We Made It to 50! Bam's 83 Pts, Drake & Future Back?? + Jack Harlow Got COOKED
Episode 50 is here! Smoo, Big Darrell, Two, Dink, Willie O, and Bip pull up for the milestone episode and immediately get into it — from Bam Adebayo dropping 83 on the Wizards to the internet going crazy over a single word.
First up, Bam's 83-point night sparks a full era debate — is it really that impressive when the Wizards were missing half their roster? And while we're at it, could Wilt have dropped 100 on today's NBA? The crew breaks down how much the game has actually evolved and whether we're being fair to the legends.
Then the Drake and Future conversation gets HEATED. Big Darrell comes with the conspiracy theory nobody was ready for — what if Drake and Future planned the whole Kendrick situation together? The crew debates the history of their toxic relationship, who's really the bitch in this situation, and why Young Thug getting out of jail might be the key to all of it.
Jack Harlow drops "Monica" and says he's getting blacker — then delivers unsalted crackers. The crew gives their honest reviews, Smooth makes the case that black people are out of pocket for clowning a white artist who's actually trying to stay in the culture, and Willie O commits career suicide with four words: "it's… not bad."
And to close out episode 50, the internet found Willie. All it took was one word. Supposedly.
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Eric: Appreciate your video. I appreciate it.
80+3=AD3: He get a sense of humor from you, then.
Phone Home: Ha
2: you
80+3=AD3: I'm gonna tie that nigga a headband so he if he thinks that shit is real.
2: .
The Iron Fist: you I'm gonna write a rap about you, nigga.
Eric: Hey, Willie O, Willie O, hey, hey, hey, let's write a dead song about Dink, Willie.
2: Nigga, I said this song. I'm gonna write a rap about you.
Big Darrell: You gonna have to get in that booth. You gonna have to get in that booth, D.
Phone Home: Thank you.
The Iron Fist: â I can't joke. I can't do jokes, but I'm gonna rap about you, dick. That's what I'm gonna do. I can't joke.
2: Fuck it, he said, fuck it, I'm gonna write a rap about you.
Phone Home: you
80+3=AD3: Thank you. â
Phone Home: Why? Why?
2: This is this is a truth
Eric: You know what man?
80+3=AD3: He ain't gonna make a diss track about me too, but ain't.
Phone Home: Hey, they say, Greg Hussle. Hey, the Greg Hussle family ain't the only ones who can do this shit.
Eric: Tell you man, look, we'll get on your ass boy, pause.
The Iron Fist: You
80+3=AD3: Hey man, y'all know I got the punchline for all you niggas.
2: Alright, tell them, well y'all thought that king got all bad. But, hit my king.
Eric: I mean, come on, man. Hey, that be the first time. Hey, hey, hey, I'm a bar the fuck up on dick ass. I'm gonna do it on the episode.
80+3=AD3: I got the punchline ready for all you niggas here.
The Iron Fist: I'm in the booth right now
80+3=AD3: We can bar the fuck up right now, Bill. Freestyle what? Go. Yeah, Eric, nigga. Get on your stupid ass right now, nigga. Yeah.
Eric: Nigga, nigga, you got damn 17 less than 100 nigga with your fake ass, boy, you're 83.
80+3=AD3: Hey, this is Vershawn McKay with At the Moon. Kobe's 81, my nigga.
2: Hey, nah, let's not get on that shit, nigga.
Eric: How you keep, nigga you falling short of 100, nigga you 83, you can't fuck with me.
2: I think I got I got a boner pick which is my boy the first yeah that clip being out bro soon as your goofy ass say that shit on here
80+3=AD3: I ain't even dreaming.
Eric: Ahem.
80+3=AD3: about what? You thinking my fault? Yeah, I agree bro. That's nigga ain't thought about saying that shit until what? days before that nigga did that dumb shit.
2: Two days later, nigga, broke the rest of the year.
Eric: What happened? What y'all talking about?
2: Man, we ain't talking about that shit, man.
Phone Home: I'm talking about â Bam, â hey, nah Bam scored 83 points.
80+3=AD3: We can't talk about it, bro. Let's start out with that for a little bit.
Big Darrell: Three fours.
80+3=AD3: I don't do that, bro.
2: Since the nigga had so many jokes, you know what? You a jinxy ass nigga.
Big Darrell: Since the nigga had so many toasts, you know what it is.
Phone Home: Yeah, he's
80+3=AD3: Hey, that just, you know, there's a little quick snippet for the basketball fans, bro. That shit wack, bro. That shit wack. Like, I my nigga gotta be mentioned with bam,
Big Darrell: It's a little Queen snippet for the basketball van, bro. That shit wack, bro.
Phone Home: Why you say that?
80+3=AD3: Like, damn good. How's a bad thing?
Eric: Why is that a bad thing? Yeah, mean, because again, you looking at a guy who don't really watch basketball like that,
80+3=AD3: I get you, I get get you, I get you. You got Megan Good, you got Beyonce, and you got Lizzo. You tell me what you think. I mean, we can do that. I don't go fuck clipping. Make the world hate me, man. That's how I hate this shit, nigga.
2: Nah nah nah nah nah nah, cuz you you diminishing the point you diminishing Kobe greatness while doing it. It's just like â 83 is 83 I get that respected but it's like it would but the game The the foul at the end of the game and like the intentional free audit this shit was nasty. That shit was nasty dog I Don't think like this if I think for some shit like that
Eric: saying bro in my head I'm good
80+3=AD3: No, it was nasty work, bro. But it just...
2: You don't even use an analogy with it. You just gotta just say what happened, bro.
Eric: Yeah, I did read that, but she got 40 free throws, like 43 free throws. That was crazy.
80+3=AD3: I'm not really mad at the free throw though. Cause that ain't his fault. The refs give him that. I'm just mad at the shit that when the nigga had like 70, they was like, oh shit, let's go forward. And it was like, oh, she foul on purpose. Oh shit, let this shit happen. It was like, if he would have got to like during the actual game, like say they down, they up 10. Yeah, don't take him out cause shit, we got the hoop. But nigga, you been up 30 the whole second half. You supposed to have been fed down.
Eric: Hmm.
2: Detention the attention of filing the challenge in the offensive file Come on, man. What we doing, bro? Nick I miss that's that's nasty word,
80+3=AD3: Yay, who's this?
Big Darrell: Missing the free throws and shit so you can get the rebound.
80+3=AD3: It will grow.
Eric: Who did they do it on? What was the team?
2: The Washington Wizards.
Big Darrell: Washington wasn't it? Yeah.
80+3=AD3: Why is it in the wisdoms?
Phone Home: Hold on now, y'all like Kobe didn't do it against the Toronto Raptors. Get the fuck out of here. They had Jalen Rose, but them niggas didn't make the playoffs that year.
2: It was great that you know, it was great that you
80+3=AD3: They have some lame brands on there though too, â smooth.
2: Nigga they had Jalen Rose winning, but Jalen Rose was great.
80+3=AD3: Yeah, Jalen Roll with the They had a crazy boss.
Phone Home: Nigga, they were not good.
80+3=AD3: I don't think nobody broke. We don't care. I don't care if somebody did that on the on the second grade team. We ain't out. Now we saying that we will get who it is.
Phone Home: Well, I'm just saying, I'm just saying like don't say it's the Wizards like it wasn't the Raps.
2: Nives but you just look at look at the mind is the Wizards They got the probably worst record in the league and they were missing like eight players. Come on now then, uh, I think Two or three weeks before when covered drop 81 on them boys He is 60 61 or 62 by the third quarter and hey feels like hey, they be they saying field Check them out. No Phil said you want to go for 70 because they're for it. No, I do when they matter
Phone Home: Yeah, now that's true. That's true.
80+3=AD3: And you and now you add that shit to it.
2: Then three weeks later he dropped 81. Come on, come on man. I'm too different. Come on man. So I don't really, but the record books don't give a fuck about none of that. But I think it do because I think everybody before this game Kobe had the highest scoring points. They say whoop, made 100. I don't think none of us jacked that shit. I ain't seen no footage. I seen that boy photo him in kindergarten.
80+3=AD3: Easy.
Eric: Hmm. Exactly.
2: But no Rickers of the Game, man. Fuck that.
The Iron Fist: Yeah, yeah, I think but seriously I was just about to I was just about to pose the question though Because you know, I forget that lady
Eric: they got pictures of Will in kindergarten? â
2: Him doing the high jumping high school.
80+3=AD3: How long bro? had, they, they, and they...
Eric: but no video of this guy scoring a hundred points.
2: That a hundred points.
80+3=AD3: I able to move smooth talking about they hate
The Iron Fist: Y'all can hear me? â okay, yeah. It just, you had said something that just made me think of a question. I was like, do it really matter if it's on footage or not? Or if it's on record because that lady, think her name's Cheryl Miller. I think, I wanna say she, they say she dropped 100 points in the game. You know what I'm saying? So like, but I don't know if there's supposed to be, there's no footage of that. So like, is it more... it have to be on camera? I guess is what I'm asking like, you know I'm saying just kind of you know going on kind of what to was saying or his reaction to
80+3=AD3: No.
2: I think it's like more sub if like when it comes to like the significance of it. We've been seeing highlights of what play but it's also like people have a downsize of that but we don't like we didn't see highlights you play but not the 100 point game and we don't kind of don't respect the mind you. He averaged with 50 and 30 his whole career. He said MVP his whole career. He doesn't. So apparently I didn't respect that shit. But like with Cheryl, cause like they tried to joke about who was the best in the family, her or Reggie. Then they was like, well, no, you were more advanced than the girls back then. Reggie was really that deal. You know, Reggie always says, no, my sister was really the one. So I think they didn't. Yeah. But then also I guess to that point, to like we critiquing, you scored a hundred points in a basketball game in high school, it's eight minutes a quarter.
Eric: He gotta say that though.
2: Needs to kind of sit at footage though because how you do score 100
The Iron Fist: Exit see that's what I was saying. That's all I was asking you
80+3=AD3: out to be honest. â
Phone Home: I mean
2: But I think it's a minute point, though, but I get it.
Phone Home: Well, mean, she, Lamello ball scored 92, 91 or something like that. It ain't like it's impossible, you know.
Eric: Mm-mm.
80+3=AD3: Nah, I don't think the thing with Will, I don't think the footage really matter. I don't think nobody really cared that it's not footage or nothing about it. It's just the fact that it's the modern time. So Kobe didn't have, Kobe didn't beat the record, but that was the only thing Ice was laid on. You see what I'm saying? Like, you know.
Phone Home: Yeah, who he did against. Yeah, who he did against.
The Iron Fist: Okay, that makes sense.
2: Right.
The Iron Fist: see it yeah
Phone Home: Well, they basically said like, Wilt was playing against like plumbers and, know, insurance salesman and shit like that.
80+3=AD3: I don't like that though. I hate when people say that though.
Phone Home: I mean, you can hate it, but it's a different caliber player being played against. You got it, Darryl. You got it.
Eric: playing against school teachers.
2: See you
80+3=AD3: Well, if that's the case, then, I mean, that's gonna be everybody.
Big Darrell: Oh no no no, I was just saying, I believe Wilt definitely dropped 100. Shit, nigga, Todd is fucking, then he playing against, I ain't gonna say no amateurs, but he ain't really playing against no, niggas ain't no ball back then, for real, for real.
Phone Home: Right.
80+3=AD3: Nah, I hate that shit, bro. I hate that shit. That ain't, I mean, that ain't no fact. I mean, it ain't no fact because you can't help what time period you were born in.
Phone Home: I mean, but that, it's a fact though. You can't really change that though, It is. He ain't, but it's not about if you can help him or not. That's the reality. That's just like, that's just like, that's just like Raquel going in the battle against motherfucking Kendrick right now. Like that's just what it is. A nigga get blasted, he get blasted.
Big Darrell: â no, ain't saying the time period, I'm just saying I know, right, I know he dropped 100.
80+3=AD3: Well, that's just like what Michael Jordan, was angry.
The Iron Fist: I think what it is is people who's watching the people before them, they can critique it and they can perfect it and get better at it. You know what I'm saying? And it is, it actually is to me.
80+3=AD3: You can't do that. That's what I'm saying. That's why I say that shit unfair, bro. it's Michael Jordan. Michael Jordan is a bunch of Michael Jordan now. Not far as name and â leadership and all that extra shit. But far as the athletic six foot nigga, six six foot nigga. Shit, you got that in Derrick Jones. So I'm saying like, bro, you, I don't like comparing this.
Big Darrell: Right.
The Iron Fist: It is... It's like the people...
2: Nah, I don't think it's the same, bro.
Phone Home: But it's still not the same though, Because those niggas that Wilt maybe was playing against, them niggas were going to work and then going to play in the league. Now these niggas playing ball all year round. So it's different. It's different.
Big Darrell: Right. and got million dollar workout routines.
80+3=AD3: But that's good bro. Bro, that's what I'm saying. Yes, because of the times were different. The NBA wasn't the NBA then.
Phone Home: But what I'm saying is it's not about blaming the player and saying, nah, man, you're winner of the part. It's just a fact that they were just playing against different people who cared about the sport differently.
The Iron Fist: They probably had the best athletes that they could find at that time
Big Darrell: Right, right. Right, right, and it will be easier for Wilt to score 100 on them type of players. That's all we saying. Like, I believe he scored 100.
80+3=AD3: No, you saying it, I agree with you, but I'm saying, but we demean shit because it was back in the day. Like we can't do that shit.
Phone Home: I don't think I'm not demeaning it. I'm just saying like, see, he can't change who he played against. That's what you seen. He can't change who he played against. But what I'm saying is these niggas.
80+3=AD3: If I go back in the past and show this damn old ass deal, they're gonna think I'm the fucking genius. It's just about the time you be in, bro. Innovation, revolution, all that different shit just coming apart.
2: I think that's it. That's that's to a point though, bro. Cause what would still be like an all-star now, but we just, think it's more so saying like, you just, you could, you could hang in the nowadays days, but you wouldn't be that. You'd still be an all-star, but you wouldn't be like that for everybody's shoulders.
Big Darrell: But he wouldn't drop a, I don't know if he'll, he, I do you think Will Chamberlain will drop 100 on Washington today? If Will Chamberlain played today, do you think he'll drop 100? If Bam could do 83, now that's a better question.
Phone Home: Yes, if they have their 83, we'll go to.
80+3=AD3: No, bro, I will have to say.
Big Darrell: That's I'm trying to say right there. That's how you look at it. Like, that's how you look at it.
The Iron Fist: You
80+3=AD3: I say it like this bro. I say it like this bro. It's all about the timing bro. You never know.
Phone Home: You keep saying this about the time it was broke. They still played against niggas who went to church all day. You can't-
80+3=AD3: I mean, get that, but I mean, bro, if you watch that clip of, â Isaiah Thomas dribbling, they thought that nigga was a fucking mastermind. This nigga doing this with the finger.
The Iron Fist: Hey, that's my dad's favorite play on it. He think that nigga the coldest.
Phone Home: That's the same thing. You talking about the clip where Buddy was like, â he said â Kenny Smith was throwing it off the backboard and â doing dunk. Bro, that's just, yeah, that's different timing, but it still don't change the facts, bro. Still don't change the fact, bro.
2: Hangin'
80+3=AD3: I ain't What, but I guess I'm trying to figure out what's back.
The Iron Fist: And you also gotta take into a point that, you know, at that...
Phone Home: The fact is, them niggas are not, wasn't playing basketball year round. It was not they life. That's the fact that Darryl, he made the point first. Basketball was not they life. Today, basketball is niggas entire life.
80+3=AD3: Yeah, because that started from the niggas like Will.
The Iron Fist: Right.
Phone Home: It's, but I don't think you're not taking credit.
Big Darrell: â yeah, we're in the game now. We just saying the competition is much, much harder now because like niggas like LeBron got a million dollar workout routine or training routine a year.
Phone Home: Right, right, right, right, right. Bob, Bob McAfee, hey look, Bob McAfee, he was going to play rec ball for two games, then going to sell insurance and going to eat dinner with the family. Nigga wasn't going to watch no fucking film.
The Iron Fist: And he doing that day in and day out.
Big Darrell: That's how he able to play the 42. That's facts though, that's facts.
80+3=AD3: I get it. I hate saying that shit because it's just demeaning. Because back in the day, the nigga KRS1, that nigga wouldn't stand a chance with the... We could say he wouldn't stand a chance with niggas like us now.
The Iron Fist: know what you mean though, Dink. I do, I understand. Nah.
Big Darrell: Yeah, but, but then, see, see this how I look at it. I look at it like, okay, if Will Chamberlain was great then, right? If he had a million dollar routine now he'd still be great. But it just like you just playing against other great.
Phone Home: Right, yeah that's a point.
80+3=AD3: I agree with that shit too, just like they say, Joe and 3-pointer. I believe if they say, â Shaq wouldn't do shit in this day and age. I'm like, nigga, if Shaq was Shaq then, then he probably would have, you know.
Phone Home: Yeah, that's the good part. Well, I think that's more of my point â to agree with your point. That's more of my point. Like, â I don't think humans have changed that much. You know, like, â man, everything is like you just said, nigga. If you put a human in any era, a human is going to adjust. Like why the fuck do niggas before us think that, â man, these niggas ain't like they used to be.
Eric: you
Big Darrell: Exactly. â
Phone Home: â What does that mean?
Big Darrell: It look smooth and then when you see tapes of how niggas used to be back in the day, we say that shit look green. Like imagine a nigga wearing a jerry curl now though. You feel me? Imagine a nigga wearing a jerry curl though.
80+3=AD3: like this.
Phone Home: You
Eric: My pops, I tried to tell my pops that Kyrie Irvin had better handles than, what's the old buddy name, Willie O? Isaiah Thomas. I tried to tell him that he had better handles. He was like, man, you crazy. And I'm sitting here looking, and I pulled up the film and he just couldn't see it. And that bro, just knew, I knew right then, like bro, it's people.
The Iron Fist: Isaiah Thomas.
Eric: You emotionally connected to the time you in and when you grew up.
Phone Home: â that's just like y'all was talking about what he said about LL Cool J. Then y'all say that nigga, I think Biff said something about LL Cool J like â dropping an album or some shit and y'all pop wouldn't listen to it or something like that.
Eric: You
The Iron Fist: What happened? Yeah.
Eric: Yeah, no, I'm just saying, oh, the point I made, when LL Cool J dropped the album, pops, you know, because music is different nowadays. Like we follow our favorite artists. Like I've been following Future for 20 years now. He been out for 20 years, I ain't been following him for 20 years. He been out for 20 years, I ain't following the buddy for 20 years. Now 50, I done followed 50 for 20 years. Shout out to 50, because it's the 50th episode. But I really been, yeah.
Phone Home: What the did you say? Yeah. Right. Hey, man, we might as get to it then, man. We might as get to it, man. Yo, man, it's your boy Smooth, aka Mr. Do What It Do, aka Always On The Move, and this is episode five zero of the Phone Home Podcast.
Eric: Ahem.
2: tube and there was second, you know what saying, like 15 is a bit, but man, I can't keep her off me. She wanted at night like sleep and in the morning like coffee. Three, what's happening with you boy?
80+3=AD3: Man, you know who it is, man. It's 83, not the number, but the name. Three on the shoulders, 83 for life.
Eric: Yo, you know what it is, man. It's your boy Eric. For all your mental health needs, visit MyConnectCounseling.net. Again, for all your mental health needs, visit MyConnectCounseling.net. We got treatment plans. We deal with anxiety, depression, couples therapy. We even got fitness plans for you. Come holler at the kid. Episode 50, we got Kiko Alonzo, legendary linebacker. Let's have another banging episode, baby.
The Iron Fist: All praise to the most high man, it's your dog, Tarell Tarantino aka Tarell Wheels aka T Wheels aka T Wheels on the tank aka the Cotter Blendada aka the Iron Fist hitting your hearted than ever. Coming at you like that though man for episode 50, Phone Home Podcast man, take it away Darryl.
Eric: Ahem. G-
Phone Home: my bad, Darryl, my bad, my bad, my bad. Hold on. Do your thing over, my bad.
Big Darrell: Episode. Okay, okay, okay. This your boy Big Darryl. We live from the loft. Episode 50. Hey, this a big milestone. Cause you know, hey, a lot of things don't make it to 50. You feel me? So, hey, this is a huge milestone. So, hey, let's let it be a great episode.
Phone Home: Yeah, man. Shout out to y'all boys, man. 50 episodes. Yeah, for real, For real. For real, man. For real. That's a huge amount.
2: Man, clap for yourself, man. â
The Iron Fist: Yeah, for sure.
2: Resights out.
Eric: Hey, you know what, man, I got to say this, Episode 50, I know 50 episodes is crazy to be. I ain't gonna lie, to me it's crazy. 50 episodes, dog. But, you know, it really, man, like, I look forward to this, bro, because I really get to kick it with y'all, especially because I don't get to see y'all a lot in person no more. You know, some of the, our topics be, I don't be knowing half some of the topics, what the fuck we be talking about.
2: You
The Iron Fist: You
Phone Home: you
Eric: But, right, right, right. But I learned so much just from hearing y'all. But overall, man, I be looking forward to these Mondays, bro, just because I get to kick it with y'all,
80+3=AD3: Learn them bitches on the fly, don't it?
Eric: I y'all.
Phone Home: So and being real, just for the public, this episode 50, this might be episode 55, we just can't air.
2: for self-hated.
Big Darrell: being real. â
2: Pssss
Eric: Yeah.
The Iron Fist: Yeah.
Big Darrell: Facts, facts. And the engagement going up and everything, so that's smooth.
Eric: Well, we got some stuff in the tuck, man.
2: We might have to have this conversation again. We might can't end it.
Eric: But we got some council boy episodes that we cannot air.
Phone Home: Yeah, we got some cash for that.
Big Darrell: You
2: said, little bit, no, we didn't have this rep â plan.
Eric: I â
Phone Home: Hahaha
Eric: Hey, you know, it is crazy. Kind of going back to that topic about old like stuff back in the past, bro, you know, they was having commercials of, well, not even commercials. They had interviews of sports players, like famous sports players, broadcasters currently, who talking about getting young girls. and you know what mean? Like, it just show you that the times are different. They just, they talk about having sex openly. You know what I mean? Like, I think it's it's a episode, it's a interview with Magic Johnson talking about knocking some motherfuckers down on an interview. And it's like, bro, you can't even remotely talk like that on cable TV now. And it's just like, bro, times has changed, bro. â
The Iron Fist: Yeah, â
80+3=AD3: Like my boy Rod Wade say, times change. You know, and you're not the same. Go check him out, man. Rod Wade.
Big Darrell: going to take them out.
Phone Home: Man, I would not, if that's the recommendation of Lig, I would not be checking that out.
The Iron Fist: Hehehehehe
2: Boy, you sound like Willie O'Neill, boy.
80+3=AD3: Bro, bro, bro, bro, bro. Hey, I'm glad, I'm glad to see it weighed into what I'm, since you hating on my nigga. We about to hate on who you thought was about to be the next, next biggest thing ever, nigga. So yeah, let's get into it. Yeah, well, whatever we gonna get to that bitch. Nigga thought that, hey, dad, nigga thought that nigga gonna be the next thing ever, nigga.
Eric: Huh.
Phone Home: Well, that's not topic one. I'd rather more old. Dale, I'm gonna put your mute down.
Big Darrell: Okay, okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Phone Home: Alright. â yeah man. matter of fact, now Darryl, I want to hear what you got to say first actually. You know, they â say future might be on Iceman. What do you think of that shit?
Big Darrell: Hey, you know what I thought about? I didn't even put this in the chat, right? I thought this right here. Like I said, now it can only be two things, right? What if, okay, so one of two things. First thing is him and Drake could have made up, cause it probably wasn't nothing that serious, right? Or it could be that, what if Drake and Future tried to set up Kendrick Lamar?
Phone Home: â
Big Darrell: You ever thought about that?
2: Man mute that nigga man.
Big Darrell: Just think about this though. Just think about this though too. Think about this now. Cause look, that's what they've been doing for all this time. Like Drake got on shit and this Kendrick got on mask off and this Drake. then so he like, that's what they normally like. That's like they normal like shots. They take shit on like future remixes. So what if... He knew that shit was coming out and they tried to just really like throw an alley hoop to Drake to really like end Kendrick Lamar.
Phone Home: I think that's, I mean the album called We Don't Trust You.
Big Darrell: But I think that's all a gimmick though. Cause it's like, okay, the album, what song did he really diss Drake on? He really ain't diss Drake. The nigga was singing on the other one. We still don't trust him. He was singing.
The Iron Fist: That's actually valid.
Phone Home: What's valid, William?
The Iron Fist: Just the way he put it, I mean, I I mean, just to hear him say that Drake and Future get on the same song again, know, kind of like what Future did on Kendrick. They was throwing little subliminals, I don't know. I thought it sounded crazy at first, but then if you really just kind of put it in perspective, it's like, I wouldn't put nothing past it, you know what I'm saying? To say the least.
80+3=AD3: I
Big Darrell: Think about it though, like this. what I'm saying. And then my thing is, cause why would Drake be cool with Future and Future set all this bullshit up? Like, so they fell out about the tour shit, right?
The Iron Fist: That's all I'm saying. It's funny to think about.
Big Darrell: Back in the day, they fell out about the tour shit and then they got back cool. All right. So then they fell out again. He was just like, oh, well, I guess that was how they fell out. Future was like, your music don't touch people like how mine's doing the interview. Drake tried to kick him off the tour. Then they fixed it. Future was gone soon. He got back on the tour. Then they got into it by the 21 Savage, supposedly. They did a Whatta Time to Be Alive 2.
The Iron Fist: came back.
Big Darrell: but he did that joint album with 21 Savage. They got back cool after that. And then it's now like they said the Beaver because Drake did-
80+3=AD3: Her love. Yo.
Big Darrell: or he ain't have enough sympathy for Metro when his mom died, right? So then it's like, damn, y'all niggas just gonna keep getting back cool? Like, I don't understand that. Like if it's really, really that serious, I don't think niggas will get back that cool if they fall out about serious shit. And then I'm just like, to me, this is serious. Cause if Drake suing UMG, like future the one who started all this shit, to be honest, like. That's what I say like Future is like the he the ringleader of this shit like he put Kendrick Lamar on this shit He got Drake to go at Kendrick Lamar cuz to me I ain't think the song was big enough for Drake to even like I just rap on that nigga on the verse But it seemed like this hurt Drake career so much to the point he had to sue UMG Why would you get back cool with Future unless you guys planned that and it just didn't go as planned That's why I say that, cause I'm like, ain't no way in hell. And then even when Drake dissed him, he was like, me and Future, me and Pluto ain't never really been through it that much. Y'all have been through it a lot of times, but y'all just make up and I don't understand why. That's what I'm trying to figure out. Like, is it cause Future is the guy in the llama? Or is it because y'all niggas just set this shit up? Cause I think like, If a nigga cross you three times, like what's the saying? Like you fooled me once, shame on me. Fooled me twice, â no. Shame on you, fooled me twice, shame on me. Damn, that's three times. Like ain't no way, ain't no way. That's what I'm thinking.
Phone Home: What's your rebuttal to?
2: My rebel to that is I don't think, I think it's like they, as they been, how they move around. None of that was serious for him to even say that me and Poole don't never be really been through it. That shit made me see them something we ain't Poole never been through it. I gotta take it at face value cause, and I also don't not to call, I think Future for sure take the rap shit serious, but I don't think he take that rap rap shit serious.
Big Darrell: Me and Ploy don't never really been through it. That's it, baby, see what's up. Me and Ploy never been through it. I gotta tell you the face value, and I also don't have to call, I think Future for sure takes the rap shit serious, but I don't think he take that rap and rap shit serious. Just like, they was like, you're about to make big shit, they all them bits of me. That's his response to it. Just like, you know you went.
Eric: you
2: Just like when it was some shit, they leaving my big three, shit they all them dissing me. That's his response to it. It's like, nigga, you know you went, boy after the Jayco shit was like, damn, maybe he was in big three. But I don't think he take it serious like that. You know what mean? I think they gotta understand. I think they really like hung out. I think, I think, cause even like the relationship with him and I think they have a relationship. But you know, Cole really like reserved to himself. I think him Hendrix, Drake and Hendrix really had a like a relationship. They hung out. They kind of see more eye on shit type because they more the same type nigga type shit. I know the culture don't give them that type credit, but like I think he a nigga nigga just like them boys. So man, we ain't really been through it bro. This shit green. So of course as long as ain't no blood shit, ain't no shit. You ain't calling me out my name. We just ain't seen that eye. That shit we can get past it.
Big Darrell: I I â
2: I think he's like that shit with French Montana too. So of course he could do a friend. mean with future when I make awesome amazing music. So I don't think like, you know, I don't think it was, it wasn't nothing that serious enough. You know, I think she just even like was savage. That's y'all boys war. Know what I'm saying? I ain't trying to pick sides or whatever. Cause I don't think he, cause in the interview I think it was a Metro and future. They they uh, they shied away from all the negative shit. They were talking about drake That was like no, you know, uh mind you these boys went in war for a whole year when ain't nobody had nothing like now you see what we did to that boy y'all ain't nobody clean nothing they just like It ain't that deep. See this shit spiral this shit got a hand the stuff. I try to pour some water on this shit, but shit nigga That's that's that's grease fire And it's out of my control now, you feel me? I don't know, I just, that's what I feel about it.
Big Darrell: But to to to okay, so my question to you to is how do you feel about Drake wanting to be cool with Future? And it's just like, I don't know, too. It's just like, I don't know.
Phone Home: That nigga asked him my question.
2: I got it. I got it. I got answer to it. I feel like he know future. I think him forgiving future him and forgiving cold to different things or might be the same response to them niggas but just for different reasons. Also, I hate trying to challenge a nigga intelligence or just awareness. I say awareness, I don't say intelligence. But I don't think he feel like future knew that shit was gonna go like that. Don't think he really he he ain't no tins to go like that. He just you know, I'm saying cool. Fuck it on Like nigga, you can't do shit like that. I think we you probably got a homeboy black man. Come on, Nigga apologize afterwards black bro. You should have noticed before him, but he said the back This isn't it's some shit that I knew this nigga would not know or think about before doing it, you know saying
Big Darrell: But then too, let me ask you this, with future being the slime, the super slime, triple cross king, you don't think he knew they were gonna go that way? Like after hearing this verse, man, hey, what you think? What you think, Smooth, on that question?
2: Fuck no. No.
Phone Home: And then apparently, and then apparently, I'm just going to add this, then apparently ain't what would Pluto do, ain't that supposedly a dish towards future?
2: I don't think so.
Big Darrell: Yeah, yeah, that's they said. Like, I guess them fucking the same girl or something. That that rumor was. Like, what would Pluto do so I hit the bitch or something like that.
2: I think that's a dick. I think that, I don't think that's a, I don't think that's like, it's a diss, it ain't, it's like, shit, I'm doing what you, it's just like, whoa.
Phone Home: I think that, but I still think that kind of just goes against what you saying though too. Like Darrell said, like them niggas are slimy. Like why can't we just keep playing this slimy game? Like it's like a constant game of sliminess and you just, man, you know we cool. Like I don't know how I'ma feel if them niggas get on the track. I think they trying to just take away this whole idea of a 20 V 1 and just. everybody being against you and now you, it take a couple of years just for you to get back cool with a nigga like, you know, and I said this like when we first started podding, like, nigga, I respect Kendrick for not wanting to be buddy buddy with niggas. That shit is weird to me that Drake has to be buddy buddy with everybody when they didn't drug his name through the mud. That's just weird to me. If a nigga out me like that in some type of way, we done.
Big Darrell: just for you to get back cool with a nigga like, you know, and I said this like when we first started fighting like, nigga, I respect Kendrick for not wanting to be buddy buddy with niggas. That shit is weird to me. That Drake has to be buddy buddy with everybody when they need to drug his name through the mud. That's just weird to me. If a nigga out me like that in some type of way, we done.
Phone Home: It's no coming back from that. That's me. And Drake begging for that, always wanting to be a part of that. That shit trash to me.
2: think it's begging, I just think it's like, I can name, well, I ain't gonna do that. I can name a situation. I know how guys move in real life. I don't think it's no different. But you know, like niggas don't mean no harm, but niggas just being niggas, like, you know what I'm This shit like a jungle more than like outside of friendship. More so shit a lot of times. So for me knowing it or seeing it in real life, and I'm like, me, um...
Eric: you
2: Alright cool I'll say it, just like me seeing niggas how niggas move shy in real life and these niggas I call friends I wouldn't do like that but I get it, I get it we might whoop the wall Oh shit it's like that, we could uh exchange blows, not blows but just damn okay but I can see it from them niggas, from them niggas, these niggas I'm around, don't, so we from the same town type of shit If these is just my rap partners, just, we just fuck with each other too heavy. I don't see, I don't see how they can't operate around each other. I think niggas do it in real life.
80+3=AD3: But two a different dude type of dude though. Cause like if two cool with you no matter what you do, he still like fuck with you. Like I ain't going off the future and shit. All the other shit. I'm just talking about his response knowing two. Cause two won't even fuck a dude with a horn on mouth. A dude that he know, like say we were hooping with but we're not even cool. He wouldn't even hit the chick that that dude might talk to, if that makes sense.
Phone Home: but that goes against the whole point that two may convene. Hahahaha
Big Darrell: But look, yeah, see, I'm I'm like too, like, I'm come like, I feel that with too, like, cause I'm the same way, like even if I know you ain't gonna cross that line. And so I've.
2: Nah, nah, it might, no, go, it go with it, it go with it. It go with it, it go with it, dink.
Phone Home: You
80+3=AD3: See you later, too. Boy, hey, hey, hold on, hold on. Why not? What the fuck? you mean? Why not?
Phone Home: Right, right, right, right.
Big Darrell: Because I feel like how you saying, like, I don't know. I just feel like it's a line of respect and it's a line of disrespect, right? Like if I'm shooting hoop with you and then like, even we just cordial. If I see your girl and I notice your girl, I ain't gonna just go try to holler at her. â okay.
80+3=AD3: No, of course not, not on that topic. I'm talking about, I'm talking about if I'm, if, if like if I'm already hitting something and we ain't saying no name to already know the situation cause that's we gonna start the conversation. Like if I'm already hitting something and they were like, oh shit, that's buddy, you know, BM and, and we're like, boy, you hoot that nigga.
The Iron Fist: You
Eric: Hahahaha
Big Darrell: But see, but see, did you know? But see, it's a different thing. Did you know? But like, but he not going with the girl though, right? He not going with the girl. They together.
80+3=AD3: See, yummy yummy. No, you what saying? I ain't, you think we're done, man.
2: It ain't so a decision to make though at that point. You're like, â I ain't know. I don't give a fuck if you knew or not. You should have known. That's the reason. Know what I'm saying? Sorry.
Eric: you
80+3=AD3: Like, if that's it, I mean, we, we, we hoot together.
Big Darrell: But they together, okay so if they not together that's cool, that's a different story. But if they together, I'ma bag up off her. Like if I didn't know, and I didn't know and then now I who? And I find out, I'ma bag up off her. It's too many.
2: Specific.
80+3=AD3: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. You saying it, all right, let me, damn, we in the sauce, but hold on, this is kind of good, this funny though. So, all right, so you're thrashing something, right? And you find out, ain't cool, I mean, you all right with the dude, like, you see the dude with heads up with the dude, and y'all hoop, and you find like, â that's dude, girl, you gonna stop, you gonna leave her alone?
2: Yeah, when it sells, I'll it.
Big Darrell: Right? If that's his girl hair, yeah, I'ma leave him alone. To me, that's too close for comfort. That's too close for comfort.
80+3=AD3: I respect that.
Big Darrell: Now, I like say, man, we who with the nigga, I don't fuck with the nigga and the nigga like, don't like that nigga, that's a different story. But like we cordial, like that's just too close for comfort for me. I'm gonna leave that alone.
80+3=AD3: Nah, I'm threaxing. If the girl say, if the girl say, nah, you know, you know, you know my partner. I mean, you know the dude I met with. So I got, you know, I ain't trying to get no trouble. I'm cool, but it ain't gonna be my disease. I said, hey bro, you know, I ain't, was on you. Shit, nigga, do me the same way.
Big Darrell: But see, but see, but see, some niggas won't do you, but then that leaves it to get like a sticky situation in regards to like, so what if you find out y'all niggas was balling and that nigga get mad, he think y'all cool.
80+3=AD3: I was like, okay. Jeez, they don't pay in the ball. What fuck? You be trapped. â shit, cuz, hey man. Just shoot that bitch, fuck it.
The Iron Fist: I pose this question. I pose this though.
2: You â
Big Darrell: Nah, see you know again, you know.
2: Yeah.
Big Darrell: What you say, Willie? â go ahead, Willie. â
2: Yeah
The Iron Fist: I mean, if you put everything in perspective, suppose he find out anyway, even if you stop, you know what I mean? Like, niggas will wanna kill you, you know what I'm saying? Just off, you see what I'm saying? Like, yeah, you see what I'm saying? Like, niggas will kill you.
80+3=AD3: Whoa, shit!
Big Darrell: That's what I'm saying, Willie O. So I'ma try to.
2: Ain't no airbomb boy about getting out the way. It don't matter if you get out the way. If the nigga you take, if nigga is trying, if he gonna take it upstairs with you, ain't no airbomb way that you gonna get out of it, bro, if you did it.
80+3=AD3: If he finds out I fucked later tomorrow, it's ain't shit.
Big Darrell: but then too, but too. Okay, but it's like this, right? Okay, you can do something bad, right? And don't get caught the first time and go on the rest of your life. But then you get greedy and do that shit again. And then you end up in life in prison. So it's the same thing like in regards to you can stop and he probably never find out for the rest of his life. But then you want to be greedy. You want to be like, I like to say like macho man, like you feel, you feel a certain way. You get an ego hitting this nigga girl and you like, yeah, I got this nigga bitch when it's thousands of bitches.
80+3=AD3: Hell no.
The Iron Fist: How's he catch you â
Phone Home: Magnum.
Big Darrell: But you want his bitch cause you feel like we playing ball but nigga I got something over you and then he find out that nigga he gonna wanna feel like macho man. He gonna wanna do something to you. Cause he gonna be like nigga you been balling with me you know this my bitch. And then like that just lead to a whole bunch of bullshit that can be avoided. That's how I feel.
80+3=AD3: Nah, I'll go.
2: Nah, that's all. You You heard him.
Phone Home: I got your ball.
2: That's my ball
Eric: Follow us.
2: Yeah, nah. â that's, yeah, nah, that's a different scenario to me. I'm not, I'm never doing that. I'm never like, â yeah. I'm not, never, I won't say never, but like that ain't no shit I promote to do, like, you know what I'm Be my chest.
80+3=AD3: bow. I mean, I'm the only one. No, I'm saying, no, I'm saying bro, only girls that's off limits is y'all. Niggas that I know, my brothers, even like, I even go this far. The niggas that I played the game with because I got so close with them. shit, you got close with them. But a nigga that I'm just like, who been with? Like.
Big Darrell: And I know that too, but the Dink Light, nigga, fuck that. I'm gonna keep hitting that bitch. But you gotta see this nigga though. That's the thing. It's like, I'ma tell you what that's like. It's like going to church with somebody, right? It's like the pastor go to church, like it's the pastor sleeping with one of his church member wives. They not cool, but I see you every Sunday type of shit. That's wrong.
The Iron Fist: You can still hurt though. You can still come back and hurt you.
80+3=AD3: Thanks, I gotta see, I gotta see, I'm seeing it. It's not his girl though, bro.
2: nigga I might be trying, I might be I might be going over the layup man nigga
The Iron Fist: Man, man.
80+3=AD3: No bro, you talking about something that's a whole related a white old person ain't probably doing it
The Iron Fist: But it happens though, it's real, but it's real though.
Big Darrell: But you get what I'm saying though.
Phone Home: Are you talking about what are you talking about bro? Let's get back on topic man
2: Hey, bro
80+3=AD3: What do you mean, am I? We on topic, I like this topic, fuck that. Hold on, what you mean the palace ain't supposed to do that?
Phone Home: You said a pastor ain't supposed to do it, you giving yourself leniency to do it over the pastor?
The Iron Fist: I mean, that's the truth. You're right. That's a great point. That's a great point. No, yeah, yeah. No, because he's saying everybody... No, what he's playing, he's saying it even. He's saying it's not just pasta. You supposed to live by a certain standard as well. So like we can't just put all the pressure. That's all he's saying in a nutshell.
80+3=AD3: No, nigga, no, no, no, no. I'm saying, no, ain't no great. What ain't no, hey, hey, hey, hey, that is not a great point, Hank and Chiff. That's not a good point.
Big Darrell: I don't know I'm trying to say.
2: Nah, think he talking about back in his heyday,
Phone Home: Yeah
Eric: Everybody wrong, bro. Everybody wrong here,
Big Darrell: That what I'm saying, like, like.
Phone Home: What are we talking about, huh?
Big Darrell: That's what I'm saying, right T-Wheel? And then, but then you didn't know you was wrong. You didn't know you was wrong. You didn't know you was wrong until you seen them together and now you know they together. And they said, babe, you supposed to correct your wrong. And they like, all right, fuck it.
80+3=AD3: No nigga, no nigga, no nigga, no nigga, nigga, no nigga, no no, no, no nigga. That's not the same shit.
The Iron Fist: It is though, you...
80+3=AD3: No, no, no I didn't say together they ain't together. They just we know they they got some type of relationship They ain't together And if you if I found out like i'm messing with somebody wife i'm like, right, bro, you you know i'm saying I ain't mean to do that That's what i'm saying, but on some bm shit Get the fuck out of here You want to bother shooting tonight?
Big Darrell: Okay, okay. Now that's different. If they in together, that's cool. That's different.
2: That's different.
The Iron Fist: Niggas will kill you though, but niggas go crazy though.
Big Darrell: Now, now that's different, but now if him and the baby mama is together, that's different.
80+3=AD3: They ain't together. Y'all talking about some people that ain't in a relationship. Y'all talking about some shit that's because a kid make them quote unquote together. Man, that shit always. I'm thrashing.
Big Darrell: But no, that's different. That's different. So she free. She free to do what she want to do. That's different. But if they was like, that was his big moment. They live together and they raising the family together. That's wrong.
80+3=AD3: Two don't think they're different. look bro, if this ain't no no, it's always.
2: Nah, probably so.
Big Darrell: But whether they live together, you still do it. That's the question.
80+3=AD3: If they live together and she's not for that shit, then that's cool. That ain't my type. That ain't my, that ain't my cup.
Big Darrell: No, no, no, no. If she still like you and they still together and you find they live together and they all this, would you still do it? Yeah, you ball together. Y'all ball every Saturday.
80+3=AD3: I know, do I know cuz? Do I know cuz? I mean, that's depending if he can hoop or not. Hey, with that na my first pick, I can't f that up.
Big Darrell: See, see, see, that's the better question. Cause it's like, it don't even matter if they together cause you still would do it. Like that's the thing. Like if I knew they were together, I couldn't do that. I couldn't do that.
2: I that's an age question bro. Maybe a 2022 to 2025 nigga probably like, fuck that nigga type shit. But if this, yeah nah, I don't think that's like, single or not bro, I don't think niggas like-
Eric: Hmm?
80+3=AD3: Nah, I look bro. I'm not no home worker, but I'm talking about Yeah, facts, facts, facts. Niggas ain't doing that shit now. We're talking about at the time of that, like, now ain't nobody even caring about, you know, know, messing those shit up, because they ain't got time to put their family in situations. But, uh, young nigga, when I'm 21 through 29. I said 29.
Big Darrell: Now that's true. That's the macho man stage. That's like yeah, nigga. I can fuck your bitch
2: You You
Big Darrell: And so I guess that that ties back into the future shit, right? It just like, I feel like future crossed so many lines with Drake that Drake should like just like slap that nigga when he see him. That's how I feel. Like I feel like Drake should slap the shit out of future. Cause it's just like, I don't know if it gonna happen. I don't know if it can happen, but that's how I feel. Cause I feel like future then crossed too many motherfucking lines too many times. Like that's how I feel.
Phone Home: Right. What you think, Willy, yo?
The Iron Fist: I really don't know, you know, what the make of a make make of it all, you know what mean? I did at first when I was just listening to there I was like, man, that's a crazy idea. But then it actually made sense. And, know, I don't know, I just I didn't I'm not speaking to them because I don't know their situation. But if I was in a certain situation where, you know, it seemed like people was just, you know, crossing me, I think I just leave the situation altogether because it's like that's it, you know, and that's all I'm gonna leave. I'm gonna leave it at that.
Eric: Boom, boom, Boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom
80+3=AD3: I'm gonna get the fuck out the mic, man.
Eric: Nigga, wouldn't you wanna have Prince and Michael Jackson making records together, nigga? Same situation. I don't give a damn. They can hate each other from across the water. again, I don't, I can care less. Y'all niggas get in their studio and y'all make that magic. That's all I give a damn about. I don't give a damn about nothing else.
Phone Home: Mm-hmm. But if you drink, but if you drink though, but if you drink, but if you drink, I say if you drink in this situation, how you feel?
80+3=AD3: Fuck it, Joe Burrow and Jamar Tate don't like each other, dude. Fuck it.
Eric: You say what? Nah, if I'm Drake, definitely, I'm gonna make that magic with Buddy, but you know what mean? Like I ain't going to the club with that biga, I ain't seeing Buddy no more, I don't. And you know, future is my dude. You know y'all, know, I'll future my guy. But yeah man, Drake gotta still clear that. You know, and it does honestly, know all jokes aside, it does look a little for me. â I don't know how you continue to put yourself back in that. space like him actually him and â and he ain't no different than cold you know and he ain't no different than he ain't no different than like i wouldn't say cold he just ain't no different than nobody else kind of like going back into this space if he if you if you drink like bro you can't like you can't have this beef and you can't let these people Continue to do you like this and it's like What where's the benefit here? You know, are y'all really friends? Was there really a scheme behind this? You know, and it just didn't go well like there I'll say like I think it's bizarre Honestly, there I'll take but from the proof it actually makes sense You know what mean? Because they can't keep being friends again and it just after you be like, you know, it's up, you know, it's just
Phone Home: Right. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what I'm saying. â From a slimy standpoint, like it does make it seem like, nigga, what the fuck are y'all doing? You know what saying? So from that standpoint, it does, it does like, y'all just keep sliming each other out. Like, what are we doing? What you think, Dink?
Eric: That's crazy. Yeah, like it's crazy. Exactly, Yeah, so I think.
2: Yeah, but
80+3=AD3: I just think that might be their relationship. You have toxic relationships that work out for them. You know what I'm saying? I'm up on you. You just... Hey, you know, look, mean, you might have like, for instance, just like they're saying about me saying like, nah, if I knew somebody, I wouldn't do it.
The Iron Fist: That's it, hey that makes sense too. That makes sense. I actually like that, I like that answer.
Eric: Them boys too much alike. Them boys too much alike. That's why.
2: That's what I was saying.
The Iron Fist: Yeah. good stuff.
Phone Home: But all right, but all right, all right, so you say it's a toxic relationship, but somebody a bitch in the situation, who the bitch? I'm asking you the question. You saying it's a toxic relationship, but somebody gotta be a bitch in the relationship, who the bitch?
80+3=AD3: I'm not, I'm not, not saying.
Big Darrell: Right, that's what I'm saying, Smooth. That's what I'm saying. Smooth hit it on the head.
80+3=AD3: I mean, I'm saying that they both slamming each other out, then you kind of you, you equal it out.
2: Mm-mm.
Big Darrell: And see, I hate to say this part, it make Drake look like the bitch, cause I feel like Future wouldn't care to be friends with Drake anymore. I feel like that. That's why I say I feel like Drake should slap that nigga when he see him.
Phone Home: Nah. Right. Right.
80+3=AD3: I mean, but you- whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. So time out, time out. The only reason you feel that way is because of type of music that them niggas play. Just like it was- No, no, no, no, no. Listen, listen, listen.
Phone Home: It's the type of moves that the nigga making. It's the type of moves that the nigga make. It's the type of moves that the nigga make on a daily basis. It ain't got nothing to do with Drake. It's the type of moves that he make on a daily basis.
2: Right. Nah.
80+3=AD3: That's what I'm saying. I mean, that's not what I'm I see. I understand what you're saying, but we also go based off how Drake act. I want to just talk about the music acting. I'm talking about everything. So I'm talking about, you know, the persona future put on.
2: What you mean to my future mate?
Phone Home: â okay, okay. Okay, back, back, back, back, back.
80+3=AD3: So the persona future put on, that's the only reason you think like that. But just like to say earlier, â I can't remember exactly what you were saying, but them boys could be they same way in their own retrospect in a way, know, saying shit. Nigga, I fuck ho get bitches. This nigga fuck ho get bitches, but I'm gonna talk about doing it. And I know when that hotline blame with you.
The Iron Fist: makes it actually makes sense
Eric: you
Phone Home: Right. That's what I mean. Two and Bip always say future and Drake the same person. They just go about it a different way.
The Iron Fist: There you go, I can see that. I definitely can see that. I definitely can see that.
80+3=AD3: Yeah, they're two different assholes.
Eric: Yeah, they're Drink worse.
Big Darrell: But see, see, see, this what I think is, is, okay. But see, Future is the type of nigga, right? That nigga cut his baby mama off if she do some whole ass shit. And then talk shit about the baby mama to his child. Like that's the type nigga he is. then, nigga ain't even did a song with Boston Richie ever again after the snitching, alligator. Nigga still signed to him. Like he the type nigga to cut a motherfucker off, like, and don't get no fuck about it. But Drake, I feel like it's more for,
2: Yeah.
Phone Home: What?
80+3=AD3: Thank
Big Darrell: giving. He's more like, that's what, that's what, and I don't like that shit. Cause Drake don't need future. Drake don't need future at all.
Phone Home: Right, right, right.
80+3=AD3: But that's what I'm saying though. So, so, so, but, but hold up, hold up, hold up. Hold up, hold up, hold up. All right, all right, so let me ask, all right, so let me, all right, so let me finish up, let me finish up, cause smooth ass minute.
2: Wait, wait, let me say something real quick. Let me...
Eric: That's why I look with future don't need Drake
Big Darrell: He kinda do, he kinda do need Drake. Like he need Drake for the Grammys, he need Drake for the number ones. For the streets, nah, but for the number ones and the Grammys, he definitely need Drake and the radios.
80+3=AD3: No, I'm saying don't. But there, but there doesn't like so smooth saying who the bitch so you saying which is that's really totally unfair what you just said because you just saying basically because this niggas unforgiving he more cool, he more cool running. He a bitch. That's basically what you just alluded to. I mean, that's what it sounds like to me. I don't think that's what I'm saying too, but I'm saying since since since smooth as
Phone Home: No, no, you got it there.
2: I don't think I the one that, I don't think I the one that bits bro. But I don't think, let me.
Big Darrell: But no, no, no, okay, okay, let me explain it to you. You said it's a toxic relationship, Okay, so look, if future cut off, okay, let's just say for instance, you got a bitch, right? You cut this bitch off, You like, ain't fucking with you no more, bitch. And then you just go on about your way, But if she contact you back, what you gonna do? And put the fire, all that, and she got benefits for you. What you gonna do?
80+3=AD3: How long? Let me finish up. Let me finish up. You say what? Yeah But that's not the same thing though, Darryl. No, it's not. I'm gonna tell you why that's not the same thing. I'm gonna tell you why that's not the same thing.
Big Darrell: It is the same thing. Drake got all the benefits. It's like, okay, okay, hold on, hold on. Let me explain it, Dink. Drake got all the motherfucking benefits. If Future get on this song, it's gonna go number one. The album gonna go platinum. He probably gonna get a Grammy or an award for this. So why would Future wanna do a song with Drake?
The Iron Fist: Yeah, I can see that.
80+3=AD3: No, that ain't what I'm answering. I'm saying just because a nigga forgiven, you can't say he could possibly be the bitch because he a nigga that's more chilled than the next nigga.
Phone Home: Nah, he's not saying he's forgiving, but he's been in multiple situations where he turns the other cheek. He's been in multiple situations where he's turning the other cheek.
2: Ay. Well, let me answer that,
80+3=AD3: Yeah. Okay, that's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. I'm saying so you he's alluding to that by saying that's a bitch. If that's the case, I'm a bitch because there's a lot of stuff because I no no no no no.
Phone Home: â bro, you referred to it as a toxic relationship. So that's where that come from.
The Iron Fist: But you can
80+3=AD3: Right. Right. And so then you asked, well, somebody got to be the bitch. And then I was like, I don't think there's no bitch. Hold on. Let me finish. That's I said, let me finish. Then that, so you asked that question because you feel like it has to be somebody always got to take the fall. So then that's when Darryl, that question brought up Darryl response. And he was saying, well, well, well, well, well, Drake do this, this, this and that. I'm like, well, that means since you answered that question and he thought of that, that means that he alluded to, if somebody was the bitch, it would be Drake. â
2: I think...
Phone Home: Yeah, yeah, but it ain't
80+3=AD3: And I would say, I'm a bitch because there's a lot of time that a nigga will fuck me over, I'm like, I ain't bringing it here what it is. That shit happen at work. It's like, it is what it is. Some niggas don't give a fuck.
The Iron Fist: I mean, I think you could be forgiven and then I think you could be forgiven and not, and keep your distance. Yeah, that's how I feel. Like, that's the type of person I would be. I forgive you, I don't hold it against you, but you
2: Come on.
Big Darrell: Fuck with that person no more. Yeah, that's what I'm saying, Will.io.
80+3=AD3: But I'm saying that nigga may not give a fuck. So that's why I was saying that that's why he alluded to him being a bitch because Drake somebody that may not give a fuck.
Phone Home: You gotta let Willie O'Filly, you gotta let Willie O'finish in point, â
2: Wait. Dang bro. Dang bro. What I was saying is, that's what I was saying like when a Metro, my bad, Waleel. Well, yeah, my bad, Waleel. When Metro and Future had an interview, if Future this nigga, this unforgiving ass nigga, he had the time to say, â yeah, man. He had time to piss on that boy Grave or quote unquote or whatever he did. He didn't do that. He was like, you know what I'm He act like, â nah, I ain't mean nothing bad. Know what saying?
The Iron Fist: This is
2: They had nothing to with me. That's forgiving, it? If it's he... What?
Big Darrell: No, no, that's just him not wanting to talk about the subject. Like that's how Future do. It's like, I ain't gonna make this interview about Drake. And then a street nigga... â
80+3=AD3: me.
Phone Home: Hell nah, hell nah. You not giving a damn, right?
2: If the... No, wait, what? They talked about it though.
Phone Home: Right, like why y'all, that's, that's, that, I, I damn, I, gotta agree with Daryl on that point. Like, why y'all niggas wanna talk, like y'all here for me, why the fuck y'all niggas talking about Drake? Like that's how, that's how he, that's how he handle the conversation.
2: I don't think so. he, Wait, wait You say that in a moment, but if you if you do that in a moment then also Don't link with Drake, bro. That's it. That's like this â That's no saying that is me. â shit me Wait, wait, wait me and my homies â me my homie had a diss Yeah, right like currently currently me my homie had a disagreement. That's between me and my homie. This ain't for y'all
80+3=AD3: He put them both up together. At that time, y'all put them both up together.
Big Darrell: Hold on, on, hold two, two, you say you don't say that and then you go link with Drake? like, y'all link up, okay?
80+3=AD3: Thanks. What's it sound like to me?
Eric: Yeah, but, but...
Big Darrell: No, sound like, it sound like, okay, so like, if you're a street nigga and they ask you some incriminating questions, I don't wanna talk about that right now. Like, like.
Phone Home: Right, right, right, right, right.
Eric: But I think the wild card here that we really ain't talked about is Thug. Thug getting out of jail got a lot to do with Drake and Future rekindling. And I know that Drake is, Thug, that's his boy. And that's the middle ground here. So Drake got a lot of respect for Thug. And even I think Thug, he's openly tweeting it.
Big Darrell: That's a good point, that's a good point, Bill.
Eric: I think that, you know, that was bound to happen, especially if there's no blood being shed. Especially if there ain't really no, you know what mean? Like, I would take it as blood being shed.
Big Darrell: That's the third, that's the third, that's the third point, Bill. That's a good point. That's a great point. I forgot about that.
80+3=AD3: I built, can I ask you this then? Since they talking about, I mean, he ain't calling Drake a bitch, he ain't alluding to it, they say, all right, bet.
Eric: Mm-hmm.
Phone Home: You said it was a toxic relationship.
Big Darrell: Right. And we going on that. We like to that point right there. Cause that what this look like.
80+3=AD3: Okay, â hey, hey, I'm not disagreeing with that. I don't understand why you keep bringing it up. I said that I still think it's a toxic relationship.
Phone Home: Nah, but you keep trying to say like I'm calling Drake a bitch and I'm saying it.
80+3=AD3: No, you didn't call Drake a bitch. I'm saying you asked who's the bitch. And so then when Darryl got upon on your question, when he rebuttal, he automatically was alluding to Drake being the bitch because he was the one forgiving because you wouldn't have said exactly. So that's where they come from to smooth. I didn't say you called Drake a bitch. But now going back to Bill point, I mean to one of y'all points.
2: I don't think we should throw that word around anywhere.
Big Darrell: And that's the one who.
80+3=AD3: Why how y'all know Drake is the forgiven one when future is the possibility if he really didn't fuck with Drake why the fuck would he get on his album period?
Big Darrell: because it's benefits. So this what I go back to.
80+3=AD3: No, no, no, no, no. ain't there, there, before you go. Hear me out. Fuck the benefits. If you just told me niggas don't fuck with you, that what y'all just fucking told me. Y'all just told me. So is he a bitch because he over for money?
2: Right, right, right.
Big Darrell: But, but, Okay, but look, look, check this out. If a nigga knock you out and then you come back to him and say, all right, bruh, we ain't gonna worry about that. We're gonna be cool now. Why wouldn't I be cool if I'da knock you out?
80+3=AD3: But he did knock him out. What you talking about? â didn't. Kendrick didn't, yeah. He really didn't even knock him out.
The Iron Fist: Hehehehehe
Big Darrell: He did in a sense, In a sense, like, hold on, let me tell you how. He did though. Let me tell you why though. Cause it put a stain on your reputation. And nigga, you got this nigga calling me a pedophile on your fucking, like, starting all this shit. You got me have to sue the label. I'm beefing with the label now. It's a whole bunch of shit in the future that started up.
Phone Home: Look at you! Ay, D, ay, ay, hold on, hold on, D and on top of that, D and on top of that, Travis Scott on stage, egging the nigga on to play the fucking diss song.
Big Darrell: That's what I'm saying. Like you got all these niggas against me, bruh. Like, some bull shit. Like, that's what I'm saying.
80+3=AD3: But that's, but no, no, no, no. You asked between him and Drake. You didn't ask about all these other factors. I'm not talking.
2: Shit, didn't play the song though.
Phone Home: All that, all that, all that lease from that. All right, so let me ask you this, Dean. Let me ask you this, Dean. Let me ask you this. All right, cool. So I let a nigga, I let a nigga diss you on my song. Then I go to a concert. I'm not even playing the song, but a nigga egging me on to play the song. I'm like, you know what, fuck it.
Big Darrell: Two egg and you on, two egg and you on, two egg and smooth on to play the song.
80+3=AD3: No, fuck, hey, fuck the music. Let's go with some real life shit. Let's go with some real life shit.
Phone Home: Bro, just asking you my hypothetical question. So we on the stage and two, hey, hey, man, drop that shit. I drop it, I drop it. You not gonna feel a way about that?
The Iron Fist: you
80+3=AD3: We didn't, bro, that's what y'all not understandin'. I didn't say he don't force a feel away. I didn't say he didn't feel away.
Phone Home: I just asked a silver question, But you ain't answering the question.
Eric: Man, Dink gonna charge you as soon as he see you. Dink gonna charge you. I know Dink. I know Dink. Dink. Like, my boy, he IT specialist. I know all of that and all that sweet. And he show up for them kids and he a coach and he do all that. But if you ask somebody to drop a diss on,
80+3=AD3: I will fill away.
The Iron Fist: You
Big Darrell: Is that what I'm saying?
80+3=AD3: Bro, I'm not saying ain't nothing wrong with feeling the way bro. Bro, I'm not saying ain't nothing wrong with feeling the way but what y'all just said though.
The Iron Fist: you
2: I need a coach.
Big Darrell: And two, and two, make it two, make it two.
Eric: Hey, that's your homeboy. Then go see you when he see you. That's all I'm saying.
80+3=AD3: I'm just saying I know wrong with feeling some type of weight, but we talking about the boy relationships, right? Me out of everybody in this bit me and smooth getting to a problem over at the end of the day is still shit It is what it is. So that's what I'm saying. That's probably what they got both of them
The Iron Fist: That's crazy.
2: What a beast.
Big Darrell: But Bill, it's certain lines that get crossed like, like, like, damn, you got Kendrick Lamar on national TV, winning Grammys, calling me a pedophile and shit. Like that's, that's OD bro.
Phone Home: Right, we argue about sports. Like what? This nigga talks about we get into it, we argue about sports.
The Iron Fist: Hehehehehe
Big Darrell: That what I'm saying, like, and then, and then, and then Smoog got 2 on stage hyping the shit up. Like 2, even 2 heard the song. 2 even know he finna diss you. 2 ain't even tell you nothing.
2: episode fitting nigga
Phone Home: you
The Iron Fist: Yeah.
Phone Home: This nigga out here acting like we arguing real life.
80+3=AD3: N***a, we all got passports!
Big Darrell: And so, so, and look, and look, and so this what I say, Bill. I'm like, Drake has no reason to want to be cool with Future at all anymore. Like, nigga, you need to get on the song and diss they ass again on Iceman. Iceman need to be a solo Drake project with nobody on that bitch.
2: Then we already buy sports.
Eric: Yeah.
Phone Home: Yeah, and that, all right, so we can, like, we can, we can,
2: Nah, I won't say that bro. Hey, bro, bro, bro, bro, bro, bro The man the dog like that was like damn why the fuck you let him do that? But it wasn't nothing personal. It was Don't something else Would it mind you if if if you will stop the way if it was stopped it that it led to a lot of more shit then it's like
The Iron Fist: Yeah.
Phone Home: â man.
The Iron Fist: Nah, yeah, that, that... Yeah, will you put it in perspective? ahead.
80+3=AD3: That's what I'm saying. That's all I'm saying too. I'm with you on that too.
2: â know if that n***a easily be like, I ain't know if he gonna call you a pedophile.
The Iron Fist: I'm not, but me personally, I'm not, if I, I look at it like.
80+3=AD3: Right
The Iron Fist: get it like this though if I'm cool if you're my friend and somebody's back
Phone Home: What's the point in doing You did come up
80+3=AD3: but smooth at the end of the day the shit just be at the end of day. Let's be honest though. Let's let's totally be straight up honest, right? My bad. No, I'm gonna let T. Will go for it. He was talking. Go ahead. Can y'all hear T. Will? â
Phone Home: Okay. Hey, Willy-Yo, Willy-Yo, you need to start smacking these niggas through this motherfucking dog. No, nigga, it's you.
Big Darrell: Yes.
2: My bad, Willie-O.
80+3=AD3: N***a it be you too! Nah, it's Darrell.
Phone Home: You got it, William.
2: What change change ebt that I got fit the words off last part parkeia nigga. I made it up
The Iron Fist: You know, be me. Me personally, I don't know man. I try to think about like if I'm in a professional setting and I know I got millions and hundreds of thousands of people listening to me. I'm not finna, if you're my friend, I'm not gonna let somebody, even if I'm friends with them, I'm like, man, I don't wanna do that man. You know what I'm saying? I understand if you don't wanna get on the song. I appreciate you giving me your time and your verse, cause I know this is how you make your money and everything. You know what saying? But I don't want to do that, bro. You know what I'm saying? If you don't want to change the verse, I understand. You know, we'll go a different direction with it. But I'm not finna, if you're my friend, I'm not finna let, I'm not bout to let, I'm not gonna let another, even if they're my friend, if we're cool, we got some sort of relationship, I'm not doing that. You know what I'm saying? Because it's like a form of humiliation in a way. When you hear all these people, we got, what we say, at this point, I'm thinking about a professional, when I perform,
80+3=AD3: T-Wheel, can I ask you something?
Phone Home: That nigga's gonna be a toy. Stop acting like a cheater.
80+3=AD3: He made it to the point, that's why I'm about to ask him.
The Iron Fist: I'm thinking about I got thousands of people who listen to me who who probably will do what I say if I in certain points, you know what I'm saying? So I got a certain kind of power. I'm not going to put somebody I know in, you know, just because it's entertainment at that point, like people are going to be I don't I don't want to be a part of that humiliation on their end. That's not that's not cool to me.
80+3=AD3: Okay, ATWheel. I'm gonna ask y'all all of these. When did the nigga call him a pedophile?
Phone Home: Bro, we already know when he caught him a pedophile. What do you think?
80+3=AD3: I'm asking for reference, when did he call him a pedophile?
Phone Home: Meet the grams, â not like us.
80+3=AD3: Okay, what's that on future zone? So we all talking about the lead up shit. We not talk we talking about specifically Drake and future bro.
Big Darrell: But on future song, but hold on, hold on, on, hold on. But this what I have an issue with. On future song, this nigga Kendrick Lamar is throwing 100 shots.
80+3=AD3: Y'all talking about lead up shit. That shit, that started without beef, my bad, bro.
Phone Home: Hold on, hold on, hold on. Darryl, let me talk to my boy Dean real quick. Okay. All right. So you just gonna negate the fact that Drake and Future have a fucking album together, your favorite album. We just negating that? So how can you, like these niggas have a damn.
Big Darrell: Okay, okay.
80+3=AD3: I don't No, I'm not in the game. That's part of my that's part of my reason that I don't think it that bad.
Phone Home: They have a diamond song together. They have multiple diamond songs together. They have an album together. They got over probably 20 features together. So we just negate that for another nigga just to get on a sauna to diss you just because.
80+3=AD3: and go crazy together.
Big Darrell: and his whole verse is talking shit about me and you, gotta clear this shit. No, hell nah.
80+3=AD3: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, â no,
Phone Home: What are we talking about, What are we talking about? That's weird, It don't matter bro you- That's crazy bro. It don't matter. It don't matter, bro. That's your dough. Y'all done made fucking millions together. You done made millions together. And you let a nigga get on your shit that ain't did. Y'all ain't made half the money that you and the other nigga done made.
80+3=AD3: On the stone. On the song, what did Drake, Kendrick and Future really say about Drake that was so dammit?
Big Darrell: He was talking about like all the dogs gonna die, all that shit, bro.
80+3=AD3: Yeah, it was was it was simple rap beef, right? They beefing. All right. It was simple shit. Now y'all talking about because of nigga. The biggest the biggest thing is this nigga said was I'm Prince and you Mike Jack. I mean that and and â and â look time out time out.
Big Darrell: No, it was like, it's known that Kendrick Lamar don't like Drake. It's known.
Phone Home: did not. That nigga told Drake he got a cookie chains in. I know what he said. And that's when Drake responded and said, yeah, he told that nigga, â that shit.
2: No.
Big Darrell: I'm a burn them tattoos. I'm doing all this shit.
80+3=AD3: What do say? Okay.
Big Darrell: Niggas say you gonna see Pet Sematary nigga. That nigga say I'ma kill your ass like, no bro. But not to be, hold on, hold on, hold on. But see.
80+3=AD3: Yo, so what? Look at that bar for bar.
The Iron Fist: don't know man, I think sometimes that rap stuff can get tricky though man.
80+3=AD3: It's a weapon! Jay-z Jay-z Jay-z and Wayne coolest fuck and this nigga talking about kidnapping his bitch This nigga tell my kid napping his wife, bro
Phone Home: That nigga... That nigga, â Them niggas ain't, they don't got this, they don't got the,
Big Darrell: They don't got the same relationship, Dink.
The Iron Fist: Yeah man, everybody, man I always say what one person take for play, somebody else to kill for. You know what I'm saying? So you never know.
Big Darrell: It's like I put
80+3=AD3: This nigga Doug shot at Wayne's shit, nay cool.
Big Darrell: Okay, okay, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. This is how I look at it. I look at it as 50 cent versus the game. I look at it as 50 cent versus the game. Is 50 cent and the game cool anymore?
Phone Home: We gonna wrap it up after this, Darah. You got the last point.
2: Damn.
80+3=AD3: Nigga that's they relationship that's what I'm trying to tell you. is different strokes for different folks.
2: No.
Big Darrell: But, but, but okay, why 50 Cent is not cool with the game?
The Iron Fist: They got respect for each other, I think.
80+3=AD3: 50 Cent ain't cool with nobody!
Big Darrell: He cool with Tony Ayo, he cool with, â Lloyd Banks?
80+3=AD3: Nigga the nigga they be talking about the nigga 50 supposed to be dead. So what we talking about? Bro, we you comparing a nigga that's hated by most. This nigga Drake only hated by a few bro.
Big Darrell: But what I'm saying is why is he not cool with the game? Drake hated by most. Drake is hated by most.
80+3=AD3: No, no, he's hated on by most he's not hated 50 cent is actually hated
Big Darrell: Bro, so, so, so, so, so, I'm saying, what I'm saying is, check this out. Okay, the game and 50 Cent had a close music relationship, right? Soon as the game took that for granted and started dissing 50 with 50 Cent do the game, he cut that nigga off and don't fuck with that nigga no more. On some rap beef shit, it ain't even no street. It turned the street.
80+3=AD3: There's a difference!
2: See you here. Taming Bissell.
Big Darrell: But now, okay, okay, so, so Dink, then you said what did Future do, right? Future dropped two motherfucking albums aimed at Drake, like, in regards to nigga, I don't fuck with you, we don't trust you, we don't do none of this shit.
80+3=AD3: YAH! Okay, so what's the problem?
Big Darrell: So the issue is why is Drake still wanna be cool with Future after all this?
80+3=AD3: But that's my problem with you bro. you keep talking about why Drake wanna be cool with Future. Obviously Future's somewhat cool with this nigga if he gonna jump on the train.
Big Darrell: It don't matter though, cause this is what I'm saying. This is what I'm saying, right? If a nigga do something dirty, check me out, check me out. If a nigga do something dirty to you, like let's say for instance, a nigga steal your shoes and steal your money. Huh? Okay, okay. Let me just finish this one point on smooth. We can move on. If a nigga steal your shoes, a nigga steal your money out your house and then you say, it's okay bro. We can still be cool.
Phone Home: We gonna have to move on, man.
2: Yeah, we got â Alright, bro.
80+3=AD3: We can move on. got it. I trying to be trucking, but I'm just, I just don't get it.
2: Hey.
Phone Home: â too? We gotta move on, bro. We gotta move on, bro. We gotta move on, bro.
Big Darrell: You can still come back over my house. Why wouldn't a nigga come back over your house?
80+3=AD3: If it was built, was too smooth, y'all boys. Yeah, that you will be forgiven, bro. I feel like you bad times. You talking about something that we cool with.
Phone Home: What? Man, let's go.
Big Darrell: Alright, here we go to the next subject.
2: That's what y'all gotta... Well, see it was kind of related to that so I don't want to do that. I really cannot... Nah, I...
Phone Home: What you was saying though too?
Big Darrell: â what you gonna say, too? You can have the last word.
80+3=AD3: No it ain't.
2: Nah, I'm ass. I want to go to this a moniker conversation. I won't really want to talk to I really want to hear a bit of POV Before you dip my boy Bill bleats. I leave about two three time I'll lead off first. I think oh, well now I want um Smooth I'm gonna sue you. I want your opinion smooth or date. Thank you. Listen to the album, bro
80+3=AD3: you Yeah, that's a trade. my bad. â
2: No, not European on the album, like European on people's opinion.
80+3=AD3: â I've seen mixed reviews. Some people think like me, some people...
Phone Home: â Who do you want to go first?
2: Smooth, I go smooth. This nigga thinks it's, whoosh.
80+3=AD3: I don't know.
Phone Home: But you said, you said, built first.
80+3=AD3: I'm saying what you are, you know what I'm
2: â yeah, go ahead, Bill.
Eric: â Fuck it, go ahead Darryl. Nah, for me bro, hey, I listened to it before the internet, before I actually seen the internet's opinions of it. That Jack Harlow album is amazing to me. And I like the vibe. I personally love the vibe. Like I love that he channeled, like the album's named Monica, bro. But again, for me, huh?
80+3=AD3: Fuck it, go ahead T-Wheel. Popcorn rings right now.
2: Nah nah, bill bill.
80+3=AD3: Thanks.
Phone Home: My nigga, my nigga, it's not Monica, it's my nigga.
The Iron Fist: Manica
Eric: My nigga did his thang on this one. To me. If you ask me. But that's me though because I like chill music. I think somebody said that he tried to do the Gunnar route and that don't sound nothing like Gunnar album to me. To me. Right. I think maybe, I don't know who said that, but I saw that on the internet somewhere.
2: All right,
Phone Home: you.
2: Come on.
Phone Home: â Joe Budd.
2: â Bill, I need you to do two parts to it. You're like, what you doing now? Like your response to it and also like how you feel about people's response to it afterwards.
Eric: Yes, Joe Budden. What do mean? â huh. okay, well first, I love the album. I think it's amazing. I love the way it's consistent throughout the whole album, right? Like, â a beautiful piece of work that's intentional for me. This album is intentional, and it ain't just a bunch of random songs thrown together, man. He stuck with a theme on this album. â it actually gives you different emotions about women and relationships and you know. two loves at one time and all this other stuff. So I thought it was beautifully put together. Now, when I, like for the second portion of your question, so when I get on the internet, I actually did not expect this album to have this type of response. You know, I was thinking, I mean, he do look goofy with the hats and all of this other stuff that he got on and that, like, his PR team, this PR team is terrible with these, the images that they put out.
80+3=AD3: be laying on my ass.
The Iron Fist: Yeah â
Phone Home: you
Eric: Like honestly, if I would have looked at the internet first before I heard the album, then I probably would. I don't think I would have had a certain take, but it would have been hard for me to just be like, to get these images out of my head. You know what I mean? Like they got my boy, they calling the boy IRS-1. Like what? Like bro, that is it, bro. Like.
The Iron Fist: Yeah. Yeah.
Phone Home: Craig. Bill Scott.
The Iron Fist: Hehehehehe
2: And did you see anyone?
Eric: Jack, bro. Like, Jack, dog. Man, I ain't never seen that dead boy like this. Like, man, that's tough. But the album is good to me.
Phone Home: Hey, Charlie Kirk Franklin is crazy.
80+3=AD3: That's all right. That's all the Kirk Flanagan was the funniest one.
2: â my god, bro.
Phone Home: America by doom
2: Nah, they had some... What is it? J-Way 6... J-Way 6 and Port?
Eric: no.
Phone Home: â yeah, Jerry Ray, fix your part!
2: That's it. Damn.
The Iron Fist: Yeah, they
80+3=AD3: Right?
Eric: That's crazy bro. my album, but my take is I love the album, but I also like love the memes that's going with it. I bet that's that's boosting these sales, you know also, but it's bad. This bad publicity for him.
The Iron Fist: Yeah, both of these, I see.
2: Yeah, I don't like me personally. I think as a person that's had the has on follow Jack throughout his progressions of music. I didn't know where the fuck he was going next. This damn show in on my Napoli car. But once I think because we love like I'm listening to it. I said, well, it's in the right. I ain't think he was going this way this way with it next. But it's like, all right, cool. Because he. Even after Jack Man, Jack Man wasn't a... I think he was a nigga that... Felt like he was, like he loved the art. He loved, like, rap. He ain't go for the, um... This! The Gwen Stefani's single. all this shit that he's been successful with. I think he, I think one of the biggest... I don't, I hate to judge for the next man, but... One of the biggest problems is he wants to be accepted by the culture. And it's crazy. That nigga getting got damn booted out like motherfucking â Jazzy Jeff. You feel me? And shit, I think the comment to speak more to the music, I it was cool, it a cool album. I don't think he going to Drake route. He say just like he said, he used to try to go to Drake route. His, the R &B, the crooning music that he make Drake does, does that sometime, but that's not the main R &B Drake bag. So that's not Drake.
80+3=AD3: I'm
Eric: They showing that boy the exit.
2: land to me he he want to be on some neo soul type shit you feel me and that's not i don't think that's what drake like reigns deep in but like
Phone Home: You think Harlow want to be on some own neo soul type shit?
Eric: Is the music good to you though?
2: I for this, yeah, I think he's in a perfect place in his career to just do him because shit, I think he wanted that rap acceptance. They proven it to you, man, they not gonna give it to you, bro. So it's like, shit, just do you, bro. But I don't think he's doing, I don't think he just went and said, shit, what can I do next?
Eric: My life.
2: would've shocked the world. think that's like, fuck it, let's, let him be me instead of earning my stripes.
80+3=AD3: What y'all keep meanin' about the coaches doing the set up like this, reppin' set up?
Eric: Hold on, hold on. I need to ask this though. Is the music good though? Like do you think the music is good, Wop?
2: Yeah. So this album, this album, think that I love, â I don't love this album, but I like it a lot. I don't love it. I like it a lot.
Eric: Yes.
80+3=AD3: I like it or not.
Eric: No, this album is gonna age super well, by the way. It's gonna age very well.
2: I like it a lot, bro. Yeah.
80+3=AD3: Well that'd be a yunga fuck right now. That'd be... nah. Yeah, I heard it.
Big Darrell: You heard it Dink? I ain't even heard of you. I ain't even know J. Harlow's drop. Is it really called, is Monica or is it my n***a?
The Iron Fist: Monika. Yeah. Monika.
80+3=AD3: It's calm, man.
2: Monika
80+3=AD3: And out.
2: They say triple on tons when they ask me how.
Big Darrell: I heard he say he got black or so.
80+3=AD3: I mean, I, I'm, I'm, I'm,
2: But did you listen to Avenue? But not the end of Avenue. Did you listen to the interview or did you listen to that clip?
80+3=AD3: I'm like you though, darv.
Big Darrell: Just that clip, I ain't see the interview.
2: Can't explain it well.
80+3=AD3: I'm like you though there. Like I didn't go looking for Jack Harlow. I mean I never been a huge Jack Harlow fan so I'm already kind of biased but when I listen to it, cause know a lot of the shit I listen to cause y'all you know cause I wanna be you know I don't really care to listen for Jack Harlow but I would listen to shit. You know, cause everybody talking, know, y'all boys talking about something. like, let me listen to it. Cause I know Jack Harlow can rap. I just never been a fan of him, but I know he can like fucking rap. I knew this was going to be a rap album because I seen it somewhere even before 2Head said it. But I was like, let me just, you know, check it out. And I was trying to make sure I won't go into their own bias. Cause you know, you know who you know, who a person is. So that's what you expect. But like the song that I mean, it's Neil's soul, but he don't sound soulful.
Phone Home: It's Neo Solus.
80+3=AD3: Facts. mean good point. Like it's just like, like when you hear Jill Scott, you hear it coming from somewhere. You know what I'm saying? And like, don't get me wrong. Yeah, I feel the intentions of, I feel the-
The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
Phone Home: We hear it coming from our soul. Right, you right, you right. what he tried to do.
80+3=AD3: Yeah, I see what he tried to do and it was good. I mean, the project itself or your intentions was good. Like the streamlining of each song. I like the shit like the emotions and shit of, you know, the different girls, whatever, blah, blah, blah. But like if you hear I go somebody as simple as Mario, right? Like if you hear this song, I can hear your heart like you really like feeling that shit. I feel nothing that nigga talking about nothing.
The Iron Fist: Do you?
80+3=AD3: And like I always tell Bill well they thought the songs were good I'd be like bro like when y'all get to the understanding that Yes intentions matter, but the song so don't nobody give a fuck like that those songs was this but Like I don't think you got one hit on them not one like no gold
Phone Home: Well, I don't think he was trying to, I don't think he wasn't going for a hit. So we got to be clear. We got to be clear about that.
80+3=AD3: I don't think it was either, you know, shit, drink don't go for hits. Them bitches just end up on the radio, but that's just the way it goes.
Phone Home: Well, no, mean, the genre of music that he made, that's not hip making music. regardless of what he's trying to do, it ain't gonna go nowhere. I think, â you know, just from a technical standpoint, it is soulless music because he can't sing. So he couldn't go to, he couldn't hit other.
80+3=AD3: Well, that's true. That's a point. â It was black though. Okay.
Phone Home: vocal points, he had to stay in one tone the whole album. Like that's just a, that's a pure fact. And he, he, he, he got it off because he got a name, but I mean, he stayed in one tone, whole single album, except for the last song. And the last song, I think that's probably the, that was like the most, the most, â passionate song I heard. But yeah, he, I mean, I'm not, I ain't skipping, I listened to it twice. I listened to it twice. I'm not going to skip.
80+3=AD3: It was... fake. I mean, I mean, did you skip? I'll listen.
Phone Home: But it's not, it's not a, I'm not gonna skip on my, if I'm intentionally trying to like, yeah, yeah, go through it.
Big Darrell: First listen, yeah, me too.
80+3=AD3: I skipped the first I skipped them but I had to go back and listen to them the second time because I wanted to get through the album and but then no the reason I say skips and I'm not because I know you saying intentions like you trying to hear him the reason I say they were skippable because I could like I was just listening to listen now like to be like let me if I could say I gave it a shot but if it was just in the car and it was just owner it would have got skipped
2: Listen, yeah. I also think... I also...
80+3=AD3: Like them songs was like they were boring like like smooth said they couldn't he couldn't he can't sing and when you do those neo song songs, it's not even just about it being good to me. It's about you. Yeah, you supposed to feel it like.
Phone Home: You got to be coming from somewhere else. You got to be coming from somewhere else. But I want to like what Tu was saying. What Tu was saying about. â
2: I think the same. Let me get the one, this is one point off smooth. I bet bro. I think this, I think it's a, I know you're going to disagree smooth. I think this is like, â where it's like, miss like, damn, it really ain't no, it's a hopscotch. You know what I'm saying? Or like double Dutch. Once you jump in, I think he really got to one like, it. Don't set me here. Let me do me.
80+3=AD3: Well...
2: But it's this next thing like, wait, wait, wait, wait, no, wait, wait, wait, this, this the connecting point. I think this is â kind of what Kysen that â have trouble with. Cause he don't, he want to fully commit. At this point he did, but he took a big break. Well, Jack did too, damn. But I think this is what it's like, damn, you jump into this new genre or new theme.
80+3=AD3: Hey, man.
Phone Home: I don't I don't I don't
2: When you was once revered as something and people have what they didn't have they way with them with words funny as jokes even though don't agree all the way with like the funniest thing I think this is the same point it's like damn what do you do how do you go from this to this without doing this
Phone Home: Well, I kind of got like a long point just about the whole thing in general, because you know, too, me and you have been fans of Jack Harlow and like his trajectory. And so I do think, I do think he did realize that it was nothing he could do to get inside the genre. And I think to that point, I think you just keep being you.
2: Andrew.
Phone Home: You know what saying? You keep doing the type of music you've been doing. But like you said, he wants to be a part of the culture. So he tried to find a way to be a part of the culture. And I think that's all cool and all, but at the same time, like you can't sing. You stayed in one tone the whole album because you know you can't sing. And so black people heard this and they like nigga, like. Where the fuck is the soul? Where is it? You got your hat tilted to the side like Anthony Helman to common. You got the moves, but nigga the soul ain't in it. So I think honestly, I don't even think people had jokes before they heard the album. And when they heard the album, that's when it was just like, wait, hold on. Cause he said that.
80+3=AD3: I ain't here to see.
2: It was the album cover too.
Phone Home: No, no, no, no, no, no. He said that black shit, he said that blacker shit, â he said, a lot of my counterparts move more to the white music, â but I'm getting blacker. He said that before the album, ain't nobody have a problem with it. Then he dropped the album and it was like, nigga, if you gonna say that, the soul at? And this is my problem.
Big Darrell: He said that before the album. Ain't nobody had a problem. Then he dropped the album and it was like ninja.
80+3=AD3: So.
2: I disagree, I disagree.
Phone Home: This is my problem. This is my problem with black people. This shit is fucking stupid as fuck. I'm gonna tell you why stupid as fuck because Jack Harlow is telling y'all, dog, I see all these white people leaving y'all. I see what Post Malone did. I done seen what Miley Cyrus did. I don't wanna be that person. And black people still got a
80+3=AD3: Yeah. Thanks.
Phone Home: FUCKING PROBLEM WITH IT!
80+3=AD3: How â
Phone Home: It's fucking stupidity! You gotta pay attention, you gotta be paying attention to the tweets and from the...
Big Darrell: He made a good point. That's a great point.
80+3=AD3: No, no, no, no, no, no, no. know what you're saying, because they were saying that about Justin Timberlake and they were saying that about Justin Bieber and shit like that. Although I do disagree with the Myla Cyrus though, because she started off with country and shit. now Post Malone.
2: I think they did. You disagree with that, sir?
Phone Home: But what point are you trying to disprove? Because I won't finish it.
Big Darrell: But what part of you trying to disprove because I wouldn't finish it. Know what I'm saying? you say, why you hate things about black people? we would talk, we would. I'm trying to finish my point, bro. I told you I had a long point to make about this shit. So my point is, Jack Harlow intentionally tones out, like, bro, I see what everybody's doing.
80+3=AD3: Know what saying? Why you say, why you hate that about black people? Like we would talk, we would, I don't think we.
Phone Home: I'm trying to finish my point, bro. I told you I had a long point to make about this shit.
80+3=AD3: I'll go eat.
Phone Home: So my point is, Jack Harlow intentionally told y'all like, bro, I see what everybody's doing. This is me trying to stay in the culture. This is me trying to relate. This is what, this is who I wanna be. They didn't drag this nigga through the mud. I don't like the album, that's cool. But I see that this nigga, he wants to be a part of it.
Big Darrell: This is me trying to stay in the culture. This is me trying to relate. This is what, this is who I want to be. They didn't drag this nigga through the money. And he paying respect to homage, yeah.
Phone Home: He's paying respect and homage. And they done literally just told this nigga, nah bro, you trying too hard. What? You got it. You got it, dink. you got it, Willio.
The Iron Fist: Please, you can't please music people. Because if you give them what they want, they're going to find something else. But if you're not giving them what they want, then they're going to steal a trip on you. You know what saying? That's why I was saying.
Big Darrell: You can't please music people. â
Phone Home: you Well, yeah, now we back to your point. God damn. I guess I agree with you.
The Iron Fist: You know, that's all I was trying to say about Drake and everybody in general. When you on that level, man, it's almost like magic to get everybody on the same accord. It's almost like that. But it's going to be more often times than not, you can feel like this is your best work and people are like, nah, but he ain't bring it like last time.
Big Darrell: Yep.
The Iron Fist: then you might bring it like last time or attempt to do it like last time, and be like, he ain't growing. It's like, what do y'all want? It's like, that's why I say like, man, if these people allow the internet or just the world in general, because they, I think everything is so amplified when you on that level, man, I can see how somebody could go crazy. Like, if you just care, if you just invested in your art and you care what the people think,
Big Darrell: â he stayed the same. Yep.
The Iron Fist: and when you put it out there and it don't go the way or it's not received as how you would like it man to me it makes sense why Andre 3000 just walks around playing a flute like he be like man you can't and maybe maybe he's like you can't please these niggas and he set the bar and I'm kind of veering off but I use him as a you know an example is because
Eric: You
2: Make sure you stay.
Phone Home: â holy shit, where we going? Where we going? Where we going? Niggas finna bring up Wayne?
The Iron Fist: I'm just saying â no no no, I'm talking about J3K I just think that his bar, he made his bar set so high people give him he's highly revered just off of â just off of a group you know what I'm saying? So like suppose he put out something and it don't go the way it's received as to how he would like it. You know what I'm Would that kind of affect him? You know what I mean? All I'm saying is you can't please these people. It's just impossible, I think, when you're on that level.
Phone Home: All right, but this is my thing though, Willie-O. I don't even think this is about music. Like, what I'm talking about. What I'm referring to is just like him wanting to make something for the quote unquote culture. And they like, nigga, hell nah, nigga. You don't need to take me, you don't get that shit out of here. That's what I'm saying. don't even, like, maybe it has to do with the music good or not.
The Iron Fist: Yeah, no, they ain't taking it.
Eric: You
Phone Home: But I still think it's like bad that he told y'all like, hey yo, I see everybody going the other way. I still want to be over here with y'all. And you won't go over there with Post Malone. Now when he go over there with Post Malone, he go over there, it's just like.
The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm. He gonna be trippin'. And that's all I'm sayin'. Yeah, and we actually sayin' the same thing, you know what I mean? you can't, and even in this sense, he can't please the people, he's not gonna be able to. Because again, he told us, and it maya came out a certain way in that interview. â He's basically sayin' like, this is what I wanna do, you know, I'm stickin' with it.
Big Darrell: They gonna say he profited off the culture.
2: I think.
The Iron Fist: I'm down with this. This is really who I am, you know what I mean? And he gives us that on another side and it's like now people's like, man, we don't want to hear that.
2: Well-
Phone Home: What the hell, I?
2: What will you let a you guys Cyrus the background will you I want how old will you I'm only on built answer this question Cuz we can't we can't duck around this this part of it and my job on Jackson I'm gonna say that but â when Jack said â I got a blacker I know what he meant, but the comment itself how y'all feel about that like that one particular comment
Eric: That's me. That's me.
The Iron Fist: think it's in context.
Eric: What? That's what he said?
2: That's what...
Phone Home: That's what I'm referring to, Bill.
The Iron Fist: Yeah, yeah. Go ahead, go ahead, Bill.
Eric: What, he said he got blacker? Why did he say that though?
2: Yeah.
Phone Home: Yeah, that's what I was referring to.
2: Cuz like Miley Cyrus, MKG, well MGK, and he was saying like, cuz the way they asked the question I think cuz they went â contemporary, went rock, they went pop. No, no wait wait wait wait wait. Mind you, his contemporaries they went rock, pop, â rock and roll, whatever.
Big Darrell: I the style of music, right?
Eric: Damn, Jack. That nigga ain't media trained for it.
The Iron Fist: That's what, that's all it is.
Big Darrell: country.
2: He went country, my bad, yeah. Appreciate that, Bill. He went R &B. So fleeing hip hop or rap, he didn't go with those allies. He went R &B. He said, yeah, I went blacker. I didn't do what my contemporaries did with my coat and my peers, my white peers. I went R &B. So you're like, I went blacker. I understand that. But at the same time, just to comment.
Eric: Mm-hmm.
The Iron Fist: I understand that too.
2: Certain shit you just can't say. How do feel about that?
The Iron Fist: Say, yeah. That's why, and that's, may, I got my bag, go go go ahead.
Phone Home: Well, I think that's white humor. Unfortunately, that's white humor.
Big Darrell: Right, right, that's exactly what it is, humor.
Phone Home: That's how I seen it.
Eric: Yeah, yeah, Jack.
Phone Home: You on mute, Dink. You on mute. I ain't try to mute you, bro.
2: Yeah, but from a person, he's hyper aware. You say what?
80+3=AD3: Nah, you good. What? I know two in built that had a problem with it. I know you had a problem with... You better. And what you be? And I'll be, but I know you better than me. I know you had the black pepper some shit after he said that.
2: Tommy?
Eric: You
2: Let me, cool. I understood it. But I, I, I can't say it though. I can say it though if we, if I can get my, if, can I? You white bro, you can't say shit like that. But especially after saying that you were hyper, like vigilant to like the things, cause you're, you feel like you, or you want to be a part of this culture. You want to be a part of this culture.
Big Darrell: But 2 2 understood it. It wasn't really like, it wasn't really disrespectful.
Eric: Yeah.
80+3=AD3: No, is.
Phone Home: What's going on? No, we didn't even like see you holding it straight.
Eric: I'm trying to figure out myself.
80+3=AD3: Hey, that's part of the two theme, nigga. He dressed like 50, so he got those, you know what saying? He got those tires and shit going.
2: Bye, bro!
Eric: That took episode 50 too far.
2: Now, you bro, you want to be part of this coach, but you want a motherfucking siren ringing off the back of your fucking microphone.
Eric: You can take episode 15 and live through it.
2: You see see what it is. You see what's be a black nigga, but now I was like shit. That's how they treat them. You feel me? You want they they I I guess they don't they don't really kiss first off They never jet. Oh, they never oh tip for jacob harlow anyway, though. You feel me? So for him to do it's like damn you not I know this white boy ain't saying this shit if you look if you follow his path In his videos his his musicians and his the women his videos are black
80+3=AD3: on the re- I just kinda disagree, I'll go here though. The only reason I was kinda disagreeing with Smoove is because Smoove made it sound like it's just black people that do that. White folks, if your shit ain't good, they had some shit to say about Taylor Swift when she went from country to pop. They was saying some shit about Florida Georgia line when they first came out. Oh, that ain't no real country. know what saying? So it's all of us. That's what I was saying. That's the only thing I was disagreeing with you about. Far as like, you know, when somebody switch up or something, you're going to get credit from both sides. So, you know, they even had some silver. They were trying to say Bad Bunny was trying to be too Americanized. Like the Hispanic group. They like, you're supposed to be for us. So, you know, everybody has something to say. That's why I saying, I don't think it was just us as a coach.
2: Nah bro, but this rap, this- But he did his thing at the Super Bowl, so I don't think that's bad.
80+3=AD3: But that's the thing though. See, he, it was still good music for us. So you nothing to fight. When you Jack Harlow and you come out of it, it's just like Eminem. Hey, when you good at it, see what can we say? Yeah. You know what saying? Like his shit just wasn't good. That's what I'm trying to tell you. The shit, it ain't that we was like, hey, get the fuck about it. It's just the shit wasn't good. If the shit was good, we would have treated it like Justin Timberlake. It just ain't good.
2: Love yous! okay just like the pop music but but â i guess that that one that that let's see
The Iron Fist: â That's good point. That's a good point.
Eric: Crazy that I missed, kind of good though.
80+3=AD3: That's all I be trying to say, It ain't, it ain't. That's be my whole point at the end of the thing.
Phone Home: You can't see! If he could have, if he would have came on there and just had like some oohs and ahs, like I just felt like it was a lot of, I know he said they did no cursing. He said, he said they, you know, I think he said they kept it short and all that type of stuff. And like, you know, I could, I could see all of that, but you know, he, he, he could have had a, you know, â he could have, he could have put Eric Kibidew on a song, you know, he could have.
The Iron Fist: Hmm.
Phone Home: He could have helped himself out a little bit, Through some neo soul features. Yeah.
Big Darrell: could put Jill Scott, Anthony Hamilton, yeah.
80+3=AD3: No, I enjoyed what he did. I enjoyed that he took a leap. I mean, it was a cliff. You know, he, I... But we got...
The Iron Fist: I thought that was dope. Yeah, that's what I thought. That's what I thought. That was dope.
Phone Home: Yeah.
2: Yeah, that's a I think I think I don't I don't think the music is like in question when I feel like the the lines more so in question That's some action. How you feel about it, Bill?
Big Darrell: He just got to reach deep in that bag if he want to do that lane.
Phone Home: Right. But that's what I'm saying, but he said that...
Eric: The music is an exception to me. I love the music. I like that it's concise. say, what? The line is, yeah, nah, you can't say that, Like, like, yeah. Well, you can say that, but it's gonna further enhance the response that you're getting. you can do what you, we all can do what we wanna do, but boy, that ain't gonna go out for you well. That's all.
2: We're about to learn.
80+3=AD3: That's easy, bro. I don't know. It's out.
2: Yeah. free will.
80+3=AD3: Can I ask you something small?
Big Darrell: and maybe he will try to get that response to get more traction around the album.
Phone Home: What's up?
Eric: Maybe.
80+3=AD3: But like Jack Harlow ain't the first one to transition to something else. had our own people. Youngboy did it. Wayne did it.
2: Mmm.
Phone Home: Nah, bro, but ain't nobody said what he said. That's what I'm saying. I heard that statement about the blacker point before the album. So that's what I'm saying. Just how I seen it was everybody heard those statements because he was dropping like little clips of his interview. And then everybody heard the statements and it's like, all right, cool. I ain't back. You say he got blacker? I ain't back.
2: They bled, bro.
80+3=AD3: Right. Let's see what you got.
Phone Home: And then a nigga, dropped the album that sound like unsalted crackers. That's what it is.
80+3=AD3: you
2: You
80+3=AD3: Yeah, I don't think nobody people had a problem with him saying like he got blacker. I think it's just you did. I mean, I ain't gonna say nobody had a problem with it. But yeah, that's what I'm about to say. It's just like, it's kind of like, it's got no, that's why I say I ain't gonna say nobody, but it's kind of to the point that it's just like, he kind of should have let somebody else say he got black. If it was a black dude say, hey boy, he getting blacker. but then it still would have been even more hype on the,
Phone Home: You ain't live up to the hype. You ain't live up to the hype.
2: No, you ain't at... You ain't looking at some salmita, bro?
Phone Home: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, he should have been on an interview with like Charlamagne or some shit.
80+3=AD3: Right, Yeah, yeah, â yeah.
The Iron Fist: Charlamagne would have got at him.
2: Thanks a- yeah.
Big Darrell: Right, now that's a better.
Phone Home: Well, I'm just saying a black person. I'm just saying a black person.
The Iron Fist: Yeah. â yeah. Charlamagne would have got it.
2: No, no,
The Iron Fist: Yeah, you see, that's the type of stuff Charlamagne do. I see Charlamagne do this one time. He was, who was that dude, Rory the white guy?
2: I think it's trailer money.
Phone Home: Post below, post below.
80+3=AD3: That's a good point though, smooth.
The Iron Fist: No, no, he did, he did What's Name Bad one time. He came on the show and he said, Rory, let's get it to some niggas shit. Let's get it to some niggas. Like, he kinda put him on the spot a little bit. You get what I'm saying?
Phone Home: No, no, he did Post Malone dirty. he, Post Malone came on the show and he said, so how do you feel about Black Lives Matter?
The Iron Fist: Yeah, I- yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah see he do stuff like that
Eric: How did Post Malone answer that though? I gotta watch that.
80+3=AD3: Thank I'm gonna make a video live.
Big Darrell: I need your standpoint before I buy your album.
Phone Home: Man, I think that nigga was just stuck, bro. And that's the reason he went to, that's why he left. That's why Post Malone left. He was like, you know what? I bet y'all ain't gotta tell me twice.
The Iron Fist: That's why he do that. That's why he do that. That's why he do that. Yeah, and that's the type of stuff Charlamagne do. So if Jack was to go see Charlamagne, it's going to be a whole lot of that. That's what it's going to be.
2: But I think that works in Jack's favor. I think Jack.
The Iron Fist: You think so?
Phone Home: He need to go do it. Yeah, he need to go do something. You're right, too. He need to go. Hey, hey, you know what's funny? I think he, I think he gonna be able to â what's up?
The Iron Fist: He need to, he probably need to. He probably need to.
2: I think I think we'll well fuck them up. Hey, that's Smooth. fucked up was fucked them up was going on the podcast or interview with two white people. He sure was a black people because he has the charm. They wouldn't ask him that question. But being with two white people, being funny with two white people like damn, y'all think this shit is sweet. â
Big Darrell: He didn't do breakfast club though?
Phone Home: Right. Yeah.
The Iron Fist: Ah, yeah, yeah. That's I said it came out of the way, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Phone Home: Yeah. Yeah, I think he going on the Joe Biden show though. Maybe that clip was fake, but I didn't.
2: And they better check in.
Phone Home: You
Eric: Saying Jack Harlow gotta check in is diabolical. Jack Harlow gotta check in. He gotta check in with Jill Scott. He gotta check in with Anthony Hamilton.
Big Darrell: Talk to them and think.
The Iron Fist: Hahaha!
Phone Home: Right. I agree with you, Dean. I agree with you. I agree with you. mean...
Big Darrell: That's facts, that's facts.
The Iron Fist: Say that again, dig my bed,
Eric: You gotta check in with Com. I love it. I love the album. I love it. I love the album. It's a great album to me. It's a great album to me.
The Iron Fist: It was not a bad album to me though honestly.
2: Trying to figure out my palate, it's crazy.
The Iron Fist: It's not bad. It's not bad.
Phone Home: I heard it twice. I heard it twice and I'm definitely not going to put it back on.
Eric: I love it.
The Iron Fist: Yeah, I mean, that's how I feel. It's actually a cool album, you know what saying? But I don't think it's not something that it's not something that I would just go, you know, plot to play over and over again. But it's just to hear it, you know, it was like one of those things like, man, it's cool that he went a different direction and I can see what he was trying to do. And to me, the music is not bad, honestly. It's just, you know, I'm not, I never really been a big Jack Harlow fan. However, listening to this, it's not bad. It's not really not. It's really not.
2: But, hey.
Eric: Smooth.
2: Something like smoke. Bro, hey, willio, you gotta stop doing them safe words bro. They got on your ass last time
Phone Home: But as an artist, let me ask you a
Eric: You know, I'm too...
Phone Home: Hey, well, that's what I was just about to say though. That's what I was just about to say to you, Will.io. You saying it's not bad as a artist, as an artist yourself. If I say, man, it's not bad, Will.io. Okay, all right, bad. Bad, bad, bad.
2: However...
The Iron Fist: It would bother me. It definitely would bother me if somebody said so so and and and I guess looking at it from an artist perspective I Would say it's not bad, you know, cuz if somebody came up to me and said it's not bad
2: He said the same thing.
The Iron Fist: Because I don't know how else to put it, you know? From an artist's perspective.
2: What the? This is... That niggas said this shit did not bad.
Eric: Damn, you saying this Apple suck without saying this suck.
Phone Home: â shit!
The Iron Fist: It's just, it's just, yeah, it's, it actually, it, the music, it's put together well. I think it's put together well. It's just, it's just not, yeah. I would feel, yeah. Cause, cause as an artist, the goal is to blow somebody away. That's the goal. You know what I'm saying? So even if somebody said, â it's all right, you know, I'm like, dang, okay, I gotta do better on the next one. Or maybe.
Phone Home: It's all good, dawg. It's all good. I just had to you from an artist's perspective. If a nigga had told you, hey...
The Iron Fist: Maybe there is no pleasing that some people you know what I'm saying, but â again I never I wasn't really a Jack Harlow fan anyway like that I Don't want to say that cuz he's actually he's actually a good artist though. So I'm trying to I'm just trying I said something about it â Like when I listen to when I listen to his rapping he actually can rap I'm telling y'all what I like about the dude
2: I'm just saying this shit. Castle!
Big Darrell: Ay! Ay, what?
The Iron Fist: But it's certain selling factors for me also that keep me going back to an artist. It's just something about him that just doesn't have that selling tool for me where I'ma continue to listen to him. However, when I hear him on songs like, you know, What's Poppin', you know, things like that, I'm like, this dude can flow. He got a good rap voice. He â actually knows, it actually sounds like he knows what he's doing. However, There's something there and it's like a selling tool. can't explain it. It's something when I see an artist, I click, want to check him out. It ain't even gotta be because he's not black. It ain't even because of that. It's just something about, you know, artists that makes me interested in them, you know, and it makes me want to follow them and continue, you know, and then dig deeper into their music. Although I see these great things about Jack, it's just something about him that doesn't make me go the extra mile to...
Phone Home: Yeah, he's not black. Fucking way. Mm-hmm.
Big Darrell: He too white.
2: I think, I think that no way. I think that song, what the song is, when he called not people on Jack man, it's him. I think that's that's just hard. The storytelling, he even like you said, what's popping that song, the song with Drake churches down. He didn't keep up with Drake, but he kept up enough to clear 55, 65 % of the field.
The Iron Fist: And that's it.
Phone Home: â shoot.
The Iron Fist: Mm-hmm. Hey, get it!
2: I think he does enough or that song. They don't love it like I do like I'm saying that's that was like in the point where we're saying I love baby got the lead or Right wrist right there. This nigga only put only nigga put out an album. It was just rapping But she it don't matter if you love it more than him brother you we don't accept you and that's sad
Phone Home: Yeah, yeah, I remember that. Yeah, I remember, and that's when we thought he was doubling down too. And then he popped out of there and was like, â shit, these niggas still don't fuck with me. And that's when he like, know, transitioned to the movies and just, you know, he just dropped a single. I think he dropped, dropping singles and you know, here we are. But.
Big Darrell: I get what.
2: They still didn't fuck with- but they didn't fuck with him though. He went number one too.
Big Darrell: But I give what smooth was saying like a smooth you say so like man you have a nigga your album he's saying it's not bad Like what that mean that's it trash
Phone Home: You're right, right, right. you
Eric: You
The Iron Fist: Does that make it?
Phone Home: Right? Right?
2: Hey, you might got some here buddy
The Iron Fist: Nah, and you know what's so crazy? It don't necessarily mean that it's It really don't. I don't think it even means that. It's just like, â I almost take it as being, hear potential, but you just ain't caught my ear all the way. I'm telling y'all, it's a difference between if something is trash, you like, it's trash. You feel me? No, no, if I don't like something, I'll tell you.
Phone Home: You good, bro!
2: You
Big Darrell: William ain't gonna call your shit trash. He gonna say, boy, you got potential. You got potential.
2: No, it's a mess.
The Iron Fist: I'm you man.
Phone Home: You â Hey, real quick though, real quick, before we get out, before we get on, we gotta talk about how to, hey, we gotta talk about how them New York niggas got on Willie, yo.
2: You know you wouldn't bro. Hey Bill, if a nigga said... Keep connecting, keep canceling bro.
The Iron Fist: Yeah, Listen!
Big Darrell: Yeah
2: Yeah, what about your subject?
The Iron Fist: Listen man!
Phone Home: Bro, I woke up to about 80 comments. I was like.
Big Darrell: Boy, they ain't like that supposedly shit, boy. They ain't like that shit, boy.
The Iron Fist: Yeah, I saw that too. was like, man, when I woke up, was like, what was this? Sunday morning? I just, you know, just look, I was like, dang man. I'm literally hated by the internet. Like that's crazy. Like I was like, wow, this is crazy. And you know what's so crazy? You know, and it's so crazy cause I didn't even realize like I had said it.
2: I can't hear you pray!
Phone Home: Hey, that nigga's just saying, supposedly, supposedly.
Eric: But that's supposedly, they hated it.
2: You're supposed to get in your ass.
The Iron Fist: I didn't even realize I had, you know, was like, you know, supposedly I was just trying to, you know, make my point in regards to whatever it is I was talking about, but it just kind of tripped me out how like, you know, I don't know. It just kind of let me see that, you know, man, it's certain little catch words, you know, key phrases that can set people off, you know, and that's just kind of how I see it.
Phone Home: Right. It was so crazy. Like I had like two clips I was like deciding to like to choose between the two. And so like this, this wasn't even the best one, but I just felt like it was a fluid point. So I'm like, all right, man, I'm gonna just drop this one. And then I'm like, God damn.
2: Set a nigga up.
The Iron Fist: Yeah. Man, that's crazy, bruh. And I was like, dang, after...
Eric: That supposedly is an engaging word, obviously.
The Iron Fist: I had no, bro, and you know what's so crazy? Cause I didn't mean, I didn't even mean nothing about it. You know what saying? And it didn't make it back cause I did this. You know I'm saying? It was just, you know, I was just talking. Yeah, no, go back and look at the clip. Go back and look at the clip when I did this. And I saw, I saw, I saw somebody put a jiff in there and they said, supposedly. Like, I was like, dang, you know.
Phone Home: I know. I didn't even know!
Eric: Supposedly.
Big Darrell: But but look I'm glad
Phone Home: Yeah
Big Darrell: Look, I'm glad Will.io said supposedly because it was an interview, right? It's so funny that I tied back into my boy, but it was an interview with Quincy Jones and Kendrick Lamar, right? And Quincy Jones was asking Kendrick Lamar, he say, you know where rap started from, right? And Kendrick was like, no, tell me. He didn't say no, didn't know. He was just like, tell me. And Quincy Jones went into stating that, well, rap originated in Africa and he traced it back to African praise poets known as â I think it's bongi. I think that's the word â But so â glad you use the word supposedly, you know, â York said they created Quincy Jones say They well, you know, New York niggas ain't having that night
Phone Home: Well them New York niggas weren't having that shit though. They weren't having that.
The Iron Fist: They not they not but I'm gonna tell you something funny. I actually I actually went into chat GPT, right? And I had typed in cuz you know seeing seeing that, you know that word supposedly had kind of set flames You know whatever so I have asked chat I had said is it arguable to say that hip-hop supposing I said is it arguably arguable that Hip-hop supposedly started in New York. I said could one argue if people had migrated from the south bringing their music
Eric: Not at all.
The Iron Fist: that there wouldn't be hip-hop. And this is what Chad said, he said, yes, this is very reasonable argument. And a lot of historians would say that there's truth in it. The key is understanding the difference between where hip-hop was born and where musical DNA came from. said, it's given â Bronx, New York as the birthplace of hip-hop. It credits DJ Kool Herc and DJ Technique for looping breakbeats. But the roots came from the South and then it furthermore is going on to say that because they because of the great migration They brought blues storytelling southern church call and response spoken rhythmic traditions and Rhythmic talking then it also goes on to say to what Darryl said African and southern oral traditions West African storytelling black people preaching style and you know street rhyming and poetry So it did bring up African African traditions as well as being part of the origin, you know for hip-hop, know what I'm saying? So although it was actually born in New York City the roots come from Africa and you know, you can either say the south paid contribution to it as well. That's it
Big Darrell: And I got you another one too. A lot of people say
Phone Home: Now you can make the last point there.
Big Darrell: A lot of people say James Brown started rapping. He was known for rapping and in his songs he would do certain little lines he would say and certain repetitiveness that he would do. A lot of people say James Brown is the father of rap. And it's funny because James Brown is from South Carolina.
Phone Home: Alright.
The Iron Fist: from june from from yeah okay i thought it was going to say georgia but okay i didn't even know that i he's from georgia okay good sir okay okay okay okay
Big Darrell: Well, that's where he was born, but he moved to Georgia. Like he was raised in Georgia, but he was born in South Carolina. So that's the one biggest thing. Like he is known for the first person going on record, having â what we would say a traditional rap song.
The Iron Fist: So.
Phone Home: I'll do you, babe. dollars.
2: It's out the mud. I appreciate that. So it was good. We made a 50. We made a 50 count.
Phone Home: That was a great ass episode, man.
The Iron Fist: So.
Eric: episode of Five-O.
Big Darrell: And then, before we go, the songs that they would say James Brown rapped on was, Black and I'm Proud and King Heron. King Heron is a real good one. It's like him doing like, it's almost kind of like poetry or spoken word, but it sound like a rap. It sound like a nigga rapping on a soulful beat.
Phone Home: So
The Iron Fist: Check that out was a cardigan okay i'm a check that out i heard that before archie
Phone Home: So.
Big Darrell: King Heron and then the other one is I'm Black and I'm Proud. You know, that ain't no singing, singing. That's a chant and that's what rap is. But King Heron is one of the notable ones and that came out in 1972.
2: That was a lot of his drugs, innit?
Phone Home: Right. Bye.
2: listening.
Eric: Just download it, I'm gonna check it out later.
Phone Home: So.
The Iron Fist: That's what I'm looking at right now.
Big Darrell: Okay, okay.
Phone Home: â baby.
Big Darrell: Yes, sir. Episode 50.
Eric: Weezy.
2: I threw 40 pounds for this shit with our boy nigga. It's... Pity.
Phone Home: Episode 50, baby. That nigga got a 50-pound weight vest on.
Eric: episode of Fitty. Love, baby.
The Iron Fist: Hehehehe
2: What is it?
Eric: Hmm.