J. Stalin: Fame, Family, and the Hustle Life
Dr. Stance and J. Stalin dive into an exhilarating conversation that’s all about hustling hard and turning that grind into a legacy. This episode is packed with laughter and candid insights, as J. Stalin shares his journey from the Bay Area to becoming a music and business mogul, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in a world filled with clickbait and facade. We get to hear hilarious anecdotes, including the challenges of getting J. Stalin on the show—trust me, it was like pulling a giraffe's tooth! The two discuss everything from fatherhood to entrepreneurship, and how real success comes from staying true to oneself and supporting others in the community. Join us for a fun-filled ride with plenty of laughs and wisdom that’ll have you thinking about your own hustle in a whole new light!
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Speaker B:Today.
Speaker B:Thank y' all for tuning in with Dr. Stanz.
Speaker B:Would turn your hustle into a legacy.
Speaker B:I had to pull a giraffe's tooth and a ball to get this one.
Speaker B:Lord, this beautiful man here, Jay Stalin, the one and only Bay Area legend.
Speaker B:He's.
Speaker B:He's just taking over.
Speaker B:You've taken over.
Speaker B:But, Lord, getting him was hard.
Speaker B:But I am so fortunate.
Speaker B:And Cuzzo over there, shout out to Capone.
Speaker B:He was talking so much, man.
Speaker B:You Kid J. Stallon, you won.
Speaker B:Didn't you say?
Speaker B:Look at his face.
Speaker A:He know I cuz, he know I don't do this.
Speaker B:I won't.
Speaker A:If I do an interview with you, I like you as a person.
Speaker B:Thank you so much.
Speaker B:Even though you didn't answer the phone.
Speaker B:But it's cool.
Speaker B:But everybody knows you don't answer the phone, so I don't feel like I ain't special.
Speaker B:But anyway.
Speaker B:What's up, brother?
Speaker A:Oh, man, just working, man.
Speaker A:You know, being a dad, being.
Speaker A:Being an entrepreneur, running multiple businesses and trying to stay humble at the same time, period.
Speaker B:Well, you're so cute in person.
Speaker B:This is our first time.
Speaker B:Oh, thank you.
Speaker B:So cute, y'.
Speaker A:All.
Speaker B:He's just so cute.
Speaker B:You know, it's funny.
Speaker B:Cause I don't know if you've seen, but I had the mechanics on here.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:And the one thing I asked them was who their favorite rapper was.
Speaker B:And, you know, they said, you right.
Speaker B:I knew he was gonna have that face.
Speaker B:They said, you.
Speaker B:They.
Speaker B:They said.
Speaker B:Cause you started from the root, they started with you.
Speaker B:And so that, to me, is when I was like, okay, look, Racks, I need you to get them for me.
Speaker B:And if that's the case, I need them here.
Speaker B:So I'm just honored that you came.
Speaker B:I'm honored that you showed up for Dr. Stantz and you're all, love, mama.
Speaker A:I support any black person that's trying to do something positive for the culture.
Speaker A:Feel me?
Speaker A:That's it, bro.
Speaker A:I don't.
Speaker A:I just don't.
Speaker A:With.
Speaker A:With.
Speaker A:With.
Speaker A:With.
Speaker A:With that clickbait and that fake.
Speaker A:But if it ain't that, you feel me?
Speaker A:If it ain't that, if it's genuine, you feel me, then I'm all for it.
Speaker B:That's what I'm for.
Speaker B:That's what I mess with.
Speaker B:Excuse me.
Speaker B:Because I just was talking to Richie Rich, shout out to Richie Rich about the fabrication that's just going viral on social media.
Speaker B:How do you deal with that?
Speaker B:Because I'm so over it.
Speaker B:To where I don't even.
Speaker B:I'm over social media.
Speaker B:I really am because a lot of the people that I see on there, they not what they is in person.
Speaker B:You are the real deal.
Speaker B:He funny as ever.
Speaker B:Like I think you should have been a rapping.
Speaker B:Is you sure.
Speaker B:Cause funny.
Speaker B:You're hilarious.
Speaker B:You know that, right?
Speaker A:I try.
Speaker B:Do you?
Speaker B:Do you do huh.
Speaker B:I think it's the face for me.
Speaker B:You are so funny.
Speaker A:No but I went back to school to write films so like you be like you dibble and dabble from drama to comedy to.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:So I'm saying it's any real got all them trace in his personality.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:No, no.
Speaker A:Real is just one thing.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:That.
Speaker A:That's a robot.
Speaker B:It is.
Speaker A:There's a very difference.
Speaker A:You got real and you got robots.
Speaker A:So you feel me?
Speaker A:I'm a. I'm a real one.
Speaker B:Yeah, you is.
Speaker B:I ain't going to hold you.
Speaker B:G Stack actually was here too and shout out to G Stack cuz he like literally this is why I've been after you.
Speaker B:Everybody mentions you.
Speaker A:He go to school with me but I made him go back.
Speaker A:Well him.
Speaker A:But encouraged.
Speaker A:Encouraged him.
Speaker A:Yes.
Speaker A:To go back to G Stack is in film school too.
Speaker A:I know with me.
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker A:We have classes together sometimes and all the.
Speaker A:But I love that I told him like blood, they're not going to respect you if you just pop out and say I got a movie.
Speaker A:We got to go back and get the credentials you have.
Speaker B:Amen.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:We got to go back and get the credentials.
Speaker B:I love that question.
Speaker B:Are you single?
Speaker A:No.
Speaker B:See this is a real.
Speaker A:I'm too, I'm too flattered.
Speaker A:I'm too flying too rich to be single.
Speaker A:But do you know flying rich are never single, but they always come on.
Speaker B:Here knowing they eat, they ain't and they say they is flying rich or nervous.
Speaker A:I'm taking.
Speaker B:Oh, if.
Speaker A:If you ain't taking, you ain't that dope.
Speaker B:Wait, I ain't taking.
Speaker B:Yeah, well wait a minute.
Speaker A:Niggas probably ain't trying to take you.
Speaker A:They already know.
Speaker A:They already know you about your money.
Speaker A:So I promise you niggas like I.
Speaker A:If I.
Speaker B:She ain't even.
Speaker A:She don't even want to get wifed.
Speaker B:I want to fall on the floor.
Speaker A:Like she don't even want to get wifed.
Speaker B:You should see my cousin.
Speaker A:I mean.
Speaker B:Like why you got like they can the camera go that way like.
Speaker A:No, I'm just saying like that's true but like when they say a wife is a wife before a wife oh.
Speaker B:My God, my stomach hurt, bro.
Speaker B:Like nobody's ever came on this show.
Speaker A:He's prepared when you set him down.
Speaker B:I tried.
Speaker B:But it is true though.
Speaker B:Like, definitely used to be a hoe, and I think men are intimidated of that.
Speaker B:But to me, a real one will respect that because if anything, you want somebody that's been there and done that.
Speaker B:And just let me clear this up for y' all that think, cuz cousin shout out to Capone over there.
Speaker B:They over there in tears, cuz I want to holler.
Speaker B:Let me take these glasses off.
Speaker B:That was probably the funny.
Speaker B:I. I'm.
Speaker B:I'm beyond tickle and I have to air all of this.
Speaker B:Listen, I think sometimes before I was in the game in the hole, I kind of start off pimping cuz I was shout out, cuz I'mma tell the world.
Speaker B:He did try to steal my first prostitute.
Speaker B:Capone did.
Speaker A:And he, he definitely the name Al Capone.
Speaker B:He.
Speaker B:But he failed tremendously.
Speaker B:He failed.
Speaker A:The name, the name.
Speaker A:The name tells you what he's about.
Speaker B:But he failed tremendously.
Speaker B:But he tried, but he failed.
Speaker B:But I think the perception on prostitution is just.
Speaker B:It's not real because they think that.
Speaker B:I think a lot of people think that every hoe is screwing or sucking and doing it.
Speaker B:There's levels to this.
Speaker B:It's unfortunate.
Speaker B:I wasn't in the game too long because when you know they will wake up, they're literally sleeping on their lawn.
Speaker B:Cause I didn't took everything.
Speaker B:You get what I'm saying?
Speaker B:So there's different levels to prostitution.
Speaker A:Cut that out.
Speaker A:No, that's robbery.
Speaker A:She just, she just admitted to robbery.
Speaker B:Absolutely.
Speaker B:Well, I already went to jail during my time.
Speaker A:Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay.
Speaker A:Listen, the statue of limitations is up.
Speaker A:We fine.
Speaker A:Definitely we fine.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker B:But no, this is facts.
Speaker B:I think that a lot of people think that's what hoes or prostitutes are just like.
Speaker B:I think they assume with strippers that they're not sucking and pulling tricks in the back.
Speaker B:Yeah, you are.
Speaker B:Because if a man going to offer you five bands, you can't tell me you're not going to take that.
Speaker B:If he wants you to give him.
Speaker A:A blow job, people don't understand that that's just another job for money.
Speaker B:It is.
Speaker A:Listen to the other bitch about hoes.
Speaker A:You just don't have enough heart to go get the fast money.
Speaker B:That's it.
Speaker A:That's all it is.
Speaker A:It's just fast money.
Speaker A:It's fast money.
Speaker A:They get to money faster.
Speaker A:Some keep going because they like the Fast money.
Speaker A:Some take it and invest it.
Speaker A:But it's like, it's like to me, it's like if you serious about it, it's like a two year college plan instead of before.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:I finna go get this fast money me.
Speaker A:So, so look, this, this is my, this is my, this is, this is my assessment.
Speaker A:Me and this girl, we, me and this, me and this girl are both stripping to make money.
Speaker A:But this bitch work at McDonald's on the side.
Speaker A:So she only could strip for five days because she don't want nobody know she's stripping.
Speaker A:I'm stripping seven days a week, period.
Speaker A:I graduate, stop stripping.
Speaker A:I graduated as a lawyer, start my own law firm off the gate.
Speaker A:Don't got to go work for nobody.
Speaker A:I start my own practice off the gate because I've been stripping for seven years saving my mother fucking money.
Speaker A:And this and graduated.
Speaker A:And this, this is an intern hoping to be a partner in 10 years.
Speaker A:No, that's the reality of this.
Speaker A:So you gotta think versus thinking, bro.
Speaker A:A lot of people don't think, okay, you tickle me.
Speaker B:But like.
Speaker A:No, I'm just saying bro, like, you feel me?
Speaker A:Like the college that, that just strips all day and does her homework and gets her degree can start her practice from the gate.
Speaker B:That's facts.
Speaker A:The that's stripping on the side and scared to let her family know she's stripping.
Speaker A:And, and, and, and you feel me?
Speaker A:Why are you scared to let some people know what you're doing when they not helping you?
Speaker B:And that's why I wrote this book From a ho to a CEO.
Speaker B:Facts.
Speaker B:A lot of people won't admit that they were in the streets a lot.
Speaker A:You should not give a about nobody opinion.
Speaker A:That's not trying to help you.
Speaker B:That's it.
Speaker B:I like that because that's a factual statement.
Speaker B:And this is the funny thing is people care about people's opinion.
Speaker B:That ain't even like that's helping them people or not.
Speaker A:People will kill you with their opinion and you can't even call them and ask for a dollar.
Speaker B:Yeah, what do you, what's your advice to those people?
Speaker A:Worry about you and yours.
Speaker A:Them people ain't the people that you work.
Speaker A:The opinions that you worrying about demand, they're not.
Speaker A:Your people worry about you and your people feel me?
Speaker B:That's facts.
Speaker B:Well, you know me, I do a lot.
Speaker B:As far as with the foster youth.
Speaker B:I don't know if cousin told you, but I save or House over 50 foster youth and I got a non profit where I do Transitional housing.
Speaker B:And they know you, you know, they know styling, they know your songs.
Speaker B:I think I seen the clip the other day with Mike Epps.
Speaker B:He was in the car, he was slapping that.
Speaker A:Oh, yeah, Shout out to Mike, man.
Speaker B:Oh, that's my song.
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker B:So what would you tell my youth that want to get in the industry?
Speaker B:Like, because you've transitioned, you've done the music, you've done this, you wrote for people, you've done a lot.
Speaker B:Now you're doing movies and writing direct.
Speaker B:And hopefully soon.
Speaker B:What?
Speaker A:I just directed my first film also too.
Speaker B:Why couldn't be the star hoe in it?
Speaker A:Because it's not about hoeing.
Speaker B:What can your next one be?
Speaker A:No.
Speaker B:Why?
Speaker A:Because I don't want to glorify that.
Speaker A:That's your job.
Speaker B:No, it's not glorifying.
Speaker B:Because the whole became a CEO and.
Speaker A:Built a multi million dollar company.
Speaker B:That is a document.
Speaker A:If you want me to write your.
Speaker A:If you want me to turn your book into a script.
Speaker A:Okay, that's fine.
Speaker A:I can do that.
Speaker B:I do.
Speaker B:I'm serious.
Speaker B:Let's talk after that.
Speaker A:I'm serious.
Speaker A:Sure.
Speaker B:I just was talking to Percy, so.
Speaker A:How many pages is your book?
Speaker B:Almost 200.
Speaker A:All right, so we have to get it down to 120.
Speaker B:I could do that.
Speaker A:All right.
Speaker B:I'm serious.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:Enough about me.
Speaker B:But I. I really want to do that, though.
Speaker B:Like, it's a real story.
Speaker A:There's nothing to me.
Speaker A:And I'll.
Speaker A:I'll get you a script in like three weeks.
Speaker B:Oh, my God.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:I'm excited.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:No.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:Sorry, y'.
Speaker A:All.
Speaker A:I just had to get.
Speaker A:Get them while I could.
Speaker B:I can't get everything while I could.
Speaker B:No, but I want to get a little bit, like I said, more personal.
Speaker B:What would you tell these kids that want to get in the industry like you?
Speaker B:Cuz you're doing a lot.
Speaker B:Stone, you got a name like you.
Speaker B:You out here.
Speaker A:Don't, don't, don't never take advice from somebody that don't want to do what you want to do.
Speaker A:Like you.
Speaker A:You.
Speaker A:You'll ask a mechanic, should I do this?
Speaker A:Why are you asking him when he works on cars?
Speaker A:Feel me?
Speaker A:Why are you asking a mechanic what you should do in the music business when this ain't never been in a booth, ain't never made a beat, or I never wrote a song.
Speaker B:I like that.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:You'll go ask your mom.
Speaker A:Mom, should I do this?
Speaker A:No disrespect to mothers, but you.
Speaker A:You've been.
Speaker A:You've been a worker all your life, you ain't never been a boss.
Speaker A:No, I'm just saying most of our moms just went to work and came home and took care.
Speaker A:They've never been in charge of nothing.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:So you got to figure out what you want to do and ask the people that do what, what you do for advice.
Speaker A:How you gonna ask a broke what you supposed to do with a million dollar idea?
Speaker A:No, you got a million dollar idea, but you asking a on welfare, should you execute it?
Speaker A:No, I'm just saying you got a million dollar idea, you asking on welfare.
Speaker A:They can't even fathom a million dollar idea because they stuck.
Speaker A:They so stuck on the next welfare check when it come in they mind can't get past the next 800 coming.
Speaker A:When you thinking about 800 million?
Speaker B:Oh, fat.
Speaker B:What you think about them cutting that section eight?
Speaker B:I agree.
Speaker B:I think they should coordinately.
Speaker B:I hate to say that, but I,.
Speaker A:I think that that should be a stepping stone.
Speaker A:I think that if.
Speaker A:Because some people just be up and it ain't their fault, I take that.
Speaker A:But that shit should be a stepping stone.
Speaker A:Look, you got five or years or whatever to get your shit together.
Speaker A:But nobody should just be winging it forever.
Speaker B:You feel enabler.
Speaker A:I'm just saying nobody should just be getting by forever.
Speaker A:You got to get to a point where you live in, feel me?
Speaker B:I like that because a lot of people was giving the people that was on section 8 shout out to the section 8, the livers and stuff.
Speaker B:But I think I agree with you.
Speaker B:Like they should just like for this, if you disabled, you know.
Speaker A:Look, look, look, you have a.
Speaker A:There's not.
Speaker A:Listen, there's nothing wrong with helping somebody.
Speaker B:Absolutely.
Speaker A:But needing help all your fucking life is a personal problem.
Speaker B:Oh,.
Speaker A:Everybody need help.
Speaker A:But the motherfucker that need help forever ain't getting help from me.
Speaker A:I'm just saying.
Speaker A:No, because you do.
Speaker A:You, you help a motherfucker and then you be like, when is it going to stop?
Speaker A:And they like, it's never gonna stop because I'm.
Speaker A:And I need you.
Speaker A:All right, well, if you didn't go to the school, they got schools for people like that and they got free money.
Speaker A:They got free money ssi.
Speaker A:Like they have benefits and programs for people to give you free money.
Speaker B:They did.
Speaker A:So if you wanted them people go get your free money.
Speaker A:Instead of trying to get another person to take care of you, especially somebody that work hard, your government will give you free money.
Speaker A:So stop trying to leech off Your friends, when the government will give you a check if you just so up and you can't do it.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:But no, they want your money that.
Speaker B:You worked hard for.
Speaker B:Yeah, I absolutely agree with that.
Speaker B:Do you think a lot of people like that aren't genuine, come to you like that because they know that you're doing your thing?
Speaker A:No, nobody comes to me no more like that because.
Speaker A:Because I tell them the truth.
Speaker A:I just tell them the truth.
Speaker A:Like I. I will tell a person.
Speaker A:How many songs have you did?
Speaker A:How many videos have you did this month?
Speaker A:How many songs have you wrote?
Speaker A:And if it don't add up to what I see, people like, there's a.
Speaker A:There's an average of shit you're supposed to do a month that makes you successful.
Speaker A:If I ask artists and they're not doing that, I'd be like, don't quit your day job because this ain't gonna work for you.
Speaker A:No, no, for real.
Speaker A:Like, like.
Speaker B:No, that is very true.
Speaker A:No, like, listen, everybody got their niche, blood.
Speaker A:This probably ain't your niche.
Speaker A:You just gotta find your niche.
Speaker A:Do you know why want to be rappers, blood?
Speaker B:Please tell me.
Speaker A:Because everybody.
Speaker A:No, listen, Everybody wants to have.
Speaker A:Everybody wants to be able to get without without Holland at the.
Speaker B:Without put in the work.
Speaker A:Yes.
Speaker A:Rappers.
Speaker A:Rappers get free.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:They do the look at you and say, I love you.
Speaker A:Let's.
Speaker A:That's what niggas want.
Speaker A:That's what they want.
Speaker A:I know a thousand niggas with a ton of money that want to be rappers because they don't get the free pussy.
Speaker A:Wow.
Speaker A:It's all about free putting.
Speaker A:And I ain't even saying free pussy.
Speaker A:I'm just saying then.
Speaker A:No, no, I know not.
Speaker A:I didn't mean free pussy.
Speaker A:It is.
Speaker A:Don't look.
Speaker A:So listen, if a rapper is standing next to a millionaire and the walk up and.
Speaker A:And.
Speaker A:And she wants a picture with the rapper, the millionaire gonna say, what are you doing to get them to do that?
Speaker A:The mirror, he gonna say, I rap.
Speaker A:And then the millionaire is gonna want to rap because even though you have all that money, you're not famous.
Speaker A:They want to be famous.
Speaker A:They want to be sex symbols.
Speaker A:They want.
Speaker A:They want to be looked at as.
Speaker A:They want a muff.
Speaker A:They want somebody to look at them and say, I want to you without them saying a word.
Speaker A:And money don't do that.
Speaker B:It does not.
Speaker A:Fame does that.
Speaker A:They want to be famous.
Speaker A:They don't care about.
Speaker A:They don't care about having money.
Speaker A:I know a thousand with a ton of money.
Speaker A:That still want to be rappers because they don't get the.
Speaker A:That the rappers get.
Speaker B:Oh my God, that was so well said and it's so true.
Speaker B:And it's vice versa for the win.
Speaker B:It's the same for the women.
Speaker B:I feel like women, they will do.
Speaker A:Whatever to get the nigga.
Speaker B:They want to get the rich one.
Speaker B:Yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker B:And it's really sad.
Speaker B:Like it's.
Speaker B:I see a lot of it even on the social media with the girls, they showing they body.
Speaker B:In my mind, you talking to, you know, like, you're not getting compensated for that service.
Speaker B:Meaning showing your body and your butt.
Speaker B:They all got the same pose.
Speaker B:You know the pose I'm talking about?
Speaker B:It's the pose.
Speaker B:And look back, you're not getting compensated for that.
Speaker B:So you're devaluing who you are.
Speaker B:Like no one takes that serious.
Speaker B:Now don't get it wrong, there are some men that are drooling over that.
Speaker B:But I think the real ones, like even you, you're not single.
Speaker B:You got a woman you've probably been with forever or whatnot.
Speaker B:And you, like you said, you rich.
Speaker B:You got this.
Speaker A:She's probably solid.
Speaker B:She ain't on.
Speaker B:I'm sure she ain't on the gram doing all that type of stuff.
Speaker A:Not at all.
Speaker B:Thank you.
Speaker B:So it's the ones I feel like that you know, your worth is what it sounds like because you would not date a woman on that caliber, right?
Speaker A:What you mean?
Speaker A:So like, like that's got that butt all on social media.
Speaker B:But most a lot of men do though that are rappers and rich.
Speaker B:They like that.
Speaker A:So what them girls got to understand is they just that.
Speaker B:Absolutely.
Speaker A:They don't wife that correct.
Speaker A:Ain't nobody taking that bitch home to mama.
Speaker A:I might take you to the Bahamas, but I ain't taking you home to mama.
Speaker A:No, like, you feel me?
Speaker B:Like that's fact.
Speaker A:No, everybody fits.
Speaker A:Fits their purpose.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:Like you cool, but when I'm ready to settle down and get married and have a family, you're not going to be the.
Speaker A:With your fake lips and your fake ass and your filtered tick tock pictures.
Speaker A:I'm just saying.
Speaker A:No, like, like, like, like, like it's cool to.
Speaker A:To.
Speaker A:But when I get serious, that's not like it's serious.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:That's not who I'm picking.
Speaker B:I agree.
Speaker A:You gotta, you gotta know, you listen, you gotta know where you are, where you at in life.
Speaker A:Even the.
Speaker A:She gotta know I'm just having fun when I ready to settle down.
Speaker A:I gotta stop shooting up my lips and get serious now.
Speaker A:I'm just saying.
Speaker A:Stop shooting up my lid.
Speaker B:Some men like that though.
Speaker B:Some men are wife in that which is.
Speaker B:It blows me away, I think.
Speaker A:Who like that.
Speaker A:Who never got no and insecure.
Speaker A:If you.
Speaker A:If you.
Speaker A:If you being all your life.
Speaker A:You ain't one of them who lusts over because you don't lust over because it's not new to you.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:It's not.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:You've been.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:That ain't.
Speaker A:It's not.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:Like so the nick.
Speaker A:So that's so them who do all that and do all that.
Speaker A:They know that the.
Speaker A:That they catching ain't never had like them or never had bitches, period.
Speaker A:Because a.
Speaker A:That's used to having women ain't falling.
Speaker B:For that or secure within their own or.
Speaker A:Or just.
Speaker A:Or just.
Speaker A:Or just secure period.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker B:Like, let's talk about family.
Speaker B:So you got kids?
Speaker B:You show me your son s kid.
Speaker B:See them rapping your song.
Speaker B:How many kids you got?
Speaker A:Two.
Speaker B:Okay, what's the oldest?
Speaker A:12, Seven anymore?
Speaker A:I don't know.
Speaker B:Yeah, me too.
Speaker B:I was one and done.
Speaker B:Don't want no more.
Speaker B:Why you don't want no more?
Speaker B:You still young.
Speaker B:I think I'm younger than you.
Speaker B:We the same age, but I'm younger than you.
Speaker A:But about a few years.
Speaker A:A few.
Speaker A:Like two.
Speaker B:I'm actually 43 too.
Speaker A:Oh yeah.
Speaker A:So we the same age.
Speaker A:Yeah, so.
Speaker A:No, I just.
Speaker A:I don't want to be 60.
Speaker A:I don't want to be 60 with a teenager.
Speaker A:Like you feel me?
Speaker A:Like, I want to be done.
Speaker B:Yay.
Speaker A:I ain't never been done.
Speaker A:I don't know what it feel like to be done.
Speaker A:Like, let me be done.
Speaker A:Ask me do I want some more kids when I get done.
Speaker B:I like that.
Speaker A:Because I ain't been done first, you feel me?
Speaker A:I might get done and get lonely.
Speaker A:I'm still gonna look the same.
Speaker A:Me and my girl might it all off.
Speaker A:I might meet a young who want a baby.
Speaker A:No, I'm just saying me and her might break up.
Speaker A:I might meet a young bitch who want a baby.
Speaker A:All my kids grown.
Speaker A:Everybody out the house.
Speaker A:Still gonna be young looking young looking beautiful as fuck.
Speaker B:So she look young.
Speaker A:She might want a baby if I.
Speaker A:If you feel me.
Speaker B:But you don't want to be 60 and have no kids.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:Cause my girl now is older than me, so she's.
Speaker A:We gonna be 60 and 62, so we don't want no more kids.
Speaker A:But, you know, I mean, if I'm 16.
Speaker A:If we break up and I'm 16, looking 40, which I think you.
Speaker A:And then my girlfriend 30, and she want a baby.
Speaker A:Robert De Niro just had a baby, blood.
Speaker A:Do you know why?
Speaker B:Nuh.
Speaker A:Do you know why?
Speaker A:Cause the bitch was 28.
Speaker B:Nuh.
Speaker A:I swear to God.
Speaker B:Ain't he like 80?
Speaker A:Yeah, but she wanted a baby.
Speaker B:Everything still.
Speaker A:We never stop.
Speaker A:Y' all just have menopause.
Speaker A:We shoot this shit out forever.
Speaker A:You didn't know that?
Speaker B:Yo, that's a disgrace.
Speaker B:I don't pay attention to them like that.
Speaker A:That's a disgrace.
Speaker A:I love her.
Speaker A:She said, no, y'.
Speaker A:All.
Speaker A:Y' all stopped working.
Speaker A:Can have babies today.
Speaker A:Die.
Speaker B:That is a disgrace.
Speaker A:That just had a baby about 28 year old.
Speaker B:Oh, my God.
Speaker B:I gotta go Google that.
Speaker B:I.
Speaker B:You did what?
Speaker A:You didn't know that?
Speaker A:Well, nobody knows that because.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:But, yeah, Robert De Niro just had.
Speaker A:So they had two babies, so she probably 30 now, but they had their first one at 28.
Speaker B:Do you think that was selfish?
Speaker A:No, I think he's rich as he made.
Speaker A:He.
Speaker A:He gonna die and he gonna leave all this to the babies.
Speaker A:He's rich as he met a young.
Speaker A:He want to date her.
Speaker A:He's the 80.
Speaker A:She like, if I' ma with you, I need kids.
Speaker A:He like a deal.
Speaker A:I'm rich, straight up.
Speaker A:What you mean?
Speaker A:He like.
Speaker A:She like, if your old ass want to me, I need a baby.
Speaker A:Cause you're rich.
Speaker A:And that said do it.
Speaker A:Cause I'm.
Speaker A:Cause I ain't gonna make it to be a honey.
Speaker B:I didn't even know what.
Speaker A:I only got about 18 more years.
Speaker B:Y' all work down there.
Speaker B:Don't you need certain.
Speaker B:Y' all need certain things, too, but obviously not.
Speaker B:But he rich, though.
Speaker B:Yeah, but I would think y'.
Speaker B:All.
Speaker B:It don't.
Speaker B:How even did the, you know, even get up the mountains?
Speaker A:That also.
Speaker A:That erectile dysfunction only happens when you up your body.
Speaker A:That say, he ain't took a drink in 60 years.
Speaker B:Wow.
Speaker B:I did not know that.
Speaker A:Yeah, he don't drink, he don't smoke.
Speaker A:He don't do nothing.
Speaker A:That body is fine.
Speaker B:I thought it was similar to our menopause.
Speaker B:Like, that happens because of age.
Speaker B:I thought, no, no.
Speaker A:You know why.
Speaker A:Do you know why it happens to.
Speaker A:To women?
Speaker A:Because y' all get to a certain age where y' all just check out.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:Like, when a woman get 40, she can't go on the battlefield and fight niggas.
Speaker A:Got to, got, got, got to be the dad forever.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:You gotta be the king.
Speaker A:For if you the king of your neigh, you gotta be king forever.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:That's why God never made us not stop.
Speaker A:Because even the king, even the 80 year old king on his deathbed in England need an heir.
Speaker A:Wow.
Speaker A:He still needed air.
Speaker B:I'm sitting here 80, they gonna go.
Speaker A:Get the young bitch, say, hey, this don't got no kids.
Speaker A:We need a son or they gonna take our kingdom.
Speaker B:I'm sitting here baffled.
Speaker B:I just, I can't believe it.
Speaker B:I thought y' all had issues.
Speaker A:Are the most important thing in the world if you don't have no air, you're absolutely.
Speaker A:You can make a thousand, you can make all the money in the world, but if you don't got no, if you got a daughter, she gonna marry somebody.
Speaker A:And then that nigga is gonna take all her shit.
Speaker A:You can give your daughter your whole estate, and then she's gonna marry another man and change her last name.
Speaker A:And then all his shit is gonna go to.
Speaker A:And all the shit that you gave to her is gonna go to him and his family.
Speaker A:If you don't have a boy.
Speaker A:Boy, that's.
Speaker B:That's.
Speaker A:No, for real.
Speaker B:That's funny you say that because I put all my stuff in the trust.
Speaker B:Because I was just like I told my daughter, you listen, because she.
Speaker B:I think she go both ways.
Speaker B:You're not gonna be giving my stuff to nobody.
Speaker A:Don't bust her daughter out like that.
Speaker A:She out of why you bust?
Speaker A:Why you bust.
Speaker B:You is not gonna be giving her stuff.
Speaker A:This the realest podcast I ever been on.
Speaker A:She said you ain't gonna be cring much.
Speaker A:You was a hoe.
Speaker B:I said, we got to air that.
Speaker B:You gonna make me go viral for that one.
Speaker B:I love you for that.
Speaker A:Listen, tell her she ain't carpet munching on your dollar.
Speaker B:Not on my dollar.
Speaker B:It's not going to happen.
Speaker A:No, for real, we can't.
Speaker B:No.
Speaker B:I'm so serious.
Speaker B:Not on mine.
Speaker B:You can Wee Wee's one, but not the carpets ones.
Speaker B:We.
Speaker B:I, that's like.
Speaker B:I feel like I'm paying a fee.
Speaker A:Like I'm a female.
Speaker A:You know what I mean?
Speaker B:So it actually can go both ways.
Speaker B:If you think about can go both ways.
Speaker A:And you never paid at all.
Speaker A:You was the one that got paid, correct?
Speaker A:You don't even understand nothing about pain.
Speaker B:It doesn't.
Speaker A:It don't.
Speaker A:It don't register.
Speaker B:All my bills is on auto pay too.
Speaker B:So if I did Pay.
Speaker B:It was an automatic payment.
Speaker B:That way at the end, when I do look, I'm all.
Speaker B:I'm always devastated and I.
Speaker B:Sometimes people look around but.
Speaker B:And I'm always devastated, but yeah, I don't pay.
Speaker B:Cuz you know that.
Speaker B:You know that.
Speaker B:Look at his face.
Speaker B:Blood.
Speaker B:Oh no.
Speaker B:But st.
Speaker B:So what's next?
Speaker B:What.
Speaker B:What we got next coming up?
Speaker B:I know your movie coming.
Speaker B:We need some slaps, some hitters.
Speaker A:No, because she's looking in here because she walked past and she said, oh shit, that's styling.
Speaker A:She did this bust a U turn and went and came back like to make sure.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:So.
Speaker A:But I just love writing.
Speaker A:I love being creative.
Speaker A:Feel me?
Speaker A:Like that's, that's, that's where my passion is at.
Speaker A:So I, I just went back to school to write film.
Speaker A:I'm saying I'm in the Sundance collab classes to write film.
Speaker A:Applied for the Sundance Institute.
Speaker A:So I'm saying I just been doing that.
Speaker A:You know, the music ain't never going nowhere.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Me and the Mechanics has.
Speaker A:Has a new album coming out called Financial Freedom.
Speaker B:I like.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Cause you got, you got, you got.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:You got to teach how to get some you money.
Speaker A:No, for real.
Speaker B:No, for real.
Speaker A:Yeah, like I like that.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:No, because people will try to hold money over.
Speaker A:Over your head and you got to make you enough to say you.
Speaker B:That's even jobs, period.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:You know what I mean?
Speaker B:And you've been an entrepreneur all your life, huh?
Speaker B:Did you ever work at 9 to 5?
Speaker A:I worked at Togos.
Speaker B:You so cute.
Speaker A:No, 14.
Speaker A:My.
Speaker A:My Al Bundy from.
Speaker A:His name wasn't Al Bundy, but we called him Al Bundy.
Speaker A:Cause his name was Al.
Speaker A:His name was Al Bunny.
Speaker A:My Al Bundy from the hood from Cypress Village was.
Speaker A:When I was on probation, he was the manager at Togos and he gave me a job so I didn't have to go in the house and do curfew at 6 o'.
Speaker B:Clock.
Speaker A:So he gave me a job at Togo.
Speaker A:So I go to work and then.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:I'm telling my probation officer I got a job.
Speaker B:He's so funny.
Speaker A:But no, I'm dead serious.
Speaker B:But you funny.
Speaker B:Cause you don't try to be.
Speaker B:I don't know if it's your facial expressions or what.
Speaker A:No, like.
Speaker B:But you so funny to me.
Speaker A:You took.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:So that was how I got out of my curfew on probation with the Togo job.
Speaker A:So then.
Speaker A:So that it was.
Speaker A:It was Al Bunny.
Speaker A:And then he was a assistant manager.
Speaker A:So he could hire and.
Speaker A:But he had another big boss over him.
Speaker A:It was a lady.
Speaker A:I used to be late a lot.
Speaker A:No, because I didn't.
Speaker A:Guys.
Speaker A:I live way in East Oakland.
Speaker A:It was the Togos in Emeryville.
Speaker A:I lived on 72nd in Lacey.
Speaker A:Got you across street from East.
Speaker A:My mall.
Speaker A:So I used to be catching the bus all the way to fucking Emeryville, and I used to be late.
Speaker A:So I showed up one day, and then she was like, you always late.
Speaker A:If you come again, nigga, you're fired.
Speaker A:Like, if you come late again, you fired.
Speaker A:So I never went back because I knew I was going to be late again.
Speaker A:No, I just never went back because I know.
Speaker B:I was like, y' all fire me.
Speaker A:I knew I was going.
Speaker A:So she called me like, you didn't come to work today.
Speaker A:I'm like, you told me don't come.
Speaker A:If I was going to be late, I was going to be late.
Speaker A:She like, oh, I didn't mean that.
Speaker A:I'm like, like, like, like.
Speaker A:I'm.
Speaker A:I'm.
Speaker A:I am very.
Speaker A:10 Toes down.
Speaker A:Stand on business.
Speaker B:Yeah, you do.
Speaker A:I'm thinking she's standing on business.
Speaker A:She called me talking about.
Speaker A:No, I didn't mean that.
Speaker A:You listen.
Speaker A:Why would you tell me that if you don't mean it?
Speaker A:Because I'm not going to tell you nothing I don't mean.
Speaker A:But anyway, I just went and picked up my last.
Speaker A:I say, you know what?
Speaker A:I'm good.
Speaker A:I went and picked up my last check.
Speaker A:It was like 500.
Speaker A:I bought me a station wagon bucket from Barry Brothers.
Speaker A:And then I bought me a half ounce of cocaine for 250.
Speaker A:And then the rest was history.
Speaker A:And the rest was history.
Speaker A:I'm just telling.
Speaker A:Hey,.
Speaker B:I did.
Speaker B:I did.
Speaker B:I asked for it.
Speaker A:I bought me a powder blue station wagon.
Speaker B:Faux.
Speaker A:Faux banger.
Speaker A:Faux bangers.
Speaker A:They only got like 80 miles per hour on the.
Speaker A:Because it's a full cylinder.
Speaker A:They hella slow.
Speaker A:I bought me a full banger station wagon.
Speaker A:My check was like, for 500.
Speaker A:I bought me a full banger station wagon for 200 from Berry Brothers, bought me a half ounce of Coke for 250.
Speaker A:And I had $50 left, and I went to Cypress Village, and the rest is history.
Speaker A:I never worked again.
Speaker B:How old was you?
Speaker A:18.
Speaker B:18.
Speaker B:So you have one job.
Speaker B:So you just been an entrepreneur.
Speaker B:That's dope.
Speaker B:What would you tell other entrepreneurs or people that want to get in the industry?
Speaker B:Because I just became an entrepreneur about five years ago.
Speaker B:Cause I worked for 20 years.
Speaker A:Follow your mind.
Speaker B:You Feel like take risks.
Speaker A:So the people that's with you, they believed in you.
Speaker A:Him, her.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:But think about it.
Speaker A:How many people ran from you when you said, you want to do a podcast about how you used to be a hoe?
Speaker A:Oh, you feel me?
Speaker A:You mother.
Speaker A:Like, I don't know parts of that you on your own, but them ain't your people.
Speaker A:Your people is the.
Speaker A:It's the people that's gonna stand by your side no matter what.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:Everybody.
Speaker A:Everybody have ups and highs and lows.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:The people that leave at the low, that's your lesson.
Speaker A:To not let them come back around when you hide.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:I am a very smart person.
Speaker A:I notice everything.
Speaker A:Blood.
Speaker B:What's your sign?
Speaker A:Aquarius.
Speaker B:Oh, my God.
Speaker B:Yep.
Speaker B:You guys are very intuitive, and I.
Speaker A:Notice any and every.
Speaker A:I know the small details.
Speaker A:I notice any and everything.
Speaker A:Like.
Speaker A:Like Tyler Perry in that.
Speaker A:That movie.
Speaker A:Why did I get married when he was.
Speaker A:When he was talking to the bra?
Speaker A:Like, I noticed you put perfume on.
Speaker A:Now you're putting sexier draws on.
Speaker A:Now you're smiling.
Speaker A:You're laughing more.
Speaker A:He noticed all that because the was cheating.
Speaker A:Yeah, that's the type of I am.
Speaker A:I noticed everything.
Speaker A:But with everybody, though.
Speaker B:Me too.
Speaker A:It don't.
Speaker A:They don't got to be with a woman.
Speaker A:It could be with my any.
Speaker A:With anybody.
Speaker A:Yeah, I just notice everything.
Speaker B:Sometimes I feel like that's a curse, though.
Speaker B:It's a discernment, though.
Speaker A:Don't gravitate toward me when I'm lit.
Speaker A:No, that's gonna make me treat you like a.
Speaker A:On some real.
Speaker A:If you love me, love me all the way through.
Speaker A:Yeah, listen, that's facts.
Speaker A:I don't give occasional love.
Speaker A:So if you love me occasionally, stay.
Speaker A:It'll stay the away from me.
Speaker A:Straight up.
Speaker B:Take me for how I am.
Speaker B:Ain't no blacker.
Speaker B:Ain't no black or white.
Speaker B:It's just, you know, straight.
Speaker B:No, it's straight black.
Speaker A:But the thing is the fact what I don't understand about people play it off and act like you love A. Y' all really only do when it's popping.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Like don't even got no shame in.
Speaker B:A game at all.
Speaker A:A won't.
Speaker A:You won't talk to A for a year and then call you when you drop a new album.
Speaker A:Like Blood.
Speaker A:I get on the remix because the song blasted like blood.
Speaker A:I ain't talk to you in two years.
Speaker B:I'm seeing it with this podcast.
Speaker B:I've never seen nothing like it in my life.
Speaker A:They calling you, like, can I get an interview?
Speaker A:Like, when I told you I was gonna do a podcast, you brushed me off.
Speaker A:You ain't.
Speaker A:You ain't say, yeah, you get that going.
Speaker A:Call me.
Speaker B:I got you none of that.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker B:It's weird, sis.
Speaker A:You finna do your podcast.
Speaker A:Let me know when you get it going.
Speaker A:I got you whatever you need.
Speaker A:Don't talk like that.
Speaker A:Hey, I seen what you got going on, bro.
Speaker A:How can I be a part of it?
Speaker A:You can't.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:Or.
Speaker B:I'm proud of you, sis.
Speaker B:You know?
Speaker B:You got any openings?
Speaker B:I ain't talked to you in 10 years.
Speaker B:I. I didn't even forgot your name.
Speaker B:I don't even went to high school with you.
Speaker B:Yeah, I'm getting a lot of that.
Speaker A:You gotta listen.
Speaker A:You gotta know that those people don't have no dignity.
Speaker B:Absolutely.
Speaker A:They'll suck a dick for some money.
Speaker A:Yeah, in broad daylight, in front of a whole crowd.
Speaker A:No, for real.
Speaker A:Like, you don't have no morals like, blood.
Speaker A:People gotta have no, people don't have morals.
Speaker A:Like, so.
Speaker A:So.
Speaker A:So, like, like, like.
Speaker A:So the nigga pulled out some money, and you just turned into a fucking groupie.
Speaker A:A male groupie.
Speaker A:The nigga like, like.
Speaker B:No, that's real.
Speaker A:So look, I.
Speaker B:He got on a big chain.
Speaker A:I love Mr. Fab.
Speaker A:That's my nigga.
Speaker A:But no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker A:Fab, that's my brother.
Speaker B:Oh, okay.
Speaker A:No, I was in his club.
Speaker B:Oh, yeah.
Speaker A:And that's, you know, that's the heart of Oakland.
Speaker B:Yeah, absolutely.
Speaker A:I'm like.
Speaker A:I'm like, fab, blood.
Speaker A:I can't come to Desi's no more.
Speaker A:It's too many male group.
Speaker A:Like, I can't enjoy myself.
Speaker A:But I had to tell a.
Speaker A:In Desi's, I am a boy.
Speaker A:It's a thousand in here.
Speaker A:Why are you so focused on talking to me all night?
Speaker A:And it's a thousand girls in here.
Speaker A:Why do you want to sit in a face in a ear and just talk.
Speaker B:Like, not that I am a boy.
Speaker A:No, you listen for.
Speaker A:No, you listen for a minute, but 10 minutes go past 5, 30 minutes it went past this still in your ear like, blood.
Speaker A:I'm a boy.
Speaker A:You see all these women in here, bro?
Speaker A:You don't like coochie?
Speaker A:Like, you don't like coochie.
Speaker A:My.
Speaker A:You see all these women in here.
Speaker A:It's a thousand in here.
Speaker A:And you just want to sit in a ear his group.
Speaker B:His male groupies, for sure.
Speaker B:I call it ball washing.
Speaker B:No, I call him I call them ball a groupie.
Speaker A:A groupie would have walked away 10 minutes ago.
Speaker A:This wanted to me in the ass.
Speaker A:He was.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:No, seriously.
Speaker A:No, for real.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Or if you got a group chain.
Speaker A:Groupies don't even stay that long.
Speaker B:They don't.
Speaker A:Hoobies don't even stay that long.
Speaker A:Like what the are you doing, bro?
Speaker B:No, I. I see it all the time.
Speaker B:I call it ball washing.
Speaker B:I I call that ball.
Speaker A:That's what I got to call it.
Speaker A:Ball washing.
Speaker A:Yeah, ball wash. Why are you ball washing me?
Speaker B:Do it.
Speaker B:Stop ball washing me.
Speaker B:Washing my balls.
Speaker A:I'm cool.
Speaker B:I need you to wash my player.
Speaker A:Royal penis clean your highness.
Speaker B:That's what they wanted to say.
Speaker B:I like that going though right there, player.
Speaker B:All right.
Speaker B:I like that one.
Speaker A:Oh yes.
Speaker A:A lot.
Speaker A:They all back there.
Speaker B:I. I want to give you something that's off subject.
Speaker A:My bad.
Speaker A:I got the.
Speaker B:Yeah, I need but no anyway you, you, you.
Speaker B:This is probably one of my favorite little.
Speaker B:You probably one of my favorite guests.
Speaker B:I ain't think I laugh this much ever.
Speaker B:I think Phil mo came fm.
Speaker B:You know that negro is hot for sure hilarious.
Speaker B:He is so you know, feel most.
Speaker A:Did he.
Speaker A:Did he tell you about when he took 10 to LA and ain't not just 10 business and he said that was only my starting five.
Speaker A:I came back with 10 more.
Speaker A:No, he said no.
Speaker A:He said that was my backup.
Speaker A:I came back with my starting fire.
Speaker A:Quit playing with me.
Speaker A:He told you that story.
Speaker A:I ain't tell you that one.
Speaker B:He was trying to.
Speaker B:He was trying to sell me solar.
Speaker A:That's the one that say the first time he went to LA he took 10.
Speaker A:He said him LA pimps knocked all his.
Speaker A:He said.
Speaker A:Then he said that was my test run.
Speaker A:I came back with 20 more the next day and they and.
Speaker A:And we wiped mother and we wiped that and we wiped and I came back with all they la.
Speaker A:I took all the LA back to Frisco with me.
Speaker A:Yeah I took the hoes that I just knocked yesterday and the other day the that with the big name the only had them for three, four days.
Speaker A:They weren't my real I sent them business to LA to test them that say I said my real stable out there and they said my all my new business.
Speaker A:I knocked like 10 of them.
Speaker A:He only knew them like three, four days.
Speaker A:I sent them to LA.
Speaker A:They they.
Speaker A:They took all them because they fresh fish hoes.
Speaker A:You only had your pimp for four days.
Speaker A:So my game ain't really instilled in your brain.
Speaker A:Like that.
Speaker B:Correct.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker B:Correct.
Speaker A:So he already knew them was.
Speaker A:He just was testing la.
Speaker A:He testing the.
Speaker A:He knew the was getting knocked.
Speaker A:He testing.
Speaker A:He said, okay, you go to la, you got to send your real game.
Speaker A:You got to send your.
Speaker A:Yeah, you got to send your strong minded ten toes, cuz.
Speaker A:Cuz they taking your ones that ain't all the way in.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:That try to take him in Oakland.
Speaker A:Too, cuz that said he sent his bottom.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:And they came back with all the ladies.
Speaker A:Shout out to Filmo.
Speaker B:Definitely shout out to Filmo.
Speaker B:I'm gonna be dropping his footage soon.
Speaker B:Well, listen, I had a blast with you.
Speaker B:Anything else you want to tell the people that's just make them laugh because you.
Speaker B:I could sit here and laugh with you all dang all day.
Speaker B:I'm so glad you came.
Speaker A:Oh man.
Speaker B:And we really gonna do my documentary Cypress the series.
Speaker B:I need that a live wire story.
Speaker A:It's a TV show based on me growing up in Cypress Village and how I started Livewire Records.
Speaker A:That's in production right now.
Speaker A:Shout out our game media company that I partner with to bring that story to life.
Speaker A:And you know, a lot.
Speaker A:A lot of more movies, a lot of more TV shows, a lot of more.
Speaker A:But just stay tuned.
Speaker A:Follow me at J Styling, Livewire, Tick tock, Facebook and Instagram.
Speaker A:And thank you.
Speaker B:No, it ain't over.
Speaker B:Give y' all a little special situation.
Speaker B:So it's right up under your seat.
Speaker B:It's under your seat.
Speaker B:I can't see y'.
Speaker B:All look under your seat.
Speaker B:Grab it, please.
Speaker B:So cute.
Speaker B:You funny and cute.
Speaker B:I ain't gonna hold you.
Speaker B:So you know.
Speaker B:Of course you didn't call me cute 10 times.
Speaker A:My girlfriend finna be like, no, she's cute too.
Speaker A:She just called you cute one too many times.
Speaker B:She's cute too.
Speaker B:And next time she can come and get the Versace.
Speaker A:Okay, I'm gonna get us to.
Speaker A:To her.
Speaker B:Yeah, I like it.
Speaker B:I like.
Speaker B:You got.
Speaker B:Of course you should because listen, I'm.
Speaker A:Coming naked ball swinging.
Speaker B:Why I knew you for the same stupid.
Speaker A:I just do it.
Speaker B:He do this on purpose.
Speaker B:I already figured him out.
Speaker A:He funny.
Speaker B:He been asleep cuz on the phone.
Speaker A:It's just a whole on the phone.
Speaker A:Now I'm gone and we out.
Speaker B:We gonna leave it just like that.
Speaker B:But thank you.
Speaker A:That's why I make the big bucks.
Speaker A:You see how fast I made that rap?
Speaker B:Well, I listen, I love you for coming so much.
Speaker A:I love you.
Speaker B:We literally.
Speaker A:I need my documentary and.
Speaker A:Cause.
Speaker A:Cause.
Speaker A:Cause dad, I told me about it.
Speaker A:Oh, yeah, I got you.
Speaker B:No, we don't need that.
Speaker A:I'm gonna put that.
Speaker A:I'm.
Speaker A:Put that into a script story, right?
Speaker A:I'm gonna put that into a script form for you, and I'm gonna give it to you.
Speaker A:And if you approve, then we can move forward.
Speaker B:Let's do it.
Speaker B:I'm excited.
Speaker B:Shout out.
Speaker B:Y' all heard what I'm.
Speaker B:Can I tell the people?
Speaker A:Yes.
Speaker B:My movie coming.
Speaker B:So give me.
Speaker A:Movie coming from hoe to CEO, period.
Speaker B:Period.
Speaker B:We out, y'.
Speaker B:All.
