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I guess we're gonna go ahead and start this shit off, right?
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Your podcast intro loading.
How y'all doing?
How y'all doing?
It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood.
I'm telling you, we got some new shit.
Do y'all like our new intro, man?
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Our new intro is wild right now.
Shout out to DJ Nekka.
Who did that intro?
Yeah, we working on some shits, man.
We got my boy in the building eating snacks with strippers.
That's like your alias name?
Yeah, that's like my online social media persona.
Instagram handle?
My Instagram handle.
But really it's more than that,
because it's been like on a bunch of different shit.
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Like people will see me in the street
and call me that that I don't even know.
Really?
They're like, I know you from Instagram.
I like to call you Aquaman,
because one day he's knocking on the door all night.
He's like boom, boom, boom.
I'm like, who the fuck is it?
It's like, sleep is his wife, man, with tattoos.
He's like, I got Aquaman.
I get that one a lot though.
I get that one and I get the Undertaker, like the wrestler.
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Man.
I get that one a lot.
The dead man.
Yeah, that's what this fucker always like
when I walk in the club so as they, he's like,
dead man walking.
Brother.
Okay, man.
So it's been a while.
I want to welcome y'all to the Gear podcast.
I'm DJ Nekka and I got my way.
DJ Sleepy Year?
Yeah, sir, man.
We got our special guest eating snacks with strippers.
And we're going to jump straight into it because it's been a while.
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We miss you.
And yeah, so y'all know who Brittany Griner is, right?
Who?
Brittany Griner.
The basketball player.
Right.
The one that looks like a man, sounds like a man.
I don't think she looks like a man really.
I mean, she's got masculine features,
but she's like seven foot tall, right?
Like how could you not?
Right.
She cut off her breast.
And so anyway, Brittany Griner was spotted outside crying
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outside of her house claiming her wife had cheated on her
with a man and that she slept with the man more times in a week
than she slept with Brittany Griner out of her own entire career.
Why would she air that out to the world?
Was she from Houston, Texas?
Listen, I have no idea, man.
That was some really dirty work.
Nasty workers, they say.
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I mean, so what do you think?
Do you think that like a woman can be in love with a woman
and not cheat with a man?
Or do you think the natural process of selection always kicks in?
Well, you're a female.
Let me see that question.
Well, I'm bisexual.
Everybody needs some dick.
I feel you.
I mean, I like women.
Hey.
Well, I mean, I haven't had dick in a while, but in years.
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But I must say, I feel like a man's going to be a man
and a woman's going to be a woman.
I don't know.
I know some lesbian women that fucking despise men.
Hardcore lesbian.
Like I know, I know lesbian.
That's like, that's like when I think like those,
those are true lesbians, you know what I mean?
They're like, fuck men and like, honestly, I get it.
Men suck.
So like, I totally understand.
But, you know, it's just like, I definitely know those people.
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So I wouldn't say like, it would always be like that.
Right.
I definitely know some women that like,
no fucking way that's ever going to happen.
Okay.
Have you ever had a lesbian ever tried to fight you?
Me?
Yeah.
Nah, I'm cool with all them, bro.
Listen, I learned, I learned my lessons a long time ago
to respect men because I was, me and my girlfriend was walking
and a dude tried to holler at my girlfriend.
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I was like, who the fuck you talking about?
I was talking real greasy.
And that dude came and hit me in the back.
He punched me in the back of my ear so hard.
I thought I was like deaf for three days.
And that's when I learned that you got to respect a man.
Like a woman can't physically, I mean,
some women can't physically be the man,
but you know, it's better to be on their side
than against them because men are, you know,
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y'all kind of grimy.
What I think.
I mean, you know, like it goes down in the man world.
You know what I mean?
It's the man's world.
I've never even come to this side.
Okay, like put it like this.
If a stud punched you, would you punch a stud back?
Depends.
No, no, really, hear me out.
Like it depends.
Like I feel like, I, I, most men I bump into,
I feel like I could restrain without them actually
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doing harm to me, honestly.
Right.
Cause most dudes are bitch made, but like a woman,
like I've never been in a, I've had women attacking me before,
but I've never had to like hit one back
because I'm like, it's more funny to me than anything.
That bitch is coming at me with a weapon,
hands down, she's getting knocked the fuck out.
She's getting knocked the fuck out.
I've never been like the first,
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since I told my hands on a woman ever.
Like I'll say some real fucked up shit to them,
but like, that's worse than the fucking,
get a punch in the face by me.
Like, I'll say some degrading shit,
but I don't, you know, I don't hit women.
I'm against that.
I like that.
I hit women.
Yes.
Well, I hit dudes.
So, you know, I get it.
Beyonce reportedly threatened Donald Trump
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with a cease and desist for using her song.
Boo.
That's loud.
What do y'all think?
Do y'all think, I don't know, what do you think?
They play with their politics too much.
They didn't leave them so long.
Beyonce is like starting to be real.
But what is it you always tell me, you know, that it's...
That's so random, like of a...
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She don't want, so she's a Kamala.
Shout out to Jan.
Shout out to Jan.
She always get on my ass for saying that.
But, Nega, what's the thing you always tell me,
this kind of fucked up that you always tell me,
you should go, Beyonce deep down inside is a white woman.
So, you know, like...
What?
I don't think Beyonce is a white woman.
I didn't say that.
Not Beyonce.
Yeah, you said Beyonce.
Not Beyonce.
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Yeah, I remember that.
Well, if you don't say that, I remember you saying that to me.
I said I'm a white woman.
No.
No, Beyonce?
Beyonce is pro black.
Everything.
What do you mean?
Everything she does is pro black.
If she goes to...
Listen, her very first concert at the fucking Super Bowl,
she did like that military...
Remember she did that military style?
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Think like she's pro black.
Okay, can we just...
Can we say, though, that that new album sucked?
I'm sorry.
I try to like everything.
I listen to everything.
I just listen to Post Malone's new country album even.
I listen to everything.
I'm a music lover down to the core.
I think it was...
I try to give everything a chance,
but that album she put out was boo boo.
It was real... excuse my language, Faggity.
It was just a lot of...
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You know, like you can tell when you have LGBT,
and not even LGBT,
when you have gay boy influence around you,
you can kind of tell.
Gay boy?
Because a lot of her music was made to twirl,
like we would say in the gay clubs.
It was very gayish, yes, mamish.
It was singing, but it just kind of strayed.
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But this was supposed to be her first country album.
Yeah, I didn't really...
It's more poppy than anything,
but I mean a lot of mainstream countries poppy.
Because I'm a big country fan.
Yeah, I fucking love country, bro.
You gotta help me put my country...
I don't have a country set for nothing.
Man, I fucking... I love country.
Because you know, I love hip hop,
but I love metal, I love everything.
I know you, because you always...
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Negan, he's an A&R, he tells me about artists
that I don't even know about.
So I can trust him.
Oh yeah.
Talking about country music, right?
You know, like an urban scene in the hip hop scene,
the dreams of nightmares meet and go,
what's the country version of that,
that people go crazy as soon as you put it in the mic?
Yeah, like what's that song?
Honestly, Friends in Low Places by Garth Brooks,
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does that...
White people lose their mind for that fucking song.
Friends in Low Places is the key.
So I feel that it's gonna go crazy.
Bro, they're going...
Every motherfucker in that place is gonna sing on that.
What does it call again?
Friends in Low Places.
Friends in Low Places.
Garth Brooks by Garth Brooks.
Shout out to Garth Brooks.
Honestly, he sold more CDs than anyone else in the world.
Even Michael Jackson?
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Not more albums, more CDs.
Oh, the actual CDs.
Yeah, the actual CDs, yeah.
Like, I mean, dude, he was huge on those box sets
forever all through the 90s and early 2000s and shit.
You couldn't even...
He was like one of the few people, too,
besides a tool that held out on putting their stuff.
I don't even think he's on Spotify still to this day.
Garth Brooks?
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Yeah.
Oh, he's like that.
He could be a real money.
Yeah, well, tool was like that for a long time.
Shout out to my favorite band.
Shout out to him?
Yeah, oh, that's my favorite band, bro.
I've seen him like 26 times.
Remember when they went to with...
Was it Aerosmith, like 15 years ago?
I was a kid.
Shit, I don't know.
15 years ago.
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That was a fuck, dude.
I was...
Are you all going to the Don Toliver concert?
Yeah.
I'm not really a huge fan of Don Toliver.
Why?
I'm just...
It's not for me.
I don't think it's bad music.
Blast for me.
Yeah, we're going to go Don Toliver.
Well, you know what?
There's plenty of stuff I like that other people are like,
eh, about, so.
That's just like how music is.
It's subjective.
Like, I don't dog shit.
I just say, hey.
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I just became a Don fan.
I mean...
It's not for me.
In Houston, they would wear Don out.
I actually used to call Don Toliver music,
suicide music, because it was just so whiny.
But then, like, Sleepy put on too many nights one day,
and then Rogues always played, like, his last album.
The album before last was really good.
It was very slept on.
Not the album before.
The album before the album before last.
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It's the very first one.
The one we have the cartoon cover.
Dude, there's artists like that, though.
Like, one that comes off the top of my head that's like that, too,
is Tori Lanes.
I like Tori.
Tori Lanes.
Tori Lanes, his early stuff, was like hard, nasty, hip-hop,
like, he...
That guy's got bars.
Do you think Tori Lanes shot Megan?
Oh, absolutely.
Yeah, I think he did.
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But, like, he's got his, like, early stuff, if you listen to it,
you wouldn't even think it was really Tori,
if you didn't know his voice,
because, like, it's not anything like the stuff
that he made all his millions off of.
But he's got, like, when he got into that,
who was he, who do you have that rap beef with?
Drake. Drake?
No, it wasn't Drake.
Yeah, he was beef with Drake.
Tori Lanes.
You thinking of the nigga from Canada or something?
That's Tori Lanes.
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Yeah, Tori Lanes.
Tori Lanes from Canada?
Yeah, Tori Lanes from Canada.
That's what him and Drake go beefing.
Look at the thing, bro.
The whole thing.
He was dropping.
He was dropping.
But that's when people were like,
I didn't know Tori could rap with that.
I'm like, listen to all his first mixtapes.
Who does party next door ride with?
With Drake. Uvio.
Uvio.
Uvio.
Uvio.
Uvio.
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Does anybody, well, I don't want to start on that shit.
I don't want to bring that back up, but do you feel that Kendrick Lamar playing that,
uh, they not like us that many times at that concert?
Was that wild or what?
That was legendary.
Yeah.
I don't know.
Or was it overkill?
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I'm just a little, God, that song is good.
But honestly, like, I hate to say it, but he had to get in the fucking beef with Drake to be relevant again.
Honestly, like, Drake didn't lie when he said that shit.
Like, he's like, this is most people ever talked about you.
And it's true.
Now, granted, a fucking great masterpiece of a song, that song came out of it.
But like, that whole beef was so manufactured, man.
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I could see it from a mile away.
Do you think Drake suffered from it, though?
Oh, fuck no.
They both made bank off of that whole thing.
You think so?
Dude, that is literally manufactured mainstream bullshit.
I don't buy that for one fucking second.
Literally drama cells and those guys both cashed in on that.
True.
Did y'all see Kevin Gates left the dude trying to do a prank on him?
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Oh, yeah.
I didn't see that.
Man, Kevin Gates was in the mall and one of those tick-tockers tried to come up to him.
You can tell Kevin Gates was with his sneak-a-boo.
He had all kind of, he had a bad bitch with him and he said, come on, bro, leave me alone,
bro.
I think it's just, man, it's just like, these pranks, these tick-tockers, bro, it's going
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to take from one of my folks to get shot.
Oh, man.
Because you playing with wrong people, bro.
You think it's cool to your little friends that are managed, little pookie.
That's cool to them.
You going to do it to the wrong dude and they going in the bussing your shit open, you
going to be real upset.
Man, I saw a dude.
I mean, there's been several videos, I mean, like there's compilations on YouTube, you
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can look up if pranks going wrong with people getting their ass kicked, like beat the shit
out, like beat the fuck down and it's funny as hell because I'm like, you're going up
to a straight, I'm telling you right now, if you came up and did some shit to me that,
like, depending on the day, honestly, but if it wasn't one of those days for me and rubbed
me the wrong, I'll kick the shit out of you, like whatever, bro, where I grew up, that's
just how it is.
Right.
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Like, especially when it comes to like touching me, touching a girl, I'm doing some weird fucking
shit like I'm like, bro, I don't know when the fuck y'all thought that that was that
was hot.
Did you guys see that while they
Well, I ain't hating on while late, but they gave while they
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the inspired Nike phone posits for the DMV.
And they the same like, bro, they bro, what they look like.
They like the little light pink looking shoes like people actually got even some.
Hold on, let me find this.
Cause I want you to look at it.
I mean, where, why, why, why, why, why is a pretty big, big rapper in like the format
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that he's in with his, you know, his lane, but while they got some hits, you know what
I'm saying?
He ain't got no bullshit.
You know what I mean?
He's definitely hard.
It's just like one of those.
Yeah, he's like more niche, he's like a catch with Mark Kolt following like this.
Like how did how did how did Nike come up with like, I mean, let's be real half of
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the shit that I see that, you know, Nike and a decent shit get on.
I'm like, what the fuck are y'all doing anyway?
So like that doesn't really shock me.
I was just like, why like, what are y'all up to using while I can't find I have it right
now, you know what I wanted to bring up when we were talking about yesterday was about my
man P Diddy and the cartel.
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They trying to sue him.
The cartel's trying to sue Diddy.
Yeah.
Who'd he rape out of them?
Yeah, it says allegedly, some of our tell member files lawsuit against Diddy and claims
puppy ruin his drug business after trying to arrange for minus to be brought to one
of his parties.
A judge just missed the suit because the cartel members business is not really legal.
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Yo, shout out.
It's just some academic academics.
But it's on World Starts to academics is as bro.
That guy has that literally guy has made a name for himself off keeping other people
that are actually relevant in his mouth and it's fucking sad.
Like I've been waiting for someone to just kick the shit out of him for years, bro.
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He'd be running his mouth recklessly sometimes.
Oh, yeah.
And I'm like, how the fuck do he even become a fishing auto on hip hop?
Like, where did like, I think it's because it's like he was one of them kids that he
was big one incident started.
He started to stream and stuff and people just had to follow him and then he got six
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nine behind the six nine put so much money behind him.
Like he was blown up left and right.
He talks a lot of shit about a lot of people and I'm like, but if you look at it, though,
he's always in his basement in his house.
Yeah.
When he does shit, it's on his terms to interview people.
You know what I mean?
Yeah.
I was like, I say, like, yeah, he's a shit talking do but that's that's his job.
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You know what I'm saying?
Though it's like, it's crazy, but like he can't live a normal life.
He got vacation.
You gotta go like fucking play three, four security guards.
He talks shit about a lot of people that I wouldn't talk shit about for sure.
You know what I mean?
But then it's like, you know, he has like certain things like he has like, Drake as
his friend, people like to co-sign him.
But it's like at the end of the day, no, it's not untouchable.
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You know what I mean?
It's yeah.
But those kind of people co-sign you is like good for business.
But the people that you have hating you, yeah, people that you don't like, you know what
I mean?
Like talking shit to the game, bro.
Fucking stupid, dude.
I would be fucking around, bro.
That is actually one motherfucker that is real about that shit.
Like slap the fuck out of you.
I know, dude.
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Like I'm like, that's crazy.
He was talking with him in that game.
We're having it wasn't even like beefing, but he was talking all that shit.
The game was just like, I'll see you.
I'm like, yeah, that ain't gonna be fun for your ass.
So supposedly sexy red is canceling a lot of tours on the West Coast.
And also they say like her tours are not doing good.
I mean, is that something you guys expected?
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We spoke about this a couple weeks ago.
I mean, you remember I was telling you?
Look like it's getting worse.
But I mean, I can't tell.
I think you know what it is that's really kind of crazy.
I'm saying this.
I think the nightlife is coming back because you see people instead of going to concerts,
they want to see the artists in the club now, which is kind of stupid.
But like the ticket sales are retarded.
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Have you seen like the new like stuff?
Hope shit that they tell you that you buy one ticket for like $65.
It comes out to 190 after everything is done.
Yeah.
Artists are not benefiting from that shit.
So like it's like middleman making the money more than the fucking country.
Absolutely.
The fucking the United States government is trying to file suit against fucking ticket
master right now.
Bro, do you know that?
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Yeah, they're trying to make it because they have a monopoly on the market.
So they're trying to like pretty much break up ticket master.
It's fucking crazy.
So you think that's why fans don't want to buy tickets to go see some artists?
I mean, dude, that that's definitely stopped me from seeing people.
And I'm like, it's not like I'm broke.
And you know, you big concert.
I know this.
You know, I love concerts.
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I love live music, but I'm telling you right now, if say I have, say I'm going, I'll take
in my girl or something, you know, or, you know, like you in a homey going, whatever,
bro, say you're taking two tickets, dude, for some of this shit, the nosebleeds like
$500 and then throw another hundred and sixty hundred seventy dollars each for service fees
on top of that.
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Bro, like, I think right there.
Well, bro, when we went to see Alabama and Texas two years ago here, we were sitting
in like pretty decent seats.
And I think we paid like second, like, like we were sitting on the upper deck, but like
second row on the upper deck.
So good seats and I think they were like six hundred fifty bucks for a seat.
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But then like the service fee was so much I damn near ended up paying like nine hundred
dollars for all the service fees and shit for that ticket.
Yeah, bro.
Can you take it to a UT game?
We'll get some tickets.
We'll pay for them.
We've never been to a football game.
Dude, they're the shit.
UT.
I mean, I've been noticing a lot of people are gamers are playing with UT too as well.
Like a lot of gamers online.
I mean, oh, the EA sports.
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Yeah.
Oh, because they're one of the best teams on that game.
I play that shit all the time.
Fuck yeah.
That's my game, bro.
Come get that smoke.
We'll put money on it.
Oh, yeah.
I heard it.
He wants smoke with you gamers.
Today we got to say what the national day is today is National Senior Citizens Day.
Shots of my grandma, Grammy shot to grandma.
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Shots of grandma, baby.
Baby.
Yeah.
Shots of my mom.
She's a grandma.
Yeah.
So your mom, your mom.
She's a great damn.
She's a grandmother.
Yeah, it was also National Brazilian blowout day.
Oh, we had two Brazilian lemonade for the lunch.
Yeah.
No, they talking about a hairstyle, though.
And then national Spumoni Day.
Anybody know what Spumonis?
They got a picture of ice cream, but fuck it's Spumoni.
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Sounds good.
Can't have that.
Can't have.
Oh, you working out?
Yeah, I'm cutting right now.
So like I'm going to deficit and shit.
So I'll be eating all healthy.
That fucking sucks.
Actually it's really not that bad.
I'm being a little bitch about it, but it definitely sometimes, like especially the
amount of weed I smoke, you have to like have a lot of discipline there because I'd be getting
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hungry.
What do you miss eating?
What do I miss?
Honestly, bro, I eat a lot of the same stuff just like it's more about like portion controlling
dude like portion controlling and then like not throwing a bunch of dairy on top of everything.
Don't put a bunch of sauce on it.
What about carbs?
Do you have car problems?
Car problems.
It depends on like if I'm like bulking or cutting, you know what I mean?
Like right now I'm fairly low carb, but like my carbohydrates are simple.
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So like talking like rice, sweet potatoes, like white fruit, like pineapples and bananas,
stuff like that, like real basic carbs.
Yeah, there's carbs and all that.
There's carbs and bananas.
Yeah, good bit of carbs.
I eat banana every morning.
Banana will make your sugar go up too.
Do you consider yourself a sex symbol?
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Me?
A sex symbol?
I don't fucking think so.
I'm just a dude.
I mean, like when you work out, are you working out because you're thinking, hey, man, I want
to be sexy?
I mean, I there's that's multi faceted answer because I do it for a lot of reasons.
But yeah, that's definitely one of them.
Like I want to look good.
Yeah, for sure.
I do it for I do it for like my longevity and health, but also like who doesn't want
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to fucking look attractive?
Like if anyone's if some ugly motherfucker tells you, I'm perfectly happy being ugly.
I wouldn't.
If I could change you right now, I wouldn't know.
They're fucking lying.
Have you ever been a fatty?
Oh, yeah.
Before I before this recent, um, when I started, I probably like two and a half years ago,
I was like up to like 320 pounds.
I was like a chunky motherfucker.
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Yeah, bro.
So much I was waiting before I started working out and like literally one day I like I was
wearing like size 40 jeans at the time and like I went to put them all one day in there.
I was 40.
Damn.
He was like, they were like they were tight and I was like, oh hell no.
So I literally just started working out that day.
Was it out muscle?
Was it like no, no, I was I was just fat.
I wasn't working out.
I was just doing a bunch of drugs and drinking every day.
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And then I got sober.
Um, well, Cali sober and okay, what does that mean?
I saw somebody else put Cali sober.
Cali sober just means you smoke weed.
Oh, yeah.
Okay.
I'm Cali sober.
Yeah.
I don't do anything else though.
I don't drink or next month I'll make a year of sobriety being Cali sober.
I think I'm like 16, 17 months.
I'm like that.
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That's good.
That's a year and why?
Why y'all always want to say months because it sounds better than a year and it's changed.
Hey, I'm proud of that shit.
Okay.
It's fucking hard.
Especially in a nightlife.
Especially living well, I don't go, I don't go out near as much though.
Like I really don't.
That was pain.
Bill's at one point in there.
Yeah.
I'm saying he's come in.
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I used to see him because he's like, can you put me on stage or if they heard me start
playing some golf, they all trying to fight to get off.
He knows if he wants, if no one's spending money and he wants someone to spend money,
he knows that he'll put golf on and then I'm like, I can't help it.
I just got to throw like $500 in the fucking air.
Like I can like literally something inside me when young doff comes on says throw money
in the air.
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I don't know what it is.
That's a trigger.
Oh, shout out young doff RIP best fucking rapper ever.
Yeah, man.
I, you know, I actually was sad when young doff died.
How do you feel about B King passing away?
Rest in peace.
Man, that sucks dude.
Like being from Texas, like growing up here, I remember his music from like forever, like
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2007, you know, like back in the day, like when I was like graduating high school, like
getting out of high school and shit, like why graduated in yeah, oh, seven.
So yeah, I remember when crush, I thought I was messing you about the other day.
Like I remember when crush dropped and like everyone in Texas was playing that like that
shit was on repeat.
Yeah, drop man.
Drop, drop crush.
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I forgot about crush.
Crush was everything he did was good to me.
Oh dude, he was great.
He went, he kind of fell off for a little while there like doing, he was still making
albums, but not putting out bangers.
And then like, well, like 2017 ish, he started just like popping them off.
Yeah.
He has some fucking hits.
Yeah, man.
He's got some shit.
Like prayers go out to his family, all our friends and his two daughters, his, uh, shout
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to his manager, shout to Talamisha.
And yeah, just anybody B Kings ever crossed like man, he was a really good dude.
And like DJ Mr. Rogers put so wonderfully on his Instagram.
He was a, he was a DJ crutch.
Like he really like, if you DJ in and you just run out of shit to play, you could always
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play a B Kings song.
Oh, for sure.
That's club music.
Like, and you know what, a lot of people don't know, but you know what I used to like about
B Kings?
Cause I actually knew him personally.
He would leave us little notes in his songs.
Like he'll be like DJs are better than rappers.
Like, like when he would name the song, he would put little, little things in the songs.
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Like, if you just looked through your B Kings stuff, he'll, he'll have little notes for
you.
Like he'll be the name of the song, be like crush.
And then he'd be like, I really hate the song.
He would always put little notes and I just love that about him.
And you know what I'm saying?
Sad to see him go, but definitely a Texas legend for sure.
We got like five more minutes, man.
Like, um, so like what's your favorite strip club?
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And in the world, in the world.
Name, place, where we can find it.
What makes it so special?
Honestly, if I'm being for real, the red rose in Austin, Texas, and I'm not even joking
and I've been to them.
I've been everywhere, but also I'm a little biased there because like I've gone there
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for so long and like, they're family to me.
Everyone that works there is my family.
You know what I mean?
So it's like, they got a pretty good DJ there.
Yeah.
They got a DJ.
Yeah.
That dude DJ sleepy is wild.
But, uh, but yes, like family, that's good vibes.
And also they kind of just let me get away with it.
Did you like, do you like the new Vegas song they have?
Oh, that's just sick.
They killed it.
Yeah.
It's the oldest fuck.
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Y'all are ever changing.
And you got the best sound system.
I like the sound system as well.
I ain't gonna lie to say red rose is like one of those clubs that you know people.
Oh, it's a white club.
It's not a white club.
It's a everybody club and they play everything.
It's very eclectic.
Very eclectic.
I've never seen anything like it.
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I went in red rose and I've seen white dudes making their ain't off a GZ and Chinese dudes
singing Dolf.
Like, like, like that shit fucked me up.
Like every time I go in there, like, and shout out to what's your other DJ point of view?
J-Roll, J-Roll, what's up, J-Roll?
J-Roll, yeah, J-Roll, J-Roll.
He jams out too, man.
But I like both of y'all and I love red rose, shot the red rose.
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I'll be there this weekend.
See y'all.
And if you want to come to the opposite of the red rose, come to Bear Cabaret.
Get real beer.
Get real bearish.
Outside of that though, like if I have to pick a place, Onyx is really fucking dope too.
Which Onyx though?
Dallas.
That's been closed for like.
I know, bro.
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But it was the truth.
It was.
Onyx happened.
Tell me.
That was like back when I first started going to strip clubs.
Hey, Onyx, do you know Joker from Onyx, the manager?
No.
I don't.
I literally would go up there for work shit and like pop in and stuff, but it wasn't like
they didn't, I didn't go there enough to like know me, know me, but I always loved it.
Have you been to strip club in New York?
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Um, two of them, and honestly, both of them are like really high end and that's not my,
that's not my lane.
Ooh, more than red rose?
Yeah, way more than red rose.
They were like gentlemen's clubs, gentlemen's clubs.
Oh, that ain't my flavor either.
Like I'm like, I need a place where they're going to play some like ghetto shit.
Like not where I'm going to get shot in a parking lot.
Yeah, but like, yeah, yeah.
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It's going to go down.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Although I haven't been shot in that parking lot.
Just kidding.
That is cool.
What's your favorite strip club song?
What song have you heard?
You're going to go crazy.
I know he liked Dolf, but what song?
Oh, let me guess a hundred shots.
No, probably River by Dolf.
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Ooh.
Yeah.
What's the name of the river?
Yeah.
Hold on.
No, it's killing.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's all.
Hey, whoever made that beat, that beat was wild.
What was it?
What was it?
Pretty white girl sniffing cocaine.
My trap.
I love playing that song.
Yeah.
That song was.
That's the certified throwing all the money in my pockets in the air.
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That is really cool, man.
Well, we're going to wrap this up and we're going to probably have a part two in Vibe
all y'all, but this is definitely the end of part one.
And I want to thank y'all for watching the Euro podcast again.
I'm DJ Nick and I got maybe.
DJ sleepy.
And we got our special guest eating snacks with strippers.
Yeah.
And you got to send him a request request to follow you.
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You got to go to point.
Oh, Instagram finally fucked me.
What you mean?
What does that mean?
I'm eating snacks with strippers 2.0.
Oh, you got deleted.
I got deleted.
Yeah.
What?
That is what it is.
That's what happens.
Well, you heard it first.
Thank y'all for watching the Euro podcast and we out.
Part two coming up.
Part two coming up.
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All right, guys, let's go.
I guess we're gonna go ahead and start this shit off, right?
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Your podcast intro loading.
How y'all doing?
How y'all doing?
It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood.
I'm telling you, we got some new shit.
Do y'all like our new intro, man?
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Our new intro is wild right now.
Shout out to DJ Nekka.
Who did that intro?
Yeah, we working on some shits, man.
We got my boy in the building eating snacks with strippers.
That's like your alias name?
Yeah, that's like my online social media persona.
Instagram handle?
My Instagram handle.
But really it's more than that,
because it's been like on a bunch of different shit.
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Like people will see me in the street
and call me that that I don't even know.
Really?
They're like, I know you from Instagram.
I like to call you Aquaman,
because one day he's knocking on the door all night.
He's like boom, boom, boom.
I'm like, who the fuck is it?
It's like, sleep is his wife, man, with tattoos.
He's like, I got Aquaman.
I get that one a lot though.
I get that one and I get the Undertaker, like the wrestler.
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Man.
I get that one a lot.
The dead man.
Yeah, that's what this fucker always like
when I walk in the club so as they, he's like,
dead man walking.
Brother.
Okay, man.
So it's been a while.
I want to welcome y'all to the Gear podcast.
I'm DJ Nekka and I got my way.
DJ Sleepy Year?
Yeah, sir, man.
We got our special guest eating snacks with strippers.
And we're going to jump straight into it because it's been a while.
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We miss you.
And yeah, so y'all know who Brittany Griner is, right?
Who?
Brittany Griner.
The basketball player.
Right.
The one that looks like a man, sounds like a man.
I don't think she looks like a man really.
I mean, she's got masculine features,
but she's like seven foot tall, right?
Like how could you not?
Right.
She cut off her breast.
And so anyway, Brittany Griner was spotted outside crying
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outside of her house claiming her wife had cheated on her
with a man and that she slept with the man more times in a week
than she slept with Brittany Griner out of her own entire career.
Why would she air that out to the world?
Was she from Houston, Texas?
Listen, I have no idea, man.
That was some really dirty work.
Nasty workers, they say.
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I mean, so what do you think?
Do you think that like a woman can be in love with a woman
and not cheat with a man?
Or do you think the natural process of selection always kicks in?
Well, you're a female.
Let me see that question.
Well, I'm bisexual.
Everybody needs some dick.
I feel you.
I mean, I like women.
Hey.
Well, I mean, I haven't had dick in a while, but in years.
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But I must say, I feel like a man's going to be a man
and a woman's going to be a woman.
I don't know.
I know some lesbian women that fucking despise men.
Hardcore lesbian.
Like I know, I know lesbian.
That's like, that's like when I think like those,
those are true lesbians, you know what I mean?
They're like, fuck men and like, honestly, I get it.
Men suck.
So like, I totally understand.
But, you know, it's just like, I definitely know those people.
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So I wouldn't say like, it would always be like that.
Right.
I definitely know some women that like,
no fucking way that's ever going to happen.
Okay.
Have you ever had a lesbian ever tried to fight you?
Me?
Yeah.
Nah, I'm cool with all them, bro.
Listen, I learned, I learned my lessons a long time ago
to respect men because I was, me and my girlfriend was walking
and a dude tried to holler at my girlfriend.
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I was like, who the fuck you talking about?
I was talking real greasy.
And that dude came and hit me in the back.
He punched me in the back of my ear so hard.
I thought I was like deaf for three days.
And that's when I learned that you got to respect a man.
Like a woman can't physically, I mean,
some women can't physically be the man,
but you know, it's better to be on their side
than against them because men are, you know,
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y'all kind of grimy.
What I think.
I mean, you know, like it goes down in the man world.
You know what I mean?
It's the man's world.
I've never even come to this side.
Okay, like put it like this.
If a stud punched you, would you punch a stud back?
Depends.
No, no, really, hear me out.
Like it depends.
Like I feel like, I, I, most men I bump into,
I feel like I could restrain without them actually
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doing harm to me, honestly.
Right.
Cause most dudes are bitch made, but like a woman,
like I've never been in a, I've had women attacking me before,
but I've never had to like hit one back
because I'm like, it's more funny to me than anything.
That bitch is coming at me with a weapon,
hands down, she's getting knocked the fuck out.
She's getting knocked the fuck out.
I've never been like the first,
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since I told my hands on a woman ever.
Like I'll say some real fucked up shit to them,
but like, that's worse than the fucking,
get a punch in the face by me.
Like, I'll say some degrading shit,
but I don't, you know, I don't hit women.
I'm against that.
I like that.
I hit women.
Yes.
Well, I hit dudes.
So, you know, I get it.
Beyonce reportedly threatened Donald Trump
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with a cease and desist for using her song.
Boo.
That's loud.
What do y'all think?
Do y'all think, I don't know, what do you think?
They play with their politics too much.
They didn't leave them so long.
Beyonce is like starting to be real.
But what is it you always tell me, you know, that it's...
That's so random, like of a...
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She don't want, so she's a Kamala.
Shout out to Jan.
Shout out to Jan.
She always get on my ass for saying that.
But, Nega, what's the thing you always tell me,
this kind of fucked up that you always tell me,
you should go, Beyonce deep down inside is a white woman.
So, you know, like...
What?
I don't think Beyonce is a white woman.
I didn't say that.
Not Beyonce.
Yeah, you said Beyonce.
Not Beyonce.
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Yeah, I remember that.
Well, if you don't say that, I remember you saying that to me.
I said I'm a white woman.
No.
No, Beyonce?
Beyonce is pro black.
Everything.
What do you mean?
Everything she does is pro black.
If she goes to...
Listen, her very first concert at the fucking Super Bowl,
she did like that military...
Remember she did that military style?
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Think like she's pro black.
Okay, can we just...
Can we say, though, that that new album sucked?
I'm sorry.
I try to like everything.
I listen to everything.
I just listen to Post Malone's new country album even.
I listen to everything.
I'm a music lover down to the core.
I think it was...
I try to give everything a chance,
but that album she put out was boo boo.
It was real... excuse my language, Faggity.
It was just a lot of...
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You know, like you can tell when you have LGBT,
and not even LGBT,
when you have gay boy influence around you,
you can kind of tell.
Gay boy?
Because a lot of her music was made to twirl,
like we would say in the gay clubs.
It was very gayish, yes, mamish.
It was singing, but it just kind of strayed.
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But this was supposed to be her first country album.
Yeah, I didn't really...
It's more poppy than anything,
but I mean a lot of mainstream countries poppy.
Because I'm a big country fan.
Yeah, I fucking love country, bro.
You gotta help me put my country...
I don't have a country set for nothing.
Man, I fucking... I love country.
Because you know, I love hip hop,
but I love metal, I love everything.
I know you, because you always...
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Negan, he's an A&R, he tells me about artists
that I don't even know about.
So I can trust him.
Oh yeah.
Talking about country music, right?
You know, like an urban scene in the hip hop scene,
the dreams of nightmares meet and go,
what's the country version of that,
that people go crazy as soon as you put it in the mic?
Yeah, like what's that song?
Honestly, Friends in Low Places by Garth Brooks,
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does that...
White people lose their mind for that fucking song.
Friends in Low Places is the key.
So I feel that it's gonna go crazy.
Bro, they're going...
Every motherfucker in that place is gonna sing on that.
What does it call again?
Friends in Low Places.
Friends in Low Places.
Garth Brooks by Garth Brooks.
Shout out to Garth Brooks.
Honestly, he sold more CDs than anyone else in the world.
Even Michael Jackson?
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Not more albums, more CDs.
Oh, the actual CDs.
Yeah, the actual CDs, yeah.
Like, I mean, dude, he was huge on those box sets
forever all through the 90s and early 2000s and shit.
You couldn't even...
He was like one of the few people, too,
besides a tool that held out on putting their stuff.
I don't even think he's on Spotify still to this day.
Garth Brooks?
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Yeah.
Oh, he's like that.
He could be a real money.
Yeah, well, tool was like that for a long time.
Shout out to my favorite band.
Shout out to him?
Yeah, oh, that's my favorite band, bro.
I've seen him like 26 times.
Remember when they went to with...
Was it Aerosmith, like 15 years ago?
I was a kid.
Shit, I don't know.
15 years ago.
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That was a fuck, dude.
I was...
Are you all going to the Don Toliver concert?
Yeah.
I'm not really a huge fan of Don Toliver.
Why?
I'm just...
It's not for me.
I don't think it's bad music.
Blast for me.
Yeah, we're going to go Don Toliver.
Well, you know what?
There's plenty of stuff I like that other people are like,
eh, about, so.
That's just like how music is.
It's subjective.
Like, I don't dog shit.
I just say, hey.
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I just became a Don fan.
I mean...
It's not for me.
In Houston, they would wear Don out.
I actually used to call Don Toliver music,
suicide music, because it was just so whiny.
But then, like, Sleepy put on too many nights one day,
and then Rogues always played, like, his last album.
The album before last was really good.
It was very slept on.
Not the album before.
The album before the album before last.
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It's the very first one.
The one we have the cartoon cover.
Dude, there's artists like that, though.
Like, one that comes off the top of my head that's like that, too,
is Tori Lanes.
I like Tori.
Tori Lanes.
Tori Lanes, his early stuff, was like hard, nasty, hip-hop,
like, he...
That guy's got bars.
Do you think Tori Lanes shot Megan?
Oh, absolutely.
Yeah, I think he did.
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But, like, he's got his, like, early stuff, if you listen to it,
you wouldn't even think it was really Tori,
if you didn't know his voice,
because, like, it's not anything like the stuff
that he made all his millions off of.
But he's got, like, when he got into that,
who was he, who do you have that rap beef with?
Drake. Drake?
No, it wasn't Drake.
Yeah, he was beef with Drake.
Tori Lanes.
You thinking of the nigga from Canada or something?
That's Tori Lanes.
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Yeah, Tori Lanes.
Tori Lanes from Canada?
Yeah, Tori Lanes from Canada.
That's what him and Drake go beefing.
Look at the thing, bro.
The whole thing.
He was dropping.
He was dropping.
But that's when people were like,
I didn't know Tori could rap with that.
I'm like, listen to all his first mixtapes.
Who does party next door ride with?
With Drake. Uvio.
Uvio.
Uvio.
Uvio.
Uvio.
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Does anybody, well, I don't want to start on that shit.
I don't want to bring that back up, but do you feel that Kendrick Lamar playing that,
uh, they not like us that many times at that concert?
Was that wild or what?
That was legendary.
Yeah.
I don't know.
Or was it overkill?
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I'm just a little, God, that song is good.
But honestly, like, I hate to say it, but he had to get in the fucking beef with Drake to be relevant again.
Honestly, like, Drake didn't lie when he said that shit.
Like, he's like, this is most people ever talked about you.
And it's true.
Now, granted, a fucking great masterpiece of a song, that song came out of it.
But like, that whole beef was so manufactured, man.
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I could see it from a mile away.
Do you think Drake suffered from it, though?
Oh, fuck no.
They both made bank off of that whole thing.
You think so?
Dude, that is literally manufactured mainstream bullshit.
I don't buy that for one fucking second.
Literally drama cells and those guys both cashed in on that.
True.
Did y'all see Kevin Gates left the dude trying to do a prank on him?
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Oh, yeah.
I didn't see that.
Man, Kevin Gates was in the mall and one of those tick-tockers tried to come up to him.
You can tell Kevin Gates was with his sneak-a-boo.
He had all kind of, he had a bad bitch with him and he said, come on, bro, leave me alone,
bro.
I think it's just, man, it's just like, these pranks, these tick-tockers, bro, it's going
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to take from one of my folks to get shot.
Oh, man.
Because you playing with wrong people, bro.
You think it's cool to your little friends that are managed, little pookie.
That's cool to them.
You going to do it to the wrong dude and they going in the bussing your shit open, you
going to be real upset.
Man, I saw a dude.
I mean, there's been several videos, I mean, like there's compilations on YouTube, you
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can look up if pranks going wrong with people getting their ass kicked, like beat the shit
out, like beat the fuck down and it's funny as hell because I'm like, you're going up
to a straight, I'm telling you right now, if you came up and did some shit to me that,
like, depending on the day, honestly, but if it wasn't one of those days for me and rubbed
me the wrong, I'll kick the shit out of you, like whatever, bro, where I grew up, that's
just how it is.
Right.
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Like, especially when it comes to like touching me, touching a girl, I'm doing some weird fucking
shit like I'm like, bro, I don't know when the fuck y'all thought that that was that
was hot.
Did you guys see that while they
Well, I ain't hating on while late, but they gave while they
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the inspired Nike phone posits for the DMV.
And they the same like, bro, they bro, what they look like.
They like the little light pink looking shoes like people actually got even some.
Hold on, let me find this.
Cause I want you to look at it.
I mean, where, why, why, why, why, why is a pretty big, big rapper in like the format
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that he's in with his, you know, his lane, but while they got some hits, you know what
I'm saying?
He ain't got no bullshit.
You know what I mean?
He's definitely hard.
It's just like one of those.
Yeah, he's like more niche, he's like a catch with Mark Kolt following like this.
Like how did how did how did Nike come up with like, I mean, let's be real half of
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the shit that I see that, you know, Nike and a decent shit get on.
I'm like, what the fuck are y'all doing anyway?
So like that doesn't really shock me.
I was just like, why like, what are y'all up to using while I can't find I have it right
now, you know what I wanted to bring up when we were talking about yesterday was about my
man P Diddy and the cartel.
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They trying to sue him.
The cartel's trying to sue Diddy.
Yeah.
Who'd he rape out of them?
Yeah, it says allegedly, some of our tell member files lawsuit against Diddy and claims
puppy ruin his drug business after trying to arrange for minus to be brought to one
of his parties.
A judge just missed the suit because the cartel members business is not really legal.
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Yo, shout out.
It's just some academic academics.
But it's on World Starts to academics is as bro.
That guy has that literally guy has made a name for himself off keeping other people
that are actually relevant in his mouth and it's fucking sad.
Like I've been waiting for someone to just kick the shit out of him for years, bro.
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He'd be running his mouth recklessly sometimes.
Oh, yeah.
And I'm like, how the fuck do he even become a fishing auto on hip hop?
Like, where did like, I think it's because it's like he was one of them kids that he
was big one incident started.
He started to stream and stuff and people just had to follow him and then he got six
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nine behind the six nine put so much money behind him.
Like he was blown up left and right.
He talks a lot of shit about a lot of people and I'm like, but if you look at it, though,
he's always in his basement in his house.
Yeah.
When he does shit, it's on his terms to interview people.
You know what I mean?
Yeah.
I was like, I say, like, yeah, he's a shit talking do but that's that's his job.
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You know what I'm saying?
Though it's like, it's crazy, but like he can't live a normal life.
He got vacation.
You gotta go like fucking play three, four security guards.
He talks shit about a lot of people that I wouldn't talk shit about for sure.
You know what I mean?
But then it's like, you know, he has like certain things like he has like, Drake as
his friend, people like to co-sign him.
But it's like at the end of the day, no, it's not untouchable.
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You know what I mean?
It's yeah.
But those kind of people co-sign you is like good for business.
But the people that you have hating you, yeah, people that you don't like, you know what
I mean?
Like talking shit to the game, bro.
Fucking stupid, dude.
I would be fucking around, bro.
That is actually one motherfucker that is real about that shit.
Like slap the fuck out of you.
I know, dude.
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Like I'm like, that's crazy.
He was talking with him in that game.
We're having it wasn't even like beefing, but he was talking all that shit.
The game was just like, I'll see you.
I'm like, yeah, that ain't gonna be fun for your ass.
So supposedly sexy red is canceling a lot of tours on the West Coast.
And also they say like her tours are not doing good.
I mean, is that something you guys expected?
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We spoke about this a couple weeks ago.
I mean, you remember I was telling you?
Look like it's getting worse.
But I mean, I can't tell.
I think you know what it is that's really kind of crazy.
I'm saying this.
I think the nightlife is coming back because you see people instead of going to concerts,
they want to see the artists in the club now, which is kind of stupid.
But like the ticket sales are retarded.
(16:38):
Have you seen like the new like stuff?
Hope shit that they tell you that you buy one ticket for like $65.
It comes out to 190 after everything is done.
Yeah.
Artists are not benefiting from that shit.
So like it's like middleman making the money more than the fucking country.
Absolutely.
The fucking the United States government is trying to file suit against fucking ticket
master right now.
Bro, do you know that?
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Yeah, they're trying to make it because they have a monopoly on the market.
So they're trying to like pretty much break up ticket master.
It's fucking crazy.
So you think that's why fans don't want to buy tickets to go see some artists?
I mean, dude, that that's definitely stopped me from seeing people.
And I'm like, it's not like I'm broke.
And you know, you big concert.
I know this.
You know, I love concerts.
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I love live music, but I'm telling you right now, if say I have, say I'm going, I'll take
in my girl or something, you know, or, you know, like you in a homey going, whatever,
bro, say you're taking two tickets, dude, for some of this shit, the nosebleeds like
$500 and then throw another hundred and sixty hundred seventy dollars each for service fees
on top of that.
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Bro, like, I think right there.
Well, bro, when we went to see Alabama and Texas two years ago here, we were sitting
in like pretty decent seats.
And I think we paid like second, like, like we were sitting on the upper deck, but like
second row on the upper deck.
So good seats and I think they were like six hundred fifty bucks for a seat.
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But then like the service fee was so much I damn near ended up paying like nine hundred
dollars for all the service fees and shit for that ticket.
Yeah, bro.
Can you take it to a UT game?
We'll get some tickets.
We'll pay for them.
We've never been to a football game.
Dude, they're the shit.
UT.
I mean, I've been noticing a lot of people are gamers are playing with UT too as well.
Like a lot of gamers online.
I mean, oh, the EA sports.
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Yeah.
Oh, because they're one of the best teams on that game.
I play that shit all the time.
Fuck yeah.
That's my game, bro.
Come get that smoke.
We'll put money on it.
Oh, yeah.
I heard it.
He wants smoke with you gamers.
Today we got to say what the national day is today is National Senior Citizens Day.
Shots of my grandma, Grammy shot to grandma.
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Shots of grandma, baby.
Baby.
Yeah.
Shots of my mom.
She's a grandma.
Yeah.
So your mom, your mom.
She's a great damn.
She's a grandmother.
Yeah, it was also National Brazilian blowout day.
Oh, we had two Brazilian lemonade for the lunch.
Yeah.
No, they talking about a hairstyle, though.
And then national Spumoni Day.
Anybody know what Spumonis?
They got a picture of ice cream, but fuck it's Spumoni.
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Sounds good.
Can't have that.
Can't have.
Oh, you working out?
Yeah, I'm cutting right now.
So like I'm going to deficit and shit.
So I'll be eating all healthy.
That fucking sucks.
Actually it's really not that bad.
I'm being a little bitch about it, but it definitely sometimes, like especially the
amount of weed I smoke, you have to like have a lot of discipline there because I'd be getting
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hungry.
What do you miss eating?
What do I miss?
Honestly, bro, I eat a lot of the same stuff just like it's more about like portion controlling
dude like portion controlling and then like not throwing a bunch of dairy on top of everything.
Don't put a bunch of sauce on it.
What about carbs?
Do you have car problems?
Car problems.
It depends on like if I'm like bulking or cutting, you know what I mean?
Like right now I'm fairly low carb, but like my carbohydrates are simple.
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So like talking like rice, sweet potatoes, like white fruit, like pineapples and bananas,
stuff like that, like real basic carbs.
Yeah, there's carbs and all that.
There's carbs and bananas.
Yeah, good bit of carbs.
I eat banana every morning.
Banana will make your sugar go up too.
Do you consider yourself a sex symbol?
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Me?
A sex symbol?
I don't fucking think so.
I'm just a dude.
I mean, like when you work out, are you working out because you're thinking, hey, man, I want
to be sexy?
I mean, I there's that's multi faceted answer because I do it for a lot of reasons.
But yeah, that's definitely one of them.
Like I want to look good.
Yeah, for sure.
I do it for I do it for like my longevity and health, but also like who doesn't want
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to fucking look attractive?
Like if anyone's if some ugly motherfucker tells you, I'm perfectly happy being ugly.
I wouldn't.
If I could change you right now, I wouldn't know.
They're fucking lying.
Have you ever been a fatty?
Oh, yeah.
Before I before this recent, um, when I started, I probably like two and a half years ago,
I was like up to like 320 pounds.
I was like a chunky motherfucker.
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Yeah, bro.
So much I was waiting before I started working out and like literally one day I like I was
wearing like size 40 jeans at the time and like I went to put them all one day in there.
I was 40.
Damn.
He was like, they were like they were tight and I was like, oh hell no.
So I literally just started working out that day.
Was it out muscle?
Was it like no, no, I was I was just fat.
I wasn't working out.
I was just doing a bunch of drugs and drinking every day.
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And then I got sober.
Um, well, Cali sober and okay, what does that mean?
I saw somebody else put Cali sober.
Cali sober just means you smoke weed.
Oh, yeah.
Okay.
I'm Cali sober.
Yeah.
I don't do anything else though.
I don't drink or next month I'll make a year of sobriety being Cali sober.
I think I'm like 16, 17 months.
I'm like that.
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That's good.
That's a year and why?
Why y'all always want to say months because it sounds better than a year and it's changed.
Hey, I'm proud of that shit.
Okay.
It's fucking hard.
Especially in a nightlife.
Especially living well, I don't go, I don't go out near as much though.
Like I really don't.
That was pain.
Bill's at one point in there.
Yeah.
I'm saying he's come in.
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I used to see him because he's like, can you put me on stage or if they heard me start
playing some golf, they all trying to fight to get off.
He knows if he wants, if no one's spending money and he wants someone to spend money,
he knows that he'll put golf on and then I'm like, I can't help it.
I just got to throw like $500 in the fucking air.
Like I can like literally something inside me when young doff comes on says throw money
in the air.
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I don't know what it is.
That's a trigger.
Oh, shout out young doff RIP best fucking rapper ever.
Yeah, man.
I, you know, I actually was sad when young doff died.
How do you feel about B King passing away?
Rest in peace.
Man, that sucks dude.
Like being from Texas, like growing up here, I remember his music from like forever, like
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2007, you know, like back in the day, like when I was like graduating high school, like
getting out of high school and shit, like why graduated in yeah, oh, seven.
So yeah, I remember when crush, I thought I was messing you about the other day.
Like I remember when crush dropped and like everyone in Texas was playing that like that
shit was on repeat.
Yeah, drop man.
Drop, drop crush.
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I forgot about crush.
Crush was everything he did was good to me.
Oh dude, he was great.
He went, he kind of fell off for a little while there like doing, he was still making
albums, but not putting out bangers.
And then like, well, like 2017 ish, he started just like popping them off.
Yeah.
He has some fucking hits.
Yeah, man.
He's got some shit.
Like prayers go out to his family, all our friends and his two daughters, his, uh, shout
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to his manager, shout to Talamisha.
And yeah, just anybody B Kings ever crossed like man, he was a really good dude.
And like DJ Mr. Rogers put so wonderfully on his Instagram.
He was a, he was a DJ crutch.
Like he really like, if you DJ in and you just run out of shit to play, you could always
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play a B Kings song.
Oh, for sure.
That's club music.
Like, and you know what, a lot of people don't know, but you know what I used to like about
B Kings?
Cause I actually knew him personally.
He would leave us little notes in his songs.
Like he'll be like DJs are better than rappers.
Like, like when he would name the song, he would put little, little things in the songs.
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Like, if you just looked through your B Kings stuff, he'll, he'll have little notes for
you.
Like he'll be the name of the song, be like crush.
And then he'd be like, I really hate the song.
He would always put little notes and I just love that about him.
And you know what I'm saying?
Sad to see him go, but definitely a Texas legend for sure.
We got like five more minutes, man.
Like, um, so like what's your favorite strip club?
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And in the world, in the world.
Name, place, where we can find it.
What makes it so special?
Honestly, if I'm being for real, the red rose in Austin, Texas, and I'm not even joking
and I've been to them.
I've been everywhere, but also I'm a little biased there because like I've gone there
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for so long and like, they're family to me.
Everyone that works there is my family.
You know what I mean?
So it's like, they got a pretty good DJ there.
Yeah.
They got a DJ.
Yeah.
That dude DJ sleepy is wild.
But, uh, but yes, like family, that's good vibes.
And also they kind of just let me get away with it.
Did you like, do you like the new Vegas song they have?
Oh, that's just sick.
They killed it.
Yeah.
It's the oldest fuck.
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Y'all are ever changing.
And you got the best sound system.
I like the sound system as well.
I ain't gonna lie to say red rose is like one of those clubs that you know people.
Oh, it's a white club.
It's not a white club.
It's a everybody club and they play everything.
It's very eclectic.
Very eclectic.
I've never seen anything like it.
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I went in red rose and I've seen white dudes making their ain't off a GZ and Chinese dudes
singing Dolf.
Like, like, like that shit fucked me up.
Like every time I go in there, like, and shout out to what's your other DJ point of view?
J-Roll, J-Roll, what's up, J-Roll?
J-Roll, yeah, J-Roll, J-Roll.
He jams out too, man.
But I like both of y'all and I love red rose, shot the red rose.
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I'll be there this weekend.
See y'all.
And if you want to come to the opposite of the red rose, come to Bear Cabaret.
Get real beer.
Get real bearish.
Outside of that though, like if I have to pick a place, Onyx is really fucking dope too.
Which Onyx though?
Dallas.
That's been closed for like.
I know, bro.
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But it was the truth.
It was.
Onyx happened.
Tell me.
That was like back when I first started going to strip clubs.
Hey, Onyx, do you know Joker from Onyx, the manager?
No.
I don't.
I literally would go up there for work shit and like pop in and stuff, but it wasn't like
they didn't, I didn't go there enough to like know me, know me, but I always loved it.
Have you been to strip club in New York?
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Um, two of them, and honestly, both of them are like really high end and that's not my,
that's not my lane.
Ooh, more than red rose?
Yeah, way more than red rose.
They were like gentlemen's clubs, gentlemen's clubs.
Oh, that ain't my flavor either.
Like I'm like, I need a place where they're going to play some like ghetto shit.
Like not where I'm going to get shot in a parking lot.
Yeah, but like, yeah, yeah.
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It's going to go down.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Although I haven't been shot in that parking lot.
Just kidding.
That is cool.
What's your favorite strip club song?
What song have you heard?
You're going to go crazy.
I know he liked Dolf, but what song?
Oh, let me guess a hundred shots.
No, probably River by Dolf.
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Ooh.
Yeah.
What's the name of the river?
Yeah.
Hold on.
No, it's killing.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's all.
Hey, whoever made that beat, that beat was wild.
What was it?
What was it?
Pretty white girl sniffing cocaine.
My trap.
I love playing that song.
Yeah.
That song was.
That's the certified throwing all the money in my pockets in the air.
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That is really cool, man.
Well, we're going to wrap this up and we're going to probably have a part two in Vibe
all y'all, but this is definitely the end of part one.
And I want to thank y'all for watching the Euro podcast again.
I'm DJ Nick and I got maybe.
DJ sleepy.
And we got our special guest eating snacks with strippers.
Yeah.
And you got to send him a request request to follow you.
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You got to go to point.
Oh, Instagram finally fucked me.
What you mean?
What does that mean?
I'm eating snacks with strippers 2.0.
Oh, you got deleted.
I got deleted.
Yeah.
What?
That is what it is.
That's what happens.
Well, you heard it first.
Thank y'all for watching the Euro podcast and we out.
Part two coming up.
Part two coming up.
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All right, guys, let's go.
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