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3 god: Internet halls me.

Wills On The Tank: And we're live.

lamar: Hey, what it do, man? It's your boy Smooth, aka Mr. Do What It Do, aka Always On the Move, and this is episode 81 of the Fall Home Podcast.

3 god: Mm.

2: What's up, Ms. Boy? Another second. Just let the junior high goal can never die alone. It's two alive. Threezy, what's happening with your boy?

3 god: Man, you already know who it is. Who is that boy A D three, not the number but the name, bruh. And I try to tell everybody it's only one three thirteen. You heard me? Ha ha ha talk to bitch.

2: Yeah.

Eric: yeah. You know what it is, man. It's Jumane Jupiter, Commission Cowboy. I don't care what you got going on, keep going. You know, KG Mafia. Your mindset, the only thing stopping you. For all your mental health needs, visit myconnect counseling.net, man. episode 81. We got some legendary, legendary players that water number 81.

3 god: Automobile.

Eric: We got Tim Brown for the Raiders. We got Calvin Johnson for the Lions. And we got the legendary Randy Moss. Let's have a legendary episode, man. Passing it to my dog,

2: Whoa.

Eric: William.

lamar: It was eighty one for who? It was eighty one for who.

2: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Can y'all hear me?

Eric: What did I miss one? I

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

Eric: I I no no, I miss one. I missed

2: Man Y'all

Eric: one, but go ahead too.

2: Y'all forgot my favorite football player of all time, Sarah Owens, the best receiver of all time, my eyes. But rock on my bad Bill, my bad. Ain't me step on your toe.

Eric: Yeah. Nah, you

lamar: Yeah, but when when

Eric: good, bro?

lamar: was when was T Random Office eighty one?

Big Darrell: W Random Mouse ain't the one when he played with the Patriots.

Eric: Randy Moss was played for the Patriots.

lamar: Patriots

2: Print.

lamar: okay. All right, all right, cool. I th I thought that I thought that's what

Eric: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, dude.

3 god: man.

2: It don't

lamar: y'all was talking about.

Eric: Yeah, dude. I

Big Darrell: Yeah.

Eric: could look he that's a number he wore. I'm saying

3 god: You say built man.

Eric: it. I know he wore. Well, he wore

3 god: You say, Bill.

Eric: 84 with the Vikings, I think, but he wore 81 with the Patriots. Right.

Big Darrell: And the one with w with the Patriots. Yeah yeah.

lamar: All right, all right.

Eric: and Kobe

2: Yeah.

Eric: scored 81. I kinda I'm again Kobe. How did I forget Kobe?

2: Nickel

Wills On The Tank: yeah, yeah, yeah,

3 god: You trippin', bro. All

Big Darrell: There you go.

Eric: Kobe scored 81

2: yeah man

3 god: right.

Wills On The Tank: yeah.

Eric: points in the game, man. Shout out to Coke.

3 god: I ain't gonna lie,

2: Yeah, man. Yeah, we'll scrape the husband, yeah.

3 god: my my my boy Bill Trippin' today.

Eric: Yeah, nah,

2: Yeah.

lamar: You got you got it, Willio.

Wills On The Tank: Man, all praise to the most high, man. It's your humble servant servant, Terrell Tarantino, aka Terrell Wheels, aka T Wheels, aka T Wheels on the tank, aka the Cata Blendada, aka the Iron Fist hitting you harder than never coming at you like that there, man. Shout out to all our fans. We be the heads of the cool cat clan.

Eric: Cool can clear

Big Darrell: Cool cat clan, yes sir.

3 god: the cool club clan, talk to them.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

3 god: Tell them.

Big Darrell: Yes, sir. Yes, sir. It's your boy Big Dad checking in live from the Loft. We back. Hey, legendary episode 81 like Randy Moss. Let's get it.

Wills On The Tank: Yay.

3 god: Hey, hey, hold on. Fame, famous chief.

lamar: You are from the world.

3 god: You know what I'm saying? Talk to you know, Nico Ramiji or Pump Return. Shout out, man. You know what I'm saying?

Eric: Okay. Okay.

lamar: We did not shout out that nigga, man. You ever watch this show? We did not shout you out.

Wills On The Tank: He

2: Fuck it.

Big Darrell: Hey, he said

3 god: We might we might need him as a guest while you talking.

Big Darrell: legendary punt

2: Hehehe

Big Darrell: returner, boy.

3 god: Well he ain't legendary but he he put a cheese

2: Yeah.

3 god: return right now.

lamar: I'm gonna tell you legendary Dante Hall.

Wills On The Tank: Ha ha ha ha.

lamar: That's who legendary.

3 god: Who?

lamar: Dante Hall.

2: yeah, yeah, for so

Eric: yeah, the human joystick.

3 god: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Come on now. What we talking about?

2: Beer man.

lamar: Was you a fan was you a fan of the Chiefs then?

3 god: Nigga, I've been a friend since Priest Holmes left the Ravens, boy.

lamar: Nigga, what did that they did not answer my question?

3 god: He was there before he was there before Dante Hoff. So that answer your question Yeah. Yeah, yeah, come on now, man. Come on, bro.

lamar: Okay, bad, bad, bad, bad. He was there but nigga, but he was there for like he he was there in the early two thousand.

3 god: Yeah, but I'm Cheese Nation all day, every day, bro. They priest homes, baby.

lamar: Nah, we had somebody call you out in the comments. I had tagged you earlier. Niggas

3 god: Who what did he say? What did he say?

lamar: nigga said something about he said some

Eric: What'd he say? What'd he say?

lamar: shit about niggas probably ain't even a real cheese fan.

3 god: yeah, I don't I don't I

Big Darrell: Well yeah.

3 god: don't I don't I don't hear none of that 'cause me and my boy too we already talked about that. We I g hey I got stamps that know I'm a real tee for life. For life. 83 for life.

lamar: Nah man.

Eric: Hmm.

lamar: I I I I I I'm still I'm still I'm still I'm

2: For life.

Wills On The Tank: She's like an Indian, my freaks are Caribbean.

lamar: still kinda trying to remember how big of a fan you was at Perk. Now that's that it's kinda questionable, man.

3 god: Hey, hey, hey, my but you gotta remember though, hey I got my my my lawyer right here, he didn't know.

lamar: Nigga, I don't give a fuck who you got. I was there too, nigga.

3 god: You wanna round, you want y it was you, Bill, me and two was hanging around. Me,

lamar: Sound like a lie

Wills On The Tank: Ha ha ha.

3 god: me, me and two, me and two were always around each other, bro. Always.

2: More yeah.

lamar: We knew you before too!

3 god: But I'm saying I got acclimated with two, cause y'all niggas were playing football.

lamar: I know.

3 god: How you think we got close? Pause, if I think that's one.

lamar: That ain't got nothing to do with you being a fan of the

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

2: Okay.

lamar: ch I ain't dope.

3 god: I'm telling you he can vouch. That's what I'm trying to tell you.

Eric: Mm.

lamar: So basically what he said was, you know, me and two, we had a sit down and I, you know, I was able to just, you know, vent my feelings tomorrow.

Eric: Man, Dick Dick was a Baltimore fan, man.

3 god: No, no, no, no, we weren't we weren't no we not been villains. I w we were cause we were talking about other other fake cheese fans.

Big Darrell: They say you was a Baltimore fan.

Eric: That's crazy.

lamar: I'm just saying, bro. I ain't just saying all this cheese gear, all this cheese gear that my boy got on.

Wills On The Tank: I

3 god: Hey bro, don't play me bro. Hey real talk, don't don't play me bro.

2: Na you always said useless

lamar: I ain't never seen my boy with a cheese hat. I ain't never seen with a cheese hoodie. I ain't never seen nothing.

Eric: Hey, hey, but look, look, I'ma hey, to deep point though, to deep point, to deep though. Hey,

Wills On The Tank: I ain't never seen him with a Hattiesburg. He was a Lakers fan born but Hattiesburg.

2: I'ma I'ma save him. I'ma save him.

lamar: So you ain't see it in Hannesburg neither one

Eric: to deep point though, to deep point,

2: Affordability a motherfucker.

Eric: that stuff was expensive back in the girl. My boy couldn't, we like.

3 god: wasn't expensive, it w you couldn't get it. We didn't you could bro I had one

lamar: Hey, say my hey, so say my boy used to have the the Magic Jer the Magic Johnson HIV jersey, but didn't have no damn cheese jersey. That's crazy.

3 god: Mm-hmm.

2: Boy, that's a wild that's a wild

Eric: Dang that's wild. That's crazy.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, that's funny. That's funny stuff right there.

3 god: Look no look. I like

Eric: That man,

lamar: Jerzy

Eric: that man, no, no,

lamar: was dir his hair.

Eric: no, this man had a no no

2: Yeah.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

Eric: let's stay there though. This man had a magic Johnson jersey hanging over his bed. Like what? Bro, you had a magic

2: B Oma That boy said it's the sanctuary.

3 god: Hey, I'm a Lego fan, baby. I'm a legal for you, baby.

Eric: Johnson jersey hanging over your bed. Like,

Wills On The Tank: my goodness.

3 god: Hey, hey two, two, hey two, hey two. I've been

Big Darrell: Okay.

Eric: bro, no. That is wild.

3 god: knowing y'all boys for how long now? At least what, about 20 now? Almost 20.

2: Almost this two thousand six.

3 god: My dog can tell me my favorite player in basketball. My dog can tell me who my favorite team is, and who he can tell you who I would say the best quarterback ever before everybody agreed to it. Been that way for a long time.

2: Nah, nah you've been a team, man. The the Ravens been

3 god: Thanks.

2: my second favorite team though. You Come on you I remember when you s

3 god: love the Ravens. That's why I always argue with Smooth about the Lamar in there.

2: you said Jamal, that nigga had like three names on the back of his jersey. I'm like, man, what the what this Yeah Yeah.

3 god: but see I'm a bro, so I was a Ravens fan because I always loved Priest Holmes. So when Priest Holmes left, I'm with the Chiefs. Cause I r I really liked the Priest Holmes because he was jumping over folks in college and crap. Like he would cause you know he played with Ricky Williams in Texas. So then when he went to the Ravens and then, you know, Jamal Lewis came, then he got he signed with the Chiefs. So I'm like, see, it is what it is. Chiefs nation. And that's why he

2: That's Dinko

3 god: the And that's why you're the best running back ever.

2: that's Dinko and Big Dink team, man, right?

3 god: Huh?

2: That's Dinko Big Dink team, right?

3 god: Yeah, that big that big thing team. That's why he be mad and 'cause I left the ch Ravens. Well, I was never really a Ravens fan. You I was always when I was younger, I was always basketball first. But I love Priest Home. So, Priest Home with the Cheese, then you had your boy Larry Johnson after him, then you had Jamal Charles, then it just been it's just been smooth selling, man. We got rid of Alex Sniff and we found this boy from Texas Tech. my God

Eric: Mm-hmm.

3 god: Speaking of the man from Texas Tech, bro, listen. Listen, it's gonna segue into our sports section. But listen, dawg. Y'all boys, everybody wondering about where aliens and stuff at and like what's on the outer space. He in a Kansas City Chiefs jersey, number 15. Y'all gonna be worried about people out of space and the nigga right there in our face,

Eric: I think we're thinking

3 god: bro. This dude, two,

Eric: Mm.

3 god: two, these

2: Mm-hmm.

3 god: boys in DC, right? We were playing against the Jags. This boy, this boy, Pat Mahomes break his leg and we go to the Super Bowl the same year. When? Bro, this past Sunday, one o'clock against the Jags before the second half. At the end of the second, end of the first half, towards the end, this dude elbow is like this. I can't even do it. I can't even do this if I try it. I can't do it. I can't even do this if I tried, bro. And next thing this dude, he might be out for the season. What is that? No, no, no, I'm Pat. Hey, that's what I'm trying to tell y'all, man. We doing all this alien hunting, all these men in black. He right there. He's right there, bro. my God, boy.

2: Say they done flip air fifty one. They done flip the fifteen, I feel you think. I got you.

3 god: Hey one five man, that dude who is Jokic, who is Camelo? We got the real fifteen, bro.

lamar: Mm-hmm.

3 god: Yo man, that dude is amazing, man. And look, I

Eric: Mm-hmm.

3 god: ain't trying to talk about nobody, but my boy elbow was back like this. My boy elbow

Eric: Yeah.

3 god: was back like this. And you got dudes out for four games for taking a hard high five.

Eric: Yeah. Yeah.

lamar: We doing Shasselamar. We doing Shicea

3 god: Lamar,

lamar: Lamar.

3 god: I'm just saying. Hey, not only that, hold

Eric: That's crazy.

3 god: on, I'm about to be done. Not only that, Bill, this dude ATL and PCL and MCL all he took an L and came back the first the first game of the season and he's bowling. Man,

Eric: Yeah.

3 god: bro, look, stop looking for them aliens, bro. He right here on Earth. I'm just all I got to say. He on

Eric: Yeah, yeah.

3 god: Earth. He's right here in our face, bro. Shh, it's

Eric: Mm-hmm.

3 god: over with. It's over with, bro.

lamar: How ya boys like this this week in college football, man?

3 god: Alright, bro, don't end me like that.

Eric: Mm.

Big Darrell: Ha ha

3 god: Nah, so good stuff though boy.

Eric: Yeah, we had some we had some legendary games. That that eleven o'clock wave was crazy. Texas, yeah, te arch for me just like arch arch make me a believer, man. I just like he gritty. Like, and then he was the some of the throws he was making too was just insane. Like, bro, okay, arch heard the critics. It's like, yeah, I'm gonna I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna wear this manning name a different way this time.

Big Darrell: Any good under pressure too.

Eric: Whoo, come on now. He's standing in there and taking some of them hits after them throws. He's standing in the pocket. And then he like I think his decision making is the thing that has improved the most, is what I like. Like I ain't no, you know, that was like we already knew Arch Cabal. But it

Big Darrell: Right.

Eric: was his decision making early on in the season that was really yo, man, he ain't got it. we expect you to come with that at least. Peyton Manning, that was his thing. And then you got his uncle who Eli, he could pretty much do it both. But we just okay, you go like you need to know better. You know what I mean? When

3 god: Well

Eric: somebody tells

Big Darrell: Uh-huh.

Eric: like, you know better. It's like, nigga, with your uncles and who you got in your family, you know better.

lamar: That's a good point.

Big Darrell: In fact.

3 god: I think his problems was

lamar: That's a good point.

3 god: Yeah, I think his yeah yeah, I think his problems at

Eric: so go ahead, D, my bad dog.

3 god: the beginning were inconsistency. Like he always been like straight. Like

Eric: Yeah, yeah.

3 god: I think he o I mean I think that was just his fault was he was inconsistent. Like he'll show you where he was that guy, but then he'll show you where he wasn't at the same time like God dog. So but I I guess the smooth saying I'm the hater of the dude. I don't still lost on that one, but go ahead.

lamar: And we not we're not doing that.

3 god: Thank God.

Big Darrell: Yeah.

lamar: Any other games y'all boys like?

3 god: I do gotta say this, bro.

Big Darrell: my Miami Notre Dame was good.

3 god: I'll go ahead.

lamar: Yeah, I I I

Big Darrell: Miami another day.

Wills On The Tank: Notre Dame.

lamar: they kinda just kinda had that, that lacklustre feeling since Malachi Tony didn't play. and I kinda I kinda hated

Big Darrell: Yeah, yeah. 'Cause he a big key

lamar: I kinda hated for Malachi Tony, I hated for Jeremiah Smith because,

3 god: Yeah, exactly about the

lamar: those were our those were our Heisman front runners and we kinda they they they might be on the they might be there at the end, but they not gonna win, And

Eric: Mm-hmm.

lamar: then Trinidad Shamblis. I don't think he's gonna be there anymore, you know. So I think I think I

Big Darrell: For sure. I thought he messed his legacy up.

Eric: wood.

lamar: don't necessarily think he he can't mess his legacy up. He came from motherfucking perk. Damn, you know, so

Eric: No.

lamar: he can't really mess his legacy up. He came from damn Millsap. but

Eric: Right.

lamar: I think shit, man. You know, for what it's worth, I think maybe I mean I I mean I I don't even want to sound sound biased, but I think the person who Who under under a lot of pressure, winning games and balling, I think is Keelan Russell.

Eric: Kayla Russell.

lamar: I I and it's kinda it's kinda it's kinda odd to put him in that front seat, but those three players ain't I don't think those three players are there anymore. And and, maybe y'all can point to some other players. what's your boy, Dante Moore? for Oregon, he's not in the, he not in the c the race no more. Julian saying he's not in the race.

3 god: Yeah.

lamar: injuries and, yeah, shit. Damn near all injuries have has has fucked up the Hisma race except for Trinidad Shamless. They just they just ain't they just ain't that.

3 god: Okay.

Eric: What about old buddy from Oklahoma State? Who had who was leading like Jeremiah? they got a receiver too, that's nice.

lamar: the quarterback. The quarterback. yeah, yeah. He can he can, but I don't You talking about Oregon State. You talking about the the kid from Oregon State. Yeah.

Eric: Yes, yeah, you're right. The black

3 god: See, you know

Eric: at black

3 god: who the highest man is now though. Well he my highest man, cause Go ahead. That's who I'm about to say, cause he got this in them. He got this in them.

lamar: my bad. I don't mean to cut you off. Lenore Sellers. Lenore Sellers. Lenore Sellers might be the Heisman. I'm going to

Eric: Yo, did y'all

lamar: tell you this. Hold on, Bill. If they beat Georgia in a couple weeks, if they beat Georgia in a couple weeks, Lenore Sellers will possibly win the fucking Heisman. Yeah. Yeah. Right, right, right.

Eric: He deserved it if that beat Georgia. But did y'all see when he split the defense, bro? my Jesus. I didn't know he was that fast.

lamar: And then a nigga had a bomb ankle.

Eric: Right. Yeah, he got

3 god: Bill, Bill, Bill, Bill.

lamar: Yeah, yeah, yeah.

3 god: Built, built. That's

Eric: it.

3 god: what that was smooth with J Haytin on my tape, 'cause I'm gonna say he had a little p pat mahomes in them. He wa hurt and he did that?

Eric: Cool. Yeah.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

3 god: my goodness.

2: I see it. I get what you say. That was all right, ladies.

lamar: Yeah.

3 god: O I say yeah, that boy dog. Yes yes

lamar: Yeah, so I think I think he and and Lenore Sellers, he he coming down, he coming back from a, a damn three one lead, So

Eric: Yeah.

lamar: I think I think Lenora Sellers and and Keelan Russell, they might be they might be your highest minute front runner so far. But

Eric: I like it.

lamar: just to speak on the weekend, I think that Alabama LSU game was really good. the Texas Missouri game, that that game was fire. The BYU Utah game, that was fire.

3 god: Does it?

lamar: Yeah, I think you just had a lot of football.

Big Darrell: Hey, yeah, that one was definitely good. The BYU.

3 god: Hopefully.

lamar: Yeah.

Big Darrell: Close. Utah deserve to be

lamar: Yeah, I think you just you just had a lot of good football.

Big Darrell: number number one. I think so.

lamar: Yeah, yeah, yeah. for the for what it's worth, but I think Geor I think Georgia went to number one though. I think Georgia went to number one. Yeah.

Big Darrell: Wha w what about the Oklahoma, no no Ohio State, Oregon?

lamar: That was a five game too, but shit man, Ohio State.

Big Darrell: Ohio State that fell off too, boy.

lamar: Yeah, they it's over with. They seasonal rap. It's a rap what what Jesus say?

3 god: Jeremia Smith still had a good game though.

Eric: Yeah.

lamar: You say what?

Eric: Yeah.

3 god: Jeremia Smith still had a a killer game. Well he had five 133, something like that. 130?

lamar: Mm-hmm. Yeah, yeah. Yeah.

Eric: Yeah, you

Big Darrell: Smooth,

Eric: got you

Big Darrell: smooth, smooth. When you say who they play, Georgia, who who who the Highman what team play for?

lamar: South Carolina, they they play Georgia in a couple

Big Darrell: they quarterback?

lamar: Yeah. huh.

Big Darrell: Yeah, he fire, he fire.

Eric: Yeah, that's that's gonna be a good game. They they balling. They ballin' in Ca South Carolina.

3 god: No, he a dog, but he Mahomian

lamar: He definitely he definitely a dog. He definitely a dog.

2: Yeah he

Big Darrell: He only had dog till he played Georgia though. You gotta hey you gotta play the right competition.

Eric: Yeah. But hey,

lamar: But see.

Eric: you cr it's crazy, they still got them ranked number twenty.

lamar: Who's out Carolina?

Eric: Yes.

lamar: Yeah. that's they got three.

Big Darrell: How how many losses they got? They got three losses on it.

lamar: Yeah, they got three. They got three. Hell yeah. How y'all feel

Eric: Yeah, okay. Okay, but mist

lamar: how y'all feel about the twenty fourteens? they just announced the twenty fourteen playoffs

3 god: Yeah. That's it.

Big Darrell: I think that's good because shit, how this year turned out is crazy. Cause you got top

Eric: Yeah.

Big Darrell: teams with three losses. that shit crazy.

Eric: Okay, but if that is the case then let's say if that twenty fourteen system existed this y this year what

lamar: it's it's they they just it just got announced today.

Eric: That it'll be this year? Yeah, so that's what

2: No.

lamar: no, twenty next year, twenty twenty seven.

3 god: No, it's nature.

Eric: I'm saying. So let's say if that twenty fourteen system was it was in play today, then this weekend wouldn't have been as urgent and it wouldn't have been as good, right? Because the it it it kills the level of urgency in the games throughout the season and

lamar: I just had this conversation with my homeboy Money. And I and I think I would agree with you in previous years, but I think N.I.L. kills that whole I think NIL kills

Big Darrell: Fancy.

lamar: that whole philosophy. And the reason why, Bill, is because the parody is crazy, bro. The parody

Eric: Mm-hmm.

lamar: is crazy across the board. Like we actually have teams having three and four losses that might go to the playoff this year. Like that

Eric: Yeah.

lamar: shit, that shit did not exist. Five, 10 years ago when you go undefeated, everybody undefeated at the end. But now,

Eric: Yeah, yeah.

lamar: nigga, everybody losing. So

Eric: Yeah.

lamar: it's like every game, and that's what I that's what me and Money was talking about. Every game is and the reason I cause I agree with you. I I had that same philosophy two weeks ago, and then I was like, damn. I was like, bro, everybody losing. So every

Eric: Yeah.

lamar: game is still important. Cause nigga, like LXU ain't It ain't the same shit for LAU this week as it was last week. so I think I think

Eric: Yeah, yeah.

lamar: the NIL, I think the parody still make it even. Even though we're gon' even though we're gonna lose the conference championships and all of that, I think the parody and everybody losing still make the games important.

Eric: Yeah, nah, I can definitely see that perspective though. I I I I see that.

Big Darrell: Agree with that.

Eric: Yeah, I I can see that perspective. I just think that man, it's gonna be like

3 god: That's what.

Eric: with them loot with them opening up that 2014. Now I'm for it. Personally, I'm for it. Cause I that's I think that's because then you cut out the people who like Alabama got the hardest on the schedule. How they get in with a two league, with a two lost team, and then you get

3 god: Yeah.

Eric: SMU and their AT dink ATT University and just cause they ain't lost a game. Right. Right.

lamar: Yeah, yeah. Yeah. You don't gotta have you don't gotta have niggas pissed off two. Two two can't be pissed off no more. Even though they they went undefeated and then hey, we never heard from these niggas. We never heard from these niggas since they went undefeated.

Eric: It's crazy.

2: I was gonna let I was gonna let him make it. I was gonna let him make it.

Eric: That's crazy.

lamar: We ain't never heard from these niggas again. They they just fired their head coach, them niggas lost like

Eric: Yeah. Dude.

2: But bro, that's why the that's why the year we underfeat it let us in. Especially if it's team undefeated, how you end and you done lost. We

Eric: Yeah.

2: My team Florida State, that's what Florida State and Bamma. Bamma making it over Florida State. That was some bullshit, man.

lamar: Right.

Eric: Yeah, yeah.

3 god: Hey two.

Wills On The Tank: But

3 god: Hey two, y'all gonna go get Dion?

2: DM I want to man. It's over with man.

Big Darrell: It's just I think

lamar: Yeah.

Big Darrell: I I like that I like the twenty fourteens. I I'm one reason I like it because it's just the schedule difficulty, right? It's like SEC gotta play like safe as an old miss, right? You play Texas, then you gotta turn back around

lamar: Hold on, and Daryl.

Big Darrell: and play Georgia.

lamar: That's a good point though, Daryl, because the SEC they played nine conference games as it is. So they increased their conference games as it is too.

3 god: Yeah.

Big Darrell: And then it's crazy though, because it's like like teams like like Utah, yeah, yeah, undefeated, but you ain't had to you ain't have to go against Georgia, you ain't had to go against LSU, you ain't had to go against Texas, you ain't

Eric: Right. Right.

Big Darrell: had to go against Alabama, you ain't had to go against back to back though. you see what I'm saying? Ole Miss had to go Texas, then you gotta go Georgia. That's fucking

3 god: Yeah.

Big Darrell: crazy. And then you had LSU early in the season, so that's crazy to go back to back to back.

lamar: And then even to your point, dog, I don't like LSU LSU had to

3 god: Okay.

lamar: play Bama, they still gotta play Texas next week and I think they still gotta play Tennessee.

Eric: And they had to play old myths. They play old myths like

Big Darrell: And then and then and and and and then what's gonna be crazy though? Well if LA should beat Texas. Texas are

lamar: I know, I know.

Big Darrell: three lost teams.

lamar: That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying, bro. I don't think the I think the I don't think those I think those losses are still valuable. That's that's that's all I'm

Big Darrell: Thanks.

lamar: saying. I think the losses are still valuable if niggas gonna be losing like this. Now if niggas ain't losing, then I think what Bip's saying makes sense. But if niggas losing like this every year, those games still gonna be very important.

Eric: Yeah.

Big Darrell: And and I I think it makes it harder too. I don't you say it's NIL. I guess it is NIL because everybody got equal opportunity, right?

lamar: The transfer porter. Yeah.

Big Darrell: and then, but but it's like it's like since the money got in the college, it's like crazy because anybody can lose any given night. It used

3 god: Okay.

Big Darrell: to be like it used to be at the first beginning when they had sports bank, you can ban on who gonna win and who's gonna go

3 god: Yeah.

lamar: Right.

Big Darrell: to the playoffs and who gonna do all this. Now you don't know who's gonna win on any given night. Cause it's like, okay. Georgia looking like the best in the SEC, I still don't understand how they lost to Auburn.

3 god: Yeah.

lamar: Yeah.

Eric: Yeah.

Big Darrell: I can't even I can't even fathom that.

Eric: Yeah hey bro but ain't that the most exciting thing about college football in the last few years? Anybody can lose them!

lamar: Right, right. Right. Right. Right. That's what

Big Darrell: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

lamar: but that's what I'm saying though. That's why I'm saying, like, I'm not really tripping like I first thought I was because

Eric: Love it.

lamar: that's the game

3 god: Yeah.

lamar: still important, bro. Every game still means something. And I think

Eric: Love that. Yeah.

lamar: the media, I think the media and I think purists like all of us are to football, you're gonna have niggas be like, Man, nah, man, shit changing, dah da but bro, like Nigga, if everybody

3 god: Yeah.

lamar: losing like this, this shit's still crazy.

Eric: Yeah, facts, thanks.

Big Darrell: It's still crazy. It makes it even better

2: Yeah. It don't matter.

Big Darrell: cause go go ahead

3 god: Okay.

Big Darrell: too. I was just gonna say with the twenty fourteens, right? It's kinda more like the NFL now.

lamar: That nigga said go ahead too and steal from it.

3 god: yeah too.

Big Darrell: That's my fault too too. Two, that's my fault too. Go ahead too.

Eric: Crazy.

3 god: Nigga nigga at the star sign say, go ahead. What the

2: I would love

Big Darrell: But

2: that problem.

Eric: Ha ha ha.

3 god: Pedestrians, y'all gonna eat.

2: Speed mumps

lamar: Bodies, bodies, bodies, but

Eric: Yes.

2: Ayy nah Bro, I was on I was gonna

Big Darrell: damn.

2: say that now I don't it won't matter

3 god: Yeah.

2: like damn do I play Alam and George end of my season or the beginning of my season? I could bounce back if I lose and don't say lose later and then now you out the playoffs. So for help with that too. But I wonder like, is it gonna is the strength of scale still gonna matter? Now that's a tool for gonna lay on your race anymore.

lamar: Well I think I think the well, I I think for the SEC, I think they they already changed their schedule. Well, like they playing like, you know, mostly SEC teams. So I mean shit. I don't know how I don't I don't know how you can't you can't make your schedule weak, you know what I'm saying? So I don't know what's gonna matter, you know, per se. But I know LSU and R Alabama, they're not playing no more for the foreseeable future, you know, and you and you losing your conference, you you losing your conference championships. But at the same time, I think you need to lose those conference championships because,

3 god: Yeah.

lamar: it was niggas, it was niggas,

Big Darrell: É Raul não veio?

lamar: yeah, yeah, you, it's like niggas sneaking in, into the playoffs without having that, having to play that conference championship. So I don't think they valuable. I don't think they valuable, as now that's not what's valuable. I think the season is still valuable, but the but the SEC championship, big team championship, that shit ain't valuable if a if a nigga who don't get to play It say if you lose, you got three losses, you make it to the SEC Championship, but this nigga got you got he got two losses. You lose and he get in. What the fuck we talking about?

3 god: Yeah.

Eric: Yeah. Hey, but when this twenty fourth system playoffs come into effect next year, think about how what that's gonna do for the playoffs. Like 'cause anybody can s like we still like Alabama's still Alabama, but we know that they come through the they come to the playoffs banged up. Man, you might get a shoot a thirteenth seed.

Big Darrell: BYU.

Eric: BYU that come through there and whoop Alabama. And you know what I mean? It can be it can happen on any given day, so that sit playoff

3 god: Yeah.

Eric: system is gonna be insane, bro.

lamar: Yeah, we gon we

3 god: I I still disagree.

Big Darrell: And I I like it.

lamar: gon we gon

3 god: I told y'all

lamar: we gonna get a lot we

3 god: we we had

lamar: gonna we could get a lot more I know Dink I think Dink we said he said it a long time ago he don't think that the Cinder it won't be a Cinderella story but I think it in but

3 god: Yeah, yeah, no scargoes.

lamar: injuries injuries can injury can

Eric: Injuries.

lamar: affect affect the playoffs and shit. And you will have a lot more injuries for sure. Yeah. Yeah, injuries gonna injuries gonna

Eric: That's that's the dark horse. That's the dark horse of all this playoff thing.

Big Darrell: Yeah.

2: Yeah.

Big Darrell: Yeah.

lamar: be injuries gonna be bad in this shit. Injury's gonna be bad in this shit.

2: So l make it a twenty fourteen

Big Darrell: And then and and then another thing is go ahead too.

2: this gonna make closest like the March Anderson's possible

3 god: Yeah.

2: twenty fourteen.

Big Darrell: I and I th I think it's gonna make it more like the NFL, 'cause like with the NFL, you got multiple losses. You can lose two, three games,

Eric: Thanks. Thanks.

Big Darrell: four games, and still make it to the playoffs.

lamar: Yeah. Yeah. I don't think I don't

Eric: Aye.

lamar: think that undefeated I don't think that undefeated shit that ain't that ain't that ain't gonna be it no more. That shit that's a thing

Eric: Yeah.

lamar: of the past.

Eric: Man, you damn near gotta recruit two starting quarterbacks, damn near two starting number one wide receivers because of the season are lasting for so long, So it's i i yeah. It's interesting what we're doing.

Big Darrell: And and and look, look, Bill, that and I really think that's old miss issue. old miss, they don't got key one lacing and the backup running back ain't ain't creating no type of fucking you

Eric: Because the offense run through Chamberless and and Lacey.

lamar: Man, but Kia that nigga Key one lacey, man, and that nigga seen y'all lose one game and said, All right, it's time to go to the league.

Eric: Yep. His old. He

3 god: Yeah.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

Big Darrell: Ha ha ha.

Eric: yeah, his own with he finna go get that money.

lamar: Man, them niggas, man, it's some niggas you already know what the what the plot is, man. That nigga that nigga they lost one or two games. All right,

3 god: Okay.

lamar: the season ain't the same. Time to hit the road, Jake.

Eric: Yeah. Yeah.

Big Darrell: Because the backup running back, he ain't creating no no taking no pressure off Chambers. And you can't

Eric: Right.

Big Darrell: run an offense with just passing.

Eric: Not not that not that type of offense.

lamar: Yeah, man, but it's it's so crazy, bro. It's so crazy at that at that running back position, man. When if a nigga, if a nigga have a great season, if he like a sophomore in college football, if he had if his height of his career is sophomore, that junior that junior year gonna be ass. Like

Eric: Yeah.

lamar: nine times out of ten, if your sophomore year is your greatest year, that junior year gonna be ass for a lot of guys, man. I don't know what it is.

Eric: And rightfully so. And rightfully so, because the running back position is the probably on offense, you besides linemen, of course, and tight end, but you get hit the most. that's a lot of contact. You have because if you

Big Darrell: Right.

Eric: in pass protection, of course you getting the ball, you getting tackled. You

3 god: Yeah.

Eric: pat if you're not getting the ball, then you probably pass protection if you good enough. If you were every down back, then you pass pass pro. So you banging on that play too. So as a running back like Keywan Lacey, who does do it all, he can run, he can catch,

3 god: Yeah.

Eric: he can he can do the wildcat position. Damn, I think he can even probably throw a touchdown.

lamar: I th I feel like he had a lot more to prove though. I feel like he had a lot more to prove.

Eric: Yeah, but but no

Big Darrell: Thought so too.

Eric: no no I don't

lamar: Don't think so.

Eric: think so. Not in that running back position because his I don't know no other running backs who's as good as him coming out this year. Like that plays a portion of his decision making too, so I don't know. I think he gotta

Big Darrell: Who been showing their ass off Texas, the Brown for Texas. Number zero, that he ain't even a starting running back. That nigga is the secondary. That nigga been going crazy.

Eric: Number zero. Number zero. Hey, did you see? Look,

lamar: yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Eric: it was a run, bro. He got like maybe eight yards, bro. But he hopped and stepped. He like he

Big Darrell: Exactly.

Eric: like double dushed through the hole. And I'm like, damn, this nigga got it. It's

Big Darrell: That he gonna be a he gonna be a problem.

lamar: Yeah, I know what you're talking about.

Eric: yeah, it's hard to explain. Like his footwork is crazy. The way he just turned little f little three yard gains into five, six yard gains,

Big Darrell: Fanks.

Eric: he he's special, bro. He's special.

Big Darrell: Basically to be a back up running back,

Eric: Facts. Facts.

lamar: How y'all did y'all see anything in the NFL that y'all that's that I guess stood out?

3 god: I already told you what's still there.

Big Darrell: It's gonna be Dink forte.

3 god: Hey.

lamar: Mo Miles Garrett and Aaron Donald finally played together. That boy Miles Garrett had three sacks.

3 god: That w that was amazing. I mean, surprisingly no. Who they beat? They beat

lamar: That nigga spent twenty minutes not talking.

3 god: you see, I let y'all have the college shit. You I talked a little bit about the college, but you that's our thing. But Nah, what stood out to me was That boy CJ Strauss going crazy, but I mean g it was against the Chargers, but that boy going dumb.

Eric: Mm.

3 god: That boy going dumb. he is

lamar: Him and Bryce Young. Him and Bryce Young going crazy.

3 god: Bright doing okay. And he he doing better than

Wills On The Tank: It's it C J Stroud.

lamar: WHIP

3 god: he doing better. He doing c he doing okay. He said that he the one the reason I texted you yesterday about the Alabama quarterbacks. He had a chance to

lamar: Bro, he that nigga balled out yesterday.

3 god: You said Bryce Young the quarterback for the Panthers? Yeah,

lamar: Yeah, that nigga ball.

3 god: but he had no, I'm saying he did okay because he had a spiel where they won't score. And I was like, man, come on. they had a chance to win and he fumbled. And I mean it was a good it I mean, nothing against him, it was a good play, but you you're still gonna get the blame. It is what it is. But nah but

lamar: No, they actually didn't blame they blame the offensive line. They said they need to get their tackle situation together. You got it though.

3 god: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. You know where I'm going

lamar: I seen the play.

3 god: to. You know where I'm about to go to. Ain't no way you just

lamar: I seen the point.

3 god: gave him justification and I tell you the same shit with Pat. he fell off. Anyway. Pause. Anyway, but yeah, CJ going crazy, bro. It was against the Chargers, but he going crazy though. Five, five, two.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, say

3 god: It's it's it's crazy how that defense kind of fell off. Where they was blaming him from last year. Now he's like, man, he got himself together, cut his hair, whatever. And he balling, now the defense letting him down. So it's like somebody got they gonna it once they see the same side, get on the same s side, that thing gonna be crazy.

lamar: Man, I think the NFL they need to go to the top 17s, bro. They need to go to the top 17 to make the playoffs, bro. Because the NFC South, the NFC South, bro, is fucking horrible, bro. And then you got the fucking NFC North.

3 god: Peace.

lamar: No, the North. With the Bears, with the Lions, with the Vikings. Who else in that division? The Packers.

3 god: Packers.

lamar: Everybody like six and two. And somebody's

Eric: Mm-hmm.

lamar: not gonna make the playoffs while you got everybody in the NFC South three and five, three and six, three and seven, and somebody gonna win that division. And you and you, and it's the same thing over on the NFC West. It's like, damn, bro, I don't know. And then

3 god: We mean ease.

lamar: and then it's the same thing happening over at the the at the AFC West. So it's just like, man, I think

3 god: Whoa, what's going on in the AOC with?

lamar: ain't ain't it's like three or four teams that's all

3 god: No, only

lamar: sixty two?

3 god: it's only two good teams in the AOC where it's us and Bronco. The Raiders fell off and the Chargers ain't one a and lost eleven games. And they lost eleven games

lamar: Okay, Willis. yeah, well it's one of those divisions. It's one of those divisions that's

3 god: straight. But no, bro, they don't need to change it. that happened last year. The the I mean the Chiefs, I ain't gonna lie, we've been beneficiaries of it. You know, starred division for a little minute, but but we was just dominant. Tom Brady was beneficiary, the Josh Allen just is I like it. I mean, of course I ain't in the NFL, so my my opinion ain't like no stone cold, but see, I mean, see, you you know the you know for when you get in there. They already added a extra team what like three, four years ago. It used to be top six. Now it's seven in each seven in each. And now it 'cause it used to be the top two teams got the first bye. Now it's just that one team that get that by. So I like it.

lamar: Yeah, the N the NFC South can't keep getting away with murder though, man.

Eric: Mm.

3 god: NFC easy to get away with murder too, bruh. And Cowboys

lamar: nah, they don't they don't get away with murder. The the fucking Eagles been running that division for a minute. So you can't put them

3 god: I th I think that's murder though too though. You ain't got nothing nobody else. You play six

lamar: That's it. Still a top team, but I'm talking about I'm talking about niggas under five hundred going to the playoffs. That's what I'm talking about.

3 god: Well didn't the didn't the Bear not Bears, didn't the Panthers make it last year on the on the five hundred? Or it worked? No.

lamar: See, it is every year. It's every year since Tom Brady been gone.

Eric: Speaking of the Bears, bro, that they got an ugly win, but that's what championship teams do. They always have like an ugly win where they go out. I love what the Bears

Big Darrell: Yeah.

Eric: is doing. I love what the Bears is doing, dog. I think that's my favorite for the win, they the the whole thing. Like that that's who

lamar: Mm.

Eric: I got. I got the Bears. Just as Caleb Williams' magic is. And then they defense. man, they swore him to the ball like some Wu Tang killer bees. Shout out William.

lamar: Hey, that'll be that'd be fire though. That'll that'll be fire,

Wills On The Tank: That I would have me, man.

2: Willy, yeah.

lamar: Pat Mahone versus Caleb Williams. That'll be hard for real.

Eric: Yeah, that would be crazy.

3 god: No bro, it's is gonna be cheese for the niners, bro. It's over with.

Big Darrell: Yeah.

3 god: I'm telling y'all right here, right now, ca.

lamar: Order.

Eric: Forty nine is balling though, for real.

3 god: I'm telling

2: Yeah.

3 god: you what it about to be, man. And we're gonna have to whoop two ass for the third time scrape. That's just what we're gonna fucking do, man. Shit. That's just what we

lamar: Let's see, man.

3 god: gonna do.

lamar: How y'all how y'all felt about Jack Harlow new album and Lil Baby new album?

3 god: Yeah.

Big Darrell: I ain't even finished La Bailey shit yet.

Wills On The Tank: I I haven't listened to Jack Harlow, but I I liked

Eric: That's everything I need to know, Daryl.

Big Darrell: I'm still

Wills On The Tank: it.

Big Darrell: I'm still on Lil' Baby. I I done heard the first three songs. I like how he coming though. I like I think the

Wills On The Tank: That's

Big Darrell: flow is back. I think I think the flow is back for sure.

lamar: Nigga, hold on, nigga.

3 god: Wonderful wig.

lamar: You in the group measure, you said this little baby hard as fuck. Nigga got through three songs.

Big Darrell: Of the first three songs. I I ain't got past the first three songs yet.

Wills On The Tank: Ha ha ha.

3 god: Mm-hmm.

Big Darrell: I ain't got past the first three songs. and your boy dropped too though. Don't forget your boy had Big X too. He's supposed to be he's supposed to be a top contender too.

Wills On The Tank: I know about it.

3 god: Hey, hey Bill

lamar: Yeah, he talked a couple

3 god: Bill Hey wife

2: I haven't heard years though I ain't gonna be a lot to you.

lamar: a couple he that was a couple of weeks ago.

Eric: Yeah.

3 god: beetle no wife infrared bean no rice?

Eric: Yeah.

Big Darrell: Let's see.

Wills On The Tank: The

3 god: That

Wills On The Tank: why

3 god: he just said that about that big ass plug. That boy Wayne snapping on that light zone boy

Eric: Dang bro, I haven't heard it. I haven't heard it. I

Big Darrell: yeah, on that song, hell yeah.

lamar: So how y'all how y'all feel about Harlow? Harlow and

Big Darrell: That shit har I heard that shit.

Eric: gotta check it out.

lamar: baby album, man.

Eric: Man, I actually

Big Darrell: I ain't heard Harlow.

Eric: man, look, while y'all playing, bruh, Harlow, my favorite album out of the two. And that's honestly I love little baby.

Big Darrell: Really?

Eric: I personally and I I'm gonna get the baby album, but Jack Harlow, I think he's on a run that nobody is gonna talk about in the moment, but I think it's gonna be like that Jack Harlow album, both of them are replayable. I still play the other one, especially on s when I'm on some chill shit.

3 god: Yeah, just you.

Big Darrell: I gotta I gotta hear that. I gotta hear that Bill. I gotta go hit that. I'm gonna go listen to it to

Eric: It's smooth, bro. It's smooth.

Big Darrell: night.

Eric: Jack Harlow knows how to make songs, bro. He's making songs, and Jack Harlow ain't me he I think he dumbed the rapping down to make songs. And maybe I don't know. Maybe he's been talking to Drake or whatever. I don't know what's been going on there, but I actually like where he's going. Little baby album, I think for me, it's a good album. I think that the world knocked, they were expecting more out of him. I personally like how he was coming on his album. I said that he had to hit a f I he I say he had to hit a a eighty po fifty pointer to come last week. I think he gave

Big Darrell: Oczy.

Eric: I think he gave us I think he gave us forty. I think he gave us forty.

Big Darrell: That's nice.

lamar: Crazy. Four is crazy.

Big Darrell: And then

3 god: this crazy.

Big Darrell: now, now let me ask you this.

Eric: That makes sense.

Big Darrell: Do numbers, do numbers still count for La Baby? They say he projected to do 90,000.

Wills On The Tank: That's pretty good for him. That's pretty good.

lamar: Salad.

Wills On The Tank: Hey, academics hey, academics ain't gonna show him no love.

Big Darrell: Make it not though.

Eric: Academic be on baby. Hey, I'ma say this pause before I say it. Academics be on baby ass. I don't know why. Like what what what happened?

2: He he he be he be for a battle. He be for a battle.

Big Darrell: Academic hating on baby though. He he be hating him like little baby. He mad cause cause

3 god: Yeah, hey, but I don't I don't know.

Big Darrell: little baby, one of his partners snuck him, like he kind of like slapped him or some shit. Or say he slapped him, and then Academia ain't like that shit. Allegedly. So Academia's

Eric: Allegedly. Allegedly. Yeah.

Big Darrell: been on him ever since. Like he's trying to get that nigga in the Rico case. That nigga is on his ass.

Eric: Damn.

lamar: So what you

3 god: You

lamar: thought about the album, bro? I know you listened to both.

2: yeah man, I th baby back flaws. I think just from even from top foot the niggas rapping I said, okay yo, I don't care no chords on this motherfucker at this point. That boy baby was getting bagged with not as much as like sell that my but he was backing that mind from just rapping. That's okay. This we this life You know what I'm saying? Hey and playing bullshit. Don't flow says baby baby. And he sure back in that bag of it's rapping. And he and he talked about

Eric: Yeah, t two.

2: it too.

Eric: Two. That did you hear that televised, bro? How he was rapping on there? I was like, ooh, hoo hoo hoo, this nigga ain't.

2: I I told you what if I said what you you said one K my that boy with the keep

lamar: yeah, keep going.

Eric: Keep going, yep. Keep going. Hey, you that bespoke my soul.

2: going, keep going, keep going, he star he started rap. He started rapping some just in his flow some motivation I said street some street guy stuff, you know what I'm saying? The hunger

Eric: Yeah.

2: band the hunger band so that's that's how I care for I said okay.

Eric: Yeah.

2: He gave sh he got his own.

Big Darrell: Y is that his last album under QC, I wonder.

2: Willie or said it would. I think he said it would

Wills On The Tank: I think I heard it I I heard that it was, but I'm really not sure, honestly.

2: what's we're gonna roll that though.

Eric: Willy you listen to it?

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, I actually did. I thought it was a decent album. I I ca I kinda feel like I feel like his his rapping, his rapping is is he he doing his thing. I actually kind of feel like he can do better with like just songs though, you know. I mean, at the end of the day, he he does what he does, but I actually thought it was a decent album. Dope beats, he still had dope flows. I mean I kinda think that he'll be a little better if he can, get concepts down. He kinda I don't wanna say his subject matter is repetitive, but at the end of the day, I really don't expect too much more from Baby. And I I actually thought it was a great album, it was decent. So yeah.

lamar: I think

3 god: Was it great or decent?

lamar: I agree. I agree with everything Willio just said. I think I mean if you really truly think about it, if you really, really truly think about it, Baby ain't never really had a good hook. Like all his hook outside of like emotionally scarred, like in catch the sun, a lot of his stuff, like is his stuff that called win is his verses. Southside, what's the other song?

2: Freestyle.

lamar: Freestyle, Yes Indeed. these ain't really heavy, heavy hook songs, you know what I'm saying? You know what

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

Eric: Yeah.

lamar: I'm saying? You got We Pay, that's that's fucking

3 god: I was about to say you got we paid.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, yeah.

lamar: Yeah, but that's that was that was that was 42 Dugs shit. but if you think about it like baby it's his it's been his rapping, you know what I'm saying, that has like superseded everything. And I think on this album, that's her what I heard. I heard superior rapping. But I didn't really

3 god: Yeah.

lamar: hear songs that could

Wills On The Tank: Yes.

lamar: like that just bring it all together. You know what I'm saying?

Wills On The Tank: So it's sometimes I kind of feel like the way that the songs end, it's like it's like so a lot of times it you have like a clear beginning, middle, and end. And sometimes the way his songs just end is like it just end kind of funny to me sometimes. Like it it's like it's no clear ending. It's like you it's just the song is over, you know what I mean? And then it goes to the next thing. But again, I I think his rapping is great. I just think he can, I think he he made me and I don't like to tell rappers what they need because they do it much better than me. But in my opinion, I do think he can he can work on his song structure a little better, He that that's

Eric: You n A.

lamar: Yeah, I agree with that. I agree with that. I agree with that.

3 god: Hey, I'm on guy. I ain't let me get my little two cents in. So, I mean to push back on smooth though. I don't know, he done had cores though. Cause we paid was his.

lamar: Yeah, nah, but that was that was him more so him and Forty Two Doug worked on that collectively. just like a lot of songs he did with Ghana. a lot of that stuff was collectively

Big Darrell: Yeah.

lamar: with Ghana.

3 god: What about California Breeze?

lamar: That ain't really a hit, bro, but you could you could count it.

3 god: California breeze? Yes it was.

lamar: I cool. What else you got, D

3 god: Calip I mean, I can go with you said Kiss his son. I'm looking at Kiss's son. What about

lamar: Okay, pretty for that.

3 god: woe? Whoa was like like I'm not no I'm not

Wills On The Tank: that that was that was a nice one. That was a nice one. That was a nice one. Yeah, it was.

3 god: saying you wrong. I'm not what No, I'm not saying that you wrong about like it far here.

lamar: And it's not really it's not really hook heavy. That don't really prove your point though. But that don't really prove

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

lamar: Whoa definitely don't prove a point of a great hook.

3 god: but it was the the i all great hooks don't have to have a lot of substance. It can be just like a one word, two words. If it's a hook, it's a hook. So I mean I I I I'll just look grace. Yeah, grace, that shit was clean. But I do agree with you that people I like you are still right. I'm not trying to like I just think you I

lamar: His his his his his his verse, his his rapping is better than his hooks. Let's let's say let's say that.

3 god: His his rapping he people it's like

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, yeah.

3 god: Lil Wayne. People go we go more for his rapping than his hook. I so I do I'm not here to I was just I was just saying I think you belittle it a little bit too much 'cause he do got some hooks. But to your point though, things like he knook was what we were looking for. Emotionally

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

3 god: scarred, I know what you're saying, that ain't no his hook still was him rapping on that bit anyway. So I do not so I'll just say what you mean. But and all that, this this album was mid to me. I I'm surprised y'all boy thought it was so good. I thought it was he he rapping, but I'm not ain't got no re

Big Darrell: Better than the last album, I can tell you that.

3 god: but that and that's I'm

Eric: It is.

3 god: glad you said that though, Derek. I think that's why people like Bill saying he shot 40 because the nigga was shooting only had 40 is crazy. I gave I gave him a

lamar: Yeah, that's that's forty is crazy. I give twenty twenty twenty one I give

Wills On The Tank: Yeah. Fine.

lamar: twenty twenty-one and self.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, yeah.

3 god: I I gave him a I gave a I

Eric: No, no look, but you but I said but then I I look I

3 god: gave I at least hey I gave him at least a Draymond Green triple double ten and ten ten ten points. I

Eric: I said, no, look, this is what I said that

lamar: That's

Eric: he had to score.

lamar: crazy.

Eric: So look, I said that he had to score 60. I said you had to score 60, right? That means that's a superb game. He did, I think he gave us between 40 and 35. Like he gave us that.

3 god: Boy, Luca just put up 40 something. And we talking how great it is. Come on, man. 40,

Eric: Yeah.

3 god: 40, a 40 burger is is similar to a 40 burger is similar to shit. What would you say a 40 burger is? Yeah.

lamar: I think Iceman probably a forty pointer.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, yeah, that's that's I

3 god: Craigs.

Wills On The Tank: would say I'd give I say 45, close somewhere near fifty. Yeah, yeah. Cause that was superb.

lamar: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Eric: Yeah.

3 god: But then hold up, hold up. I I give Bill this leeway. Fort forty forty points when. What what error are you talking about? If you're talking about the or error that forty points, they Cooper Flags they put up for

Eric: See that see, that's what I'm talking about. Nigga, Joel I think Joel Lem B is a great player, but I wouldn't expect him to score all them damn points that he scored in that one game. So I'm like, damn, these niggas

3 god: Joy LB.

Eric: was it Joel Limbi?

Big Darrell: Yeah, then he scored eighty one or some shit.

lamar: no, he talking about bam out of bam out of body.

3 god: Bayo.

2: Ben

Big Darrell: Bam,

Eric: Bam, bam, bam. From

Big Darrell: I I

Eric: for the Sixers, right?

lamar: Yeah.

3 god: Hey, go save two.

2: No, it was dead.

Eric: Yeah. Uh-huh. Nah, yeah. So I was I wouldn't expect him to score on the points. But

Big Darrell: They dropped eighty three, I think, yeah.

Eric: you know what? Okay. You know what I think baby need

2: So mine

3 god: We won't talk about that though.

Eric: because he to hide the fact that his hook game is subpar. He need one them Drake switch up beats. he need he need like a nice

lamar: You need gala.

Eric: in he need the nice intro or whatever beat. He just need that bitch to switch up after a minute and Twelve seconds. That's what you need.

Wills On The Tank: I think so many people have done it so many times though. I think it's ki it's kinda like

lamar: He need gunner,

Big Darrell: I like a small so he

lamar: man.

Big Darrell: needs ghana.

lamar: He need gunner, man.

2: I don't

Wills On The Tank: Yeah,

2: think so bro. I don't think so. I

Wills On The Tank: yeah, yeah.

2: don't think that's a I don't think that's right at

3 god: I think it needs gone. I think it's

lamar: Nigga, duh, you don't think so?

Wills On The Tank: It's necessary that he needs and I it no,

2: For real.

Wills On The Tank: don't get me wrong, it would sound good if he had Gunnar with him or if they if they would collaborate again. So I put I will say I agree with that.

Big Darrell: I tell you what, I tell you what though, the the the margin is getting closer and closer. Donna last album did eighty and this one doing ninety.

Wills On The Tank: I think I think Donald getting ready to drop some heat, man. I really do.

Big Darrell: So if Donaker come back if Gonakan come back with a a ninety or a hundred, he he might beat the allegations.

2: Alright,

lamar: What's you about to say too?

3 god: Amen.

2: cool.

lamar: What you about to say too?

2: I about say let's stay on baby. I got my opinions on the two. But I think the difference with the album with baby, he listened to the last one. 'Cause I think last album him hearing people this shit after my turn got one. He tried to hook he and that ain't really panic. He wasn wasn't really feeling. Last album maybe was trying to make an album. Complete the next album. But people don't flow on rap. So now okay, no saying he dropped mixtape. I I allow me to drop mixtape P P if they say it's but he said this was a store album. He got to the flow. You look at flow and like dang he needs hooks. But I I just I can apply his effort. 'Cause I feel like maybe really the game. I f I feel like he like rapping. You know what I'm saying?

lamar: Yeah, nah, he loved the game. I definitely I definitely heard that. I definitely heard that from the music. I definitely feel like he loved the sport. And I don't I don't

2: Yeah.

lamar: think he don't I don't think he in it just to just to be rapping. I definitely heard somebody who hungry to prove a point. I

3 god: That's okay.

2: You you heard.

lamar: I d yeah, I definitely heard that. I definitely heard it.

3 god: You didn't hit no

2: And this

3 god: forty ball.

lamar: I ain't hear a forty bottom, but I if you if you if

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, definitely.

2: He point for

lamar: you look at if you look at I'ma just go through I'ma just go through the playlist. because it was it was some good shit on there, man.

3 god: No, it's a screen. I want to say it weird.

Wills On The Tank: It definitely was. yeah, for sure. Ain't no doubt about it.

lamar: I think I think I think burnt shit was crazy. All My Partner was crazy. I fuck with my side, I fuck with Life of the Party. I fuck with

3 god: all my partners.

lamar: All Us. I fuck with In Your Head, Like a Brat, Rare Forum, Rare Forum was crazy to me. keep going. I fuck with some shit on there. Yeah, I it's definitely some songs that I save and I can I can go back and play. What'd you say, Bill?

3 god: all all my partner, Mr. Duke Dead.

Eric: Mr Do something? Televised?

2: Yeah.

lamar: I ain't really care for

Wills On The Tank: I thought that was.

lamar: Top Top Hood

2: I like top of it. I like how he came.

lamar: and Mr. Do Some. I ain't really care for those two.

Eric: What? That Mr. Do something. He should have had 42. He he

2: Mr Mr. Do something was straight. Type

3 god: I I I smoke.

Wills On The Tank: That Mr. Do something that Mr. Do something was hard.

Eric: should have had 42 Doug on that song, man.

Big Darrell: Now now let me ask you this. How many songs was on the album, Smooth?

lamar: I that and that's a that's a that's another thing. Hold

Wills On The Tank: Seventeen.

lamar: on. That's another thing too. I think he and that goes back to Willie, your point. I don't think he knows how to structure songs and put the right people on these motherfuckers.

Wills On The Tank: That's that's the o that's my only issue. Let me let me just say this. That's my only issue with baby. I think that's that's the only thing I personally feel that's keeping him from being and I'm not saying he's not top tier. I I cause I try to be careful when I be critiquing these guys, but I think his sh the way he structure songs, he I think he need a little guidance in that area. And you know, Maybe with, a little hookwork. But other than that, I think that's the only thing that's keeping him from just from being like just an elite. And he

Eric: Top two

Wills On The Tank: he is elite, but I'm you yeah, but yeah.

Eric: That's what I thought we were gonna do.

Wills On The Tank: See and that's another thing. I think a lot of his vibes

Big Darrell: I don't I don't b I don't think he

lamar: Man, I nigga, I'm so

Big Darrell: needed that.

lamar: glad I'm so glad we ain't getting no goddamn dead fresh again. my God.

Wills On The Tank: No, no, I actually now see, but see, me personally, I I personally, no, I like that that song. That song is tight to me. No, that song is clean. That song is so clean. I think, I think that's

3 god: For real, that shit ain't that good then. I don't like that song. I don't like that song either.

lamar: I hate that I hate that damn beer fresh seat.

Eric: Man, what? Dead fresh card take both card again. That's the one. That

2: that's a

Wills On The Tank: I actually think that's what he need is like a, because a lot of his a lot

Eric: You need that.

Wills On The Tank: of his producers kind of give him the same vibe.

Big Darrell: the song, but I I I'm gonna smooth on that. I he ain't need that. He ain't need a whole for real album.

Eric: Look, man, no, no,

Wills On The Tank: Man, that was clean.

2: absolutely.

Eric: no, no, look, look. Hold on, hold up, hold up, hold up,

lamar: Y'all seen that that

Wills On The Tank: No, that was clean.

lamar: Jim Jimmy Fallon performance?

Eric: hold up. Look, look. That's that's what that's what act be saying about baby. He said, look, look, that's what act be saying

3 god: Glad you said that, Smooth. Bring that back up a little bit.

Eric: about little baby is that like he find that one move, man, that work every time, and he just keep doubling down on the same little crossover. It's like, bruh,

Wills On The Tank: It's same it's the same trick. Same trick. That's the only that's

Big Darrell: Hey, keep spamming that bitch. Keep spamming that motherfucker. I'm gonna spam that bitch to you if you

Eric: stop making the same song over and over and over and over again. No.

Wills On The Tank: It's the same he makes the same vibe.

lamar: Hey, you know what that hey,

Big Darrell: stop.

lamar: hey, Bill, too, you know what that reminds me of? Nigga, when we playing street ball and I hit that one three, nigga, I'ma shoot that bitch ten times.

Eric: A honey? Hey, that's little baby. He found one style that worked and and he keeps

2: Nigga, nigga soon hit a home run, start playing power fight that.

Eric: spamming the button. He just keep hitting it every time, bruh. Like, bruh, you got a new

Big Darrell: But but but what's wrong with that though?

Wills On The Tank: It's

Big Darrell: shit, if

Wills On The Tank: a the that

Big Darrell: you can't stop it, let me keep let me keep hey, they've been steady working.

Eric: No

Wills On The Tank: Keeping him from expanding because

2: I don't think he knew that though honestly.

lamar: I don't think he ha I don't think he capab capable of it. I think yeah.

Big Darrell: th I don't think he's capable of expanding. I I thought he didn't

2: I think but also

Big Darrell: I think he didn't reach the

2: I think he

Big Darrell: peak of what he's gonna be.

2: but I also think he heard

lamar: Right.

2: the noise outside and that's why 'cause you know Chris Brown's be that song from the band cave

lamar: Yeah.

2: they came sample.

lamar: Yeah, the life of the party. Yeah.

2: Like how you take C B off it? But I think I think felt like I felt

lamar: That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. I don't I don't know what I don't know what's going on with that feature shit, man. It's something going on. It's something going on with his features.

2: But even he I think

lamar: What you was saying though, Dink?

3 god: Yeah. I the well two talking that why ain't loving right. No humble. You were saying something too?

2: No, I was I was just saying I think

3 god: Well no, I would say I say what you just said You said somebody say keep that thought though smooth

lamar: Nigga, that's what you say.

Wills On The Tank: By her performan his performance on that on on a certain show.

lamar: yeah, that performance was a trash as a motherfucker.

3 god: yeah, it was about the perfor but what I was I wanted you to bring it back up for I could remember what I wanna talk about. But it ain't got nothing to do with this though.

lamar: Well

3 god: Yeah, it w it that reminded

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

3 god: me of something else I wanted to talk well, not want to talk about, but just

lamar: Okay. well

Wills On The Tank: Okay.

lamar: shit. Let me get my my last little thought on Jack Harlow album. I feel like man Jack Harlow album was sixteen minutes, bro. What the fuck I'm supposed to do with sixteen minutes, bro?

3 god: So really?

Wills On The Tank: That's a that's basically an EP then.

Big Darrell: Mm-hmm.

lamar: Bro, that shit was sixteen minutes, bro. I I don't like I don't like

3 god: The YouTube video.

lamar: the I don't like the fact that you playing on my attention span. you you hey

Big Darrell: They want you to replay it again again some more plays.

Wills On The Tank: Ha ha ha.

lamar: You but I'm saying though, like you know we're in this short era of music, so like you intentionally like made every song like a minute and thirty five, forty five seconds, bro. That's crazy. That's all I got to say about that. That shit crazy. I don't even I don't

2: That shit That shit was like a that shit was like a love.

Eric: Right.

lamar: nigga, I w I went to I I fucking went to I went to the store, came back home, the album was done. I was like, bro, what?

Eric: Anyway, not and not not the Walmart. Well we talk about the gas station, the one that's two blocks of the street.

lamar: I was like bro, what we doing bro? what are we doing, man?

Wills On The Tank: It takes me seven minutes. It from my house it takes me seven minutes to get to Kroger. Another seven minutes back. That's 15 minutes, bro. That's 14, 15 minutes.

lamar: Yeah, bro. And I and I really, I really, I

Eric: Alm Alm was done.

lamar: really, and you know what's

Big Darrell: Mm-hmm.

lamar: crazy? I'm I'm this is what's crazy. This is what's crazy. It's actually not

3 god: Okay.

lamar: 16 minutes, it's actually 14 minutes because the eighth song is a video.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

lamar: You know what I'm saying? So

3 god: He made a video out of one minute song?

lamar: It was a two minute song, the Sonora or something like that. yeah, I don't really got too many thoughts about Jack Carlo, man. I think he just playing a he playing he playing a yeah,

Big Darrell: Dream again, yeah.

lamar: he playing a streaming numbers game. He doing something.

3 god: He was it the same type was it the same was

Wills On The Tank: He does something.

3 god: it the same type of album he just made?

lamar: No, it was more it was more ma it was more back to what he what he normally do with Bip said, he's intentionally trying to make a hit song and then have his his sound on there. But I think it was too intentional to me, if that makes sense. If that makes sense. I don't know. Yeah, I think you was right, Dink. we definitely hype we definitely hype Jack Harlow up. We definitely hyped Jack Harlow up. Well, Bill still think he that nigga, but I think men too hype that nigga up and he he Yeah. Yeah.

3 god: Boy, y'all was tripping what that about four or five years ago?

Wills On The Tank: Man, yeah, I remember that. Yeah, I remember that. I definitely remember that. But but but at the same time. Yeah, go ahead. My so my fault. I

3 god: T Wheel, I can't undo I can't understand what at the same time. What's at the same time? Tell me what's at the same time.

Wills On The Tank: well, I was just gonna say he is he is actually a great artist though. He he really is, but I just never I never seen him as the next go to guy, in my personal opinion.

3 god: Hey, no, bro, T Wheels, not only that. Them boys was saying that when the when one was the hottest with Baby, he wasn't even top three because the top three at that time was well of course you know Drake with his own lead anyway, so that ain't

Wills On The Tank: Right all.

3 god: that's that so you really well let's talk about the top six cause he took Drake took three spots. But anyway, the top the top three young

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

3 god: the top three young dudes was Baby

Wills On The Tank: No baby.

3 god: Dirk And Polo G at that time.

Big Darrell: Mm-hmm.

3 god: And so he didn't have a s a shot to me. And he had one of the biggest features with, with that the remix. And he still wasn't surpassing baby or polo G at the time. So it just wasn't

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

Big Darrell: Ooh. Dirt.

Wills On The Tank: Jack Harlow. He's he's

3 god: Jack Harlow. It was they they went.

Big Darrell: okay, okay, okay.

Wills On The Tank: a great he he's definitely a decent artist though. He got a nice flow. He got, you know what I'm saying? He made he always made great songs.

Big Darrell: I think his deal is structured different than their theirs.

3 god: Ca I hey I got a correction though. I gotta add T Will this. We gotta I gotta start hearing decent and great, bro. I get confused. I don't know what you you say somebody decent,

Wills On The Tank: Okay, okay. When I say I got you when I

3 god: but yeah he great. I'm like, what the like I thought decent mean me, he get away with it type.

Wills On The Tank: No yeah. Well, I I guess I kinda do me well I've I've seen when I say Jack Harlow, when I say decent, I do kinda actually mean he mid he he is to me, he's mid. But I've seen flashes, I've seen fla

3 god: No.

Wills On The Tank: when I say great at the same time, I have seen him do have flashes of great, great performances as well. So, he yeah, he definitely got it. He definitely got it for sure.

3 god: he got some greatness in him, but that don't mean you're not me, yeah.

lamar: I think I think I think Jack Carl I think Jack Carlo should I think he should package his music with a movie or some shit. I I truly do. I think he I think he got that look like how little Dickie,

Eric: Yeah. Yeah.

Big Darrell: Yeah.

lamar: had a TV show with F F and stuff like that. I feel like Jack Harlow

Big Darrell: Yeah. I I'ma give you a better one.

Wills On The Tank: that's that'll be dope. That'll be dope.

lamar: what's up?

Big Darrell: Macklemore and Ryan Lewis and McLamore. That's how he kinda you see how they shit was packaged with them multi-million dollar videos.

Wills On The Tank: That nigga he he now he put up sixty and got out the way.

lamar: But but I'm saying though, I think that should I think I think collectively, I think his I think I

3 god: Yeah.

lamar: think that's where his artistry should take him to movies and shit. I personally I think that should be

2: Yeah. I I

3 god: I'm not gonna lie to you, I disagree with you wholeheartedly. Cause that's r that's the re I ain't

2: think the Macklemore respects the the deck.

3 god: gonna lie to I I disagree with them so so hey too, yo still be messing so I don't be trying to talk over you so it gets late when I if I am, I'm bad, bro. But I I don't like the the fact you just said that is one reason I think hip hop is so down. Because hip hop is the most watered down stuff that we don't know what's what. And I'm I'm a huge Ride Wave fan, but we don't know if he R and B or hip hop and and it's kinda like

Wills On The Tank: Man, see that's what I hate.

3 god: it's a lot of stuff that and then so when you talk about greatest rappers and you know you me and you big time difference on numbers, like somebody can really argue McInmore. And I think that's one thing that's killing I ain't gonna say I but hip hop, it's kinda like it's so like so if he ain't how he is and if he is how he ain't, type of thing and The fact that you even said he need a video package and stuff like that. we got look dicky in the conversation with T I. come on, bro.

lamar: What you mean by that?

3 god: I think it's just two different is too I it i hip hop is gumbo. Hip hop is gumbo. It's like it's it's like

lamar: But I I but I'm I think I think I'm just saying well but I think but hold hold on

Wills On The Tank: It ha it has become gumbo, yeah.

Big Darrell: It always it it it always has been gumbo though.

lamar: though, but but hip hip

Wills On The Tank: Not really though, not really.

lamar: hop I mean I think y'all gotta y'all gotta understand like bro hip hop is like it's it's it's changing just like the foot the college football landscape. Like what we thought

Wills On The Tank: Yeah. That's true. That's true.

lamar: it was is is just it's just changing. That's what it is. And what I'm what I'm talking about Right, and what I'm talking about

Wills On The Tank: Yeah. Yeah.

Big Darrell: But Sproo, I think it always been that. Like when you got like

Wills On The Tank: I don't know.

lamar: What I'm talking about with Jack Harlow is he's obviously trying to find himself. he

Big Darrell: Mm-hmm.

lamar: first he came out with the fucking nigga, if you gon if you gonna give us that

Big Darrell: Monica some shit.

lamar: if you're gonna give us the

Wills On The Tank: My nigger.

lamar: if you gon' give us the brown sugar album, nigga, drop a a Love Jones movie with it. You know what I'm saying? That's all I'm saying. if you're gonna try to go one way, say package it some with with some acting or something like that. That's all I'm saying.

Big Darrell: I agree.

3 god: I get. No, I I agree with you.

lamar: I I don't think he's trying

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

lamar: to I to to the point that me and two had earlier about him being one of the greatest rappers, I don't think he I don't I don't think he's on that type of time no more. So I just think just from an artistry standpoint, shit, just package that shit differently. and I think

3 god: So Raul,

Wills On The Tank: Do you I think I confused

3 god: you say

Wills On The Tank: people though?

lamar: Nah, he that's

Big Darrell: Down.

lamar: it it the confusion is gone. He dropped a sixteen a 14 minute album. He's like what we talking about.

3 god: What your computer was about?

lamar: 14 minutes? That's crazy. Right.

3 god: I can tell you about him in fifteen minutes. What you confused about?

Wills On The Tank: Literally.

lamar: That's crazy. Hey, Kanye

3 god: Huh.

lamar: West, man. I think Kanye

Eric: Mm-hmm.

3 god: Main state, shout out.

lamar: yeah, main state. Yeah. But man, Kanye,

3 god: Raw Lee, Raw Lee.

lamar: Kanye West is, I mean, he just did 80,000, man. The biggest hip-hop concert ever. And and what and what's so crazy,

Big Darrell: Yeah, I seen that.

lamar: what's so crazy to me about this Kanye shit is, bro, like he's been like, they've been trying to like cancel this, cancel this guy for

Wills On The Tank: Cancel him.

lamar: damn near five to ten years now. And it's like he just gets He gets stronger as time goes by.

Wills On The Tank: Stronger, bigger, faster.

Eric: That that nigga is Derrick Henry. He is Derrick Henry

Big Darrell: He he he just he just he

Eric: of the Rap of the Rap game.

Big Darrell: Right. He really liked the Michael Jackson of the Rapid interview. You can't really you can't really ban him. And you say nah, who said nah?

Wills On The Tank: No, not me. Yeah, I I I just don't I don't know, man.

3 god: T we'll

Big Darrell: Kanye West

3 god: love T we a little Mike, boy.

Big Darrell: might be bigger. He might be bigger than Michael Jackson, to be honest.

Wills On The Tank: Mm-mm. Come on now.

Big Darrell: I I'm telling you, he he's on that. I'm telling you, Kanye West is on that level.

3 god: There I lo losing it a there.

Wills On The Tank: And I can can't and I may be missing something. So can can you elaborate or explain that? Because I I I don't I don't see that.

3 god: He don't need to do that. He need loosen that stocking calc. He trippin'. Nigga ain't nobody bigger than those damn Michael Jackson nigga. Michael?

Big Darrell: Nah, nah. I'ma give you an example, right? Okay, okay, Dean. Okay. So, so so so far as iconic status, right? Yeah. Money wise, the nigga, before they did all this shit, nigga was two billion up with the Adidas shit. Fashion wise. And Michael Jackson ain't ain't nowhere near as fashionable and statement as as fuck no. You know how easy change the game? That nigga put them boost on the bottom of shoes and every other company started selling those same type of shoes. the nigga is so iconic. He he he really boosted the Nike stock up when Nike was going down. And then left Nike, went to Adidas, boosted that shit up. You feel me? Like they can't, they

Eric: Facts. That's true. That's true.

3 god: Yeah.

Big Darrell: can't. ban him because I feel like he has a loyal fan base just like Michael Jackson. He has a diehard fan base and he makes genuine music, whether we like it or not. But like he has made every type of music that can be made, right? Everybody say the perfect album is the My Twisted Dark Fantasy, right? They say that's the

3 god: Not as fancy, yeah.

Big Darrell: perfect album, right? Think graduation is the perfect album. But then he got music like gospel music, where the nigga how he's making them choirs and niggas was coming with choirs. He made that hot. So I I think that nigga, like for the generation, he is the closest to like an iconic figure such as Michael Jackson, because he transcends music. And like Smooth says, you can't ban him. You can't.

3 god: But see that's a that's a different argument though. That's it you because I agree with you there, but then you also took some salt out of what you just said, not salt, but you also took some Paul's meat out of your the substance you just said because you said

Big Darrell: How the

3 god: you said of the generation like he the closest to Mike and I mean T Wheels will probably agree with you with that.

Big Darrell: How back here was surpassed, Mike.

3 god: No, you can't say close to then say surpass. Like you said what you meant. You don't ain't know what Michael Jackson, dawg? Bro, no, no, no, hello, T Wheels.

Big Darrell: I th I think he surpassed Mike. Yes. Yes.

Wills On The Tank: No, when I when I think about Michael

3 god: Hello, T Wheels. Bro, Michael Jackson's still influencing now. Like his song's getting he's alive.

Big Darrell: Kanye, why still influencing now?

lamar: Nah, hold on. It's a nah, hold on, no. Hold on, hold on, hold on. It's a difference between music being played and having influence.

3 god: That's facts.

lamar: Yeah, so I don't I don't think you can say Michael Jac I think the when it comes to influence, I don't think these two people are close in influence.

3 god: You going with Kanye?

lamar: Yeah, I don't even think these two people are close in in influence. And I think I I'm obviously not as big as Michael Jackson fan as y'all, but I think I think Kanye West represents freedom for a lot of people, bro. You can't beat that. You can't beat that, bro.

Wills On The Tank: That's I agree with that. I agree with that. Now you're right, you dead on with that.

Big Darrell: Facts.

lamar: You can't beat his his his his his his his train of thought. It represents

Big Darrell: Right.

lamar: where a lot of people want to say what they want to be. You can't beat that, bro. Especially in today's world, you can't beat that, bro. So that's all I'm gonna say.

Wills On The Tank: That's fair.

Big Darrell: I I agree with that. I I wholeheartedly agree with that. I think the nigga is even the music though, I think Kane West's music will be played longer than Michael Jackson's music. They're just trying to blackball this nigga right now. But if we just put the nigga on on the scale of music, like that nigga is untouchable with the style of music and the type of music he makes. That nigga is like, and I don't even like.

3 god: I I just it just kinda it just my bad I'm not trying to cut you off but I'm trying to make sense of what you're saying

Big Darrell: Go ahead, mate.

3 god: because I'm with Smooth far as influence and and right I'm with

lamar: It's just about what's the more important what do you think is more important?

3 god: right and I'm with you with more influence because his influence on special art coaching pr like you said even with freedom spirit free spirit minded is is more influential

Wills On The Tank: Yeah. Freedom of speech.

3 god: but The things and you and it's fair to think that way because you of the time. And the only reason I'm pushing back is because we're talking about a man that's been dead closer to what almost 20 now, 20 years,

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

Big Darrell: Mm-hmm.

3 god: and he still got a a stronghold on some folks. So if you want to say

Wills On The Tank: El

3 god: now, Kanye Wiscons, I guess that's could be true, but I think it's unfair because you got somebody that's still alive, still. going and somebody did die out now. So me, my argument would be the peak of influence. And I feel like the peak of influence against the two, I think Michael Jackson was higher than Kenya West. And that can be an argument. I'm not saying I'm right. I just feel like that would be a better argument than compared to a nigga that's cause I was if you really want to say the fact that that he in a conversation with Kanye and he been dead almost 20 years, I feel like that would give you the up. You see what I'm saying? But Since we since that's a if statement, I feel like you should argue the peak. And if you arguing the peak, I think Michael Jordan Michael Jackson of his time was more influential than Kanye West of his time. And I'm not saying I'm right. I'm just saying I think that's more of a better argument.

lamar: Think I think they I think they I think they I I see what you're saying, but I think it that still goes back to the music part. I don't think when you talk about music, I don't think Kanye West reached the the peak that Michael Jackson did musically from a just I guess just being an artist standpoint, but if you just talking about just if you combine everything, you know what I'm saying? You combine everything, I see.

Big Darrell: Right. Cause it's no way Cain West can outside like Thriller

Wills On The Tank: no, man.

3 god: But but I've

2: I got back to K too.

Big Darrell: album, right? Thriller was at a time where albums were all time like Cain West can't sell seventy million copies of an album. That ain't even possible in today's time, right? But if

lamar: Mm-hmm.

Big Darrell: if we go like far as what smooth say you add all together, like influence musically and like and I guess freedom of speech

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

Big Darrell: and what he stands for, I think he's he's surpassed Mike.

3 god: Well but but that's what I'm about to say. But whoa whoa whoa but

Wills On The Tank: So so we'll we talk about let's talk

3 god: if you're talking about freedom of speech my bad T Wheels if you talking about freedom of speech Michael Jackson started a lot of movements with the what the shit is T Wheels?

Big Darrell: He did.

Wills On The Tank: They don't really care about us, with all that stuff like that. that that was before that

Big Darrell: He did. But I I don't think it's more I still don't

3 god: Aí, botou.

Wills On The Tank: was before that that's freedom of speech stuff like that. That stuff he was doing that back then. When he was doing that back then, that was like a shocker.

Big Darrell: No, no, no, no. That's facts. That's facts. But I but I I I think,

3 god: Jarvee Bodesi.

Big Darrell: I still think Kane West has surpassed that.

lamar: And change another world.

Wills On The Tank: It don't matter. Do

3 god: Yeah, I want to see.

Wills On The Tank: you gotta listen to what he talking about on the song? They don't really care about us. he the stuff he was saying on that song was get man, come on, bro.

lamar: This nigga t this nigga got on live TV and told him folks, George Bush don't care about black people. Y'all niggas over here compare

Wills On The Tank: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

Big Darrell: Mm-hmm.

lamar: Freedom of the World, Children of the What the fuck?

Wills On The Tank: They was trying to say,

Big Darrell: What?

Wills On The Tank: you know, that and that Semitic

Eric: Yeah.

3 god: But he ought look, but he ought.

Wills On The Tank: that he was anti-Semitic. They were saying that back then on off of that song alone.

lamar: This

3 god: T wheels,

lamar: nigga won't.

3 god: T Wheels, to add to your point, to add to your point and smooth point.

lamar: Talking about the song. Hold on. He talking about

Eric: Yeah.

lamar: the song where them niggas just used

Wills On The Tank: Me check the stats.

lamar: to get in the studio together.

3 god: Hey, hey, Smooth being funny 'cause it is funny. But but the fact that so the fact that he was like,

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, he is.

Eric: Hey, hey, hello, hello. Do y'all remember how that white dude looked at Kanye, bruh? He had no

Wills On The Tank: Ha ha ha ha!

Eric: clue Kanye was finna say that, dawg. He had no clue Kanye was finna say that, bruh.

Wills On The Tank: Hey, but listen, hey. A lot of

3 god: Hey, hey, can I ask you this though? Hey, can I ask you this though, Smooth?

Wills On The Tank: people, but see, what y'all don't know is, what y'all don't know is a lot of people have done

lamar: You see what this nigga did to Tyler Swift? You see this nigga did to Tyler

Wills On The Tank: what Kanye did before Kanye.

lamar: Swift?

Wills On The Tank: Kanye wasn't the first person.

3 god: No, I w I won't even say that though.

Eric: No that is so funny, bro.

3 god: I won't even say that though T Wheels. I ask you this.

lamar: shit They don't really care about

3 god: When what when did when where did Kanye West say that? Hey,

Big Darrell: They probably would have cut that shit. They knew he was gonna say that shit.

3 god: where

Wills On The Tank: Derek

3 god: where where did

Eric: Yeah.

3 god: Kanye West say that? Where did Kanye West say that?

Wills On The Tank: and Trailer, it was a telethon. It was the it was our 2005. Black George Bush doesn't care about black people.

3 god: I'm saying on what what platform was that on though? Hey, hey, hey, hold

Eric: Ha ha ha.

lamar: MTV It was MTV.

3 god: on, T Wheel. T Wheel. I'm trying to glance on. He said that on what? Alright.

lamar: No. It was MTV.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

3 god: Would he have had a chance

Wills On The Tank: I'm not sure yet.

3 god: to do that if it won't for Michael Jackson? First black artist on TV. On MTV. So I'm trying to tell you. He wouldn't even have that platform if it weren't for Mike. That's my point. He was what I'm saying.

Wills On The Tank: Man, come on man. Talk talk to him, man. If it was how yeah, no, it's not. No, it's not. Because if wasn't

lamar: That was that was that was a horrible point, bro. Nigga Jackie Robinson started all this shit. What the fuck y'all talking about?

Wills On The Tank: Nigga Mac it Michael Jackson,

3 god: No, you're not see I know you've been pointed out, but go in.

Wills On The Tank: he's the reason why black people got on MTV. And that's a fact.

3 god: Thanks, bro. He

lamar: my god.

3 god: had the white and black culture going. Hey, hey, and don't get me wrong, every I'm not saying Michael Jackson is the only fighter of,

Wills On The Tank: Definitely not. Because Rick James was crusading.

3 god: well, not even cr Rick James. the Beatles was crusading. Like they wouldn't, they wouldn't perform at no segregation. at a segregated in a Beagles. If you had if you booked us, it your the crowd could not be segregated. So, the Beatles was like that. So I'm not saying Mike is the first one to take a stand.

Wills On The Tank: And Michael Jackson owned their catalog, by the way, the Beatles.

3 god: I don't know what I'm saying, come on man, I get it, but we talking about fashion, but shit, that nigga Michael Jackson gloved for low was how he made it.

Wills On The Tank: What and what did Drake what was Drake?

3 god: That's what I'm saying. Come on, man. Like, come on. Come on, man.

Eric: Talk to him Willie talk to him Willie talk to him Willie

lamar: A six a six?

Eric: Hey Hey you see how Willie leaned back on him he knew he had his point Talk to him Willie

Big Darrell: That that that that that's only that's only 'cause Drake don't like Kane West though.

3 god: Man, listen, what I don't know what

Wills On The Tank: Mm-hmm.

3 god: the hell they gotta do anything. I I'm just saying Mike's still alive, bro. No, I'm just saying Mike, Mike's still alive.

Big Darrell: No, no, I'm talking about the Adam Club. I'm just fucking with Willio. 'Cause you

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

3 god: Clungy that guy now. I'm not saying it's not an argument. I'm not nowhere, I'm not nowhere to hear.

Wills On The Tank: He's still alive.

lamar: Yeah, I think it's I think I think I think it's I think it it has some some right.

3 god: Yeah, it's a fair argument. But

Wills On The Tank: So 'cause we 'cause listen bro, when we talk about Michael Jackson, most people are trying to start

lamar: We gotta we gotta move on too though, man. We gotta move on.

3 god: Yeah, yeah, yeah, go ahead, go ahead.

Wills On The Tank: Okay, go here, go ahead, yeah.

lamar: should camera

3 god: Mike Jackson.

lamar: be going on ESPN for free?

Wills On The Tank: Yes, I think so.

3 god: I say the same thing.

Eric: I highly, I highly suggest

Wills On The Tank: I think

Eric: he keep going on there for free.

3 god: Why not?

Wills On The Tank: I I think I think a lot of times I think what I think the problem with a lot of people is they don't know how to see opportunity that's not attached to a paycheck. If you can so a lot of times if you can see there's sometimes there's a lot of opportunity that's not attached to a paycheck. And I think what's so cool about

Eric: Facts.

Wills On The Tank: Cameron, he sees that. So I think it's really dope that he's not on his like Nah, y'all gotta pay me. Like this man said, he said, man, I'm gonna be in a hundred million homes. He can show his value, bring some of that value back to it is what it is. That's gonna open up, Mace and all of them, you know what I'm saying? Stap baby and all of them. And it's the fact that it can open up more opportunities for him. You know, I I think a a lot of times growing up, or not growing up, but this generation, I think they have a hard time. They can't see opportunity that comes without a paycheck. And because we live in a hustle the hustle culture. And you can still

Eric: First, fancy.

3 god: No not

Wills On The Tank: hustle without getting a paycheck.

3 god: Nah, T Wheels, where you wrong is you said this generation. Nigga, them old niggas telling him that. That's like the Roland Martins, the Jamel Hills.

Wills On The Tank: Okay, okay.

lamar: Yeah, he did say that. Yeah.

3 god: That ain't young nigga telling them that. Them like

Eric: Yeah.

3 god: older people, which I ain't saying they wrong either. They they well

Wills On The Tank: Mm-hmm.

3 god: successful in they in their

Eric: Mm-hmm.

3 god: area as well. But I'm with you as far as like people don't understand like I think that's what happened with Shannon Sharp and the HBCU, Howard. HBCU, I think. Not Howard. What who what what what HBCU was that?

lamar: Carolina, North Carolina AT and T.

3 god: Yeah. they were trying to get them to pay for stuff. I don't like of course it's he say she say. But at the end of the day, people don't realize my payment is your payment, your payment is my payment. Like if you

Eric: Mm-hmm.

3 god: if you're on that level, you see what I'm saying?

lamar: Explain it. Explain it. What you mean by that?

3 god: As in saying, like you got a you got a audience you got a audience base that I may

lamar: Okay.

3 god: not have that I'm trying to reach out to. Cam

Wills On The Tank: Right, right, right.

Eric: Meh

3 god: camera camera got this audience. ESPN got this audience. Cameron might got all African Americans. Not saying that he's just trying to be a black show. He might just

Wills On The Tank: Right, right.

3 god: just might be what his draw is right now. Which is that's probably what we're gonna initially draw until we, you know. I mean, because they see black, black don't you're gonna lean more towards your your black people or white people gonna lean towards

Wills On The Tank: Mm-hmm.

3 god: their white. But then that's why you open up the door for others. And that's what I think he's doing with ESPN. Like, hey, look, we talk about sports over here too, check us out. And also, ESPN can now get the dudes that's listening like, okay, they still got E S P Noble. So it just

Wills On The Tank: That's right. That's right. That's right.

Eric: Yeah.

3 god: but I will say Roland Martin or whoever that was, they are I don't know how right they are about, you know, national T V numbers being down. Like, 'cause everybody ain't just watching T V.

lamar: Yeah, but Cam Cam Cameron basically said, Well, he said he basically I like the way he answered that question because a lot of these guys try to play those numbers and he was like he said Roland Martin guy, he was like, Well, Cam, since two thousand ten, it's went from seventy million to fifty six million. He was like, Okay, well I'll be in fifty six million home, bro.

3 god: Thanks.

Wills On The Tank: There you go. There you go.

Eric: Yeah, because that's that's

3 god: That's homes I ain't got.

Eric: just that's just a lack of ego, man. Like ego will man, ego will keep you out of so many opportunities because you think you are supposed to be entitled to this because you're on TV and you're successful and you're it's like, yo, man, that man is in the entertainment business and he's in he's in the television business now. And it's like he sees the opportunity and you gonna let ego demand you to be a certain level of paid because what? Like Cause what you cause you from dipset? And you, you know what I mean? And you did that for

Wills On The Tank: Right, right.

Eric: so many years. bro, what? No. And I think I love how camera and you gotta just follow people's moves instead of just critiquing like the pay and whatever they're getting from it. Like you

Wills On The Tank: Mm-hmm.

Eric: just gotta study people's moves. That is a great lesson in what he's doing. If you down for something and you like all in the shit. You gonna have to work for free sometimes. Like you just gonna

Wills On The Tank: Definitely.

Eric: you gonna have to go through some unpaid opportunities because the back end is gonna be twenty times more. That's all like

Wills On The Tank: That's what I'm doing. Man, it

3 god: It's also but it's also a flip side to that too though. Because it may not it it may

lamar: What's the flip side? What's the flip side, Ding?

3 god: not generate anything, but I think that's what they trying to say. But I think I think it's all like it's always a good side, a bad side to anything, but I think it's more like what what you're willing to risk. And if

Eric: But what okay, the the the downside is he don't get paid. He a nigga from Harlem who on ESPN

3 god: No, I ain't saying the pavement.

Eric: who's a rapper, who's on a rapper with journalists. Like that, like that's the upside is that if nothing ever comes of it, if nothing ever comes of it, bro, he is already one. Like, bro,

Wills On The Tank: that that's that's crazy in itself. That's crazy.

3 god: Well what? Well

Eric: what?

lamar: But I think I think two I think

3 god: no, no. I don't think you hear what I'm saying

Wills On The Tank: And one of the one of the things that I've seen

3 god: though. What did if you said nothing came from it, how is that a upside? what you just say, I'm on the if you that type of dude anyway, you say I'm the rapper from from what you call it, from Harlem. Well they

Eric: Mm-hmm.

3 god: me being on the TV show me being on cho T V show with analysts, like what does that do for me if it didn't resonate with that?

Wills On The Tank: Because you got fifty-six million people who probably never heard of a cameron before.

3 god: No, no, no, T Wheels, T Wheels. I'm saying he I said it's a flip side. So t he said did nothing come of fruition with him doing it. That's what I'm saying. It's a if. He said nothing happened. But Bill was saying, shit, if nothing even happened, I'm still I'm a guy from Horror that was on TV with analysts. But if you're that type of person and you already got it what it is, that don't matter to you. So you are in it. You

Eric: That's exactly why it mattered, dink. Because you my okay, I'm listening.

3 god: No don't. That's what no I don't think you hear what I'm saying, Bill. You said did nothing listen, you said did nothing happen for

lamar: Way in B.

3 god: You I think put his ear to the camera, wouldn't you?

Eric: I'm listening. I wanna make sure. I wanna make sure when I when I

Wills On The Tank: Okay.

Eric: say what I was just saying, then I heard you, and that's bullshit.

3 god: You said you this would you correct me if I'm wrong. You said I said if he would if he you would cause it was like it's a flip side. And you was what the smooth said, what's so what's the flip side? I said just like it's a good, there's a bad. And I said, cause he may not get anything out of this. And you said how he wouldn't get anything out of it if you're a rapper from Harlem and he can say I was on TV with analysts. And I'm like, if you are a rapper from Harlem You going back home with nothing, just to say I was on TV with analysts, you don't that's not even you, because you're you're a rapper from Harlem. You you had you already got that that that you already known in your

Wills On The Tank: Stamp of approval.

3 god: in your area. Yeah, you got that stamp. So what's that stamp if you get nothing out of because you went to go talk to Stephen A. Smith, not to get the the gangster group. You already got that gangster group. So you ain't

Eric: But that

3 god: you ain't going to Stephen A to be like, hey, I want some more gangster groups.

Eric: No, okay. It's yeah. Yeah, but

3 god: Because now you w because now you went back home and say, Hey boys, I was on that with Steve and A. Snill. They can nigga so.

Eric: but look, that's the that's that's only your you're right only if he doesn't have his own thing going on. If if two

3 god: That's what I'm saying.

Eric: hold on hold on hold on if two get invited to go talk to ESPN for free right now while we're doing this podcast and they don't pay him, and he gained people and followers and eyes on our podcast, bro. That is a win from a guy who comes from Harlem who is speaking, who don't supposed to be on ESPN. He's a rapper, bro. He's talking on ESPN with sports analysts. So it's only making sense because he has his own thing going on. He got his own thing. He ain't just like, yeah, I'ma just, I'm a just a, I'm just, I'm just

3 god: I'm agreeing with you.

Eric: a, I'm just a character that's gonna be on this show. Y'all gonna send me back on my way for nothing. That ain't what I'm talking about.

3 god: So I'm agreeing with you. So that's what we're saying. So now we're saying if because remember, Schmoop asked me nothing come of it. I say if he don't get one follower from ESPN, you came back and said, well shit, he still can say that he was on ESPN with Stephen A. Smith. And I'm like, well shit, he already got is what it is. So if he if does that consider as a waste of time? Because but you said no it ain't because he was on the show with Stephen A. Smith. He is really in his place, in his area, he is a Stephen A. Smith. In his area.

Wills On The Tank: Well it but

3 god: So why go to why go to in his area?

Eric: That's Stephen A. Smith? Hey, you say what you want about Stephen A. Smith. Stephen A. Smith done revolutionized this whole like that it Step

Wills On The Tank: Let's not forget. Let's not forget Stephen A.

3 god: No, I say in his area.

Wills On The Tank: Smith have been on his show already. So if he's crossing these bridges, come on man. Like, he's he's ex-

3 god: No, yeah, but my bad, bro. I'm saying when we said when Smooth asked me what would be the flip side. He said what would be the flip side? Y'all add more to y'all

lamar: No no no no no no no put me in this shit

3 god: add more to it. I'm only saying if nothing came of it. And Bip said, well, he was on the TV with Stephen A. Smith. And I'm like, if you a rapper from Harlem that's already stamped, that shit don't do nothing for you. That don't squeeze no more juice out of the orange. That don't do shit for you. Cause you already stamped. It's not like one of us going to Stephen A. Smith, shit, help us out with phone home. Cause Stephen A. coming to phone home don't do shit for him. Us going to ESVN, do a whole bunch for us.

lamar: Man, we gotta we this a learning point. We gotta stop with the run-home. We niggas be running the home like a motherfucker. I don't even know what the fuck y'all niggas talk about. I'm

3 god: Sure.

lamar: gonna be honest. I I do not know what y'all talking about. everything I love. I don't know what the fuck y'all niggas are.

Wills On The Tank: I know I'm notorious for doing that. And I be trying to catch it. I know I be doing it. I know I be doing it.

3 god: She don't wanna ask the question, nigga.

Eric: Hey, and I'm gonna be real. Hey, look. Hey smooth, I'm gonna be real. This one topic I don't give a fuck about. But my nigga

3 god: Yeah.

Eric: said I need to talk more, so I'm just I'm just I'm just inserting myself. I ain't gonna lie.

lamar: No no the beginning made sense. But I'm talking about I'm talking about when the flip side came in, this

2: Somebody said, I like that criticism about applying it.

lamar: shit I I don't know what the fuck it did.

3 god: You asked the flip side. You asked the flip side. So that's all I would answer. But Sim Mo Bill said that the flip side is he was on the show with Stephen A. Smith. I'm like, what they gonna do for anybody?

lamar: shit. I don't know where that shit went. You got it, Willio.

Wills On The Tank: gonna say I think we see plenty

2: Ha ha ha.

Wills On The Tank: of examples of people who who start off not getting paid for something if you check p. Diddy's you know I know he's like the butt of everybody joke right now but like if we got serious and like we look at P. Diddy's background, if I'm not mistaken, I think he worked for Andre Horrell, which later on, you know, he was just like washing his car and like wasn't getting paid for nothing. You know what I'm saying? But later on, Andre Pharrell saw Andre Horrell saw his hustling And which he ended up working himself into that, becoming his working for him, which later on led to a situation of him having his own bad boy imprint. Also, I read in this book, man, by Napoleon Hill. I think it's called Laws of Success. And one of the actual laws of success is getting

3 god: Yeah.

Wills On The Tank: paid, doing more than what you get paid for. So I think this is a great opportunity or a great example rather of Cameron. you know inserting himself in a situation where yeah he he he's gonna be doing more than what he's getting paid for but I think it can turn into something more you know later on and I and I don't want to ramble on but I I I think again you know it's important to sometimes see opportunity that's not attached to a paycheck. That's it.

lamar: Yeah, I think I think just just on a just a personal level, I think we struggle with l stuff like that as black people though. we struggle

Wills On The Tank: Yes.

lamar: we struggle heavy with feeling played. and I think that's probably why, you know, Jamel Hill said something and you know, Roland Martin. But I think we struggle with feeling played and, you know, understanding what the what the market is trying to tell us. that's just I I I I agree with everything y'all said about how camera is a player, but I think the the flip side is black people feel played, you know, in a lot of these type situations instead of just like I I don't want to use the word discernment, but understanding like what the right situation is to feel played, if that makes sense.

Wills On The Tank: Mm-hmm. Why and why let's why do you think why do you think we feel that way? Is it because of what we had to endure before, in terms of slavery and things like not to bring that up, but do y'all think that plays a part into that?

lamar: I yeah, I think it plays I think it plays a big part in it. but but it's like it's like niggas

3 god: Yeah.

lamar: fighting for their rights with every, every single situation we get into, So even a situation like this, it's like no camera

3 god: Okay.

lamar: you know, back in nineteen ninety three, ESPN paid their

Wills On The Tank: Mm-hmm.

lamar: employees a hundred dollars a day and dah dah dah, and Cameron like bro, I don't give a fuck about none of that, bro. Like I'm already I already got M's, you know. got it too?

2: Right. I only I only think that I I think I only think this I think that it's a valid point well like the past history, but I think with Cameron Run Cam, he like shit, this nigga just he he feel like sh I'm gonna eat SP A ma. he he done did everything he could do in rap, you know what I'm saying? And when he do and do his things rap, he not look at the same as he was once. But just be accepted into this new world of sports and stuff. He he probably he got that second run of him being able call his mom, be like, Hey mom, they respect me in sports too, but I'm an ESPN. He don't

lamar: Right.

2: really he he already got money, so he he ain't really looking for that.

3 god: Okay, here too.

lamar: No, yeah. Right.

2: So so he get he but he

Wills On The Tank: Mm-hmm.

2: get but he's not a

lamar: Right, he had the second run.

2: Yes, but I know he's not a he's not oblivious to get your money but he's like he I know he like whoa chill I'm my own boss we can we gonna do this on the back end we're gonna make it make sense when it makes sense. But right, so peop

lamar: Right, right. Yeah, nah Cam definit

Eric: It's a great point. It's a great point.

lamar: Yeah, Cam definitely Cam definitely a back end nigga. He definitely a

Eric: Great point.

lamar: back end nigga because he did he did J Cole. He did J. Cole.

Big Darrell: Facts. And he won't that back in. J. Cole, yup, how should I say that?

lamar: He did Jake over just like that.

Wills On The Tank: That's a perfect that's a great example.

Big Darrell: That nigga try to sue J.

2: wait, he's

Big Darrell: Cole. J. Cole, bruh, I was coming on your show, dawg. Cam hey, bruh, I gotta make sure.

3 god: Yeah.

lamar: Yeah, you right, too. You right. Yeah, and and then and then you got these niggas, Jamel Hill and hey no Cam. And you're like, man, y'all don't shit y'all bitch ass up. Like, nigga.

Big Darrell: Yeah.

Eric: Yeah.

lamar: Like what? But

Eric: Yeah.

lamar: yeah, man. So I think everybody kinda agree with Cam on Neville. Hey, I seen something

2: Yeah, camera f he he for sure. A harmless nigga.

3 god: Yeah, I agree with you.

lamar: I can't I can't remember where I seen

Wills On The Tank: Hello?

lamar: this shit. I can't remember where I seen this shit. But the question came up are men only valuable when they can provide?

3 god: at this point.

Big Darrell: Well well kinda and then kinda not.

lamar: Okay.

Big Darrell: I I I th I think that's our number one goal and our number one duty as a man is to provide, right, and to protect. But I think we do also offer value as far as like setting guidelines, holding a line, holding

Wills On The Tank: Yes, it's

Big Darrell: people responsible and accountable. You know what I'm saying? Like like for cer certain things, like say for instance, like growing up, right? Like, you know can kinda get over on your mama, like or you can run over your mama like just with certain little things, say for instance, she tell you don't eat, don't eat, don't eat after a certain time or don't eat this dessert. You can kinda sway your mama to eat the dessert, but you know your pops ain't going for that shit. Like that shit overly. If he say no, you better not even ask. You know what I'm saying?

Wills On The Tank: Hey ask them. Right.

Big Darrell: Like, like so on the lines of that, I think men are are good for for things like that as well, like accountability, holding the line. holding people responsible and settling rules and guidelines and expectations.

Wills On The Tank: Let let's let's but let's let's talk about the flip side of that. If the if the man didn't provide and protect, could he set them same guidelines and lay them same

3 god: Because

Wills On The Tank: ground? Can he say can he you know saying? Cause like yeah, you can

Big Darrell: That's a good question.

Wills On The Tank: you can you can like I I just like I 1000% agree with you. Like it was certain things I could kind of try to pull over with my mama, but I knew not to even talk to my dad about because my

3 god: Yeah.

Wills On The Tank: you know say, 'cause he said. If he said no, that's the law. You feel me? But if my if my mama say I can't have these shoes or something, I might go back and ask her a little later, maybe a day or two, a week or so later, you know what I'm saying? But

Big Darrell: Right, right, right.

Wills On The Tank: suppose, suppose the your your dad in the house ain't bringing nothing to the table. He just, just basically taking up space. And then he try to come, he try to come and say, take out

3 god: Yeah.

Wills On The Tank: that trash. Is it is it to do it hold the same way? Because go ahead, go ahead. That's that's my question. That's my question. That's my question. That's my question. That's it. I ain't got nothing else to say.

Eric: I go ahead. I'm I'm listening. No, I'm listening. This this is a great topic. Yeah, nah, I think no, hold on, hold on, hold on. I

lamar: Nigga Bill set up.

Eric: I yeah, because this this this I'm I'm I'm somewhat passionate about this term, man, because

3 god: Man, nigga I'm all well to sleep.

2: That boy, he he wiped his eyes.

Eric: I speak with mental health and I speak with a lot of men about this topic specifically. And man,

lamar: Go off, my nigga. Go off.

Eric: look. Okay, i is it is it that those things can't be provided if we don't bring these things to the table or the the pro the

3 god: Doesn't it?

Eric: provider portion of the role, or is it that we don't allow ourselves to not let that be true? Right? Like, this is a question. Like, if you're not providing as a man, if you're not bringing in no money, are are you gonna have Certain reservations about standing up? Are you gonna be like, can you still show up in this space with a loving

Wills On The Tank: Mm.

Eric: attitude? And can you still show up to this space with just like or do or or is your value only attached to money internally? Right? Like, let's say if none of y'all didn't have a job, would you let yourself sit around and still have a good attitude around that household? You you gonna be a different nigga. You're gonna be a different nigga. And that

Big Darrell: I am not. Right.

Wills On The Tank: You can feel somewhere. Yeah.

Eric: and then that but that posed the question, okay. Yes, society put those narratives on us, but shit, you don't have to run with every narrative that the world puts on you. Like what? No, like you still valuable if you don't bring a like you still valuable just because you temporarily not bringing a dollar to the table right now. If you you you don't have a job or whatever. And I think we as men, we wear that role and we're just like, yeah, I bring the, I bring the money, but I bring the money to the household, but then it's like, bro, hell no. Like you provide. I love what you were saying. you provide the structure. You you hold the line. You you do so much things outside of money. some

3 god: What?

Big Darrell: Facts.

Eric: some daughters don't even know, some kids or girls, right, who have dads in their lives, bro, they don't even they're they're so protected just because they have a dad standing next to them that they some

Big Darrell: Yeah.

Eric: shit they don't even worry about. Some thoughts don't even enter their brain. And that ain't got nothing to do with a dollar that you bringing in.

Big Darrell: Damn, that's a great point.

Wills On The Tank: That's a fact. That's a fact. I can tell how Phoenix ain't.

Eric: Right? you got you did some thoughts just not even gonna hit your head because your daddy's standing next to it right n right next to you. So I think we gotta

3 god: Yeah.

Eric: restructure how we think about the whole money thing. And yes, it's been conditioned that we should think like that, but that's

3 god: Yeah.

Eric: not the end all be all. You know what I mean? and brothers be feeling like they gotta go chase the bag and get these hundred million dollars and we talked about this type of before. And it's like, bro, you missing it, nigga. You got to go in the house. You got to go sit next to them kids. You got to go, you got to go be there. You got to show up to them games.

Big Darrell: Grants.

Eric: You gotta go pick him up from school. You gotta go go daddy-daughter dates. That's what you need to go do.

Big Darrell: Even the little things that count 'cause that's what they depended on.

Eric: That's what you need. That's way more valuable than bringing a hundred thousand dollars or a hundred million dollars in the household, and your kid only gonna play you by this wor all-world doll. She gonna play with the box anyway, nigga.

Wills On The Tank: That's a fact. I seen it. I seen it before.

Eric: you know what I mean? bro, kids don't care about that. So I

Big Darrell: Ha ha ha.

2: Alright bro, in my two

Eric: d I I'm passionate

2: b

Eric: about this topic, man. We can't as as men, we can't attach so much value on what how much financially we bring into the household. And okay, here's another thing too, your partner gotta be on board with that. Like,

Big Darrell: Yeah.

Eric: that that that becomes the portion, okay, what is your what is your like what are your eyes looking at? Like your fruit, your spirit is gonna be like Nigga, okay, I want a girl who aligned with me and sh is fan if we gonna raise a family, then I need you to be on the same page and say, yo, I'm not gonna be out of this house for 12 six months out of the year. and she gotta be okay with that. Because if we get a girl who, if we think like that, yo, my focus is on these kids and she wants you to go be hustling, then y'all misaligned. Then we gotta now we gotta have a different conversation. Because

Wills On The Tank: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

Big Darrell: Right.

Eric: my focus is on these kids and your focus is gonna. make a hundred million or you know it's like in that and that is push back too because then you look at LeBron's situation and he's like, yo, he got a Savannah. He got and LeBron is gone. He talks about sacrificing his life. So I think, you know, that's it's it can be a slippery slope 'cause I can see both sides of the coin, but nah.

lamar: I wanna I wanna say something too. I I'm gonna be quick. I think I think women should be looked at as providers too. I don't think men are just providers as well. So I I think that's I think that's a whole I think women they

Eric: Yeah. That's a good that's a great point.

2: What you mean by that? What you mean by that,

Wills On The Tank: I think women are great providers too though, at the same time.

lamar: I mean providing is not just the word money. You know what I'm saying?

Wills On The Tank: Money, money. I was just about that's

Big Darrell: Right.

Eric: Yes.

Wills On The Tank: that's exactly where my mind was doing. Cause they can provide

Eric: Yes.

lamar: Yeah.

Wills On The Tank: the nurture. a lot of things, like man, my

3 god: Damn that nigga with talking to you.

Wills On The Tank: bad. my bad, my bad. Sorry.

lamar: But nah, to Willie, your point, like, you know, I think there's there's a lot of value in, you know, being a mother. There's a lot of value in nurturing.

Eric: Yes.

lamar: There's a lot of value in providing peace, you know, to the home. There's a lot of value in cooking. It's a lot of value in making

Big Darrell: Uh-huh.

3 god: Okay.

lamar: making sure you have a a some a home to make you feel comfortable. You know what I'm saying? So, you know, men Men we we we hang this we hang this dollar bill over women's head and but don't understand like bro, there's a lot of value that women bring that is just as valuable as the quote unquote you providing. You know what I'm saying? And that's something that I had to learn. And un and and luckily like it wasn't even like my girl or, you know, anything that taught me. I I think I was having a conversation with my cousin. I don't even think that really correlates, so I'm not even gonna really say that say that, but I think I just I just along the line just realize like bro, like providing is not just money. You know what I'm saying?

Eric: Yeah.

Big Darrell: What?

lamar: And I think men just think that like providing is just money and society, not just men.

Eric: Mm-hmm.

lamar: I think everybody

Wills On The Tank: Okay.

lamar: just, you know, think that the word providing is, you know, hey, I take care of the bills. And it's like, bro, it's way deeper than that. It's way deeper than that.

Eric: Yeah. Hey, until

Wills On The Tank: You can still be absent and take care of all the bills and

Eric: that's into Yeah, until that same

lamar: Yeah.

Eric: point, just like I said, certain thoughts you don't have when a when a if a little girl has a daddy involved. If a man has a good wife involved in his life, you don't like you're a privileged man if you got a great wife because certain thoughts you don't even think. It's like, you know, I like did you I I I I don't think Kobe ever thought that his kids weren't ever taken care of. I don't ever think

lamar: Right.

Wills On The Tank: That's right.

Eric: that he thought that it could like LeBron don't think about Savannah and like have to worry about his kids taken care of. Like he's a privileged man because that woman provides so much more than just a dollar. Like her presence. presence alone allows him to be LeBron. You know what I mean?

Wills On The Tank: Let him go out there, basically let allow him to go out there and be great. Man, like the by like the Bible

Eric: Come on now.

lamar: Exactly. Exactly.

Wills On The Tank: say, man, this is actually one of my favorite scriptures where it says a man who findeth the good, a man who findeth the wife findeth the good things. So, that's

Eric: No.

Wills On The Tank: one of things that you know

3 god: See.

Wills On The Tank: that I actually agree with. You know what I'm saying? Now some

Eric: Yeah.

Wills On The Tank: people's situations is different, you know, but I'm gonna say speaking from my personal situation, man, that scripture has like, and I you know, I I told Hope that many times, like that scripture has reigned to be true for me in my life. You know what I'm saying? So yeah, not to ramble about.

Eric: That's love, man.

3 god: Yeah.

Eric: Yeah.

lamar: You

2: Yeah.

lamar: gotta you gotta think.

3 god: How long? No, d I think two were gone.

lamar: Got it too. You got it too.

2: I think just I wanna st st I wanna stay on like provide let's stay on like providing being money wise, monetary. Like from from a kid aspect, unless you like a celebrity or entertainer, you know, if if both parents go to work, a k a child don't know which one make the most for real, for real, you know what I mean? So like if we even if we be protective provider, this the man showing pump the gas for the girl. Mom might pay for the gas.

Big Darrell: Yeah.

2: She don't know that. She just know like that dad pumped the gas. Ma me and mom sit inside. Just like the little things are just being there, you know. Or just or speaking of like LeBron James and them, you know, they got extensive times away from home that take away from like breakfast or maybe dinner at the night. But you know you got nurses. You got MPs, you got people want me to work at a ER, they tell you from home too. So like this I hate when people put it all like on entertainers, you know. 'Cause there's a lot of normal day day jobs that do the

Eric: Okay.

2: same thing, you know. And we had to find those balances, you know. And so I think it's I art shipyard. I'm on the grass, right?

Eric: Yeah. It's a great point. Great point.

Wills On The Tank: Right on, right on.

Big Darrell: E facts. And even just like mowing the grass. Mowing the grass, putting oil in the car, changing the tire.

Wills On The Tank: Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

2: Doing those things don't mean don't make don't that don't mean I make more than your mama. But the kids really don't know that though, So but but to stay on the type of like I do get that men it's a lot it's like especially on social media. The me the man's supposed to make more and by the person the man made more feels like and boss the woman around because I make more than you. Like she's my employee.

lamar: Yeah, that's great.

2: Yeah, I think that's insane.

Eric: Yeah.

2: But y no, well we got a family

lamar: Yeah.

2: race, especially we got kids in here.

Big Darrell: D think is you

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

Big Darrell: going next?

3 god: Yeah, I go next. I think y'all boy is talking about a you know, I we gotta be the devil advocates one, but I think y'all boy is more talking about a foundational relationship other than what the question asking. 'Cause I think y'all talking about like what y'all saying the privilege of having a good wife. Like you you in a agreeing or something, like in agreement or something. And what I think y'all missing is How did you meet that woman? As in what Built was saying. not Bill, but Smooth was saying, we hang the doll over. Would that woman have talked to you if she knew you was broke off real? Like at our age, right? Like at us being at the big 35, some older, whatever, younger a little bit. So at that age, like if I go, like if I lose my job now, of course, Lex, hey, I'm married to you five, six years in now. She's gonna hold it down. But I remember when I first met her, she in college, z you know, when I had when I was working to get a town, first it was like, what what the fuck? You know what I'm saying? But still then there. So I think we just I think we talking about like when you gotta find y'all talking about in the sense if you gotta find

lamar: Well Ding, it wasn't a hypothetical. It wasn't a hypothetical. So it w you're free to talk about how you see it, but it wasn't a hypothetical for nobody.

3 god: Well I well I'ma all right, so I'm gonna go right here. So I really

lamar: Yeah.

3 god: think that our I think what y'all boys was naming, like with Darren when he first started off, them other things that dudes do, I think you were naming like the Jordan Formar's, the Trevor Reezas and Lamar Odoms. You that that that money is Kobe Bryant, bro. Like them other them them them roles that a guy have, but I think our value in society is money. Like they s like

Big Darrell: And and today's society, okay, okay.

3 god: I mean any any day society, we've known as the provider, like y'all name and all the other stuff, like disciplinary, you know, all that. I think that come with the relationship. But I think society holds us as and even us ourselves, like we do pursue we pursue that money. Like I mean, it is what it is. We can deny it,

Wills On The Tank: Mm-hmm.

3 god: but we do pursue, you know, income and a good bit of it. And I I know from when y'all was younger, when we was in college,

lamar: Let me ask you this, but let me ask you this. I I'ma say this. Would you would you Nah, this ain't a

Big Darrell: You're gonna do a hypothetical?

3 god: No.

lamar: hypothetical. I'm just finna ask you. Would you be pursuing the money whether you was in a relationship or not?

Big Darrell: Yeah, yeah. Yeah. So I make us. But now if I I was wanna say if we do it like a

lamar: No, I w I I

3 god: Hello, I wanna

lamar: I w I'm I wanna I wanna Yeah. But I'm saying so

3 god: hold up, I wanna see what I wanna see what's smooth going. What you mean? Yeah, I'm pursuing the case.

lamar: the so the money can't be the that that can't be that can't be the quote unquote thing that makes you the provider because you gon you gonna chase the money regardless if you're in a relationship or not.

3 god: No, I'm s you're saying as a society question, right? What do you do you feel that money is like the pla like the value that this plays for guys, for men? And I'm saying, yeah, I b I think I believe so. I b

lamar: That wasn't that wasn't the questi that wasn't the question though. That it said are men only valuable when they can provide.

3 god: I don't know. I'm my bad. Well I I I I think so. I I take me I take providing is like financially well off. I 'cause I

lamar: Okay.

3 god: don't think I don't think those I don't think those I don't think Trevor Reezas, I don't think those Jordan Four Mars, I don't think all them other role players really happen unless you got the Kobe Bryant. I just I'm just being honest with you. I don't think you're able I think Men and women got two different things of two different things of attraction. Men women look yeah, you look good, but it's also security blanket. Men,

lamar: Mm-hmm.

3 god: we ours is physical. we ain't looking at we ain't ain't neither one of us asks our first question, how much you making? that might come along

Wills On The Tank: Right.

lamar: Yeah,

3 god: as we talking, but a woman gonna see where the security at 'cause she ain't gonna marry rightfully so. I'm I got Ayla. I don't want her marrying a guy that's Thirty years old would he might provide for it, cool. But when it comes digging no, deep and then, like, what what what he gonna do? What's his skills?

Big Darrell: What what to yeah? Mm-hmm.

3 god: What can he do? Just like we were talking about the world ending. Hey, what he got? What he he got some saved up? You know, he might not be making six figures, but what he got in the bank? He got some emergency funds, what he got? Yeah. Yeah, seen all three.

Eric: Ding, then, I have a question for you. You ever seen that movie, Why Did I Get Married? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, that's good though. But okay, would

3 god: Yeah, I do.

Eric: you want your daughter to marry a dude like Sheila got into a situation where he extra paid? Or would you would you rather huh? Mike? Would you rather would you rather your daughter? But Mike was paid.

Wills On The Tank: Ooh. Yeah. That nigga was he was a butthole. Yeah, Mike.

3 god: You talking mike. You talking about mic.

Big Darrell: Yeah.

3 god: You're you're talking about Mike.

Eric: Mike had some, Mike had a little bread on him.

3 god: Yeah, I'm trying I'm here. I hear you. Keep going. I hear.

Eric: So would you rather your would you rather your daughter been in a situation like that? Or someone who like getting by

Wills On The Tank: Troy.

Eric: but they love she go get a troy. Which which one would you rather?

Wills On The Tank: Troy. And and look, Mike tried to sign on Troy.

3 god: But the but the Tom T Wheel, T Will,

lamar: hello William.

3 god: T Wheel. Hold up, T Wheel, T Wheel.

lamar: Hello William.

3 god: Hello, T Will. See, but that's what I'm trying to tell you. He got a co he's he he still got a main player. He still got some cash. He just wasn't as rich as Mike. That's what I'm trying to tell you. It wasn't like the dude was a bum. He had financial means. Now he was yeah, Troy, he had, he was a police officer. No, he was struggling.

Eric: Who, Troy? No, Troy was boy, that was struggling. She was

3 god: No, no, no. He got started struggling when he moved to Atlanta because he left his job for her. He already has he was set in the in the in the the snow area where he was at.

Eric: Think, was he or was he not struggling? What Sheila what was Sheila complaining about?

3 god: No, he was not.

lamar: you Dean Dean, you missing the basis of his question his point though. his point

3 god: His point no,

Eric: Okay, so yes.

3 god: what he not no, what he trying to tell me is that what I'm saying is that although he not as rich as Mike, he still was settled. Like I just told you. I even said the dude don't have to be rich.

lamar: That but that ain't that that ain't the that ain't the basis of his point though. His point is you want your your your daughter to marry a rich guy and have money, or would you want somebody to be broke but love her a lot? That's the basis of the whole question.

3 god: Okay, and he asked me that because he said he didn't hear the point of me saying that I'm not saying a guy have to be rich. I'm just saying it looks he don't have to a guy a guy don't have

Eric: Nigga dick is impossible.

3 god: to be rich. I'm that's what I'm trying to tell you. But he got to have something. And I'm telling

Eric: Yeah. Yeah, for sure.

3 god: you that something got to come. Yes.

Big Darrell: To be a provider, right.

Wills On The Tank: He's yeah, yeah.

3 god: That something got to be there. So you can you got to have a Kobe Bryant to get the Paul Gasols, the Trevor Reasons and all that. Because if you starting off with the Sasha Bullachich, she ain't you ain't getting her. I'm just trying to tell y'all. That that is the extra that come with it. I got the she he was already set. And then she was he was a God fear and loving man because then he went to Atlanta and then she held it down for him because she she made him leave. So what I'm saying is I'm not saying you have to be rich. That's what I'm trying to tell you. Your example is good, but that's not where I'm going. You can be you don't have to be rich, but you have to have something as a man. And y'all when y'all have kids and y'all daughters or whatever, the dude, he ain't saying the dick of God be Elon Musk. But you ain't saying that hey y your first

Big Darrell: Question.

3 god: question is, what he doing like? What's his job? What's his occupation? And if he say, Well see, he ain't doing nothing right now, okay, what's what's his goals? You can play

Wills On The Tank: I rap.

3 god: You gonna say, shit.

Big Darrell: you said that Dink Dink Dink Dink now my question to all of y'all is as a man can you be considered a man if you don't if you don't have those qualities that Dink just said right as a man what makes you a man right does making you does being a provider make you a man essentially right Cause Dink says, if you don't have nothing to go off of, you don't have no trade, you don't have no hustle, you don't have no get up and go about yourself, can you be kind of considered as a man?

3 god: And Daryl, and the reason I say that because you are not gonna be able to show those other traits and this is what I'm trying to say. Them other traits that y'all name as far as disciplinary, being there for your daughter most of the time, or or whatever y'all was saying, you are not gonna be able to display those traits without that initial trait. You got to have. You got to have something.

Eric: Does your does your value

Big Darrell: I think D eight with that. I think D eight on that

Eric: wait, does

Big Darrell: part now.

Eric: the question was are do you provide more than just monetary value or some shit like that?

lamar: No, the question was hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.

Wills On The Tank: All right, what's do you have are Isha Vack? Go ahead, go ahead.

3 god: No.

Big Darrell: Really.

3 god: They am asked the course.

lamar: The question was, are men only valuable when they can provide?

Eric: And the my question, my

3 god: And I'm saying yes.

Eric: my question to my answer to that is hell like that's what society places on us, but hell no, you are way more valuable even if you're not providing. Cause providing is being the breadwinner. Providing is that's the way I perceive providing. Providing is being the breadwinner. Bro, if you ain't the breadwinner and you pulling your weight in the household, you are you you are very valuable to that house. So

3 god: But that's what I'm saying, Bill. You're naming as in if y'all already in a foundational relationship. I'm talking about to be able to display that. You got to start from something to even get into that relationship. Sarah is not marrying you if you didn't have no goals or none set in in your ways of you doing something.

Eric: That ain't the question, ding. That

lamar: Goals and money are different, dink

Eric: ain't the that ain't what we talking about.

3 god: I when I hear provider, I hear able to provide for the family far as provide

lamar: Yeah, but goals and goals and money that but you you you you dvied up your your question. Are you talking about money or are you talking about goals? The goals and money are completely different. 'Cause women 'cause women will marry people off

Wills On The Tank: So let's let's take

2: With the when the money fade away, can y are you still

3 god: True. True, true.

2: a stand up guy? That's a that's the question.

lamar: Yeah, cause goals, women women women will

3 god: Sure.

lamar: definitely marry niggas off potential. So you know what I'm saying? So I think goals and money are completely different. If a woman if a woman can see something in you, I I I just speaking for myself, I think shit, nigga, I ain't had money like that. But women women have seen a ton of potential of something. You know what I'm saying? I don't know what it's been. I don't know. I don't know.

3 god: Potential to do what though? Potential potential no no potential to do what? Potential to

lamar: I don't know. I don't know.

3 god: do what?

lamar: Nigga, I just said goals. Yeah, answer the question for me. I don't know what

Big Darrell: Answer, answer it, D. Answer the question. So

3 god: Well well smooth Smooth don't know. Y'all know. Y'all know.

lamar: you're saying.

3 god: Let's ask Bill, let's ask T Wheels, Daryl too. His potential to do what?

Eric: I don't know, bro. Answer it.

Wills On The Tank: I think

lamar: I

Wills On The Tank: I think it's I think it's fair to say I think it's fair to say ambition you drive,

lamar: don't know what you I don't know what you may apply.

Big Darrell: Bye.

3 god: Let Daryl answer the question then. What's the what's the question? What's the answer then?

Wills On The Tank: you

Big Darrell: Provide.

3 god: Ain't nobody studying

lamar: I don't know what

3 god: at T Wheels in life. Daryl, what what what I'm saying,

Wills On The Tank: But that's but that but you gotta have that in order to get that.

3 god: Daryl, what am

lamar: Yeah.

3 god: I saying though? What his potential in what?

Big Darrell: To be a provider, like to go and get some money and

3 god: To get some money. Cause if she

lamar: Yeah, I I don't

3 god: ain't saying she ain't saying I see potential in you to be no bone. yeah, that nigga gonna be yeah, he ain't gonna have no money. I won't him. No. She she gonna invest in you cause she feel like you gonna grow.

Eric: Mm mm. Mm-mm. Mm-mm.

Big Darrell: Ha ha ha.

lamar: But but that but that but that's

Big Darrell: This is a good conversation though. It's great. I

Eric: No, no,

Big Darrell: don't mean it's great.

Eric: no. She she she she she she see the potential that man he a stand up dude. He honest. He he gon he he know discipline. He done played football

3 god: yeah.

Big Darrell: But I think I th I think we all

Eric: before. He know he like

Big Darrell: are privy to the conversation because we all are outside of like the norm, right? Because we all have discipline. We all gonna go and get it. So we can't really talk from ourselves because it's like, yeah, it's that, but we still provide, right? We all still provide. So it's

3 god: Right. That's a good point.

Big Darrell: like even if even if a woman ain't there, we still gonna work our way to provide. So we're outside of the norm. so we we're speaking from a privileged standpoint, I I would say.

Wills On The Tank: Transfer. So what if what if

3 god: I I I that's fair.

lamar: I I I would say I would say that, but at the same time I think that's I think you I think I think I think y'all downplaying women for sure and like how they see a lot of a lot of the word provider. I think y'all downplaying what women think too, you know. 'cause I I could honestly say like some of the women that I've dated, you know, throughout my life, I don't think they they seen it how y'all niggas are seeing it, you know, personally.

3 god: What do you think they seen? So tell me that. What do you think?

lamar: See, good dick. That's what they see. What you talking about I'm

3 god: But we but we making women look bad.

Eric: Nigga over here talking about money. Bro, nigga over here talking about money, bro. You you got a hundred million dollars. Bro,

lamar: just saying.

Big Darrell: But no, no, no, no, no, smooth, smooth, smooth, smooth, smooth, smooth. We we we're we're talking

Eric: hold on, hold on, hold on, hold up. I gots to say this. I gots to say this. Man, you got,

Big Darrell: about the we're talking about the women that you are that you are pursuing and r relationship wise, not not just like

lamar: No, no, no, but no What you finna say, Bill? Are you what

Eric: man, shout out. I mean, Diddy. Man, I know he got his whole situation. Man, that man, bro, he had to go pay somebody to please his girl, bro. Like, bro,

3 god: What do you mean?

Eric: you. What you mean? Y y you haven't seen the the Daphne Joy little take?

3 god: No, I'm saying what you I you you talking about on smooth behalf or you talking about

Eric: Man, yeah, I'm talking about smooth point, man. bro, that we talking about money, man. Man, man, you can you can you can you

3 god: No, see, but see you

Eric: break her back, bro? Can't like what bro, bro, it's young niggas who got cougars on just because they just don't they giving them the good D, bro. Like, what are

Wills On The Tank: And they it ain't got a thing. They don't have a theme.

lamar: And that's and that and listen

3 god: The build.

lamar: and hold on hold on hold on. I wanted that's what I'm saying. that's what I'm saying, bro. I remember, hold on, hold on, no, no, no. That's not that's not true. That's

Big Darrell: But you still providing, quote unquote. You still providing. You still providing.

Eric: What?

lamar: not true. no, you definitely provided. You definitely provided.

Wills On The Tank: For that.

lamar: You definitely provided for sure. But like I remember this, I remember this one time, bro. I was like, I was 25 years old. I was 25 years old. And this woman, she was 34. And We were we went to the club or some shit like that. And I told us lady, like she I said, I said, You a player. And cause it was like NFL niggas talking to her and shit like that. And I worked at Firestone. And this woman literally, she told me she was like, bro, she was like, I got all these niggas trying to talk to me. They got all this money, but it's something I see in you. And so, and that's not to brag on me, but like, bro, it's women out here who just who see something in certain guys, and that's what they They won't. It the and it goes back to built point of this idea of society telling everybody, hey, this is this is why the women want you. But bro, it's women out here who can stand on their own two feet and still want the nigga that they want. So yeah, I don't know. I don't know.

3 god: But I but

Wills On The Tank: So

3 god: hold on

Wills On The Tank: yeah, yeah.

3 god: hold on T-Ba. See I I I guess I'm not articulating myself right. I'm not dog. We're not the Krugers don't want to marry you. They just wanna fuck you. The way I'm hearing y'all ask the question, what what hold on, what what what Kruger we know that just marrying young bitch niggas?

Eric: No, no. That

lamar: That's cra man. That's crazy.

Eric: Does it?

lamar: A lot.

Wills On The Tank: I'm sure I'm sure that I'm sure it happens. I'm sure it happens.

3 god: I ain't heard of that before. I ain't heard. I

Eric: Dang,

3 god: heard they just wanna use him as a boy toy. Cause hey, no, no, no. The Krugers that the Kruger the Krugers no no most of the Kruger La la la. I wanna well I'm put like time out, cause I'm I'm probably putting my

Eric: that's wild.

lamar: This is crazy. This is crazy.

Eric: I think I think Tracy Ellis Ross. I think Tracy Ellis Ross is she's been like

Wills On The Tank: Nigga said boy toy.

lamar: This is crazy, bro. This shit c this shit can get deeper than what it can be.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, definitely. It definitely can. This is good stuff.

2: But stop saying Freddy Krueger, man.

Eric: Man, look, look. And I'm really trying not to go there, bro.

lamar: Yeah, nah, we ain't going now.

3 god: Yeah, in fact, so yeah, so I 'cause I'm only speaking from my experience, 'cause if I had a crew and she did they I'm saying they did what they were doing already. I was like, me, anyway. But yeah, next it fuck it. Yeah, 'cause it it it will be i I ain't saying I'm right at all. I'm just going based off my experience. That's all I'm saying.

Eric: Hey,

lamar: Well,

Eric: hey.

lamar: I

Big Darrell: But but but then but then I I still think it boils down to after after listening to all y'all sides, I still think, based on what y'all

3 god: It's sound like provide.

Big Darrell: said, you're not valuable unless you provide and you gotta provide something.

lamar: You gotta provide something. Now I will say that. Whether it's money, whether it's sex, whether it's something nigga, you gotta be providing something.

Eric: We're all in this together. We're

Big Darrell: So

Eric: all in this thing, brother. We're all in this together. Hey, speaking of, speaking of, hold on. Hey, speaking

3 god: Well well that's everybody. Everybody'll tip for tat. Everybody tip for tat. Our our friendship is tit for tat.

lamar: Yeah, yeah.

Eric: of, I I speaking

lamar: There you go, Bill. You got it. Segway.

Eric: of, man, what y'all think about NVIDIA Gensing Hung. He w he was providing a lot with NVIDIA. Have y'all heard about that?

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, he got caught

3 god: No, I hear you.

Wills On The Tank: messing with a go

Eric: Yeah, I ha look,

Wills On The Tank: ahead.

Eric: nah, my bad, bro, my

3 god: In video, I don't know, I'm looking.

Eric: bad, my bad. Have y'all heard about it though?

3 god: No, Tim, in in Tim.

Eric: So basically, NVIDIA, right? The chip company, the leader of the AI boom has basic the CEO of the company has basically got caught cheating. Okay, cool. Big CEO get big CEOs of these big companies, they get caught cheating all the time. Bet. But Jeff Bezos,

lamar: Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, et cetera, et cetera.

Eric: Bill Gates, week the list goes on and on.

3 god: Provided as well.

Eric: Right. Bill Clinton, right? the providers.

lamar: Vários. Lud.

Wills On The Tank: Top one percent or the one percent.

Eric: Yeah. But what's

2: Decentre brown.

Eric: so unique about his situation is that they're claiming that she is a spy for the Chinese government.

Big Darrell: I seen that. I heard that. Okay. Okay. I heard that. I heard that.

Eric: Woo, you talking about hey, a word on the street, word on the street today, she just wanted him for his chips. Didn't

Wills On The Tank: Ha ha ha ha ha.

Big Darrell: That's fucking crazy. I s I heard that. I heard that. Damn.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, yeah.

3 god: That shit was a whag, man.

Eric: But look, but look, okay, this is a really interesting topic for one. because like of course, people think the stock is gonna go down, right? I looked

Wills On The Tank: Mm-hmm.

Eric: at it earlier today, I think it was down like 20, 30 percent. Yeah, because

Wills On The Tank: It definitely drop drop. I saw that.

Eric: it's it's it's NVIDIA's high 52 week high was 240. I think it's trading at like 183. What I think got as low as 189.

3 god: Three.

Eric: what one yeah,

Big Darrell: Bam, okay.

Eric: yeah, something like that. So it's down about 30%. But you buy more shares. I think okay, look, look, okay. I'm gonna I'm gonna

Wills On The Tank: Buy more shares. Buy more chairs.

Eric: speak a little cause because it's kinda getting off the pot topic with gensing, but I definitely gonna buy more shares because the company is gonna NVIDIA NVIDIA is the leading

Wills On The Tank: I did today.

Eric: a a AI it's company in the AI revolution. NVIDIA

Big Darrell: Yep, yep.

Eric: prints a billion dollars a day. NVIDIA just recorded like 93 billion in a quarter. They just reported on their quarter. Like, bro, do you know what that means? 90 a billion dollars a day. This company ain't going nowhere. Buy right now, hold it. And I ain't no tech, I ain't

Wills On The Tank: Marshares.

Eric: no stock guru, but buy right now and hold it. Just buy this mug and hold it. So, okay, yeah. So look, look, look, so look. So

3 god: What happened though? I'm saying

Wills On The Tank: We can't give financial advice. You gotta put that disclaimer out there too.

Eric: here go the thing is this is not your final. I am hey, do your own financial research. I am not your financial advisor.

Big Darrell: This is not financial advice.

3 god: Okay.

Wills On The Tank: There you go. Register. There you go. Throw that out there, yeah.

Eric: yeah, but look yeah,

3 god: Man, what happens?

lamar: Mm-hmm.

Eric: right, Dick, right, right, right. D so bro, he got caught cheating. They say this partic this particular Chinese girl, ironically, she got the same last name as him, hung something. I think it was I forgot her first name. But he was having a

3 god: Yes, spa, she is.

Eric: infer with her for the last twenty four months. A lot of stuff, a lot of these chips have been coming up missing. You know, we got we kinda in war with China right now. So they've been For him, these sanctions have been getting lifted for him to sell over to China, right? Chips have been coming up missing.

lamar: He's been w he been he been want Jin Jensen he been wanting US to loosen the sanctions to to to sell more to China and people

Eric: Yes, yes. There you go.

lamar: are kinda thinking that, you know, this is kinda the reason why. Yeah.

Eric: There you go. That's it.

3 god: So his old saying that his decision got some influence. Well basically he being

lamar: Yeah, and basically

3 god: exploited, basically. Am I right? Okay.

lamar: Yeah. Yeah. And and China China is basically has always been basically like they, you know, China like always stealing. Like China don't really never have no original ideas. So like with

Eric: Mm-hmm.

lamar: all of this shit happening, it's kinda like, you know, another another situation of like China you

Big Darrell: Yeah.

lamar: know, stealing from the inside out. And what's even more crazy is like Nigga, nigga, you are the leader of the free world in in a sense. You know what I'm saying? You are the leader of the free world in a sense. You you d are the guy of the the the

Eric: AI revolution.

lamar: the AI revolution. Not only that, the AI revolution, but like your company is the most valuable co company in the whole entire world.

Eric: In the world.

Big Darrell: Are you making mistakes like that?

Eric: Yeah, but that just let us know. That just let us know that we can't f we nobody.

lamar: And you make it you make it you

Wills On The Tank: Hey, but hey, lust is a strong thing, man. There's so many guys who,

Big Darrell: Facts.

Wills On The Tank: you know what I'm saying? Like, if you especially if you as powerful as him, man, what's that thing? I want to say Jesus said, Can a man take fire in his bosom and not get burned? You know what I'm saying? Like, and the answer is no. You know what I mean? Like, so like

Eric: Hmm.

Wills On The Tank: if you, if you if you in that position and especially if you put yourself in a certain situation, yeah, how can you not? You know what I mean? And it's it's it's easy to say, you gotta have discipline, but you saying nobody is as powerful and as rich and got as much influence as him. So, it's it's it's crazy that, who knows if that girl was really just put in place, and and that now I'm now I'm treading conspiracy stuff, but who knows if that girl was put in place.

Eric: No, you won't. You won't. Look.

3 god: That's what they say, she is

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, yeah, yeah,

lamar: I'd rather I'd rather

Wills On The Tank: yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

lamar: you be talking about that than the Bible, this is a real story.

Eric: Yeah. Look, look, look,

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, yeah

2: Right.

Eric: man, China China's China's like that espionage game goes deep, bro.

lamar: Yeah.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

Eric: If you ever wat Lioness, we don't watch all these

lamar: Yeah.

Eric: shows, man, that esp

Wills On The Tank: Mm-hmm.

Eric: like these they that's a that's a war tactic. It's I I'm sure she

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, yeah.

2: That's what they do.

Eric: wasn't the first spy that they sent to her to him.

Big Darrell: I wonder I wonder did she actually like him though?

Eric: No man, no,

Wills On The Tank: Deffy, yeah. Yeah.

Eric: probably not. If she if if even if you were sent to him on these pretenses, like you

lamar: Man

Eric: Hey look, here's here's the thing too. I knew dude,

2: you my girl girl.

Eric: I knew NVIDIA was cooked when Jensen started putting on that leather jacket. I said, yeah. And he signed he signed he signed the

Wills On The Tank: I see some.

Eric: girl Titty in public. He was he was wilding. He was wildin', bruh. He bro,

3 god: I question though.

Wills On The Tank: I didn't know that. I didn't know that. Yeah. Yeah.

3 god: Hey the question though

Eric: huh?

3 god: Question though cause some

Wills On The Tank: Women are proud for though, bro.

3 god: so hey hello so you know what I'm saying Some shit justifiable was she bad bad bad bad

lamar: she was better than his wife,

3 god: I'm saying somebody gonna always look better than that's always so I'm saying was it like

lamar: But that's what I'm saying. I think but you gotta think about it, man. you gotta think about it. and that's that man, that's the thing about that's the thing

2: That's the main point.

lamar: about business though. business is just not business is just not economics. You know what I'm saying? Like you know what I'm saying, you like w he done made it to a point in his life, like you get a lot of these guys, you get a lot of these guys who, you know, now they're providers. but you get a lot of these guys who ain't never, like I'm saying, it's certain niggas who d just d has had to be providers. You know what I'm saying? But let's just say Jensen, he did he finally done made it to the top. You know what I'm saying?

Big Darrell: Ha ha.

lamar: And and that's and he probably never thought about this aspect of business as spec on perfect. He's never thought about

Big Darrell: Yeah.

Eric: No pun it's in it.

lamar: this side of.

Wills On The Tank: That's the rapper in it.

lamar: You know what I'm saying? it's so many, it's so many different parts to to the to the puzzle, dog. okay, you can be the smartest nigga in the room. you can have the right niggas in the room when it comes to putting together the right team. But nigga, when that motherfucking model walked through that goddamn door,

Big Darrell: Franks.

lamar: do you have the discernment, the, the, the, the

Eric: Didn't

Wills On The Tank: Wherewithal

lamar: arrangements to not go down that route?

Big Darrell: But see, but see,

Eric: Hey, but he saw he saw that ass.

Big Darrell: that's a hard question though, because look, because look, if he never had that right to begin with, and that was something that he always wish he had, like say friend, like what you said, he was coming up in the lab, nigga shooting in the gym. You know that's what he that's what that's what we do this shit for. You feel me? Like that's what we do this shit for. We we we work hard, we get money to get the female that we want. And so when you there and you at that point, it's like

Eric: Yeah.

3 god: Guys, guys, like to their point, bro. Women is the strongest, man. That ain't they they don't lose. Hey bro, hey bro, it's

Wills On The Tank: That's that's a that's a strong thing, bruh. That's a strong thing.

3 god: a lot of delilas out there, bro. Just remember that. There's a lot of delilas.

Wills On The Tank: Mr. Strong. Yeah, and I agree with that. I agree with you on that thing. For real.

lamar: And just even just from

Big Darrell: Thanks.

lamar: a just from a I think it's just

Wills On The Tank: That's a s women are powerful, boy.

lamar: it's a it's a powerful story, man. It's a very powerful story when you just think about what this could mean because the United States does not know all of what China has at this moment. Y'all niggas

Eric: Gave him.

lamar: I I don't even I don't even think you like think about them two niggas laying in the bed together and

Wills On The Tank: Okay.

lamar: that n Fuck talking, no nigga. I'm talking about him falling asleep after a lone night. She popped

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

lamar: a motherfucking USB drive

Big Darrell: And going to the computer.

lamar: in and typing in his password,

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, yeah. I agree.

lamar: using his fingerprint,

Eric: Me

Big Darrell: But I tell you what, though, that shit's

lamar: having come on man.

Big Darrell: crazy. So, so that's what's been happening. I know y'all heard about the Binance hack, right? Bro, they say that was from a

lamar: Yeah!

Eric: Yes, yeah.

Wills On The Tank: I I haven't heard about that.

Big Darrell: North Korean spa, nigga. They

Eric: Yeah.

Big Darrell: said the nigga, one of the developers were dating a North Korean spa. And she got into his computer, which you just said, Smooth. And that's how they did that shit.

Eric: Trillions of dollars.

lamar: And then and then look, and then we talk

3 god: They say that will have that's what happened they say some

Eric: Billions, I mean.

lamar: about we talk about the power greeds.

2: Man, for real.

3 god: Well they said something about

Eric: Man, look.

3 god: that. I don't know if y'all remember when the airports went out when Cloud Fair was hot was hacked. Y'all remember that? Cloud shit, yeah.

Big Darrell: Fly fly. I I remember I remember.

3 god: Yeah, it got hacked. They said something of that nature. I had to read it something about somebody like a a girl. I don't know what it I gotta get back to that story, but they said something about a spy. They think it's I mean, I don't know how true it was, but it's theories, you

Big Darrell: That's what Bro,

3 god: know.

lamar: Now I will say this. I seen this I seen this guy. I'm

Big Darrell: that's so crazy that they got women spies out here like that.

lamar: gonna extend this topic a little bit. I seen this post. This this guy he posted this about spies. He said there are over 10,000 spies in the United States.

3 god: I think that nigga built one. I nigga I nigga built got so many to look alike.

Wills On The Tank: Hey, and look, that can that can be one of the that can be one of the one of the things that they can that that definitely can be sent at a man because you got some guys, you got some guys who don't drink, who don't smoke, who don't basically don't have no vices. You know, that's that's

Big Darrell: Right.

Wills On The Tank: like cause that's if you got any type of vices like that, that's one way somebody could get you, you know, out of the game. But let's just say even if you a a disciplined drug dealer, you know, saying you don't got you don't do got any real vices, but you know If you send a woman at somebody, man, man, women is is my goodness, bro. They they

Big Darrell: And don't be single. Don't be single.

Wills On The Tank: women, they their their presence is powerful. You know what I'm saying? Like that could be a man's weakness, you know what I'm saying? Like time and time and time again. Even what we see with that coach, you know what I'm saying? I forg I forget his name, Shimor, Shimor, whatever, you know, I don't know his name, but but he got in a situation.

Big Darrell: Well with Michigan. Michigan. Yep.

Wills On The Tank: From Michigan, yeah, yeah, these are stories that kinda happen like time and time again.

lamar: Series albums are built.

Wills On The Tank: But yeah. Yeah, not to be long winded, but yeah.

Big Darrell: I I I agree. I

2: Yeah.

Big Darrell: I just think that's crazy. 10,000

2: That's what they say though.

3 god: I

Big Darrell: spies, bro. That means

3 god: So

Big Darrell: anybody can be a spy. There's a spy in every major city, probably every city in the United States, to be honest. And and if they wanna get you, they're gonna get you.

3 god: Yeah, I believe I believe that's it though, Darren.

2: That's what they that's that's that's the ring they doing though. That's the ring they say they doing though. They say like out of not necessarily our league guys, but the ones in tech, if they got the main guy, just a man to what they doing for his understudies. You know what I'm saying? That valedictorian or that s summer kuladi,

lamar: You I

2: they get you a job. They don't get

lamar: Right.

2: you no hoes necessarily. They say they was targeting the geeky guys.

lamar: Yeah.

2: And just being there.

Big Darrell: Facts.

2: Like they even the woman that's targeting them, they don't

3 god: Yeah.

2: they don't have to be smart enough to pick their mind. All they gotta do is be around with the technology on them to intercept. We done seen the shows. Like, damn, that makes sense.

lamar: Yeah. And then what's so crazy?

Big Darrell: First, two.

lamar: It's so crazy because, the lady, she worked for a company in Singapore. And so, it's just a it's just crazy. I wonder how she got approached and was like, yo, hey, yo, it's hey, nigga, we killing your family. You know what I'm saying? Like, that's what it is. And like, you know, like that, like how do you, how do you like, you know, because I'm I'm sure like she never thought she would be a spa.

Wills On The Tank: Mm-hmm.

lamar: You know what I'm saying? how do how do people get in these situations? And I like I said, the guy who was talking about how, how people get approached to be spies and stuff like that. He was like, they just come at you so many different ways. They never come at you directly. You know what I'm saying? So China probably never approached her directly. But it was somebody who probably came through, sat by at the bar, was like, yo, no, this, this your daughter right here, right? He like, what what the f And then next thing you, and then then I think one of y'all boys said, I think Daryl said, it's like, yo, I wanna be he, I wonder, did she really love him? Man, do you know how probably heartbroken that nigga was when he

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

lamar: found out that she was a spot?

Big Darrell: He probably still, he probably still I bet I guarantee he's still hitting her up to the to this day. I know he hitting her, like he trying to

lamar: Nigga, what? What hell no!

Eric: Nah, Higno. Higno.

2: I but I

3 god: Nah, he

Big Darrell: figure out.

2: but my he see my love him.

3 god: No, Darrell might I I'm gonna I'm gonna tell y'all this. No, Daryl might be right, 'cause even with Samson and Delala, she was constantly telling him basically that I'm here to cutcha like she was trying to find that nigga secrets. And he

Eric: Man, Samson, Samson

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

Eric: wasn't the leader of the new world, man. Shhh, nah, bruh.

3 god: I mean he was he was the strongest nigga ever. What

lamar: Ha ha ha.

3 god: but I mean he he was an equivalent. He was equivalent for back in the day.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, exactly.

Big Darrell: Fight. It it's the same thing though. Same, same

Eric: No.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, yeah, yeah,

Big Darrell: Yep, yep. And I I guarantee you he's still hitting her up trying to see did

Wills On The Tank: yeah. And then look

Eric: It's too much they playing different stakes.

Big Darrell: she love him?

Wills On The Tank: Then the woman the woman is

3 god: No, hey, hey, I'm not saying this the same, Bill. I'm just saying the fact that, you know, she was constantly,

Wills On The Tank: It it happens.

Big Darrell: You

3 god: this is the strongest dude ever. Like, ever. Yeah, she was letting them know, like, hey, bro, what, what? Thanks. What? Hey, why you so strong?

Big Darrell: Yeah.

Wills On The Tank: And she was an enemy off the top. She was a Philistine. She was a Philistine, which was which they was fighting against the Philistines. so so she was already an enemy.

Big Darrell: Yeah.

3 god: He he lied to her and found out that and they kidnapped the dude. Not kidnapped or did something to him. And he was still messing with her. Still messing with her. She tricked him. No, she tried to find out. So he lied to her. I forgot what his first lie was. He was like, Yeah,

Wills On The Tank: Right, yeah.

3 god: my strength comes from my hand or something. I don't know. So then next thing you know, guards coming there trying to get the hand. I can't remember the whole story, so I'm kind of and

Wills On The Tank: Right, right, right. I know she's going with it, yeah.

3 god: next day he's still messing with her.

Big Darrell: You need to let T Wheel tell a story then.

3 god: Like, man. It's so bro. Man, he the reason we see. Ain't trying to get

Wills On The Tank: She was the enemy.

3 god: Hey

Wills On The Tank: She

3 god: bro, women powerful, boy. Bro, you know how many hey, you know, hey, hey, you know what I mean? Hey,

Big Darrell: Fancy.

Wills On The Tank: This powerful women are powerful, bruh. You can't underestimate them not one bit.

Eric: Crazy.

3 god: hey, listen, listen to this, listen to this. Listen this, Daryl.

Big Darrell: Even even even but even even the forbidden fruit, but

3 god: Dara, listen to this, bro. Listen to this.

Wills On The Tank: Right on, right on.

3 god: Hey, when you get married, there, y'all gotta say, bro. You can be so mad at your wife or your girl, but you see one nip. You forgot. Everything You see one boo, boy. Hey

Eric: Yeah. That bitch that bitch gonna

Wills On The Tank: Yes.

Eric: hey that hey you ain't even gonna see it. He just gotta be poking through the shirt. He gonna be like

Big Darrell: Hey, hey,

3 god: Man, I'm like, bro, I know this girl just spent $200.

Big Darrell: it's so funny though.

3 god: I said, don't touch. I'm sorry. Come on. And you done seen them titty 10 years.

Big Darrell: It's so funny though, right? Hey, this nigga Charleston White. Hold

lamar: Yeah.

Big Darrell: on, D. It's funny though, cause the nigga Charleston White, right? I ain't saying this is true or not. I ain't going with Charleston White Satan. But I'ma say this. Daw safe. In the book, in the Bible, right? God speaks to men. That's why he don't speak to women. He say, he say the word of God come through

Wills On The Tank: I heard I heard that. I heard that. I heard that. Sometimes I be thinking about that. It's the devil talking to her.

3 god: Yeah.

Big Darrell: the man. Forget hit a woman.

Wills On The Tank: And he said the devil talking to her. Man, that mess was funny. That mess was funny. He said women are closer to the devil.

Big Darrell: Hey, because every story though. But look, but T Will, but think about it, even with

lamar: Yeah, I see that.

Eric: That's crazy, bro.

Big Darrell: this Ninth story, the Samsung story, the Adam story, what is always the downfall?

Wills On The Tank: It's the woman. It's the woman. It's

Eric: That's crazy.

Wills On The Tank: the woman. Hey, look, but see, even if you talk about

3 god: Hey, hey Daryl, what was what wa what was our what was our whole argument about the provider shit?

Big Darrell: Yeah.

lamar: William.

Wills On The Tank: The woman. Look, but see, but see, this is the cool thing about let me just say this and then we can we can let it go. This is what I learned from in the book of Genesis.

Eric: Mm.

Wills On The Tank: When the dealt when the serpent came and talked to the woman and the and I figured, okay, the woman came back and convinced the guy. I I took that as, yeah, she she was probably persuasive, but at the same time, we still gotta have discernment and say, no, baby, he should have could have in it's it's still harder to

Big Darrell: Fanks.

Wills On The Tank: say what you would have did. In that situation, but he probably could have saved her if he had said, nah, baby, God said we can't be doing that. You know what I mean? And it's harder,

3 god: IT will. IT will.

Big Darrell: Frights.

Wills On The Tank: it's harder, it's it, but it's easier to s if you're not in that situation, it's easy to say what you'll do. But I think in that in that in the in that situation, I think our s our lesson is you still gotta be able to have discernment

Big Darrell: Yeah.

Wills On The Tank: and you still gotta be able to say no. You gotta be you gotta be strong. So

Big Darrell: Yep. You gotta hold that line. And and and as men, that's our role.

3 god: I'ma say this right fan though, T Will. I'ma say this right fan, T Wheel.

Big Darrell: We have to hold the line.

3 god: Fact. Hey, T W, I'm gonna say this right fast. I I believe in the Bible and all that. But I d I do got a question about Genesis. Cause I do believe we've been in sin. Because not been in sin, and it's just a little jokey, but I don't I think he knew she was naked. That's why I think he fell for.

lamar: Mm-hmm.

3 god: cause ain't no way, ain't no way, hey bro, ain't no way you go against God and she can't.

Wills On The Tank: Nah, I don't think so. That is good stuff. That's good stuff. That's good stuff. I never thought about that.

3 god: And she c hey and she came around like, hey, I got this apple right in between these two things. Cause he need a bite. I think he been new. I think he been seen a new boy.

Wills On The Tank: But but hold on, let me say this. Hold on, let me say this. Let me say this. You also gotta remember, if if you read, if you read it, it said the serpent was the more subtle creature. Meaning if you look up the word, it was very, it was probably the most cunning, the most smartest. So if by the by him presenting that apple to her, she probably had when she ate it, she probably had a way with words that it was probably a little more challenging for him to like. You know what I'm saying? To to get away from. But at the end of the day, I think what I

3 god: Two words. It was two tricky words. T D's, I'm telling you, nigga. She been naked, nigga. She been naked.

Big Darrell: Ha

Wills On The Tank: Well at the end of the day, man, he should again it's it's easy to say what you would do, but it but I'm saying I think zooming out of that story for me, and it's like we we should have been the stronger one to say, nah, I'm not doing that. Because it goes back to like we do anything. I was just telling Hope this any the other day. I swear I was. I said, Man. Men to do some strange things for that little patch of hell, man. You know what I'm saying? I told her that. I said, man, we will do it. And it's like we don't have discernment. you will find yourself

3 god: Yeah, that's right.

Wills On The Tank: in the situation. And so I think, I be I'll be trying to talk like a certain way.

3 god: Ain't never I ain't never heard that boy. That's a hell.

Eric: Yeah. I

Big Darrell: I like

Eric: I got it though. I got it. I

Big Darrell: that, I like that, I like that.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah,

Eric: never knew I I I had to think about it. I was like

Wills On The Tank: the children was in the room when I taught when I was talking to her, so I kinda had to, fix it, but

Eric: Yeah, yeah.

3 god: Yeah.

Wills On The Tank: but it's the truth. Like I was like,

Eric: Yeah.

Wills On The Tank: man, we we'll do we'll do silly things and it won't make sense until after like you in the you until the stuff hit the fan. You know what I'm saying? So like that

Big Darrell: Right.

Wills On The Tank: goes back to that situation, like in the Bible, man, and it was man.

Big Darrell: Discipline.

Wills On The Tank: Man, I'm s discipline. It's about discipline. And it's hard and

3 god: I think he will. He will. He will.

Eric: Yeah.

Wills On The Tank: it's hard. It's easy to say what you'll do until you're in that situation as well.

3 god: Hey, I'ma say this first. I would have did it, but I'ma also say I see this nigga smooth forearm.

lamar: But then being

3 god: Maybe it's not the same.

Wills On The Tank: baby.

lamar: no

3 god: So crazy

lamar: out.

3 god: that you get the no niggas. Okay, all right, this is gonna be a laugh.

Eric: That bitch keep creeping up, ain't it? It's getting closer and closer to the top.

lamar: Nah, I was actually I was

Big Darrell: Right like y'all

lamar: actually trying to get to

Big Darrell: nigga seventeen minutes over the time clock, nigga.

lamar: Nah shoot I was trying to get to I was trying to get to

3 god: well it was either you try to get off or you try to go to something else. I know that nigga's a good.

lamar: shit, I was gonna a well I was gonna ask y'all if y'all wanted to get fourteen minutes in. Who got fourteen minutes?

Eric: D to get what?

3 god: 'cause it'd be one well it's already one, yeah.

lamar: Yeah, who got fourteen minutes?

3 god: I'ma I wanna ask you one thing though, Bill. Spoo. Y'all y'all ain't this two minutes. Y'all seen the Drewski shit?

lamar: Yeah, we can talk about that too. I mean, I think Drewski,

3 god: Y'all seen it? y'all seen it?

lamar: I I seen a couple

Wills On The Tank: I haven't seen it.

lamar: I seen a couple, you know, I think Drewski at that point though. I think Drewski at that point where people gonna do this. You know, so I think that's just where he at, you know. If gonna cross that

3 god: Now what you mean? What'd you mean?

lamar: Well it's it's it's gonna the it's the comedy is gonna look different now. You know, just like I

3 god: Kevin Hart. The Kevin Hart yeah.

lamar: Yeah, Kevin Hart, so he just at that point. So,

2: Right.

lamar: he he not gonna be for quote unquote us no more. Once you leave that Instagram platform, you leave that crowd, the culture crowd, the Angela Reese crowd, the Angel Reese crowd, it turns into, you know,

Eric: Hmm.

lamar: something else. So I think he just

3 god: so she gonna be more popular 'cause she's going to the Caitlin.

lamar: Yeah, yeah, yeah. You can have it. You can have it. You can have that. But the product the

Wills On The Tank: that's funny, that's funny, that's funny, that's funny,

lamar: product different. That's I'm

Wills On The Tank: now that's funny.

lamar: basically saying that to say that. But the product is

3 god: Yeah.

lamar: gonna be different. It's gonna be different. So, and that's and this is the time where people, man, he doing this, he doing that. Yeah, and and

Wills On The Tank: Selling out.

lamar: there you go, William. You the the word sellout.

3 god: But hey, I'm glad you said that 'cause I didn't think I didn't that's crazy you said not crazy, it's glad you said that 'cause I didn't think of it like that. I was just more like, dang, I was disappointed 'cause I thought it'd be funnier. But that makes sense. Yeah.

lamar: Yeah, nah, it it's it's this time to be disappointed. This is this is what happened when they cross over and you start doing certain things, they stop cursing as much, they stop certain movements stop happening. Hey, it ain't fuzz no more. It's it's a that's a different algorithm.

3 god: what you get yeah. That's true. And and you got to do it. if you it depends how far you want to go.

Big Darrell: If you want to be the biggest, yeah.

lamar: Yeah, how much money you how much money you in it for, I wanted to talk about

3 god: Yeah, ca you gotta play both sides of it, yeah.

lamar: my boy man add it up, man. I wanna talk about add it up, you know, and the

Big Darrell: Yeah sir.

lamar: you know the fire the virus song Gangsta Boo.

Big Darrell: The gangster, man, that nigga went breath.

2: Do do do!

3 god: Who who was adding up?

Wills On The Tank: yeah. I'm so glad.

Big Darrell: Saying that nigga shit. I was saying that nigga

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, I'm glad we're talking about this.

Big Darrell: shit when the nigga had 2,000 views. It was only a hundred

3 god: Who was added up?

Big Darrell: likes on the shit.

lamar: Yeah. Yeah.

3 god: I don't even know what that is.

Wills On The Tank: That's my thanks

Big Darrell: I'm like that shit. And then I started

Wills On The Tank: to Yeah, y you heard it.

Big Darrell: seeing everybody repost the shit. I'm like, what the fuck? The shit was so

lamar: Yeah. Yeah, man. I think

3 god: What is it? Hold on.

Big Darrell: natural. That's the most viral shit that I seen go natural from the brokest nigga. I was like, that shit crazy. That shit is crazy.

Wills On The Tank: They say he signed a three hundred too.

3 god: What what I don't know, somebody give me somebody give me some new ones. What is it?

Wills On The Tank: you know that he got that virus on

lamar: Enter my gangster bitch.

Wills On The Tank: yeah yeah yeah

2: Yeah.

Wills On The Tank: and you go my

Big Darrell: Yeah, I'm gonna say bank!

lamar: And you gonna put that

3 god: My never does it.

Big Darrell: Dink, you heard that song, he got that song. He redoing

3 god: What is called I'm about to mute my

Big Darrell: like YTB

Wills On The Tank: Gangster

Big Darrell: fat and and

Wills On The Tank: Gangsta cheat.

Big Darrell: Yeah he redoing that YTB fat and them shit.

lamar: that's a song already.

Big Darrell: No, it ain't a song, but he took he took like they style of rapping and he made that song. they got a song, Foss Gotcha Bitch. Foss Gotcha Bitch, I got your bitch.

lamar: Uh-huh. Well, I think it's

3 god: What's the name of the song again?

lamar: I think it's so cool, man. I think it's so cool because

Wills On The Tank: Thanks to Gangster B I T C H.

lamar: this is the the situation. This

Big Darrell: Dangster bitch, but add it up, d

lamar: is this is the situation where everybody say like, man, you you going viral and shit like that. And yeah, the dude went viral, but bro, you can tell by the way that nigga rap, bro. He's been doing this shit forever, dog. This ain't

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, yeah.

Big Darrell: Banks.

lamar: just like this ain't no overnight Celebrity type shit, bro. You know

Wills On The Tank: Mm mm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

Big Darrell: Right.

lamar: what I'm saying? It's certain flexions when you hear niggas rap. It's certain that you hear you be like, Bro, this ain't no overnight celebrity type shit. And then you have people who see TikTok and they're like, Man, you see, that's the tough I'm talking about, bro. bro, some of these people who be rapping, bro, you can tell they've been doing this shit forever, bro. You know what I'm saying? And I

Wills On The Tank: Right, right, right.

Big Darrell: Face.

lamar: think that's unfair.

Eric: Good point.

lamar: For a nigga to get his moment and then everybody like, man, this that viral shit I'm talking about, bro. That nigga That

Wills On The Tank: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. They're doing that with loose cannon a lot.

lamar: nigga, that nigga know how to rap, dawg.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, yeah.

Big Darrell: yeah, yeah, he definitely know how to rap. And he's been doing it for I went back on his page, he got shit

2: He got some old stuff too. Yeah, he got some old stuff too.

Big Darrell: from nine years ago.

lamar: Yeah, bro, you you'll you you can't just be in no pocket like that just because

Big Darrell: That's why and

Wills On The Tank: Mm-hmm.

Eric: Yeah.

Wills On The Tank: Mm-hmm.

Big Darrell: then and so and so smooth he redid it it ain't the same song, but like you know where he got that influence from, but it's like a nigga like kind of like how Wayne hop on nigga songs right and redo the song. Like he re- he he did it way better. He he ain't copy their song, but he like you can tell the influence of the song, right? But you can tell that the nigga did it so much better and It was like a universal topic, right? their song was called YT B Fat Shit was like, I got your bitch. I got your bitch. And then the little girl behind him was like, Fox got your bitch. Fox got your bitch. But when he

lamar: Mm-hmm.

Eric: Yeah.

Big Darrell: came back and say, ain't you my gangster bitch? It made it more to where

Wills On The Tank: Yes.

Big Darrell: women can, yeah, you feel me? It made it more

Wills On The Tank: If

Big Darrell: where women can chime in on it. And then he had the right woman

Wills On The Tank: Mm-hmm.

lamar: Yeah.

Big Darrell: and how she was saying the yes. It was

lamar: Right.

Big Darrell: crazy. How how like how

Wills On The Tank: And you go to the rest

Eric: Yeah.

Wills On The Tank: of

lamar: And and and that just that and that just bro, but

Big Darrell: Yeah.

lamar: that shit just relates to black women so much, bro.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, yeah, yeah,

Eric: Hey, hey, hey,

Big Darrell: That's what I'm saying.

Wills On The Tank: yeah.

Eric: hey, it's that little noise in the background.

Wills On The Tank: That's the cleanest part!

lamar: Yeah.

Big Darrell: And look, Bill, that's how you know he's been doing that shit for for years. Cause you don't just come off the bat with no shit like that. Like he knew that shit was gonna go. He knew it. And that

lamar: bro. Yeah, bro. Yeah.

Big Darrell: that goes back to smooth point. You know he's been doing this shit for years. And so when

Eric: Facts.

Big Darrell: I heard that he had got signed to Atlantic, I'm like, damn. And he going on tour with one song, but I'm like, nah, he got more in the catalog, right? Or or

Wills On The Tank: Definitely, definitely.

Big Darrell: he know he can produce

Eric: Got too.

Big Darrell: more. And the labels

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

Big Darrell: know that too.

Wills On The Tank: Right. Same with Luz Cannon.

lamar: Hopefully, hopefully, hopefully

2: Just even I think I think

lamar: hopefully he

2: his he got like he's like I think I think those that was an outline too. him just being like he's relatable. or he he can hold a I think he can command a stage. They command the stage like all

lamar: Super relatable. Super relatable. Yeah.

Big Darrell: Yeah.

2: his old songs, even just like the him dance, he know how to be funny, how to entertain and he know how to be music comedy within the raps,

Wills On The Tank: Mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

Big Darrell: Yeah.

2: but still like damn, this nigga can rap. You know what I'm saying he does he doing a lot.

Wills On The Tank: Right.

Eric: Yeah.

2: in this small window space that he's given. But

Big Darrell: Yeah.

lamar: And look, and look two. Look. And the nigga worked at Walmart, how much relatable can it get than that? Like

Eric: Sure.

Big Darrell: Facts. Facts. And then

Eric: Come on again.

Big Darrell: he was recording himself and everything, dog. Man, that nigga he deserved that though.

lamar: Yeah bro, how how much more can

2: the people love this type of store.

lamar: in this Yeah bro in this

Eric: Right.

lamar: world today, bro, how much more relatable can you get than working at a goddamn Walmart warehouse? Come on man

Wills On The Tank: Right, right,

Eric: Yeah.

Wills On The Tank: right.

Eric: Hey, he probably was stocking the shelves. I mean to my gangster bit. Yeah, ain't you know

lamar: Hey, he telling the nigga, he telling the nigga stocking it, hey, this gonna be the one, nigga. This gonna be the one.

Eric: Yeah, yeah. Hey look, look, hey look. Him and his homeboy made this shit up together at work. Man, I was man man you may you know the little bit in pharmacy? Yeah, I was telling her, ain't you gonna toot that ass up? She was like, yeah.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, that's

Big Darrell: It's gonna bootle that ass up. Yeah. That's exactly how it went. And the and the and the

Wills On The Tank: probably that's probably exactly how it went. That's probably exactly how it went. That's the crazy part. That's a

2: He's bad.

lamar: Hey, hey, I made that song gonna break.

2: He done got the baddest bit in the warehouse, they came up with a hit.

Big Darrell: And it's so funny, it's so funny because it's it's

Eric: That nigga own. He is on, bruh.

Big Darrell: And look it's

lamar: That song by Lucretia. That's song by Lucretia. Y'all don't even know it. Hey, she working the daily back

3 god: No my guys.

lamar: there.

Big Darrell: I say, hey, she's gonna be suing for her royalties next. I guarantee you that shit. That shit gonna go platinum. But it is so funny

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's right.

Eric: that's crazy.

Big Darrell: that people saying it's a viral moment, but if they seen

Eric: Mm-hmm.

Big Darrell: it from the jump, the shit is the most organic viral content, period. Like you could tell he ain't really spend no

lamar: Yeah, bro. Yeah, bro.

Big Darrell: money. You could tell that you could tell that people genuinely

3 god: Did y'all are you talking about the video, Daryl?

Big Darrell: actually like this song. Like, and to me, I haven't

3 god: You talking about the video?

Big Darrell: seen shit like that go in a long time.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

3 god: You're talking about what's viral, the video or he got a vide like No, I'm the song is a

Wills On The Tank: The song the song is viral, yeah.

Big Darrell: The the the song and him him hi him just rapping the song. It's no video yet.

Wills On The Tank: I think no, I think he got a video

3 god: No, he got a video.

Wills On The Tank: off of he got a video off the what's that where they do the mic, the hanging mic. He they got he got a million

lamar: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah.

3 god: The mic drops it.

Wills On The Tank: views off that, just alone.

3 god: So the the Mike the Mike video ain't what he famous for. So the song was famous before the video.

Wills On The Tank: The yeah, that's how I do yeah.

Big Darrell: Yeah, the song was famous. It was just him rapping that shit in the like sitting like like how we sitting right now with a mic and he was rapping the shit and he was just performing it and then the shit just went viral.

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

lamar: get to this last topic real quick. We got five minutes. I seen a clip

Big Darrell: Okay.

lamar: where Jeezy said that he failed this generation of rappers. How do y'all feel about that? just this generation of people. How do y'all feel about that?

3 god: I think it's fair.

Wills On The Tank: I think it's fair too. You were about to say you to go in dink?

Big Darrell: Black is fair.

3 god: Yeah, I go real quick. I I'ma just say it's fair. Not to say he did not wrong or did nothing right. I just my simple my sim you call me simple minded or whatever you wanna call me. I just I think it's fair because if we say kids it failed, you always gonna go with the generation ahead. So if you feel like hip hop ain't where it's supposed to be, you always gonna blame the person ahead of you. So you know, so I think that's a fair statement by him.

Wills On The Tank: It I think it's fair. well, and I don't think it's just him, but it's I got two parts to this thing, and I'm not gonna try to run on. I think it's fair is because I think a lot of our elders before us, they made they made rap music to where you had to be living your raps or whatever. So now it's no surprise why you got these kids who really kill people and then they go rap about it. Like we are a lot of our elders.

Big Darrell: That's a good point.

Wills On The Tank: A lot of our elders, rap elders, they really a lot of them really wasn't in wasn't doing it like that. You know what I'm saying? Just just like I was telling y'all, I was surprised when Pimps, when I found out I keep bringing this up, but I was really surprised when I found out he had a wife. I would have never fathomed in this world. We talk about

Big Darrell: Mm-hmm.

Wills On The Tank: how we talk about how Bud B talked a certain way, and it's like that can't be that nigga. You know what I'm saying? But I think back in the day, a lot of those guys was just trying to shut sell records. But A lot of these guys was talking about nigga, you studio. And it's like they shame people for not really being really who they are on records. So I think that created another generation where it's like, nigga, ain't no cap in my raps, nigga. I if I say I got I got seven bodies, I really got seven bodies. So I think it kind of like helped mislead the g you know the next generation, or it kind of sparked their brain to kind of like go a certain way. To be all the way factual in the music, which is like we kinda almost got an epidemic of certain kids, in in the

3 god: Yeah.

Wills On The Tank: music that do certain things and they really be on that. Secondly, it's not always all the way their fault, because just like Maya Angelo has said in Poetic J Justice, it's up for the children to come up on their own and think for themselves. So we just can't necessarily just say, it's all Jeezy's fault. He did have. He did have some play a part in it and it's good that he's he's taking responsibility for it. But at the same time, you can't just put everything on him because at certain point we get we get of certain age and we gotta learn to think for ourselves and be like, okay, I may have been misled. And I, I I think I said this before at last point. That's why I like the TI so much, man, because When I call myself going on my little, my little weed, I call myself trying to sell weed and stuff like that. This little song always came back in my mind. Shout out, them streets ain't the place to be. I'm telling you, cause it's too late for me. Be better than me. Them crackers love nothing better to see the young niggas with a felony sheet. He basically said, Stay in school, go graduate and do, XYZ. So these rappers do have influence because that helped shape my brain, man, T I. He and at the time I was like, not saying he's not real, but I was just like, man, this is a real nigga to me. it's like my, this my big brother in the music. You know what I'm saying? So go ahead.

lamar: Gotta move on, Willio. We gotta move on.

Wills On The Tank: That's it. That's it.

3 god: Yeah, then next song say I got four foes and new four foes over.

Wills On The Tank: You're right, right. But we got

lamar: Got you got it too. What's your thoughts too?

Wills On The Tank: you the flip side.

3 god: I can hear two.

2: Because I don't think Jesus

Big Darrell: You're on mute too.

2: you hear me now?

lamar: I got ya. I took you off mil I took you off mute too.

2: Okay, I don't think Jeezy led us wrong. I think he probably got I was killed if anything. But I think Jeezy really left he just he may go get money. I don't know whether the transcended where how it transcended to these niggas talking about killing all the time, but I the people we grew up on, they wasn't talking about killing for real. Maybe they was stuck, but they talk about killing or like, you gotta kill somebody. They you better go get you some money though. I don't know if that yeah, so I think it's different. Even the sleep when you die, the overexaggerated things like that, but nah, I don't think they let us off like that.

lamar: I agree. I agree. What you think, Bill?

Eric: I don't think Jeezy was a influence. I I don't think he should take that by himself because hindsight is always twenty twenty. Shoot, man. He we of course. Twenty years later you look back and be like, damn man. But Jeezy also responsible for a lot of kids going to school and hustling and doing something positive.

Wills On The Tank: That's right. That's good stuff.

Eric: So I can't I I I don't think Jeezy should look at it like that, man. As a as one black man who was took this Jeezy's This this the tools Jeezy gave me or just man, just go get it. I was playing football and I was listening to Jeezy. So appreciate you Jeezy. Don't don't do that to yourself, bruh.

3 god: Jesus, don't do it.

Wills On The Tank: That's good stuff.

2: Jesus don't do it.

3 god: Ha ha.

lamar: What you think? What you think, Dale? You got the last point, bro.

Big Darrell: Okay, okay. I think consciously Jesus did not mislead, right? But if we go suck.

lamar: Nice time to get off the par, bro. One o'clock No

3 god: Ha ha ha.

Eric: Mm-hmm.

Big Darrell: But but but I'm gonna end it like this. Consciously know Jesus did not mislead, right? Because Jesus got a lot of positive songs, such as I put on for my city, my president is black. You know, Jesus got a lot of positive, like Malcolm X influence, black power influences. So even though he had certain trap and drug infested music, he he had the same amount of positive. pro pro-black music. So I can't get that to him consciously. But subconsciously, I would say yes, he did

3 god: Right. Yeah.

Big Darrell: mislead the community, right? Like far as selling drugs, like making it feel cool to have drug money, getting money off the street, feeding your community, and by any means necessary, like trap or die. That that was his whole thing, right? Even though if you not you know you're not conscious enough to see the difference between the two. You're gonna follow that road. And so, but he's not alone. you got people like Lil Wayne, with the serve era, future. All of them are in combined Gucci Man, like Robin and coming up. So all of them subconsciously is feeding this new era.

3 god: I think he's talking about as a generation.

Big Darrell: And so that's how you get

Wills On The Tank: Yeah.

Big Darrell: the Dirks. That's how you get the NBA Young Boys, the Kodak Blacks, like the Junkies, the the shooters,

Wills On The Tank: Thirty six mafia.

Big Darrell: the Dream music. You know what I'm saying? But he's

lamar: And talk.

Big Darrell: not alone, but subconsciously, he did mislead. but he's not alone. But consciously

Wills On The Tank: Yeah, well.

Big Darrell: no. Subconsciously I say yes.

3 god: Yeah, that's the same thing. I'm with you there.

Wills On The Tank: Right on.

3 god: Cause that's why I said every generation gonna blame these. I mean, Smooth, you got kids. You know some shit they do you ain't even teaching, but you can relate something back to your fault. I mean hell, this nigga blamed himself for his him getting knocked his glasses off. So, you know, that earlier. So I mean, we gotta fall so

Wills On The Tank: Yeah. Yeah. That was and that was my fault, I felt like.

3 god: it's always gonna be you know what I'm saying. That nigga blamed himself again knocked out

Big Darrell: I'm sorry for putting my

Wills On The Tank: No, cause and I should have left my glasses right there.

3 god: I know she

Eric: I'ma do it first, move.

3 god: be knocking my ass out.

Eric: It's over with.

lamar: Yeah, man. Hey, y'all make sure y'all make sure y'all keep y'all computers open and everything upload, man. That way I don't gotta

3 god: who who that for? Who you trying to shout out, you who you shouldn't need?

Big Darrell: Everybody 'cause if you close your computer it won't upload.

3 god: I'm closing my shit. From home, nigga. Alright,

Eric: Great episode, man.

Wills On The Tank: ho, ho.

3 god: y'all boy.

Big Darrell: Yes, sir.