Is Drake Actually Dropping? + The Black Athlete Debate

2: That's right.

3eezy Bih: course, it looked cleaner than the one on PlayStation 2 built with a PlayStation 5 game ⁓

Eric: ⁓ I'm not sure you can do one with her.

2: What say threes races in you?

3eezy Bih: Man, cause that nigga smooth as like he hear me talking to him. I'm like he was on the phone.

Eric: Right. Raise your hand for me, We're gonna call on you to say this out

2: You raise your hand for the nigga

3eezy Bih: Hey, hey, hey! That what you tell my took that nigga say you get hangin time bro. Like come on, that's crazy.

Phone Home: God. Bro, it's nobody's fault that you think about dicks 24-7, bro. That's your problem. That's not our problem, bro.

3eezy Bih: That's crazy. That man's a nigga thinking about dicks, it's crazy.

Phone Home: Ready?

3eezy Bih: That is crazy. I think I own the park. It's on my deeks.

Phone Home: Hey, Bill, the 007 came out yet?

Eric: I'm still getting that bit. I don't give a damn what.

3eezy Bih: The fact you know this city is wack, Bill. That bitch a free game.

Eric: Because you know, I get on there, remember I told you? No, it ain't free. No.

Phone Home: Aw, damn, for real?

2: Come on, come on your phone like on YouTube

3eezy Bih: No more pre-Randy.

Eric: I had a lot of money. ⁓

3eezy Bih: ⁓ god, that bitch come with the album music down the tube.

2: That's what he said.

3eezy Bih: That be a game with the PlayStation.

Phone Home: They come out on the 27th. Yeah.

Eric: Huh? the game or maybe you can pre-order on the 15th. I don't know.

2: I was supposed to come out on 15 ice man made in beta boys. ⁓

Eric: I actually got dumped with seven kids in the game. But I had.

3eezy Bih: ⁓ I think I'd please make

Phone Home: Man, I don't think, ⁓ I think he's gonna get pushed back.

2: No, Iceman made them. Made James Bond take a deep breath in the whole background.

3eezy Bih: ⁓ okay.

Phone Home: Really, y'all telling these boys, was like, bro, I don't, it don't feel like the album coming, bro. Like, he not promoting ⁓ Drake album. See, this nigga don't even know it's coming out on the 15th.

2: Okay, bro. have you been on the road?

The Iron Fist: Some some ⁓ huh? Nah, I think it's gonna come. said he said May the 15th. That mean I think you're gonna drop it

3eezy Bih: What you mean from all that big head and fat ass ice cube in the middle of the city?

The Iron Fist: Yeah, yeah, that's me.

2: soon.

Phone Home: Yeah, but he been doing that. He been doing that since a year ago. feel like it might be a song, bro. I feel like it might be a song versus an album that's about to drop, bro.

3eezy Bih: Yeah, what I'm saying is that you one more you want.

The Iron Fist: thinks gonna be a hell.

3eezy Bih: Yeah, see, thing can put a whole ice cube in the ceiling, nigga. Let's see, that's enough.

Phone Home: I mean, but that's been the whole thing for shit.

3eezy Bih: Yeah, I know, I've been seeing since he was riding around with the stream machine.

Phone Home: Ew.

The Iron Fist: Yeah, I think he gonna stay true. mean, you know, I think he gonna drop.

2: I I'll try it.

Eric: Hey, Smooth got a point though, man, cause God dang, bro. Drake done toy with niggas for so long. Pause.

3eezy Bih: Hey look, I'm gonna let y'all handle this.

The Iron Fist: What you mean? What you mean? He just been really just like, you know, dropping songs, dropping streaming, you know? I think it's just like a kind of like a build up, you know what I'm saying? Like I don't...

Phone Home: It ain't a build up though. It ain't a build up. it's like he do something and then it's just like it go dormant. It ain't.

Eric: Yeah. But we never got a date though. Like I'm looking at the little Instagram post now of the picture of the booklet. It do say Iceman May 15th. So I know you think it's a song smooth, but I don't know. just think Iceman May 15th. think that that's just.

3eezy Bih: Hey, is that just talking with King of the More shit? With the Fireman shit?

2: Adios!

The Iron Fist: I saw that. I thought there was just people just making up stuff though.

Phone Home: I see that.

3eezy Bih: Yeah.

Phone Home: Yeah, that's just me.

2: That's the idea. I did see the guy, the OVO Joe guy, the white guy that always puts on videos. He was like, it could possibly be a movie.

The Iron Fist: Yeah.

Phone Home: See? See? Nah, it ain't about to feel hard, but I'm just saying, like, it just don't feel like an album, bro. We talking about this May the 4th. He ain't did like an interview. He ain't said nothing, you know? So I just, you know.

The Iron Fist: It gotta be hard though.

2: It is fate.

The Iron Fist: Yeah. Mm-hmm.

Eric: We haven't gotten any confirmed from him for sure.

Phone Home: We have not got nothing confirmed at Drake that the album is coming.

3eezy Bih: You

2: He did say Iceman. He posted Iceman May 15th, but he didn't put like directly album.

Phone Home: We ain't got a track list. We ain't got nothing.

Eric: Them bitches don't usually come into the night before though.

2: Yeah, I ain't down. I don't think, cause I think he, I don't think he gonna play this far late in the game.

The Iron Fist: That's what I say.

Phone Home: But why not, But why not?

3eezy Bih: But what about that? I mean, he playing though. He ain't say he ain't I mean, you could say he teased us, but it's not really like smoke said, he really did nothing there to make you think it's Al so he like he just fucking you over. You know what I'm He just had a big ice cube.

Eric: He can't do it.

The Iron Fist: But thought that was the whole point of the Ice Cube, you know, to like the... I guess they found the date inside of the... You know, I thought that was the whole theme of the whole Ice Cube... Ice Man.

2: Amen.

Phone Home: Well, we'll see. That's kind of like, that's what kind of fucked me up though, Willie, because apparently it was supposed to be harder to find the whatever, it was supposed to be a hard drive. Yeah, it was supposed to be a hard drive. He found a poster. So like, I don't know, man.

3eezy Bih: the note.

Eric: You can say I have blow torties and oh.

The Iron Fist: Yeah, okay. Yeah, I see what you're saying. I actually did think I thought it was gonna be a little more something else than the poster but but I was like, okay I really did think that but I was like, okay now we got a reveal

2: Yeah, then they say buddy phone likes a velcro bag

Eric: Wait, wait, wait, wait.

Phone Home: Yeah, right, right.

2: No, he found the booklet though.

Eric: That right, because the booklet revealed Iceman May 15th.

Phone Home: Yeah, but they were supposed to be a hard drive. That's what it was supposed to be. That's what Drake said. Drake said, he said a hard drive is in the middle. That's what Drake said.

Eric: Part two.

The Iron Fist: And then the dude, didn't they find some money or something? But keep in mind that the, you know, know, those people, think they ended up shutting that down though, because it was like such a frenzy around it. I think the people ended up, the city or something ended up destroying it. So if I heard on correctly, so that may have kind of messed his whole scheme up too. I don't know if y'all heard that. Yeah. I can't remember the particulars, but yeah.

Eric: Damn.

2: down a bit I ain't see what's up

Eric: in the middle.

Phone Home: Nah, I seen it, I seen it.

Eric: So you're seeing that.

2: Yeah, the fire fight. Yeah, the firefighters like it's because the motherfuckers kind of with it's like, damn, where the fuck you get that from? The blowtorch is like, like, they was playing Fortnite at that beach.

The Iron Fist: Right. Yeah, niggas doing the most.

3eezy Bih: Maybe maybe maybe I got arm again that they be trying to find a new

2: Yes, like.

Eric: It's great album, Hey, the man that hit Drake, he was like, bro, you can't push this down back.

The Iron Fist: ⁓

Phone Home: I'm

3eezy Bih: nigga putting GTA code weapons to get that shit man

The Iron Fist: Yeah, you know what the first thing I thought, I was like, dang, all the marketing dollars going down the drain. Because to me, I thought that was a cool idea. You know what I'm saying? Got people talking.

2: Man, what negative R2, R2, ⁓

Phone Home: plenty to do.

Eric: I definitely thought it was I definitely thought it was cool. Because then it was supposed to throw out and know niggas, you know niggas weren't going to wait for no, 10 days for their ice cubes.

2: down the terrain that's hurt.

The Iron Fist: I thought it was a cool idea. Yeah, yeah, you know, there was a real thing going on around me. I mean, to me that now see that was the promotion right there. You know what I'm saying? Like because people was really talking like I remember I was just scrolling. It was like how many days you know, they was trying to calculate how many days it's going to take for this big block of ice to melt to get to whatever is inside of it. You know what I'm saying?

Eric: Yeah, because realistically, it's supposed to still be on I. Yeah, right?

2: Nick.

The Iron Fist: You see what saying? Yeah, so like, he...

2: Niggas, they ain't turn niggas to build now the science guy off of albums.

The Iron Fist: Right. That's what I'm saying. Like it was some talk. It was some talk around it. You know what I'm saying? So I mean, I feel like at first he was doing definitely what he was supposed to do, but who knows, you know, perhaps, and this is me trying to come up with a theory, but perhaps that because that didn't go to as plan, he's scrambling, trying to come up with something else, you know, where it don't, like you say it now, it don't seem like nothing going on, but it was like real talks going on around that stuff at first. I mean,

2: How long could it be with Stan?

3eezy Bih: Keep doing the power, shit.

2: I don't like that word. I don't think he's scrambling. I think he's prepared.

The Iron Fist: Well, you know, again, I'm just theorizing, yeah.

Phone Home: Well, you know, that's what non Drake fans do. That's the type of word they make you,

2: Yeah.

Eric: going.

The Iron Fist: I like Drake though

2: And these started changing their whole jargon up.

Eric: I got I got got the say this willio willio don't drop nothing Don't drop nothing do my bro Willio will drop a whole album his video everything on the same day ⁓

3eezy Bih: I liked it.

The Iron Fist: Bruh, like, how can I not like somebody if I got the band on my album? I got two albums by this band on my wall.

Phone Home: Niggas said scramble.

The Iron Fist: Yeah, I'm notorious. I'm notorious for dropping all of these.

Phone Home: WHAT?!

The Iron Fist: Man, I was like, damn bro, how did that happen?

Phone Home: I don't give a fuck, let Drake drop. Nigga, nigga, how could you give a fuck? Like, what are you saying, bro? Like, don't nobody give a damn that you don't give a fuck that Drake dropping, dog?

The Iron Fist: Stop it. Stop it.

3eezy Bih: Thank

2: You

Eric: You don't want it.

2: I'm

The Iron Fist: Wow, bruh.

Eric: I mean, like, bro, don't do it, bro. Just drop it June, dawg. Drop it June.

The Iron Fist: Yeah man, yeah I remember I had caught myself dropping a little video some couple years ago. Nigga I think about 10 minutes later that nigga Drake had dropped that war video. What was that man? It did on top of that it was clean. I was like aw man, I might as well hang this up.

Phone Home: You

3eezy Bih: Yeah, think I can take that one back.

The Iron Fist: Next time, I get them next time.

Phone Home: Man, what it do, man? It's your boy Smoot, AKA Mr. Do What It Do, AKA Always On A Move, and this is episode 56 of the Phone Home Podcast.

2: What's up man? It's your boy Tuba and that was second missed man. Just left the junior high and Gula could never die long as two alive. What's happening with you three?

3eezy Bih: Hey, boy, it's your boy 3God83, not the number, but the name. You know, here to bring you out another episode of the Final Home Party, okay? You hear me, bitch?

Eric: Yo, yo, boy Eric, man. You know what it is. For all your mental health needs, visit myconnectcounseling.net. And for all your mental health needs, visit myconnectcounseling.net. Episode five, six, we got a legendary Lawrence Taylor. Hard-hitting, banging, legendary episode, baby, let's get it. Willie, yo, what's happening?

Phone Home: That's a foul.

3eezy Bih: happening

The Iron Fist: All praise to the most high man. All praise to the most high man. This your dog, Tarell Tarantino, AKA Tarell Wheels, AKA T Wheels, AKA T Wheels on the tank, AKA the carablandada, AKA the iron fist hitting your heart of the never, coming at you like that there for episode five, six. Let's get it. Shout out to Darryl, man.

Eric: you.

2: Shout out to Mr. Live from the loft. And can I also piggyback off you up? Damn. Can I also add on to what you said, 56 nights, dog. Man, shout out to the guys, bro. 56 nights, crazy. You feel me? Hey, shout out, man. And shout out y'all for watching and for getting this feedback. We love it. That's what keeps us going, bro. Shout out to y'all. And shout out to the guys.

The Iron Fist: Live from the love.

Eric: My cookies, my legendary, legendary made cookies.

The Iron Fist: Yeah. So, so.

Eric: Absolutely. Absolutely. That's Subscribe, share, like, and note in particular order, like, subscribe, share.

The Iron Fist: Subscribe, Like and Share.

2: If you're shy, if you're shy, send a DM, man. We'll respond to that. So we, every feedback, you're welcome,

Eric: There you go. There you go. And you know what? I want to do our audience be having some topics that they'd be wanting us to discuss.

The Iron Fist: So, see you guys.

Phone Home: They do, they actually do. I get a lot of people who send me stuff in regards to what we should discuss, stuff like that.

Eric: Okay, that's crazy. That's dope. Dope in itself.

3eezy Bih: See you later, talk about it.

The Iron Fist: up.

2: Yeah, that's love.

Phone Home: We have.

2: You are mook. ⁓

3eezy Bih: Oh, I thought, hey, that nigga's moving, that's a chicken head. was like, all right, then what's up, dude? And they say, we have. See, okay.

Eric: Yeah, bro, you know, I heard some bizarre speaking of feedback perhaps a bizarre as feedback I never kids think soldiers out of the box a Kid came up to me and said bro you talk like an exclamation an exclamation marks. It's like what the fuck does that mean? Yeah, right, but then they do a nigga explain, you know Like being being a southern nigga

3eezy Bih: Right.

Eric: We talk different. I understand it now. Like just being like from myself, I'm like, yeah, you know what mean? Like, what the fuck am I talking about? what mean? Like you just like talking. Their speech is more slowed down. It's more like at you. more, it ain't, it don't really got no rhythm to it. You know what I mean? So whenever I go to these schools, I'm just like, man, you feel me? Like, yeah, I'll go and pop it. You know what mean? They're like, OK. So he these niggas say, bro, you talk an exclamation mark. I'm like, wow, nigga, that's where your thoughts went to? That is some crazy feedback to me. That was just crazy to me.

The Iron Fist: Yeah.

3eezy Bih: ⁓ the nigga, he walk talking, ask him, make him want it.

2: And I think that's super wild for them to say that about you. Smooth and deep talking explanation marks to me.

The Iron Fist: Yeah

Eric: Oh, I'm like, I'm not even the real, I'm not even the main one that talk like that.

2: I don't think you saw spoken though either, I don't know. I guess that's like, you know, them bears, some language bears, motherfuckers. yeah, especially when you're talking to kids from the Midwest.

Eric: you Yes. How is he?

2: Yeah, yeah. Howdy.

Phone Home: How the hell has this been going?

Eric: that's dope, bro. some of these, like, man, ⁓ kids, them kids just kind of ⁓ you up with a different type of energy, ⁓ just because you just, like you said, you just hear the way that they think and you hear the type of stuff that they say. ⁓ Mental health is, it's a taboo topic because like with adults, you gotta really be in a space where you can receive it. You know what I mean? Like all adults don't come to that space in that mindset, but kids minds are so malleable that you can really just like plant a seed and it'll stick with them. And you can see it like, you know, germinating whenever you say certain stuff, you can be like, oh shit, damn.

2: Yeah. Are those the same type rooms though? You know, with adults, you can't just kind of pitch the idea to an adult and they be in that room. They got to kind of be acceptable to, or kind of want to go to therapy. That's how I try it out. But just with their own fixation in their head. speaking to your point, it's a difference between an adult wanting to do it, or it might seem like an elective to a child or a kid, a teenager.

Eric: See you later. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

2: So in the rooms when it's like kids or teenagers, is it something like elective or is this like, hey y'all, put your name on the list if you want to talk to a guy that looks like you and want to speak to y'all.

Phone Home: ⁓ them niggas is bad. ⁓ them niggas is bad.

Eric: Yeah, it's a special. It's a special. They have a choice. And I think they had a choice to try it out and then see if they wanted to come back. And then every one of them came back. And now it's funny because I be having kids, hey man, can I come in the group, Like, man, I'm going come back next year, bro. I mean, I'm going come back next semester. You know what I mean?

2: or it's the after school program. And it's like, you gotta sit through it.

Phone Home: you

Eric: So it's been a good turnout. It's been a good turnout so far. So the kids.

3eezy Bih: Maybe fuck with my boy Bill.

Phone Home: I might be back. I might be back if the pay ain't right. I ain't right.

Eric: Man, because why? They got to come with it. They got before a good price this time. It's going up, nigga.

2: It's the-

Phone Home: Hahaha!

2: What? Hey, boy. Yeah, I want to say something funny, but I'ma let you have it, bro. I ain't gonna tarnish your name.

Eric: I might have to call in reinforcements. I might have to have y'all. I might have to have phone home. I need to teach them how to help shit. The price just went up! Ain't no more tena key no more niggas. ain't got no...

2: price of the britches went up.

The Iron Fist: What? What did Joe say? Today's price is not yesterday's price.

2: Oh, I sell myself short. Oh, this for the, this for the cold, Chris.

Eric: Yeah, Mr. Vine, paint us like you always. But it's been good, bro. I really enjoyed

2: That's a little dope.

The Iron Fist: What's up, man?

3eezy Bih: They be fuckin' with the kid, Bill.

Eric: Yeah, man. Baby. I be talking to him about everything, man. Finances. Cars. Girl. I be letting him my hats. Hey, shout out to Tatum, bro. I don't know where my dog at. Me? Me and Dink.

3eezy Bih: be living with my hats Ha

Eric: We was fresh out of college, bro. We got to get the story off the... We got to, bro.

3eezy Bih: No, Bill, you got a reputation, bro. You can't do that.

2: I'm recording, missing the title.

Eric: Me and Dink, nah bro, I don't think this is bad though. Me and Dink fresh out of college, bro. Man, we looking for jobs, man. You know what I mean? It's like we fresh out of college. Man, me and Dink, social work, bam. We get the call from Ellisville State Hospital. Right, have y'all, are y'all familiar with a state hospital? It's it's like, no, it's called a state hospital.

3eezy Bih: That was state school. Was it called state school or state house? god.

Eric: Ellersville, outside of Hattiesburg. Man, it's like challenged adults. Where they send challenged adults, they can't really integrate into society, so they need constant surveillance, pretty much. Man, man, didn't go up in there, Boy, boy, boy. Man, they gave us a tour. I should have known right then that it wasn't an interview. They just told us to come for a tour and to see if we want the job. That was ironic.

3eezy Bih: Damn, man, I got a 5-F.

Eric: already, you know, now that you think about it. Man, man, that boy, dude walking us around, We get the one little dude in his clad, in his, in his, in his ⁓ dorm or whatever. He like, hey man, you know, watch out for him, man. He get drunk off water. And D like, and D like, huh? You know, D, you know, D.

The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm, wow, yeah.

Phone Home: You

Eric: boy did immediately go to ask a question like, how you talking about? ⁓ already laughing. ⁓ my God. ⁓

Phone Home: You

3eezy Bih: I forgot about that bill I forgot I asked who did I would carry though I was like hold on He said yeah he get drunk Niggas say he get drunk on war I'm looking at this nigga

The Iron Fist: I can't literally hear him saying that to me.

Eric: Me and Dick, so he get drunk on water. like, you know what I mean? like, yeah. we told, dude, security guard dude like, man, I don't know. He can't really explain it. So man, so we go to the next floor. We go to the next room, then what happened with, oh, and then we get to Tatum little room. Tatum like, shout out to Tatum.

3eezy Bih: Okay.

Eric: Man, that boy Tatum said, yeah, man, I've been doing this work for a little minute. You know what saying? He got this little dude with him, like little dude with him. A grown man, but little dude. Huh? Yeah, yeah. Man, man, little Tatum got, little dude got, he come out the room with a little hat on, like, it's just, you know what mean? And then we like, damn, bro. With a big hat. He come out the room, we like, damn, Tatum, they let them boys have what hats? And he like that. He like, man, you know.

Phone Home: Yeah, that's how my say them from part. Okay, okay.

3eezy Bih: Yeah, Yeah, take them home for me. Little Bill. big hat, little dude with a big hat in here.

The Iron Fist: You

Eric: Man, I'm a little nigga, man. You know, I be beating his ass. I be letting him wear my snapback. What?

3eezy Bih: my ass. can't let wear my ass. Hey man, that David. Hey Bill, you know what that remind me of though?

Phone Home: you

Eric: But that was the funniest day of our lives. We still crack up about that one.

3eezy Bih: You you you know Instagram when I'm do be like the first day in the gym and they show all the different scenes That's it. We look this way this shit going on That's you going on nigga in the cafeteria swiping the niggas

Eric: Yes, yes. It was, it was, was, hey, hey, that lady, that lady said she was going, she said she was going to email us to see if we wanted the job. Word on the street, that lady still waiting on our reply.

3eezy Bih: You may fire a blast!

Phone Home: Thank

Eric: we left that place so fast. ⁓ man, we ain't never coming back here, bro.

3eezy Bih: She said, what do y'all think? I said, yeah. I said, y'all got it. I could do it, She had it.

Phone Home: I got a topic for y'all boys, man. I think I had put this in the group message. ⁓ Open the screen, shit.

The Iron Fist: They come up outta here.

3eezy Bih: I'm gonna be living with my little hats. My hats and shoes.

Eric: I didn't even ⁓ one of them niggas killed the cop, you know?

3eezy Bih: Yeah, yeah, because we were like, damn, what are you like? we're here. Like, dang, he wasn't locked up or nothing.

The Iron Fist: ⁓ my. Wow. Yeah, I can.

Phone Home: Can y'all hear?

3eezy Bih: Thank

Eric: and I'll just move over to the other

Phone Home: you

3eezy Bih: Who said that page? Y'all said that on the other video.

Phone Home: That was a video.

3eezy Bih: Hey bro, hey, hey look bro. Hey, why you gotta take a shot at Pat? Teach nation nigga. Talk about it bro.

Phone Home: Yeah, let's talk about it, bro. Let's talk about it. I'ma go last.

The Iron Fist: You

3eezy Bih: Go first, move y'all or go later. Go first.

Phone Home: Alright, ⁓ I think man.

3eezy Bih: I think it's too weird. I don't wanna hear this shit.

Phone Home: ⁓ You heard it?

2: her part of it. Yeah, nah.

Phone Home: All right, well, you heard enough to talk about it?

2: Mm-mm.

Phone Home: We're gonna run through it again for you.

3eezy Bih: gonna leave that, I'm gonna go sleep, huh?

The Iron Fist: Throw it back.

2: Y'all niggas funny.

Phone Home: We gonna work through the game.

3eezy Bih: You think passing my home shit? I ain't like that.

Phone Home: Well, it's at the end anyway.

3eezy Bih: You're right, so my shit do kind of look like it empty down

Phone Home: Yeah, I told him it.

2: It look different bro for real.

3eezy Bih: I don't know what are they doing? I know. I think I got a lot of close together, and I'm probably right. It's like he got one chair and they beat.

Phone Home: Oh shit, hello. I'm seeing them. Alright, alright.

3eezy Bih: Come on, Care Bear.

2: Nah, I it. think I'm pretty much ready enough to talk about it.

3eezy Bih: mother. Thank

Phone Home: And we heard certain questions.

3eezy Bih: I'm going to go to bed. I'm to

2: I tell me so.

Phone Home: Yeah, said, let me know when it start repeating itself.

2: ⁓ yeah, I got, got the gist of it.

Phone Home: Yeah man, so was kinda interested in this topic because playing college football and stuff like that, and shit, hell, high school football. I think his opinion is like... spoke on what was, he tried to make his conversation general. He mentioned the statement of like being general and the exception. He's talking about the exception and not even realizing that he's talking about the exception. Like we've, ⁓ yeah, that's what I'm finna say. So we've all been athletes. We've all been athletes. ⁓ in your years of being an athlete,

3eezy Bih: Mm-hmm.

2: What you mean? Speak on that. What you mean by the exception?

Phone Home: You probably know, you probably know maybe one or two athletes who have, you know, kind of been put in a situation where, you know, they, they was raised by, not necessarily raised by white families, but the white people take them in. They take them in and they help them out. The micro-or type story. But when you look at those situations like,

3eezy Bih: The Mike Orsi story.

Phone Home: those situations really do be horror stories. You know, don't be like situations where they just taking some nigga and just like, you know what saying? Like just like, hey man, let's go help this. Nah, these niggas be really fucked up out here. You know what I'm saying? No pens, no X, Y, Z. So what do you want the, what are you suggesting that the white person do in that situation? I'm not really clear on that. Then when you talk about, when you talk about

The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm.

3eezy Bih: Yeah.

Phone Home: the proximity of black athletes marrying white women.

3eezy Bih: you

Phone Home: I see it like this. When you go to college, when you go to a predominantly white school, the top athletes at the school are football players or basketball players. You are surrounded by white women. That's an environmental thing. That ain't got shit to do with racism and all of this type of shit. It's an environmental thing.

The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm.

Phone Home: So I don't really get like how he's trying to make it a race thing. Now don't get me wrong. We all know those, like he said, those exceptions are out there. But a lot of times, bro, you talking about niggas who go to come from the hood and go be surrounded by white women, a new type of pussy, and shit, you go have fun with that. I can only speak for myself. Shit, I'm in college, I'm in-

3eezy Bih: Bye!

Phone Home: You date black women in ⁓ high school, you wanna talk to white women, but then you go to college and the white women just, they just wanna have fun. So I don't think necessarily, now I can't speak about the NFL and all of that type of shit, but just from my experience as a college athlete, it ain't really like a lot of racism and slave mentality in it. You know what saying? I asked my homeboys that I went to UAB too and they didn't really see his point of view. They was saying he's talking about a select group as well. So that's my opinion on it.

3eezy Bih: If I can go I First I like it one thing straight don't don't don't talk about my quarterback You know I'm saying my nigga ain't beating them anybody so he number win I can see if a 49er fan talk about my nigga hate on them, but you know I'm saying anyway But now the series no I Know right I see you do I'm out there. I got kids but now though to me he was very contradicting cuz

2: Nigga I was your only ally and they waited to bring me up

3eezy Bih: I mean, to say to say, oh, don't give me the exceptions of the black people that actually doing it. Then my nigga like, so what we talking about? You know what I'm saying? That's the case you you taken out. mean, because you're taking out the greatness of LeBron. You're taking out the greatness of Kobe's. taking out the greatness of Michael Jordan, a whole bunch of people that engage back to the their quote unquote communities. So it's like, well, no, I'm talking about the general. Well, most generals are middle class. You know what saying? We ain't, you know what saying? If you talking about the consensus and then like I think I made another little note here. And you know, I ain't going into detail with it because of course, you know, that was my first time hearing it. So he may be meaning something else far as, know, he might have a different, you know, in depth conversation with it, but far surface level of what I heard. It was just a little bit contradicting. Like you said, you talking about the general consensus and then when somebody say, well, they're like the general consent. I mean, well, we got other people that has done it. What you talking about? No, I'm talking about the general. Okay, so what's done? So then back to the white girl, black girl thing, the athlete's day and white girl, black girl thing. If we want to be honest, bro, like let's let's straight up, bro. Let's be honest. white white more of white girls dig sports than more of our people our black girls and i give you an example i'll give you a real example y'all remember the movie

The Iron Fist: Can you repeat that again? You clipped out a little bit on my end. It's my bad,

3eezy Bih: Nah, you're good, bro. say...

Phone Home: It's not on your win, William.

3eezy Bih: hate this nigga. Anyway, so most of our women, I mean, I'm speaking from where I'm from. I'm speaking from, you know, what I've experienced. And I think y'all did too. Y'all tell me if y'all feel that's wrong. Huh? There's no Jack town. But most of our, like even in high school, our black girls,

2: you Where you from fool? Where you from? Yeah. ⁓

3eezy Bih: didn't really care for the sport of football. Like they'll be there for like, let's be honest, like fashion show. But the ones that the girls that actually like celebrate, you know, with the white girls, even when I went to originally it was the white girls was the more in tune and maybe because they liked it, the guys on the field, whatever, whatever. But I give you a prime example of that. And somebody gonna say, ⁓ that's crazy. Or they too young. But a prime example of that was remember the Titans. The little black girl that was like, I ain't trying to do that. But the white girl like, man, I want to talk football. And I'm just being honest, most of our women don't, I mean, I'm just being straight up. Most of our women don't like, don't care for the sport of it. mean, hell, we can't even get them to watch they own WNBA. Just being honest. And ain't no shout out to WNBA, but I'm just saying, I don't believe our, our. Our females just dig sports like that and they like what you can do for them with the sport. White girl, mean, white anybody would like what you can do for them with that type of money. So that's not shot at them as a gold digger or anything. But I mean, I never. The black girls that I've dated, I think I dated maybe one or two white women. And those two white women were the one that probably like was into sports and could have a conversation with me about sports. All black women, LeBron James. That's it, you know what I'm saying? But that's just my feelings.

Eric: ⁓ Are you saying it's more so about, let's say, like a woman just supporting you. Let's say if you was playing college basketball and like a black girl would be at the games supporting you, you know, maybe making you meals. Like, is that what you mean by like not really, you know, because anybody can put on a good face and like just be inquisitive about the game. But I think.

2: I think it.

Eric: Those are two different things. You talk about support and then when you talk about, you know, just being knowledgeable.

2: Take stuff further deeper than that, Bill.

Eric: I don't

2: I at least from our lens, we have a lot of talent that went to playing a step outside of high school. At our high school set up, the white girls cheer for football, the black girls cheer for basketball.

3eezy Bih: Thank

2: That alone, do what else, do what you want. Would you please with that? ⁓ I think, cause it, I think it was deeper than that. Just. I hate to say that, because ... me Shit, let me go and get on my deep dive. This is how black kids don't like to ... Man, I know about 50 niggas from ... know what I'm Where I'm from could be on the motherfucking cheer squad, because they tumble. We call it flipping. Better than all the folks that went traveling or spent this money at the dance club. You know what I'm saying? Out there alone, okay, y'all cheer for football. This group, the Black girls, gonna cheer for basketball. So it just look different. So then when you go to a college, you go to a college, these sports are taken away from... Black young girls, especially back then. Now it's different, because now kids are being exposed to these things and everybody putting their best foot forward. But back then from what we know, it was kind of like suing this way and that way. I don't want to say that the Black girls didn't care. See, if your boyfriend played football, I bet your girlfriend was out there every game. So that's not like they didn't care.

3eezy Bih: Yeah.

The Iron Fist: For sure, for sure.

2: They weren't privy to the beat on the Trillian Squad. was harder for them to get on Trillian Squad. What you saying?

3eezy Bih: But I was like, let me, let me come back with Bill because Bill was saying he was trying to get my explanation about like people that don't care. Like as in like where I took it, Bill, you were saying like, are they supporting them or do they don't care? I was basically saying, regardless if they're dating somebody, you know, yeah, I think more white. mean, I mean, I mean, look at LH like be honest with you.

Phone Home: We're kind of getting off the top of...

2: ⁓ yeah.

Phone Home: He just saying the love of the game.

3eezy Bih: Like look at them top schools like LSU, Ole Miss. Like you rarely see a black girl talking about hottie-tottie. Like rather that's a, I don't know what that means, but I'm just talking about like they supporting football. Like they whole house is football.

Phone Home: Well, think that kind of goes back to the point I said about predominantly white schools, though. So I think you can't really, I don't really know if that really helped your point, the college point, because it's predominantly white.

2: What's the thing doing at Jackson State?

3eezy Bih: I mean, I mean, okay, like that, but I think that's still go to your point though, smooth. Like those top schools, like you really like, all right. So what's a top football black school? Let's think of what's the top football black school?

Phone Home: Right. Mm-hmm. He just said Jackson State.

3eezy Bih: Who just said Jack Stake? two? What about Jack Stake would you, would you imply?

2: You get school spirit.

3eezy Bih: point I guess.

2: USM, school spirit.

3eezy Bih: Well that's a white school dog too.

Phone Home: Yeah, I think y'all still getting away from the old, the main topic. Yeah.

2: Yeah, yeah, we can switch, we can shift, we can shift.

3eezy Bih: I mean, to my experience, just seemed like more white girls was more cared about the football and the guys that, I mean, both of them cared about the guys that play. I mean, it's attraction with anything. But I just felt like from what I've seen, I could be totally wrong. And you know, if I'm wrong, correct me. But what I've seen, I see more white girls be more in tune with the sport than the black girl has.

The Iron Fist: ⁓

3eezy Bih: from even from a younger age. Like, I mean, it's just like I heard stories of white girls talking about they watching, you know, football with their dad. But that's not to say a black girl having either. I just see more white girls be more in tune with the sport. I have. I'm not saying that they don't. just saying what I have seen majority of like if I had to see majority of it's mostly most time I see white white girls that will be more prone to football.

2: You saying black girls don't, bro.

Eric: But that's still a, I think, I think, I think from.

3eezy Bih: but it could be the like of black dudes. I don't know. I'm just going, I'm not telling you there's a reason why I'm just saying what I've seen.

Phone Home: Who got next?

Eric: I don't know. I think this is a layered conversation. believe that I don't think no one perspective is the right answer. I believe that there's some validity to what you're saying that you see in the crowds most. You go to the student section, you're going to see a bunch of white girls cheering. You're going to see a bunch of white girls painting. You're going to see all of that. But I still think we're little conditioned to.

The Iron Fist: Yeah, that's what I think so too.

Eric: kind of unconsciously to go seek that, you know, I think that... ⁓ You know, like it's been for the longest. we've been taught that that is what success look like for the longest, I believe. You know, I believe it's just, and again, it's kind of, it's it's sub to messages. Yeah, hell yeah. I believe that. Hell yeah. I believe that. I believe that it's been sub to Lee talked to us that.

3eezy Bih: I am the wiger.

Eric: This is what success looks like. This is what your kids should look like to be considered beautiful kids, mixed babies, light-skinned babies. I think it's conditioning, which I think is bullshit. I think you really got to respect LeBron. You got to respect a Donovan Mitchell. I know that they ain't married. But Beyonce, but you respect somebody like that just because it is, he a star. He kind of going the opposite way than what you usually see and no, not to anybody. Right, this ain't a bashing contest for me. I believe it's all love, but I do believe that we're conditioned to do a certain thing because we've been.

2: Yeah, I say.

Eric: ⁓ environmentally like success looks like this. Your family looks like this and if it ain't that then you don't fit the success picture. So especially.

3eezy Bih: I kinda disagree with you on that one, boy.

Phone Home: So what famous athlete has a white woman?

3eezy Bih: Fake one on Barkley got away late.

Eric: Hmm

Phone Home: Nah, I'm actually built.

Eric: Like.

2: Hold on, bitch.

3eezy Bih: ⁓ let's take more broccoli.

Eric: Is that a good one?

2: Sick little buckly. We got the same thighs.

Phone Home: I won't be able to follow that up.

Eric: Nah bro, nah, hey, real talk though. Even with shout out to Syrkoi man, I ain't doing that. I ain't calling out nobody names, cause I don't, you know, I don't want it to become like an attack on nobody, cause that ain't I'm trying to do.

Phone Home: I'M MUTE-

2: I ain't no bro, I don't.

Phone Home: No, no!

3eezy Bih: Okay.

2: Does anybody say come on, I'll speak for your book? Cause I think, ⁓

Phone Home: No, I'm not talking, no, no, I was asking a legitimate question of what athlete, black athlete is dating a white woman.

Eric: Yeah, nah, he's like, that ain't doing that.

3eezy Bih: That's all it knew.

Eric: I could call out a few, but I'm not. ⁓

2: Okay, wait, wait, wait, wait. ⁓

Phone Home: Yeah, we can go slow. I'm not being funny, but I wanted to, yeah.

2: All right, so let me say this first. Which black athlete didn't go through that phase? The phase is very important.

Phone Home: Man, the face is fuckholes. It ain't about the fucking color. What are we talking about?

3eezy Bih: I don't think so

2: No, bro, the phase was like, yeah, man, no, it was, I hate them on camera, but the phase was, seemed like a lot of just being on social media, it seemed like, ⁓ man, white women, they, they, and they love when you was, when you was in this arena, it felt like, It seemed like from counterparts, seeing that this was like the most comfortable situation. And I think that was globally, cause that's why, that's why I think it's, I think that's why people ask these questions.

Phone Home: easiest situation. It's easiest situation. It's the easiest situation. When you in college, the easiest pussy to get. This is Cuba the Bump.

Eric: That was never my experience. So I cannot, I can't even have a taste of it.

2: I ain't gonna say that.

The Iron Fist: Yeah... Yeah...

Phone Home: ⁓ For a black college athlete, that's the easiest pussy to get. That's what you're around all the time. From the volleyball team to the soccer team to the softball teams to the sororities, that's what you're around all the time. You're not gonna be around the black girls basketball team. You're gonna be around the hoes. Now, there's gonna be some exception on the girls basketball team.

Eric: out. Goodness gracious.

Phone Home: what you gonna be around him? And when you're an athlete, that's what you around. You around the softball team, the volleyball team, the sororities.

Eric: Yeah, but I still think it's a choice. Like, I still think like, yes.

Phone Home: are you talking about? A choice to f-

3eezy Bih: Thanks

Phone Home: What are you talking about, dude?

Eric: It's choice to go that way. It's a conscious choice to go that way. You know what I mean?

2: No, what he's saying like, once he like if you have in your way, you have in your way everywhere, everywhere you could choose at that point.

Eric: Everywhere. That's a conscious, it's a choice. It is a choice to keep going that way. So I believe that like to say it like.

Phone Home: Come on, y'all losing me. Y'all losing me. I'm interested. What do you mean by choice?

3eezy Bih: No, so I know what they saying even though I disagree I disagree I I don't will put like this. I know what you saying. I don't really this I disagree and agree So what you're saying is smooth basically saying nigga, that's what we around and you say, you know, that's what you around So that's what you choosing So even though you use but y'all basically saying even if it was a pretty black girl or pretty white girl That next thing on lean towards the pretty white girl. That's what y'all trying to say basically

Phone Home: No, that's not what I'm saying. That's not, no, hell no. ⁓

3eezy Bih: right around. Not you, not you, not you. I'm talking about Bibin.

2: And we're not necessarily saying that, but mind you, if you're that nigga, we throw the part. Hey, we control the traffic.

3eezy Bih: So that's what saying. So you saying if he getting two pussies thrown at him, saying Bip, what Bip saying is dude gonna say, all right bro, you got one of us to choose from. he used Bip saying basically he gonna always choose white, right? That's what you're trying to say Bip, right?

Eric: Sure. ⁓ yeah, in college, yeah, I think so. I believe so. Yeah. I believe we've been conditioned to do that. I do believe that.

3eezy Bih: I disagree with you on that though. I disagree with it. I really disagree with it. I don't think we can do this. Because I'm not good. I'm going to be honest with you. I'm going to be honest with you.

Phone Home: What are we doing? Condition to do that? That's crazy.

2: Niggas had choices though, that's what I'm saying.

Eric: I'm going off what I've seen like my experience

Phone Home: But you saying it, you saying it, it's, no, hold on, hold on, hold on, he saying it's a condition of a race where it's conditioned off easy or not.

3eezy Bih: But you saying conditionally like that, that's like the black people.

Phone Home: What's the easiest thing to get in college?

Eric: Both of them are easy. If you have in your way, you're an athlete, if you are a top athlete, man, come on, man. That ain't, it's where you wanna go with it.

Phone Home: Nah. I'm not talking about two. I'm talking about a variety. I'm talking about the sample side.

3eezy Bih: He talking about variety. What if for every so basically yeah, y'all saying black girls watch it but in actuality who's who's there? Out of every five girls, you're have one black for white So the problem more than that the ratio problem more than that. I'm just I mean especially the big school

Eric: if it's a numbers game, then yeah, but if it's a numbers game, then what y'all saying holds weight. But what I'm proposing is that it's still a choice at the end of the day.

Phone Home: Right, that's what I'm saying.

3eezy Bih: But that's what I'm saying though. I I like Dr. Umar like I listen to Dr. Umar a good bit right to a fair bit. Now I don't agree with everything but I think he still has some good stuff to say. I also believe that like he say people being conditioned right and I kind of believe that but I do push back. I do push back on certain stuff because I guess I'm conditioned because I love tall girl.

Phone Home: What's this nigga doing,

3eezy Bih: I mean my wife tall right if you had two pretty pretty girls both of them same level face card wise but one tall and the other one eye height not sure just eye height I'm picking the tall one but I'm not I'm not conditioned I'm not going this just like what I like I don't think nothing wrong with it I mean I

The Iron Fist: Right. Yeah.

Phone Home: I think condition is a harsh word.

3eezy Bih: Sound like a nigga got whipped to liking white women. Like, you gon' like this white one. Like, I don't know. Like a nigga just brainwashed.

The Iron Fist: I think...

Eric: But, go ahead.

Phone Home: You ⁓

The Iron Fist: I think I kinda... well, and correct me if I'm wrong. ⁓ Maybe because at some point in time white women were forbidden to black men. And so maybe there is some conditioning there to maybe be like, you know, I want to see what that's like and vice versa perhaps. and overall, overall, I think it boils down to, ⁓ I think everyone, all y'all saying have some validity. I think it boils down to also preference. Well, you know, what you may like kind of going back to what Dink was saying. He just liked tall women.

Phone Home: You roll.

The Iron Fist: ⁓ environment that plays ⁓ a ⁓ Valid point to just like you said because If you around this, you know this these type of people all the time And let's just say you just so happen to click with a girl She just so happened to be white that that's just the environment that you was in and you know Y'all might just click and then it becomes a family thing move on, you know forward or whatever. So ⁓

Phone Home: And let me add this, let me add this. And how I know is because, nigga, my white woman rate, once I left that environment, that shit went down like a motherfucker. It just made me...

3eezy Bih: No. and wasn't the availability wasn't there,

The Iron Fist: So environment does play a big part of it. And I got one more thing I wanted to say in regards to what he was saying. ⁓ Even if that's what those group of people and athleticism, even if that's what they are doing or targeting, ⁓ I pose the question, is that really so bad because...

Eric: No, I mean just...

3eezy Bih: I don't think it's addition.

Phone Home: You

Eric: ⁓ man, I think...

The Iron Fist: You have a young person who was talented who was, you know, like to, I mean, like Smooth said, sometimes these people really come from real horror stories. So if they was taken out of that horror story or someone who was able to, you know, nurture them, regardless of what the motive may have been behind it, they still save somebody and they still got to allow their talents to, you know, blossom and bloom and you know, they able to make something of themselves versus being another statistic in the hood, you know, it's I'm sure there's plenty Michael Jordans who, you know, come from horror stories, but they couldn't make it out for whatever reason, you know what saying? parents or some people just ain't even born with a chance. So, you know, is that really such a bad thing? Because yeah, they benefit off of it too, but so did the, you know, the athlete in a sense. mean, I mean, I think it's, may be bad to even even kind of look at it like that, but at the same time somebody got saved and you know.

3eezy Bih: you

The Iron Fist: they got their talents was able to shine and they can be an inspiration to the world or just another group of people because they made it out, you know? They can see that as, you know, now it's my duty to pull somebody up. You know what I'm saying? So I don't know.

3eezy Bih: you I agree with you. I don't know if I really...

Phone Home: I wanna hear, I wanna hear two, I wanna hear two response to that.

3eezy Bih: to what what do you want to say?

Phone Home: Yeah.

2: Oh, not necessarily. don't. I don't say I disagree. I do disagree, but I don't like I see what you're saying, though. But saying that you got saved from. I think that's weird. It's weird for lack of better words. I don't think weird is the correct word, but to say that you got to be. Saved from the black community like a black woman can't.

3eezy Bih: Just a week.

The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm. I'm not saying that though. I'm not saying, I'm saying they from poverty, trauma. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. Well, you know, it definitely didn't mean to say it. was trying to, of course I'm not trying to say they got saved from black community. I'm talking about.

3eezy Bih: I don't think he's got sight, yeah.

2: I'll say hi, hi, hi, comes out, bro.

3eezy Bih: I love two, I love two. My bad T-Wheel, but if that come off, and this ain't no shot at you though, but if that come off as the black community, that's just maturity that person has to work on. Cause ain't nobody saying that, bro. Like ain't nobody saying that you got saved from the black community. Cause just like us being me and Bill being CPS workers at the time, we saved some kids. Like we saved some kids. We joking stuff and stuff.

2: Go ahead.

3eezy Bih: but we actually saved some kids from dying. And we used to get hated on for actually saving kids. And somebody would be like, bro, how y'all save a kid if you take them from a parent? This nigga was standing by the fucking oven on freaking gas stove and his daddy high as hell. Well, y'all took them from the parents. I mean, that's the same thing with the black, he's not saying that you saved them from the black community. Well, if that's the case, if he did, wherever black community that little nigga was living in, he saved from it. So, I mean, think that's just us gotta be mature and saying like, yeah, we ain't talking about the black community, but if somebody wanna take it like that, that's, hey man, hey, look, if my dad and mama fighting and cussing and drug dealing and I got this talent and Ms. Roger saved me, she saved me. She fucked it, she saved me. I couldn't do Lil Wayne. Lil Wayne to this day say the white man saved him. He was dying. Cop came in that bitch, he saved me. Like see, he even say Birdman saved him. So I don't think that's...

2: But it- But you gotta, I tell you, you gotta be conscious of what you saying though, bro. It's not that the, person, a person, I know you weren't saying that, uh, Willie-o. No, no, all right. But I saying like, when he said, damn, the white folks saved me. It's like, bro, this person saved me, We could ride with that. But it's like, damn, I had to go from, damn, I guess I did, I did have to take a seat back. Like, you know what? I might need to go over here. That's different than saying this individual saved me.

The Iron Fist: But I'm not saying that though.

3eezy Bih: I mean, but they

2: Wayne, Wayne, cause Wayne, know Wayne is a person, I don't think Wayne is all the way conscious sometimes. Oh man, white lives matter. Cause he got saved, he's like, no, this person saved you. It could have been a lot of situations. This person, this person, this person would have been like, when the folks on the bad shit going on, you know what I'm saying? especially when the climate that's going around is like, you can keep that near the heart.

3eezy Bih: but ca- But see, I'm the type of person that don't give a fuck. I don't care about no... But see, I'm the type of person that don't really care about no climate like that though. Cause like, even with Steven, because I'm mature enough to know that I know this dude ain't saying he saved him from niggas. Or he saved him from like his blackface movies back in the day. Or he saved the...

2: And you can just, you can still read the room, bro. Not being able to read the room is a problem, bro. Why?

3eezy Bih: the lone white girl from the niggas attacking. Like, I'm mature enough to know that ain't it. Now, you...

2: You keep saying mature, but if you mature enough to know, why he can't be mature enough to know.

3eezy Bih: Michael Ormond, Rich, he don't give a fuck. Hey, Sandra Bullock, mama, whatever her real name is, save them, he said.

2: I want to mine now what's my thing but I'm saying but are cool if you don't give a fuck that's cool you could you could feed the people around you just said it

3eezy Bih: No, I'm not saying I don't give a fuck, but I'm saying though, we, we as no, I'm saying I don't give a fuck about people. Not the immaturity of it. We're not saying he was saved from niggard them. We saying the dude was saved from drug dealing parents, all this shit or whatever was going on that like T Will said, he would never been able to showcase his talent, but somebody's seen it, seen a kid and saved him.

The Iron Fist: Right.

3eezy Bih: Now if you want, if somebody wanted to make a racist remark out of it, then she'd say me.

The Iron Fist: You know,

2: for soon.

Phone Home: I think, I think what, what,

2: For sure you gotta do.

Phone Home: But I think the problem with Buddy, the whole statement is like when he get to the end and he says all about money. And I think he talk about recruitment fees, he talk about commissions and it's like, brother, that's the sport of college football. That's the sport of, that's not an exception. That's the-

The Iron Fist: Yeah.

2: We'll see you soon.

3eezy Bih: That's a Sergian! No, he- but this would-

The Iron Fist: Yeah, that's it.

Phone Home: Hold on, D, hold on.

3eezy Bih: My my bad.

Phone Home: But that's what it is though. That's like, we just talked, we just seen Michael Beasley say the same thing about AAU basketball. So why is this not a part of his conversation? Michael Beasley got on that Shannon Sharp interview and said the same exact thing about Dig, Rose and all these other cats getting paid and not them getting paid, but their coaches were getting paid on the back end for putting them on certain AAU teams. So why is he taking this small group and saying, it's all about money with him? If it's all about money with every coach, every coach is getting paid on the back end when a certain player go to a certain school. You got it, Bill.

3eezy Bih: What does that, but...

Eric: I think it's a lot. So, I mean, is it not a little predatory though? I don't know.

Phone Home: That is predatorial everybody.

3eezy Bih: Everything predatory.

The Iron Fist: But see, but see, that's what I said and I did mention that. That goes, kinda, let's stay right there for just one second. I said, yeah, and let's just say it is predatory. I said, let's just say it is. ⁓ In the scheme of things, is it?

Phone Home: Hold on, hold on, hold on. Is it not predatorial on everybody in? Not just white people in. Is it not predatorial on everybody in?

3eezy Bih: Yes! Yes, that's what I'm saying. Yes. Everybody's out to make a buck, bro.

Phone Home: I'm talking about Bill Penn too.

Eric: No, no, it's not. Because you never see the other way around. never see, it's never the other way around. It's never the other way around. It's never this star or this person who has money or is probably potentially gonna go pro or go in somewhere to go look at the average black kid. Like if this white woman has high potential or potentially has high potential.

3eezy Bih: That's crazy.

2: No.

Eric: And cause you never really know, but you let's say if there's an inclination of this person having a hypertension or just come to college with bread, right? Or whatever. Nine times out of 10, they don't go the other way. They, you, they, it just doesn't happen. You just don't.

Phone Home: What you mean by go the other way, Bill?

Eric: You just, I have never seen a rich white woman go look at an average black dude. I just, you just don't see that. You always see the athletes. You always see the star players. You always see, it's never the other way around. So that for me, but that's your experience. I can only see my experience.

3eezy Bih: No, that's cow. They make fun of Angelina Jolie for taking care of African kids. They ain't no-

Phone Home: No, but wait, but what do we, ⁓

2: ⁓ That's a wild comparison, ⁓ Dink. Come on, game. Goddamn.

3eezy Bih: No, I'm not bro. I'm comparing I'm comparing he said he'd never seen a white woman take average kids He said it was just athletes. I'll say well shit. They make fun of angela jolie

Eric: How long, smooth out of course. No, no, no.

2: He was something like, she was something like a counterpart, man. Adopting kids is different.

Eric: and ⁓ information.

3eezy Bih: a town port.

Phone Home: But I'm talking about the predatory, when I say predatory, I'm talking about AAU coaches, not college coaches, high school coaches, all these people making money off kids in the background. I'm asking, is that predatory?

Eric: That's definitely predatory.

Phone Home: Yeah, that's what my question was. Yeah.

The Iron Fist: I I mean, and I do see that.

3eezy Bih: That's what he's saying. In a good way though. In a good way though, Smooth. Not a bad way, not always a bad way.

Phone Home: Willie Yo on, let Willie Yo get it.

2: Nah, that na didn't say it a good way cuz that's what he doing now. He said, he got a team now na.

The Iron Fist: And I-

3eezy Bih: I mean, FAST!

The Iron Fist: I I hate-

Phone Home: You got it, Will. You got it, Will. You got it, bro.

The Iron Fist: Um... Man, man, I'm trying- I'm just-

3eezy Bih: I got a nigga, I got a nigga in seventh grade ready.

Phone Home: Hey, the end of the day, no matter how you slice it and dice it, it's still brisky.

Eric: I love you. At the end of the day, the day got to end.

3eezy Bih: What'd you say, Willie? ⁓ my bad, man.

The Iron Fist: Did they get any?

2: They got in nigga.

Phone Home: You got it, Willie, yo. My bad, bro.

The Iron Fist: ⁓ I'm just trying to figure out how to word it, even if it is somewhat predatory, a predatory thing, I still look at the big picture. Somebody got, ⁓ man, it's so many kids, man, who just don't make it because they don't have a chance. They don't have nobody. Some people just don't have nobody. You know what I'm saying? And if they were put in a situation where they're, you know, they're big, they're strong, they're talented, they fast, they got all the works. And a coach who, you know, may get paid on the back end, he sees this and says, okay, I wanna invest in this because yeah, can maybe benefit off of it. But at the end of the day, this person, you know, maybe there is some goodness in people's hearts where they can say, I can help pull them up to get them closer, especially if they head on right. You're probably more inclined to really reach out and help people. Some athletes, they just be in a bad situation. I don't even think there's nothing wrong with... Man, I hate to say that, but the big picture is somebody got saved and they was... And when I say saved, I'm talking about... Man, from what could happen? Dead or in jail drugs, you know again, I just think about man So many people just don't have nobody like they don't and if you in a situation where somebody can help you regardless of they benefiting from it and let's just say they do make billions and you make millions off of that so what you you maybe was able to make a way for yourself and You know God works in mysterious ways. That's all I say perhaps, you know by the athlete making it and being raised by you know another group of people, they can become inspiration to the world, inspire and spark other brains. know, so man.

3eezy Bih: ATWILT, ATWILT, but my thing is this, like I believe you, I believe you told the right. The only thing I disagree with you with, really I don't disagree with you, but it's the only thing I kind of disagree with, with Bill and two about the Predator. Like they actin' like it's like a place where we can go and see, that's why I was talking about old boy, he talking about the exceptions. Bro, it's only 32 teams in the NFL.

The Iron Fist: Yeah.

Eric: That, man, that nigga kind of confusing to me. ⁓ I'm trying to, honestly, I'm going off what I think the conversation is about. Be real.

3eezy Bih: I'm saying Right. That's what I'm saying. He he he everything he just said Just contradicted itself to me because he was talking about this exception. Why do white people? Why is the story the white people taking the black kids and they become NFL star bro? That's an exception you can have It's not like we like white people just going to this place and saying hmm. Let me adopt this baby boy

The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm. Right

Eric: Hey, hey, hey, you know, hey, just, hey, I just had a thought. Hey, hey, I just had a thought. Imagine the many white families who did that and it didn't pan out. They wasted all their damn time and money.

3eezy Bih: Like this is when Michael didn't even play football to he went there That's what I'm saying. That's an exception bill. That's it.

2: And much boy boy and yes, don't you hear about the recipe how does this that turned out? They start giving them cold milk base. I mean warm milk with a cereal

The Iron Fist: mean, hold on, and let's just say this. Hold on, let me say this. Don't people get checks for taking in children sometimes?

Phone Home: Hey, but listen though, but listen though, but this, and I don't mean to cut you off, Willie, well I do, but I don't. But anyway, like, we know a situation like this. You know what saying? We know a situation like this. You know what saying? And they, but nah, but nah, they followed through. They followed through.

3eezy Bih: Thanks, thanks. And shit can be bad and shit!

Phone Home: And then like, you know, you could look at a situation like, you know, I can kind of like look at a situation like, nigga, what you mean? He's still cool with them. What else he supposed to do with a grown ass man? What you talking about? What is he supposed to do for a nigga who's a grown ass man?

2: Did they?

3eezy Bih: Thanks. Hey, the fact, hey.

2: I don't, I ain't speak. I ain't, it's cool.

3eezy Bih: No, hey, no, no, no smooth and to and not and not No, two, no, no, two two two two and that it to be

Phone Home: What you supposed to be doing right now?

2: I don't, I got no words for it. I don't have any words for it.

Phone Home: Nah bro, nah D. I want two to answer that. What do they supposed to be do for a grown ass man now?

3eezy Bih: No, I want I want him now he can answer but this one by the same even going so long that even I know and they got you gotta remember I just met not well I've been knowing y'all for some years years now that two decades now well not to dig a I know at least a day

Phone Home: Two, so what is supposed to be going on right now, Two?

2: You're a HB, but too, you, mm-mm.

3eezy Bih: You know, thought I'm saying those, ⁓ so I mean to so it been lasting long enough for even me to know you something. So, I don't know. That's why I'm kind of.

2: I'm between a crowd, I'm between two crowd.

3eezy Bih: And joke on, time is it now? What we in now? 10 years old? Relationship based? Oh, 10 years. 15. So that's I'm saying. The fact that I even know it had to last some time.

2: Now we're about 15.

3eezy Bih: You something?

2: I'm not saying that you were out the N-O or whatever.

3eezy Bih: Right, right, right. No, I'm just saying that the fact that I do know that mean they had to have some longevity. You what saying? Like to the point that I know something of it that even with y'all talking about it. Right. See what I'm ⁓ no way. He disagreed with you. He's talking about he didn't disagree with me knowing it.

Phone Home: credibility there.

2: I see bro. I'm not disagreeing you

Phone Home: No, you did disagree though. You said, did they?

2: No, didn't. No, no, no. I disagree with. I want to speak about it right here,

Phone Home: mean, shit, we ain't saying no names.

2: don't think everybody know what the fuck we talking about man.

3eezy Bih: No, yeah, we know, but not the people.

2: Yeah, bad day,

3eezy Bih: And see, would know, but... But yeah, anyway,

2: ⁓ that's one thing I know I ain't watching this shit.

The Iron Fist: you

Phone Home: I I would just be interested to know what it is supposed to be after helping you and you graduated college and all. I would be interested to hear your response.

2: I respect it. I respect it. Also, I see. got my personal opinions about it too.

Phone Home: Well, I mean, just coming up, coming from a nigga who own father, I could see in ways, and my relationship changed when my father, when football was done. So who, what we gonna say about that? Like it's across the board. It's across the board. There ain't no color nigga. You talking about, you, somebody wants somebody to make it to the NFL. You don't make it to the NFL. Shit change. It's a th- it's I know a thousand niggas who can speak on that!

3eezy Bih: That- that's so- that-

Phone Home: Vic Ballard

3eezy Bih: That's my thing though, it's move. That's a point. That's my thing though.

2: But I'm saying if you stepping in, I feel like you stepping in on some shit that you ain't gotta step in, bro. See it through. I get that, but also if you don't, well I did for this whole long. I get get it, bro. I get it, though. I ain't, no it's not anything I wanna argue about, but.

Phone Home: That's kind of nasty, too. That's kind of nasty, bro.

2: Also, it's like, damn, niggas know what saying. Nigga, I'm gonna oblige to do this, my man. Then I fall off of this versus me and start myself on some shit. But you know, I don't know which one way heavier, which one way less.

Phone Home: mean, well, shit, J.R. was dead, and niggas kicked him off the squad.

2: No, sir. I don't I don't think I don't think me or you right Nigga, I know that's what I'm saying. I get it. I get it. I was there for this. I saw Buffs, well, see, you appreciate this motherfucker more than this one. This one, I get it, gang.

3eezy Bih: My thing is just this. mean we can kind of get off on that. My thing is just this bro. yeah, but my thing is just this. Mine's to the point where like specifically for this guy, he's very contradicting to me because everything he said is not about the exception and everything he was talking about was the exception. I mean, a person get a kid that make it to the league,

Phone Home: It's all the same shit. Yeah, nah.

3eezy Bih: A kid make it to the league, that's an exception. It's only like 1 % of America that make it to the freaking league. So it ain't like they just going around saying, hmm, he check this box, he check this box, yeah, let me get this two year old. I don't agree with that. Michael Orton even played football, according to that story. He didn't even play football until he met them. I mean, that's the case. We can say Birdman and Lil Wayne. Birdman say Lil Wayne.

The Iron Fist: You can throw Mike Tyson in there if you want to, cause you know, he... You know what I'm saying? But, I mean, I don't know, I guess he...

3eezy Bih: That could... I mean, it's a lot of...

Phone Home: Yeah, but- 19. Yeah.

3eezy Bih: How you say it, school?

Phone Home: Nah, when he said Mike Tyson, I thought he was talking about Don King.

The Iron Fist: Well, Mike Tyson, know, he had a, ⁓ I want to say he had a white trainer and he was living with them for a while. You know, Mike Tyson. Tupac, ⁓ I forgot about that. Good job, good job. Larry Voits. I forgot all about that. I mean, of course he didn't marry a white woman, but I'm saying these are examples of people who were, you know, taking in, you know, they.

Eric: Two part, two part little one.

Phone Home: out.

3eezy Bih: was like, I think, I mean, it did.

Eric: But every...

3eezy Bih: Stop.

Eric: That's a perfect example, because why didn't he though? Because it's a choice. He was around that all day, every day, right? It's a choice. It don't care how much you around that, how much you grow up with these, it's still a conscious choice. We talking about the biggest rapper of all time, right? I know he dated Madonna and whatever and all of this, but he still chose, he still chose, he was conscious of it and he talked about why.

The Iron Fist: And you know what? Alright. He did, but why did he, but he stopped talking to her because of that, yeah.

3eezy Bih: I know he would date a white bitch but... Ayyy...

The Iron Fist: Yeah, yeah. Yeah, but I mean it came out. He wrote a letter to her. No, no, no, no, no, no. Hold on. Let's stay right there. Let's stay right there. Yeah.

Eric: But no, but look, I'm saying that because that's a part of my point. That's a part, no, it's a part of my point. You're not listening, bro. You're not listening. He dated her publicly. Well, not, I don't even know if it was publicly, but he dated her, but he wrote a letter when he was in jail and broke up with her because of that specific reason, bro. Because he was like, you said what?

Phone Home: Hey, that boy move to, hey, that move to go, folks, ⁓ no.

The Iron Fist: He explained to her.

Phone Home: ⁓ it had already happened.

Eric: I don't, but it's a choice, bro. I think, and I think that's the thing here, right? It's like, but it's a choice, bro. Like, I think we, our thing, our thing.

The Iron Fist: That's true, that's true, but he...

Phone Home: We had post-nut clarity!

3eezy Bih: He had to- So, ⁓ I see what you're saying, Bill. So you saying-

The Iron Fist: He probably, he still could have had any,

Phone Home: I do get what Biff's saying. I do get what he's saying. He still fucked it up.

3eezy Bih: I don't, what it sound like is like he said what we said it is a choice. He chose to date the bitch and he chose to break up with her. He dated a white bitch no matter his surroundings. So really what it sound like what it sound like what's fucked up is he might could have saved Madonna too and both of them could have lived a happy life. But because we want to say that the nigga want to need to only date black girls. He probably messed up something that could have been good. Nigga probably could have been a lot of day. If y'all niggas didn't fuck that up. I don't know.

Eric: Is it? Yeah.

2: you

The Iron Fist: But see, this a thing, when that dude brought to that past broadcast, Tufa actually married a black woman. Yes, he did date a white woman, but like Bip said, he did write her a letter explaining to her that this is why we can't be together because I guess how he's perceived and I guess him staying true to black women. And on top of that, he-

3eezy Bih: Hold on a fucking moment. Right, same thing Dr. Umu has said.

The Iron Fist: Right, and he was raised and he was, and I ain't gonna say raised, but at a pivotal point in his life where his mom was on drugs, he was taken in by a white family. You know what I'm saying? So, I mean, again, I think it's preference, environment, you know, I think everything you guys, every point that everybody brought up, I think is valid. And it's just so many layers to this subject in general.

Eric: valid. Everything can be true.

3eezy Bih: ATWheels, I give you the other way around, Bill. I give you the other way around. It's documented that Skilled Bayliss was saved by quote unquote black woman.

The Iron Fist: Mmm.

Eric: Kit Bayless? ⁓ wow, I didn't know that.

3eezy Bih: Yeah, like

Phone Home: I even know, but you know, but to that point, I mean, nigga, this whole world was saved by black women. What are we talking about? They was the ones who taking care of everybody's family.

3eezy Bih: I mean, yeah, but I think people get saved. That is true. But I do push back on Bill with the choice, like being, what's going on?

The Iron Fist: Wow, that's some good stuff right there. It just hit me what you mean. Yeah.

Eric: And why didn't it? Well, you know what? I don't even know, That's why I decided to be quiet.

Phone Home: No, lean over the lawn, Bill. Lean over the lawn. Lean over the lawn.

2: Yeah

3eezy Bih: Hey, hey, before we get off this subject though, before...

Eric: I just like, you saw it. Look, when you watch this, bro, you're going to see me say, well, what? No, don't worry about it. I hate it. I hate the stop button. Me conversation.

Phone Home: Right.

3eezy Bih: Hey call that bitch a stop button. Nah, hey but my leg look

Phone Home: Yeah. Nah, but overall, I think it's a...

Eric: Let's this pop, bud.

3eezy Bih: Now my last little point, if you about to make a serious point, then I'll let you go. I'm going to talk about my own shit. It's a serious point, he... How long, how long, man? I'm the serious point. Dude, dude said something, and this the environment shit, dude said something about Pat Mahone. I don't like when people say that about Pat Mahone. Not just because he's my quarterback, but that's what I'm saying. That didn't make no sense for him to even say that because his dad was black, his mama was white.

Phone Home: You got it, dink. ⁓ now yeah, so anyway, ⁓ My home wasn't even supposed to be in this conversation. He's not even supposed to be in this conversation.

3eezy Bih: So he was around the shit anyway. like, that's what I was like, that was like a, he like a black dude that say, I only like white women. Those are his environment. And he got the black world, white world. So I didn't get that one, but go ahead.

Phone Home: Yeah. Yeah, I think I just kind of like, ⁓ I, To me, he becoming like very, what's the word? You know, they got the right wing and I guess the left wing. You know what saying? Like he becoming left, yeah, very, very left wing. And I find it interesting that like you can stand on a point so, like you could be so down on a point and so wrong at the same time. You know, and like, but you got a audience that you feeding.

3eezy Bih: you Yeah, political.

Phone Home: You know what saying? And they like, hell yeah, fuck them white people.

The Iron Fist: Yeah man, and see man, that's dangerous. And I'm not even talking about him, but when you got like a group of people that follow you and admire you at the same time, sometimes man, people take what you say as gospel, you know what I mean? And if you put that out there, good or bad, you know what I'm saying? Man, you got a lot of group of people that just gonna, you know what I'm saying? I truly do believe that people in media

Phone Home: you.

The Iron Fist: And I'm not sure this, I'm sure this, you know, most of you guys would agree that, you know, they really have the ability to shape thoughts and shape the world. You know what mean? Because again, if I'm in my, you know, if I'm admired and if I say something people are like, yeah, I identify with that. That's my thinking too. And people run with it and that's just what it is. You know, so that, that can be dangerous. It could be powerful and dangerous at the same time, you know.

2: Yeah.

The Iron Fist: You see examples of different leaders throughout the history, from Martin Luther King to Michael Maxx or even on the extreme side. Look at the thought process that somebody like, I guess Hitler was able to put out there and a lot of people believe that, you know what I mean? So going on both sides, you got people who could take that and run with that idea and believe it. And then you got other people who can be like ⁓ Martin Luther King. They may take his ideas or not believe it, but you just have to be careful as to, I think, what you say or be conscious of how you can shape the

Phone Home: Nobody really care about being careful. think if anybody only people care about being careful is us

The Iron Fist: Yeah, but I think I think that's a good thing. I think it's a responsible thing because man man just like just

Phone Home: Well, that's why we ain't had nothing to talk about this episode.

The Iron Fist: But I mean even like with rappers Even if you take it if you take it to rappers like man some people ⁓ I just remember, you know, I never forget when plies first came through I'd never forget looking up and it seemed like so many dudes and pascagoula look just like him like with the hat it just and I was like man It just really dawned on me like man these this music and these words are powerful like like it really shapes people Like that was just really just mind blowing to me, you know, just to look up and see everybody.

Phone Home: Plies had a lock on the coast. Plies had a lock on the coast. I don't know what it was, but that nigga had a lock. That nigga probably had a lock more than Boosted, Jeezy, all them niggas. You on mute too. on mute too. Shee, nigga.

Eric: you

The Iron Fist: Man, think, nah, I don't know about Boosie. Y'all think so? Boosie was like, man, it's like nobody, it's like everybody on the coast was like Boosie.

Eric: Boozy?

Phone Home: You don't mute too. together.

2: Bootsy I mean no plies plies he hit them young boys go on squad Motherfuckers was maybe was dressed like a plie. I mean, I boost it whatever

Eric: What? That's the only person, that's who come to mind.

Phone Home: Well, I think that was little bit out after Willie after he left for real for real.

2: I think I can cook, but the Goon Squad shit needs to really commit like crowns.

The Iron Fist: Nah, I do remember people was dressing like him though.

Phone Home: Yeah, you might remember them niggas looking like him. Nigga, we talking about terrorist activity.

The Iron Fist: Yeah, yeah. ⁓ okay, okay.

2: And I don't think none of niggas dress like Plas. That was just living out his lyrics.

The Iron Fist: It was just the mentality. Right, see, and that's what I'm talking about. It's the power in the words, like, and again, like you say, like you say, smooth, some people probably don't care, you know, we probably the only ones that's trying to be conscious of that, you know what I'm saying? But it's a real thing, like, man, you can just like, the music, I never forget when I was young, and my mind's racing, because I can't get my thoughts out so fast, but I remember when I was young, used to go into these little middle school parties, early high school parties. When Lil Jon came on and said, knock a nigga out, that's what was happening. You know what I'm saying? Man, I'm not a party person. I'm not a party person. So you already knew not to go to stuff like this. You know what I'm saying?

2: What you do, Willie, yo?

3eezy Bih: See, down about that beat.

Eric: Let me get out of the way.

2: The iron fist. The iron fist.

Eric: I'll you right away. He's a man.

Phone Home: When Lil' Jun said knockin' niggas out, guess what was happenin'?

3eezy Bih: ⁓ really.

The Iron Fist: When they Man when when nigga said we some headbusters we some headbusters We'll knock a hater out We some headbusters people was really on there and it's the music and the words and you know Man, if that's who you admire you gonna you gonna identify with it

Phone Home: I don't know. I don't necessarily believe that. I don't believe that rap music controls people's minds like that. I truly don't. I think that's just who you is, No. I think that's

The Iron Fist: may not, ⁓ a soundtrack to how people live though, that's the theme.

3eezy Bih: I don't know what to say about that.

2: Bro do ya? Nah, what do you mean with Tiger Town bro? The number one song to make niggas fight. This shit, for y'all that's watching, you ain't gonna believe it. It's time for the percolator. It's time, man niggas was getting, boy, boy, that mean the party wrapping up, boy niggas was throwing, boy niggas was getting down.

3eezy Bih: me

Phone Home: I don't necessarily believe that. think like, know, niggas, no, no, no, no, I'm not talking about that too. I'm talking about, feel like niggas, like, okay, nigga, when did they start doing drive-bys? They start doing drive-bys in the 70s and 80s. Niggas was listening to Rick James. She's a super freak. Pow, pow, pow. Like, why we gonna blame that on rap?

2: You've been to Turgtown Smooth.

The Iron Fist: element

2: Rick James.

The Iron Fist: think it's the energy that come with it. You know what I'm saying? For instance, what about that time? What about that time when we was, what was we doing? We was on that boat.

2: but the energy was always there.

Phone Home: Who, hey, nah, hold on, hold on, Willie-o. You said it's the energy. Nigga, what energy did Adolf Hitler have when he was going to kill all the Jews and shit?

The Iron Fist: mean, different music, that could be a point, but at the same time, think music does have an influence. I'm not saying that it can hypnotize you, and maybe in a sense it kinda does, but ⁓ I do think it truly has an ability to shape your... I don't believe that, man.

Phone Home: Man, I think that they have made us believe that, bro. I think they've made it. Now, can you say that rap is over sexualized and maybe introduce some things, but when we talk about killing, when we talk about killing, nigga's been killing since the beginning of time.

3eezy Bih: Promote, stuff, yeah.

The Iron Fist: That's true, that's true, that's true. But I also, this is my point from my experience. I will never forget when I was in seventh, eighth grade, the Marshall Mathers LP came out. This is my experience, the Marshall Mathers LP came out. he had a lyric where he was like, when I was just a little baby boy, my mama used to tell me these crazy things. He used to tell me my...

3eezy Bih: you

Eric: Man, I was singing that song to myself earlier. That's crazy that you brought that up.

The Iron Fist: She used to tell me my daddy was an evil man. She used to tell me he hated me. Then I got a little bit older and I realized she was the crazy one. Now this picture me as a young kid and my mom's yelling at me. No, she really, it's probably all me. You know what mean? But I'm the one that's messing up in the house, but she's always yelling at me because I'm probably not doing what she told me to do. And I'm sitting here listening to Eminem thinking.

3eezy Bih: Thank you

The Iron Fist: Man, I can relate to that. My mom's crazy too. You know what I mean? Like, this is what I'm thinking in my mind. And as I got older, I realized that like, dang, that stuff was kind of making me a little angry because it's filled, that whole album is filled with so much rage. It's like he's trying to get something off his chest. And when I think back to those days, I really was kind of like just angry for no reason. I ain't really, I come from a good home. You know what I'm saying? My folks.

3eezy Bih: You look a lot like a agent. Yeah.

The Iron Fist: They did everything for me.

Phone Home: But I think the difference is though, the, hold on, somebody's shit. Somebody's got a hurricane in their background. But I think what you just said is like the key though, like you was already there. So like when you heard that music, that just confirmed your feelings. You know what saying? So I think, ⁓ I just don't blame music like that.

The Iron Fist: you Mm-hmm.

Phone Home: Like I said, we can say music is over sexualized and things of that nature, you know, and. I just said something in my head that ain't got shit to do. I just wanted it sound cool. Like life imitates art.

The Iron Fist: He just says some philosophy stuff.

2: man life intake art freddo hey but smooth though i think when we was on that like that ⁓ that top 10 list i can feel it that was like a top three song what about that scream

Phone Home: Right, right, we did the gorilla, we did the gorilla shit.

2: bro, is, nigga, I ain't gonna say nothing about Drake again, but like, I kinda wanna be like the, like the calm before the storm when I'm mad. Ain't no shit that's, I don't wanna hear no blaring ass music if I'm mad, if I'm gonna do some shit. I wanna be conscious of what I'm doing, but also like.

Phone Home: Right. Right. Hey! But it kind of go back to, it go back to what we talking about with Deontay Kyle. We talking about the, we making the exception general. When we talk about like motherfuckers who, you know, I guess kill people listening to violent music. You know what saying? Like, I think that might be the exception. You know what I'm saying? Like.

The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm. You see like all these niggas

Phone Home: Yeah, but I'm saying though, I'm saying though like, shit man, I don't know. I think I kind of like always make a reference to like wars and shit like that. like, what the fuck the Iranians and the fucking Israel, Israel people listening to when they go do a drill. Like, you think they listen to the fucking NBA Youngboy? Like what we think the cartel, what we think the cartel's listening to?

The Iron Fist: Yeah. I I get it. I don't know. I guess we have to agree to disagree.

Phone Home: Like y'all niggas think they popping on lil baby?

2: Yeah, that's why I don't like when people just blank everything on rap.

Phone Home: I think that's kind of...

The Iron Fist: No, no, no, and that's a valid point too because you do have to have some responsibility as a listener or as the consumer but again Some people don't have nobody and when you look up to somebody who you feel like you can relate to Man, I go back to what Eminem say he say they say music can alter moves and talk to you But can it load a gun up for you and cock it too. He was basically saying like yeah, I can't make you do these things

Phone Home: It's It's nasty.

The Iron Fist: I can't make you do these things but he's aware.

Phone Home: And how y'all niggas, hold on, how y'all niggas be remembering just like weird, weird verses, bro? Like, what's up with you niggas, man? That's crazy.

The Iron Fist: I don't know man. I don't even know bro. It just comes to me

2: Nah, I think, shit, Bippin's, nah, Bippin, Bippin' Willie are probably like autistic on like the lower spectrum, where they got like a crazy gifted mindset. They can just.

Eric: Thank you, Thank you, W. Students of the game, man.

Phone Home: You I died. Hey, and that's not, that ain't even no slight. That's not no slight. Cause being able to, being able to spit a verse with every letter is fucking crazy.

2: NIGGA CAN WRAP YOUR VERSES, MIND YOU NOT THE WORDS. S A P P P ⁓ R

The Iron Fist: Yes, yeah.

2: What nigga nigga can fix a ruby crew true in it

Eric: That's Willie-O. That's he did. That's Willie-O. That's what he got.

Phone Home: Look at Bill Toss with his willy-o.

3eezy Bih: Nah, them boards slow though.

2: Hold on, bitch. He got that from them. I got that from my big brother.

The Iron Fist: Hold on, hold on, say that again with the letter.

3eezy Bih: Yeah them boys slow, yo. Yeah them boys slow as fuck. Both of them boys. Them boy be, them boy be saying the first letter of rap. Like, hey man, talking like, yeah. That shit cool, but it shit the fuck up.

2: Hell, boys get it,

The Iron Fist: You

Phone Home: nigga, how did y'all come up with that? Like, how did you just, man, you know what?

The Iron Fist: ⁓ That's crazy. I never thought about that for real

3eezy Bih: I would say this though, Smooth. Like what T-Wheel said, that shit don't make you... I think music is influential. It do release like, like, incitement, dopamine, that shit they say in your brain, stuff like that. But like you said, it's up to you to act it out. I mean, it's the reason why a nigga ain't trying listen to Youngboy after they done broke up with somebody. You know what saying? So, well, unless you listen to Lonely Child.

The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm. I think so. Mm-hmm.

3eezy Bih: something like that, you know what saying? But you know the songs you go to, there's a reason you go to those songs when in certain situations. So it's not like...

Eric: Nigga, nigga.

2: You what?

The Iron Fist: Bill, why was you driving a Charger? Why was you driving a Charger, Bill?

Eric: They're damn Nevada. I wanted to be like Boosie.

3eezy Bih: See, I got a Camaro because of It wasn't black.

Phone Home: But that, but y'all not talking about, y'all not talking about violence though.

3eezy Bih: I know I know that's and that's why I'm going to smooth but it is influential any music because you talking about what Hilla will listen to I ain't saying he listen to rap but some some people that be killing me listen to heavy metal or you know saying just different shit so music I think music is a tool or source to act out some that you use to act out some things I mean for instance I don't even let like I don't listen to raw wave around Ayla like because I don't want her in that put her in no No thinking that sad stuff is the mood to be in but I can listen to it because I know how to ⁓ I have discernment You see what saying? Once you grow up you learn the you know, you learn different perspectives of life and all that crap So you have discernment so even with Lonely Child like that's one of my favorite songs by Youngboy I ain't going through nothing that nigga went through on that song That bitch got me in my feelings though. You know what saying? I can't relate to nothing that nigga saying

The Iron Fist: get it. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

2: Yeah. How does it, does it feel, does it feel weird? Does it feel weird? Cause I remember like, I remember Vibaly riding like, you know what saying, we were going to Ken. My pops should play pot biggie, like DMX or, you know what I'm saying? Like, does it feel, how does it feel like, no, I can't play this right. My kids. And you talking about ride wave.

The Iron Fist: And that's art, now that's art. Yeah.

3eezy Bih: What? Yeah, you tell my rival a little not playing not playing certain song I Mean baby cousin this shit like I'll listen to cousin songs around I try not to

Phone Home: What about you, William?

2: No, I'm saying does it feel weird? My issue to people the artists I just spoke of

The Iron Fist: In terms of music, ⁓ my bad, sorry about that.

3eezy Bih: How do I feel about what? Damn.

2: Yeah, no, no. ⁓ yeah, you a perfect example, William. Does it feel like, damn, what I'm doing?

The Iron Fist: ⁓ So so when I listen to ⁓ other artists like ⁓ I kid you not when I'm when I'm around my kids I listen to

2: I know Mr. Daris will play, I know Mr. Will is to play pop around y'all.

The Iron Fist: ⁓ yeah, ⁓ yeah. When I was little, when I was little, my dad used to play two short, he used to play ghetto boys. ⁓ Them the two people I remember the most and I do remember Tupac and Dr. Dre. So I remember that. But there was a point where I think he realized like, or I was like really listening and ⁓ he stopped it. He stopped playing that type of stuff around me. And as I got older, because I was always into music,

Phone Home: Hell yeah!

The Iron Fist: personally have like my cousins I used to go to Van Cleave and they used to have all the CDs like all the cool stuff No limit, but they always was their parents was able to let you know Let them you you know listen to you know music with cursing in it our parents wouldn't let us you know Listen to it, but you still can understand it ⁓ know as I'm grow up you know as a man now, huh?

Phone Home: You Richard, that's right. Let's say you Richard, that's right. That nigga Bip had the clean version.

The Iron Fist: Right, see we really, we really, that's what we had to have. We had to have the Walmart version. Yeah, we had to, like.

3eezy Bih: Then again, the Walmart version.

Eric: Yeah.

Phone Home: Nigga, think you laughing nigga. We was in that bitch still acting like we was.

3eezy Bih: Nah, nah, I'm tripping out. I'm tripping out, good.

2: Did you, you, ⁓ your music selection was different between Willie O's?

3eezy Bih: Uh-huh.

Eric: My music collection.

2: what you were with the things that you were able to get receive the music rather

Eric: I pretty much like the same music will you like like this because he's my big brother so if will you listen to Ludacris? ⁓

Phone Home: I think they had the clean version of the Cheeky album.

2: No, I'll say it it it was it like a dive version?

Eric: You sold in. ⁓

The Iron Fist: Man, we had clean, and you know what, like I said, when I had that these were things I was sneaking in the house. know, like, you know, we, cause you know, you get to a point where you have the little portable Walkman and stuff like that. So, you know, ⁓ you know, I was able to, you know, again, going over my cousin's house, I remember the first time I heard Soldier Slim. We had went to Boomtown and you know, my cousin Marlo, shout out to Marlo, you know what saying? We had, he had let me get his Soldier Slim. You know, he let me get his Soulja Slim, give it to him raw album. You know, that's how started listening or knowing about Soulja Slim. I never seen this dude on TV or nothing, but he was like, man, check out Soulja Slim. You know, he on no limit.

2: Man, shout out Marlo, LeBaron, Phil, boys,

The Iron Fist: Right, you know what I'm And these, had everything. like, was, and that's another beautiful thing about music, kind of off the subject, but like, it was like a thing where, it wasn't privy to everybody, seems like, you know what I'm saying? Like when I go over my cousin's house, they'll be like, I'm like, ⁓ snap, they might have Soulja Slim, you know, I never heard, you know, at that time, or, you know, because they had access to everything. Their parents, you know, they was a little more lenient than mine. You know what mean? So just to have access to different music, felt like I had like a buried treasure or something. You know what I mean? Like it was like something, for one it's something I wasn't supposed to have. So man, was, you know.

3eezy Bih: That's why Ludacris is my favorite rapper. Because of it. The same story. ⁓

2: You play for not to be acceptable. I think that's I was asking you and Willie O. I was asking like this, cause you know what you said at some point, he was like, damn, I think they took heed of what you were listening to. But I'm saying, did that thing a bit. I remember like my first, the first album that I was bought for me was shit, Get a Dope by Mystery. You know what I'm saying? it, that,

The Iron Fist: still listening to that to this day.

2: I can't even say that's horrible, a horrible choice, but you know what I'm That's my first, when it was the orange, the orange plastic case, I don't know if y'all didn't, that was the first, yeah, yeah, so that was the first one I got. So I'm like, I'm like, damn, cause asking Dink like, damn, he don't listen to Custard Resort and Polite. Like, damn, when I grew up, this is my first one, you know what I'm saying? It like, damn, did it shake when your parents recognized it with you, Willie O, did they switch it with Bill?

The Iron Fist: Yup, yup, yup. I know exactly what you're talking about.

2: I'm really kind of speaking on like, damn, how ⁓ did we fall in love with hip hop type thing?

The Iron Fist: Well, I... You know... It man, it kinda seemed like we, I'm not lying, it literally seemed like we was just born around stuff like this. it, like, when I, like from my dad, like my dad was listening to ⁓ all type of stuff, like I was just saying earlier. I can remember coming home from school, I kid you not, when I was in elementary, coming home from school, watching Donnie Simpson on videos. Like I don't remember turning on cartoons. I remember watching videos.

2: For sure.

The Iron Fist: on like from school you know what saying like that I used to go over my cousin's house that's all we talked about who raps the best who had the best verse um battle rapping you know I guess it's like murder mook and all them guys like this is just something that was just like it just seemed like it was just there you know what I mean and it literally seemed like it was just a life thing like it wasn't nothing that was forced upon me

Phone Home: It's consumed your life. It consumed your childhood.

3eezy Bih: Okay.

Eric: Music period though. Music period. in pivotal moments in my life, there was always music in the background. I remember my mama taking us to school and she used to have, ⁓ what's that boy name? Not Johnny G. No, no, I.B. Brown. She used to have that album playing all the time. And it's just like.

The Iron Fist: It was like I was just born into it almost. You know what saying? Deidre Haddon, Bobby Brown. play that for my kids to this day. and see that, let me say this one thing, then I'ma let you go. I'm about to cut you off real quick. But like Dink said, he said that he don't listen to cursing music around his kids. Well, when I'm driving around with my kids, I play, well, you know, well, I'm talking about my kids, you know, so my bad, my bad. I didn't mean to, you know, double you up like that. But when I drive around with my, right, right. When I drive around with my village, you know what I'm saying?

Eric: I'm you, bro.

3eezy Bih: I got one kid, nigga. You're the only one with a daycare thing, Will.

The Iron Fist: I listen to a lot of myself because you know I try to be conscious you know of my My kids so I like to play my stuff so I listen to this list today's like a lot of unreleased stuff that I do but outside of that I play ⁓ Prince I play a lot of Michael Jackson chopped and screwed and Bobby Brown those are the things that you know my kids and gospel Diedrich had those are the things that my kids listen to in the car all the time you know what I'm saying so That's all I really listen to. And I will play some Nipsey Hussle, the clean version of Victory Lap. I play that a lot around them. I don't really feel like that's too bad. I try to be conscious of what they listening to.

3eezy Bih: let, they listen to Michael Jackson, Chopped and Screwed on the way. But them boy can't wait to get to school. ⁓ me off here, daddy, I'll walk the rest of ⁓ Thriller, thrill light. Hey, ⁓ daddy, drop me off right here, I'll walk.

The Iron Fist: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Phone Home: you You

The Iron Fist: Hey, man, hey, man, ⁓ y'all gotta hear y'all gotta hear

2: You Do do it, do do it.

The Iron Fist: Y'all got to hear it man. That chapter screw is, that done got a hold on me bruh.

Eric: did it. ⁓

2: Dirty,

Phone Home: Alright. Hey, D, D, that nigga works in Michael Lacey, playing instrumental.

Eric: So the big night, man.

3eezy Bih: I like when they instrumental in my a-

Phone Home: Are you rap, Mike? No, no, I'm rap.

Eric: That's a big part.

3eezy Bih: I sound like the bee.

The Iron Fist: He just be listen to instrumentals. Hey, I do that a lot too. I listen to a lot of instrumentals. Hey.

Eric: So that I don't know.

Phone Home: No, no, nigga, you're a rapper. This nigga's not a rapper.

3eezy Bih: ⁓ Man man think about what the fuck I think I did that day for my dad to make me listen to thriller chopping screw man I don't know what the fuck I did you did you did you did you not get him to make it your report call?

The Iron Fist: Hey, you gotta listen to it man. It's amazing. I don't even like the song Thriller. That is like my least favorite song of Michael Jackson catalog. I hate that song actually.

Phone Home: Thank

2: Nigga, that cut's not the principle. So what do do? Chop and screw it.

3eezy Bih: I'm in trouble.

Eric: Man, that type of screw music is so crazy.

The Iron Fist: It's crazy, man, you get a whole different perspective listening to Chopped and Screwed music. It's crazy.

Eric: Hey, hey, listen to Travis Scott or Kanye West.

3eezy Bih: I cannot be honest with you though T will. ⁓ go ahead. I so this kind of like a look. They're kind of like another subject though T will they kind of like another subject. I know about to get off but they kind of like another subject. Does that shit really matter?

The Iron Fist: Yeah. You said Travis Scott?

Eric: I'll ahead.

The Iron Fist: My bad. Chopped and screwed.

3eezy Bih: No, no, Yeah, that too. But no, I'm saying, ⁓ like the way, like my daughter not listening the wrong way. I don't think it matter. But for some reason I still do it because I ain't saying no names, but there's one kid that I know she'd seen everything. And I, you I am a, and she, she is a wonderful little kid. But I'm cursing.

Phone Home: ⁓ yeah, I you No, it don't. It don't.

The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Wow, yeah.

3eezy Bih: ⁓ All the shebang whatever you want to think of yes, and she's wonderful. So, you know I'm saying so it's kind of like ⁓

The Iron Fist: Yeah.

Phone Home: I mean, I think the kids, go, they, I don't know. think if you don't have a, if you don't have a.

The Iron Fist: I think it does. Cuz I remember me and my cousins be like, biatch! That's what we there from Snoop Dogg, you know what I'm Like, just...

Phone Home: But I think to me, it's like, oh, and I'm not saying y'all do this, but I'm saying like, if like, if you don't, if you don't like introduce that type of stuff to your kids, like they gonna, they gonna keep it away from you. You know what I'm saying? Like they gonna keep that shit away from you in some shape or form, you know? So that's not true. Nah, hell nah, that's not true neither, D. I don't think so. I think.

The Iron Fist: Yeah, I think about that too. I think about that too.

3eezy Bih: I mean, they're gonna keep it away regardless, think, eventually.

The Iron Fist: just like I did.

3eezy Bih: Nah, ain't gonna lie, I think as a daddy, I think as a daddy being a girl dad, and you, you, you, you, you may think different because you you you a boy daddy. But I, as, you know, this might be immaturity father right now.

2: I think it can be happened. I think it can happen.

Phone Home: What's the need to? Because kids are kids, bro. Boy, daddy, girl, daddy.

3eezy Bih: No, no, no, no, no, ain't bro. No, ain't bro, true it.

2: I been, nigga, I been, boy, I'm running on, ⁓ from different people. I'm on a 15 year run of a stepdaddy, boy. I just.

3eezy Bih: chose me. ⁓ I'm telling you like I know I'm not saying I'm not saying that ain't a dad we dead I'm just saying it's different from the shit you know you did as a as a dude and now you got a daughter where you going out like saying hey boy yeah that girl yeah yeah yeah yeah well I gotta look at

2: That's...

3eezy Bih: It's gonna happen one day. You know what saying? So it's like that's one reason I want a boy so bad. Like I ain't want no girl because you know, you know what it come with. But so that's why I said like, anyway, so thanks to what we were talking about, like it's just like, does it even matter? Because it doesn't matter. Like, I mean, my parents were Christians. I mean, with pastors. mean, see. ⁓ I mean I ain't crazy but you know I ain't like I ain't like I followed to the church you know I'm ⁓

The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm.

Eric: Hey, I was watching the interview. I was watching interview with Nick Cannon on Shannon Sharp. And you know, I didn't know he was a preacher's kid, but he talked about, yes, man, that's a great interview. Y'all should check it out. he.

The Iron Fist: Nick Cannon was? ⁓ I didn't know that either.

2: I didn't know that.

3eezy Bih: I'm gonna go get you a

The Iron Fist: Nick Cannon, I like, I always have liked Nick Cannon. I know some people reason, my bad Bill, people call him corny, but I mess with Nick man, I really like Nick.

2: I'm a summer.

Eric: Nah man, this interview was really good because he talked about like why preachers kids kind of go as left as they do because it's like people look at them like, bro, you're a preacher's kid. Like man, you don't know. He was like, oh really? Let me double down and show you how, you know what I mean? am. I like, yeah, but I mean the way he, that's his experience.

The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm You got something to prove.

3eezy Bih: I disagree with that, but, ⁓ yeah.

The Iron Fist: maybe that's his experience though

3eezy Bih: Yeah, I'm just saying. But I disagree because he said it in general, though. He said preach his kids and I said, I disagree with it. OK.

Eric: Yeah. No, no, he said it for him. He said it for him. This is me just just kind of regurgitating his interview, how he said it. But man, that interview said it's almost like for me and with Nick Cannon. I'm like, damn, bro, he, you know, he got these experience. He talked about sleeping on Jamie Foxx living room. he was like. You know, when Jamie, when he was in LA, he was living in his car and trying to make it work. then Jamie Foxx took him on this, bro, that's a good interview. I would highly suggest you all check it out.

The Iron Fist: Yeah man, I'ma check that out man. I always have like Nick Cannon.

2: I'm gonna watch that. See, that's some shit I like. I'm not gonna watch it, bro. That ain't Willie O'Tilum, the listener, AZ out.

3eezy Bih: I'm out the Jamie Foxx save a Then Jamie is that a black dude saving a black dude is that predatory? Is that predatory?

Eric: Alex? Sammy Foxx, I don't want nothing from him though.

Phone Home: You seen one bat after another yet?

2: Nope.

Phone Home: You seen that Michael movie yet?

2: Hell no.

3eezy Bih: Massive.

Phone Home: You see Avatar yet?

2: I saw Avatar, nigga. Yeah. Yeah. I seen Avatar, nigga.

3eezy Bih: No, ain't no Albatross.

Phone Home: That nigga too, that nigga too be like, y'all, I'ma catch that.

Eric: Yeah.

2: Hey, nah, that's what I said. I told Bill, said, nah, I said, this ain't the same as ⁓ Willie O telling me to go listen to an AZ album. I'ma go. I'ma go.

The Iron Fist: I'm definitely gonna see Michael this Saturday. I already made plans for that. I look I only read drop. I really don't even bring I'd be like man. They ain't even no point in breaking this up. Let me just forget it exactly Last time I think I said the video I said the video hip a couple maybe a couple I don't know if a couple weeks ago. I said man. Why did I do that? I already know and that's why I say it's not even a point

Phone Home: He dropped. Get the fuck out of here. Well, shit, man.

2: I appreciate you, Yeah, bro.

Eric: I'm you know I'm perky.

3eezy Bih: I'm not listening to I'm not listening to nobody dropping ass.

Phone Home: Yes indeed man, fall home baby.

3eezy Bih: Who dropping ass? Man, get the fuck out of here.

The Iron Fist: Ha ha

Phone Home: ⁓

2: F**k you.

Eric: make the style you need me.

3eezy Bih: Alright, John Bull.

2: Iceman coming soon nigga

The Iron Fist: Yeah.