lie. I'm starting to think this nigga built one good as shit now bro. I gonna lie to y'all. I first met Bill, I thought this nigga built was the truth. I'm starting to hear everything about this nigga.
2: Boy, boy, stop down playing yourself, This thing is built with... This this nigga bitch, sorry, he's starting to agree that nah, yeah, I'll try bro
Reginald: But let me answer their question, man. I honestly think, I mean, I don't know if you asking like what it takes to get the kids back at Mars Point registered or you saying like black kids in general playing baseball.
3eezy Bih: â shit!
Phone Home: like you in general.
Big Darrell: Yep, in general, and you can tie it back into Marspoint, but y'all might have a high turnover in baseball, like a â high number of people signing up. So, okay, okay.
Reginald: And now it's not, it's not hard at all, man. So, you know, I started a baseball league at a more or less point, man, in 2022. And, â I mean, I basically registered every kid like that, that, that came from me and people that help, you know what saying? And the, the back, the, the push back on that is when it's free, you're not obligated to be there. So like, ain't nobody. Hey man, I got pray. Ain't nobody getting up, taking you to pray. They ain't wasting no money. Hey man, they choose to be that so it become unorganized then because now you got six people here that care and you got four at the house probably that wanna be there and not able to show up because ain't nobody wasting no money. You know what saying? And the thing about black kids playing baseball, man, is
2: Mmm.
Big Darrell: Right, right, right.
Reginald: I mean, now it's the NIL deal, brother. I like to tell you, man, easy to play football and basketball. It's just easier. All you had to do was have the size. You had the right size in football. You could sign a day. Tell me this. You never seen this many D1 athletes when we came up? No.
3eezy Bih: Thanks.
Big Darrell: You never see
Phone Home: think that's true, but I think that's too just like, just social media and shit.
Big Darrell: No.
3eezy Bih: Media, yeah.
Big Darrell: Cause I'm like, cause as we came up, I think we had some of the greatest athletes, right? Like easily hands down, that's fucking easy, easy. But now, now let me ask you this Reggie, you think football is a lot easier than baseball, far as like, when you say easier, you mean like skill level? Cause like, and baseball, you might be. Let's say for instance, you might have the right stature. Let's just say if you was a pitcher, you was like 6'9", right? But that don't mean you can throw the ball hard, right? That don't mean you got a different combination of pitches. Or let's just say for instance, that don't mean you can catch the ball or that don't mean you can hit the ball. And do you think it takes a different skill set for baseball than it do, let's say for instance, like football? Yes, definitely. Okay, okay.
Reginald: Yes, definitely. do man, baseball man, baseball is a failure sport. I mean, you can literally hit the ball three out of 10 times and be a great hitter. You know what I'm saying?
Phone Home: That's true. That's true. That's damn true. That's true.
Big Darrell: Right, right. That's fact. You got a 300 bad average. That's fucking great.
2: Okay. Three. I mean, that's that's great.
Reginald: Yeah.
Phone Home: That's crazy. That's crazy.
Reginald: â
3eezy Bih: mean, I mean basketball the same way too though. You can do that basketball. Yeah, it is.
Reginald: Sorry.
Phone Home: but the percentage still higher though.
Big Darrell: is way higher. If you got a nigga shooting 30 % of basketball, kinda like, you feel me? You need least be above 40.
2: As soon as I...
Phone Home: Right.
3eezy Bih: But if he's shooting 38%, if he's shooting 38 % from the three point line, that nigga Ray Alvin. He says damn. Yeah, yeah, mean, well, I mean, yeah.
Phone Home: Right, yeah, that's good, but it's still higher than 300.
Big Darrell: That's good.
2: Mm. then you gotta get around on that game of It's way different.
3eezy Bih: I mean, yeah, I mean, I was just saying like that was a great point. There's a failure sport I heard that before too. I don't know shit about baseball
2: That's my first time hearing that. said, damn this shit, this nigga genius.
Big Darrell: Thanks, thanks. And then it's even harder to be a pitcher. That shit like damn near like, learning pitches and shit. That shit is crazy.
Reginald: No. It really not hard brother, you just play dodge ball, you hit a target.
Phone Home: So, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so,
Big Darrell: But see Reggie saying that ain't hard cause Reggie was good as motherfucker. That's a different story.
2: Yeah, nah, but then reserving your own a nigga like the Marys Bilbo you playing quarterback and pitcher
Big Darrell: Change up.
Reginald: Chinese, a lot of...
3eezy Bih: I love it as well.
Phone Home: Growing up, the only thing I knew was a fucking fastball.
Reginald: Yeah.
Big Darrell: That's I'm telling her. See, right every time I hit the target, but it's...
Reginald: That's why y'all didn't play baseball in high school.
Phone Home: Right, right, right, right.
Reginald: You know what I'm But yeah, yeah, it's all about onslaught, man. And where you put your leg at, It's called a breaking ball, bro, outspeed. You know what saying? You used to ball, fail ball, so you sit on fail ball, you have to adjust to the curve. Adjust to the outspeed.
3eezy Bih: Nah, I believe.
Phone Home: I curveball, yo, but I'm talking about like that. Like, like I didn't see the goddamn ball. I seen that motherfucker coming and it just dropped. Like what the?
Big Darrell: See, me.
Reginald: afford â draw Dip. Yeah, sinkers. Yeah.
Big Darrell: I'ma tell you, it was three pictures coming up and them niggas had that shit. It was red, it was the real green and it was vibrant. Man, them niggas come up there throwing that shit.
Phone Home: â yeah, I remember Daryl Green. I remember Daryl Green.
Reginald: You
3eezy Bih: I mean, but but smooth. That's just like bowling. You know, it isn't like the shit going straight down line. Then nigga can make that big turn right at the end.
Big Darrell: Right, like some niggas gotta know how to curb that bitch. that shit crazy.
Phone Home: Shit, I don't even know what that shit called. I don't know what that shit called.
Reginald: Yeah
3eezy Bih: My homeboy daughter was real good at that crap. She like going straight down like straight to the gutter. Next thing you know that bitch it turned at the end of the day. I mean at the end of the lane and not straight pins straight out the mouth out the mouth. â girl.
Reginald: Yeah.
Phone Home: Yeah.
Reginald: Mm-mm. It's just something, it was repetition, bruh. It's just something you had to work on.
2: Y'all talking about Brian James?
Phone Home: â yeah, Byron James, you know Byron. But you know Byron James, top five, hey that's top five athlete, â not athlete, but top five football player on the coast, for sure.
Reginald: You're the goat.
Big Darrell: Hell yeah. Byron's buying Jane, Darrell green and Reggie.
2: That boy, he was a different. He was a different.
Reginald: tough athlete, athlete for sure.
Big Darrell: Facts, And before buying Jane, it was Miko Brown. That boy, I remember coming up watching Miko Brown.
Phone Home: Shit, Bland Pines changed that nigga, man.
2: I don't think Miko... Miko not fucking with my arm, bro.
Phone Home: Nah, I'm not fucking with Byron James, bro. Bro, listen, I see, listen, I see, man, I see Byron James walk. I seen that nigga walk on the football field, dawg. I've never seen it in my fucking life, bro. It still got the first down.
Big Darrell: No, no, no, no, no, I'm talking about in baseball though. I don't know about foot. I ain't talking about football, but I'm talking about coming up.
Reginald: you gotta clip that one. Hey, you gotta clip that. They don't believe it. I I block for Baron like all my life though. He like he like a rubber band.
Big Darrell: That's fact. That's fact.
2: Bauer different.
Phone Home: You got the clip? You got the clip? Do you have the clip?
Eric: You gotta send a film. You gotta send a film, Reggie.
2: No, he said you clip this, clip this.
3eezy Bih: Nah, he was saying you need to clip what you just said. Happy and make it.
Phone Home: I know, but I'm asking do we got the clip?
Reginald: I may have, I may, I may, I may, I may have to find, let me look some.
2: We can put a clip on clip.
Big Darrell: Okay, okay. But see, see, but see, Smooth, it was a different time, like coming up, we used to look up to Miko Brown. I'm talking about in baseball though. I'm talking about in baseball, like in baseball. But see, it's so crazy that these people.
Eric: It's in the film. In the film.
Phone Home: Okay, okay, okay. Yeah, nah, nah, nah, nah. We had a different identity over here, nigga. We had different breeds over here, nigga. We had Vic Ballard, nigga. Jonathan DeFlanders, nigga. Talkin' about no motherfuckin' Nico Brown, nigga.
2: Neewer.
Big Darrell: different breeze over here nigga we had a big battle nigga
2: Boom. Bro, yeah, you feel me? Nigga, in baseball, bro, in baseball, we lived up to Tanger Patterson, nigga. Like, that, that mâ she was different.
Phone Home: Right, right, right, niggas.
Big Darrell: And see, it's so crazy though, the people that we naming right, are two-way athletes and that shit is crazy as fuck. Like, they were great in baseball and fucking great in football. That shit, you don't see that. And like, that shit crazy.
2: Now that's one thing about Mars plan Mars plan on like giving good people credit.
3eezy Bih: I'm out.
Reginald: HUH?
2: Yeah, I was at the Mars for people don't like no saying I know I give the utmost credit to them. They both great.
Big Darrell: You talking about giving Gula?
Reginald: We don't like
Phone Home: â yeah, Marspawn niggas don't give credit to Google. They don't give credit.
Big Darrell: That's Hell nah, that's a fact, that's a fact.
2: â
Reginald: I gave I just gave you, set question credit.
Phone Home: Nah, nah, nah, y'all don't get credit. Hey, because if we gonna keep it a buck, you got it too, you got it too.
2: Man, I remember Keith was telling me that KB was better than Swayze. I was like, KB that nigga. But come on, Swayze was different when I was school. You know what saying? Like, bro, and it's crazy. was at the pub? Not who was at the pub, it was at the captain. Niggas from Mars went like, oh boy, yeah, you trippin'. I'm looking at myself like, damn.
Phone Home: You gotta say tiz,
2: This ain't gotta be a clip, but you know what I'm KB was that man. But it's like, bro, this nigga Swayzo is different. He really was, Tiz, Tiz was that guy. Come on, what we doing?
Phone Home: Tears, tears bro, tears.
Reginald: I mean, Taylor was good.
3eezy Bih: You alright? You alright?
Reginald: No, I'm saying, terrible good, young sir. He ain't KB.
Big Darrell: But see, see, see, and that's that Miles Pond pride. Like Miles Pond in like New York and Mississippi, boy.
Phone Home: Yeah, that's crazy. No, that's crazy.
Reginald: KB bro.
2: Mind you, KB was KB. KB that nigga dog. These are just two niggas.
Phone Home: First and foremost, they played two different positions. They played two different positions. He did, he did, but that was, he was a better wide receiver, but he got recruited as a cornerback. You know what I'm saying? So his stats ain't gonna look like KBs, you know what I'm saying? But just pound for pound.
3eezy Bih: I'm about to say, 10th play wide receiver.
2: Hey dude!
3eezy Bih: corner bay.
2: corner bit,
Phone Home: Listen. Yeah, pound for pound.
2: I don't think it's a debate at all.
Reginald: For real? I never seen it, bro. I'm
Phone Home: Yeah.
3eezy Bih: What about my nigga Bill? One these running fast as shit too? One of these like a top power schoolin' nigga too?
2: Yeah, I don't think nobody was fastening, Bill.
3eezy Bih: I'm trying to get my niggas in credit because we was shining on my nigga. That nigga built the second fastest nigga I ever seen in my life with my two eyes. Yeah. Huh?
2: I don't, I think like, â
Reginald: For real, it'd be more important to try.
2: Shifting this, shifting, wait, he smoked all them boys, man.
Phone Home: Hey, hold on, hold on now, Now, he beat all them niggas. He beat all the niggas. He beat all the niggas.
Reginald: I'm asking a question. I'm asking a question.
3eezy Bih: Nah, nah, built the second-fancy niggas I've seen in my life. Like, like, my own two eyes.
2: All right, don't let me get my fan back. Yeah.
Phone Home: But hey, but look, nah, hey, but look, hold on, hold on, hold on. But to that point, that's what, hold on, there, hold on, bro. That's what 2. is. Like this nigga Bill literally ran a fucking 427. He ran a 427. But you get around Mars Point niggas, and it's like, that don't even matter. You know what saying? Like, and then he go beat the niggas, he go beat the niggas from Mars Point.
Big Darrell: Hold on, hold on, hold Hold on, hold on. â okay, my bad, my bad, my bad.
Eric: Thank
Phone Home: Aw man, that nigga was hurt, man. Aw, he can't, like it just, it's always an excuse for why this nigga can't be the fastest nigga.
2: Damn, Nick from Oswein. Man, that nigga, that nigga fell out. Damn, Nick from Oswein, he lose the bill. Damn, that boy done fell off. What? This nigga been in the train since 10.
Eric: Yeah, that's crazy. Yeah, what a deal.
Big Darrell: Hold on, hold on. Who, who, who, who, who, who, who, â
Reginald: I mean, I ain't never lost to Pelsagulu.
2: new
Reginald: From Pals of Gull.
2: Well, he was at Mars Point running out hunting. Passed Gula. He from Passed Gula and went to Mars Point with a faster man on Mars Point Team 2. So the top two fastest was from Passed Gula.
Reginald: Buddy from where?
Phone Home: Boss point, boss point.
Reginald: Okay
Big Darrell: Who, who, who?
Reginald: Thanks, sir.
3eezy Bih: Bup, bup.
Phone Home: Yeah, it don't matter. It don't matter who it was. He beat all them niggas. He beat all them niggas.
Eric: Who is crossing the moon?
Reginald: I, I, but I never lost to Pelsagula.
2: and wood.
Phone Home: What you talking about?
Reginald: N***a what? He was on my highlight tape. Show me. Clip it. Clip it. Pull it up. Pull it up.
Phone Home: You Omaha like play getting smacked. Nigga, I can stole it. I got the tape.
2: You You
Big Darrell: Ay, ay, ay, you TLA family boy. You can TLA family. Ay, them niggas act just the same, bruh.
2: So remember, Baryski is smacked on the highlight.
3eezy Bih: I will do it.
2: Man, hold up, hold up. Hey, Bill. Hey, Bill. Hey, man.
Phone Home: I got all my shit nigga. Nigga, you own this bitch. You own this bitch from high school. You own this bitch. What that bitch say? Pasagula. I got all my shit nigga.
Reginald: Put it in! No, no, no, against me. I'm gonna see you say more apart. I guarantee you ain't put no fear in one them. When you had to meet me in that hole, I'll tell you. Man, please. He knew about it.
2: Boy, â he got a scholarship off you. Hey man, wait, I saw him, Bill, man. Hey Bill, man, speak for yourself, Bill, man. Tell that boy that nigga wasn't fucking with you. â my God.
Phone Home: You got a scholarship like that nigga.
3eezy Bih: Nah, I'm speaking for my nigga Bill, man. They signed down my nigga Bill like that, man.
Phone Home: Yeah.
Reginald: Who is they? Ain't nobody on here from Walport but me. And I never said nothing about Bill.
Eric: Yeah.
3eezy Bih: Nah, I was just talking about it in general, it would have been little dope better. Nah, even the mouth point niggas, niggas. Nah, I'm neutral, I'm from Jackson, so I ain't got nothing to say.
2: Well, we gained a point anyway.
Reginald: I never locked for Popsagoola!
Phone Home: They say you never lost to Pastor Gula. Shit nigga, we still beat Mars Point, nigga. We beat Mars Point, nigga. You ain't lost to Pastor Gula, but we beat Mars Point, nigga.
Reginald: Nigga Vic now beat my old point. Hey, and they called two touchdowns back.
Phone Home: Nigga, and we was on that team, nigga. We was on that team.
2: Yeah.
Eric: Who was on the team?
Phone Home: nigga
3eezy Bih: Hey, so, hold on, Reggie, Reggie, you say big nil, he ain't a dim? He ain't part of that, he ain't dim?
Reginald: Nah, he wouldn't play it then.
Phone Home: You crazy! You crazy! What? That was our best year! That was our best year!
Reginald: You was a 10th, no, he was a 10th grade.
3eezy Bih: That's what I'm saying. â ain't, â you wanna play a movie?
Phone Home: Nah, nah, I went in 10th grade, I was in 11th grade.
Eric: We'll be back next Friday.
2: Who was 11th grade?
Reginald: Yeah, he was in 11th grade.
3eezy Bih: Hold up, you a damn girl you wanna play?
Phone Home: N***a, yes, I played.
3eezy Bih: That's why I said damn, wouldn't he be the damn?
Phone Home: Yeah, right, he don't wanna give us credit for beating they ass.
3eezy Bih: Cause I said he would be the damn. He might not be that nigga, but he would damn.
Reginald: So, so, so, so who's, hold on, hold on, hold a minute. Who's that running back?
Phone Home: Big Ballon and Jonathan De Flanders.
Reginald: All right, so what bit was?
Phone Home: bit was received and run a bit.
Eric: Slatton's.
Reginald: Bill can't catch so what were he doing? Y'all just say he can catch. If y'all had two running backs. Hold on, hold on, no, no, no, no, no, hold on, hold on. No, no, I'm saying, no, I'm going on, I'm going on what they said.
3eezy Bih: Build one in a second!
Phone Home: NIGGA! That nigga! NIGGA! He did everything! He did everything!
Eric: Hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up, up, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up, up, hold up, hold hold up. Now we talk about two different phases in my athletic career. Now, if we talk about high school, high school, I don't think nobody from all's point was fucking with me during my years.
2: They playing with your name, Bill. They playing with your name, Bill.
Big Darrell: Bill Bill getting all type of straight. Hold on that. Hold on that Dini started some shit. Look at Dini started
Phone Home: NIGGA, THAT WAS THAT PERK! THAT WAS THAT PERK! THAT WAS THAT PERK!
2: man. Hey, 4614 Fairmont, man.
Phone Home: Right.
3eezy Bih: You hear me now?
Reginald: Man, know, that's a motor skill. You don't lose hands, brother.
Phone Home: No!
Eric: Me personally. In football. In track, football, like I only did track and football. So 2000 and look, look, all right, let me say this. Let me say this. 2000 and 2008, 2009, bro, you gotta think. 2008, I'm running behind Muff and Vic. Vic went to the league. Muff, people arguably say was.
3eezy Bih: And what? And what built out of it? Let's see what we got, â
2: Talk to â man.
Phone Home: N***a, football and trend! Football and trend!
Big Darrell: Y'all gotta get the years right too now, cause y'all got different years. So, so name the years so we can, we can clip the years.
Eric: Way more talented than Vic and I still ate with them Still so we ain't talking about that I know Miko was cold like man respect to the God like Miko was cold But I just don't think he would have he would have had to move around and pass the Gula
2: You some burn.
Phone Home: He would have been doing what you did in Paso Guza. Real shit. Real shit.
Eric: Come on, bro, we would have had to move around.
3eezy Bih: I'm more original, so what did Bill do then? y'all keep... What happened? I'ma ask you, this ain't me making fun of you.
Phone Home: Nigga, bro, bro, we was talking about Perk, we was talking about Perk and this plan, bro. This nigga was the truth. This nigga, he ran a fucking 98 yard touchdown. Like we-
Eric: Was it?
Big Darrell: Hold on. Hold on. Did Miko run track too? He ran track too? Damn, I ain't know that. See, I ain't know that.
Eric: Yeah.
3eezy Bih: know, I'm, the BIP, I know, I know, but what I'm saying, I, like I said, BIP the second-passing niggas. â okay, okay. I ain't, ain't, I'm inquiring, my bad.
Phone Home: No, we was making a joke about perc, bro. We making a joke about perc, bro. We was playing about perc.
2: Yeah, you know, right, cool. Make it a joke about that Miami hurricane scene. I run the back. I â said, yes, I make a joke about that Miami hurricane scene. That was, you know, how deep that running back room was.
3eezy Bih: You say what?
Phone Home: Yeah, right, right.
Eric: â yeah, that's crazy.
3eezy Bih: â no.
Phone Home: Right, right, yo.
3eezy Bih: Yeah, that's
Eric: That's crazy. And then, know, go ahead.
2: Mommy?
Phone Home: That's a good point.
Reginald: Come on.
3eezy Bih: Kind of kind of how deep this chiefs running back room about to be all real. Yeah, I got questioned about that later.
2: Yeah, all right, bro. Well, yeah.
Big Darrell: Yeah, yeah, come on now. I want to hear from Reggie though Reggie do do do you remember the lineup from 2008 and miles point and 2009 and miles point?
2: the human.
Reginald: Yeah, that Pazigula on 120 to 10. I was in the stand.
Phone Home: That beautiful game. That was a beautiful game.
Reginald: But the next year, I may show that in here.
2: Okay. Okay.
Phone Home: Where we going? Where we going?
Big Darrell: Okay, tell me, so what year was that, Reggie? Night and a year.
Reginald: â the year right after, what, 2009?
Big Darrell: So, 2009?
Phone Home: 2008 I believe 2008 because we graduated â nine so that'd be 2000
Eric: See you.
Reginald: Okay, well 2008, yeah.
Big Darrell: So, so two down to eight, what would the squad? But hold on, hold hold I want to ask Reggie, what would the lineup in two down to?
Phone Home: You act like you score six touchdowns or some shit.
2: Peace!
3eezy Bih: Yeah.
Reginald: What was your duty? What was your duty? You don't have to show that. No, man, you didn't do that. That man, But listen, Palsagula probably by far my easiest games ever played. You know what saying?
Phone Home: Nigga, I did my duty. I got it on film. Nigga, tackle you. Nigga, I can't.
2: You
Phone Home: Bro, man, I don't know who was out there.
Eric: Man, my finger, man, I had 200 yards on y'all. Like, that's bad, man.
Big Darrell: Hey
Reginald: Did y'all win?
Phone Home: Hold on, hold on. Shout out my nigga Jarell. out my nigga Jarell. What are our quarterback throw four fucking picks? What you talking about?
3eezy Bih: I told Bill!
2: Yeah, that one, nigger.
Reginald: Why he throwing the ball if he got Bip in the backfield? Why we throw?
3eezy Bih: I thought Hellreal was the quarterback.
Phone Home: I just said that bro.
Big Darrell: What he said, hell real, Jarell.
2: The wind was blowing like a muffler.
3eezy Bih: Why we, I'm saying why, oh he must came, oh, out of the quarterback, out of the quarterback through full picks, he came in.
Reginald: â Lord, not a win, Blon. Not a win. Y'all that right king, y'all that right king. Can't fold pick.
Phone Home: I know. Nigga, that's what I'm telling you. That's what the fuck I'm telling you, nigga.
2: Nah, wait, wait, wait.
Reginald: No, you ain't telling me nothing. If I got Bip in my back there, he got 200 yards. What I'm throwing the ball?
2: Set up my nigga rock, man. Set up my nigga rock.
Phone Home: He still call 4 pigs! How the fuck you catch 4 pigs?
Reginald: He's still... Still lost!
Big Darrell: Damn, that's
3eezy Bih: â hell rail? Hold up, hell rail through 4p?
Big Darrell: Yes, yes.
2: Yeah.
Phone Home: I'm an excellent
3eezy Bih: No, I thought you said shout out my quarterback, cause I thought you were saying he came in and took out the dude at two four peaks and he came back. That's what I was thinking.
Phone Home: No, Jarell, you're open-ended.
Big Darrell: Nah, uh-uh, uh-uh. I think I remember that. But nah, nah, Reggie, who y'all lineup was that year? Who was the quarterback? Who was the running back? Who was the... Give us the lineup.
3eezy Bih: Damn.
2: Question?
Phone Home: I don't
Reginald: â it's all the curtain.
Big Darrell: Joseph, that's who it is. He was quarterback then, huh?
2: â
Reginald: I think Quaishon kinda started out the year and I think Joe kinda took over. man, yeah, that was happen. My 10th grade, yeah, that probably was our sorriest team, That probably was our sorriest team, man. The people, the seniors wasn't focused, you know what saying? TJ Stephen had the rig and, you know, they felt like he was the next guy. So when he did that, man, the whole team went down, they went to smoking dope, they went coming to Prairie.
Phone Home: Quasar towards ACL.
2: Yeah, he did.
Reginald: I'm just glad I stayed focused and I was grounded enough from my home environment and we just stayed pushing because the next year we went to South State. Yeah.
2: I had gave, didn't I?
Phone Home: That was a crazy game, Wayne County versus Moss Point, that was a crazy
2: Gabe King, yeah.
Eric: and
2: while we travel to that game.
Phone Home: Yeah, that game was crazy. That game was crazy.
Eric: Yeah.
2: Can I hear Tracy, right? Tracy Lampley?
Phone Home: No, no, no, Tracy graduated with us. They had another nigga that went to Mississippi State. He played quarterback. He played quarterback.
Reginald: Mm-hmm. Da Teres. I thought your name was Da Teres or something like that. Or something like that.
Phone Home: Yeah, but nah, them niggas, them niggas, them niggas good. But 2007, I think that was the year we had beat Mars Point. Mars Point had a squad then. That's when KB, I think KB was the quarterback. Then he moved the receiver. Then Marshawn was the quarterback. Then you got Mika on the background. I think y'all had, on defense, y'all had Pouda. I think that nigga had like 11 picks in there. Yeah.
Reginald: Yeah.
2: photo
Reginald: Yeah, had Porter, JB, Willie Packer, â Josh Chestang.
2: Willie Parker.
Phone Home: Yeah Legendary. Legendary team. Legendary team.
Reginald: Yeah, I'm good. That chest, that chest ain't around a four two, bruh.
Big Darrell: You say Gula One, ayo?
Phone Home: Yeah, we wanna, yo, Josh Chastain, what happened? Man, that nigga wasn't no damn DN. That's that high school shit. That's that high school shit. Man, nigga was 6'2", 190. That wasn't no fucking DN.
Reginald: B- BEEH! That better was a DM, That better was a DM, bruh.
2: Yeah.
Reginald: No, I'm at about 200.
Eric: He said he was running bad.
Phone Home: The nigga, the nigga supposed to be playing safety. That's that high school shit, man. So let me ask you this, Reggie. That's what I'm saying. That's high school shit. You out of position. But that's what I was about to ask you, Reggie. How do you, how do you, and we can kind of wrap it up after this. How do you, when you was coaching, how do you decide what player plays their, do you make them play their right position?
3eezy Bih: I was about to say, I was about to say side of high school and play it in. What you mean?
2: Yeah
Phone Home: because me and two had these conversations all the time. Well, like, you know, niggas be out of position and motherfuckers be thinking like this nigga a goat. And was like, bro, these niggas, all these kids are out they wrong fucking position. So how do you do that?
Reginald: Yeah. Yeah, you put them in the right position, If you want them to be successful, I mean, if you got a team that you see that's not gonna be there, you gotta do what you gotta do. But you got a team that got potential. Yeah, everybody need to be in their right position, you know what saying? And getting better at it, because this player potentially could go to college. So he need to be learning all he can learn right here. I could take my brother Larry for example. â His ninth grade yellow kind of frustrated me because they had him on defense, you know what saying? And I was like, man, listen, man, he received it, Put him in receiver, let him do his thing. You know what I'm saying? And then they did. And you know what I'm saying? He started getting recognition, but in crux-tie situation, he gotta have the ball in his hand, dog. Sometimes can't, the quarterback can't get it to him. Put him at QB. And change the game.
Phone Home: So, but I, but see to that point, like, you know, it's a lot of kids who probably out of position who don't have nobody to say like, hey, you know, hey, put my kid here or do this, that and the third, you know what I'm saying? Like.
Reginald: I mean, Cam Michael played quite a bit. He went to the Leafs running back.
Phone Home: Mm-hmm.
Reginald: an athlete just gonna be an athlete regardless. I they know what they can do with you. I college coaches, I I talk to college coaches all the time. They understand how school coaches, you know what I'm saying? Not them, you know what I'm So the question is, how's this kid, man? What is grades like? What can he do for us? For us, he had to do this, but hey man, if we had this.
Phone Home: Yeah.
Reginald: He had a hell of a fat receiver. Man, he come out the edge, you know what saying? Real well, you know what saying? But I had to put him on the interior because he's probably one of our biggest guys, you know what I'm So and now that Coach, he get to visualizing, OK, this person can come out the edge, get him to account. Now you're like, OK, yeah, I see what Coach talking about. And that's how it go.
3eezy Bih: Well, mean, just to kind of add, because I do, mine's totally different because I do high school basketball. I don't do football. And like far as like talking positions, I mean, basketball is totally different because you can have your one playing the five. So I know what you mean by that. But I think when your point, when you say that the college coaching, because when we speak to college coaching, we have like a top point guard, but I, a point guard might not be getting recruited. I mean, a top center. he may not be getting recruited for center because he ain't number six, two, six, three, six, four, right? So when he going to college, he gonna play either the three to the one. And so like you said, those coaches, they asking us like what, know, school, height, know, know, leadership skill wise. And then they also ask me, yeah, I know he plays center for y'all because I know this and that, but how have we ever tried them on the wing? And you know, we asked those questions because most likely was it ball vision.
Reginald: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
3eezy Bih: And because you reason you say that them being different coaches, because they're to have five other recruits that's going to be doing that spot. Like, I got a six, nine nigga coming in. So I don't need him playing center. What he look like passing the ball. You know what saying? So that's just to your point of like, you know, they know in high school, we put you in a spot that can help us to win. Now we can need you to recruit as in what's going to help us to win.
Reginald: Mm-hmm. Yeah, man, they got a train out on what to look for, in their meetings. It's just like, I don't know how true it is, but what I've heard, you know what saying, when it was the league or whatnot was looking at Sanquez, they were saying he had good hands, quick hands, you know what saying? He was fast in the field. So, man, know, and third team's looking for that, you know what I'm saying? A good sixth of time.
3eezy Bih: Good day.
Reginald: guy with quick hands, you know what saying? How easy on the ball. I seen another guy, a kid hit a pop-up, you know what I'm saying? Fly ball, but it went so high. So now this man said he was judging off his back pattern, you know what I'm saying? How he look, how much butt he got, you know what I'm saying? Man, that's power to hit the ball that high, even though it didn't go out. They looking at his power. So, man, they just got to offer different things that they looking for.
Phone Home: Right. Right.
3eezy Bih: Do you think, and this more on the higher level though, like in that field wise, do you think racism got a part in that too? Because for here, I'm just trying to see what's the unfairity or if it's fair or not, whatever, know, how you know, smooth. So do you think racism play a part in that as well? Because you know, we'll have somebody like, know, you're Baltimore fan where a dude was saying he was a running back, I mean a wide receiver, would it be looking like that racism or is it? Like you said, that a try and I.
Reginald: Hey, what up, man? Y'all think go up?
Phone Home: I just think she
3eezy Bih: My shit didn't go out. That nigga smooth heard me too bro. That nigga just a... That's why that nigga talk about you at football like that nigga. be hating shit nigga. That nigga want shit wasn't rich. Nah, I fuck with you. But nah, I was just saying, you know, when it come to certain players, we say racism, but when we say, just like we talking now, we say it's a trained eye. Do you think, both of them play a part or what?
2: you
Reginald: Nah, but... Hey â yeah. I think, I think they both play a part. and not saying, â it's our racism because I feel like if you good, you good. mean, they can't take that away from you. saying it just depends on how much they want willing to pay you. You know what I'm It's just like Bo Jackson, man. I mean, his first contract he left it. He was arguably the greatest player in baseball, football. to come out, you know what saying, at that time, so. could have been racism or it could have been, you know, just how they value you.
Phone Home: Shit man, we gonna wrap it up man. We gonna wrap it up man. Ridge, we appreciate you bro. That was a great episode, you know what saying? And like I said man, we appreciate you.
2: Definitely a friend of the show bro, man. We need we got to get you back on here again, bro
Reginald: I appreciate your time.
Eric: Absolutely.
3eezy Bih: Hey, breathe. Hey.
Phone Home: We definitely gonna collab when football season come up. We definitely collab when football season come up for sure. For sure.
Reginald: That was more different, man. Made me feel at home.
Big Darrell: Yes, sir. â
3eezy Bih: You see it Reggie. Hey bud, come on bud. Hey, you can eat it, smooth bud. Hey bud, hey bud. You see what we about to do this year, Y'all niggas done lost everybody.
The Iron Fist: Hehehehehe
Reginald: Cheers.
Phone Home: you
Big Darrell: Yeah, cuz we need somebody to go again, dink-ass.
The Iron Fist: Aye, boy, water.
Reginald: What's happened? â we lost. â
Phone Home: Yes, sir. Fall home, Fall home.
Eric: Yeah.
3eezy Bih: Y'all can't see that anything. All let me reach, yo.
2: Fuck man.
Reginald: I got y'all be good better
3eezy Bih: That nigga's mook is out of here.