Josh Johnson

the things that I guess most people might know it for, which is the money or the access to women or whatever those things are.

It seems like he's the best storyteller in hip hop because for a little while he was everything that the idea of hip hop had become.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That makes sense.

That makes a lot of sense.

And

When you talk about Diddy and his marketing of himself or as this ambassador for hip-hop and everything, that sort of thing doesn't just turn off.

When Diddy gets out, because I'm sure you think about when Diddy gets out.

I think about when Diddy gets out all the time.

I think a lot of people do.

Yes, I do.

I have also been talking a lot.

And so I wonder, though, when he gets out, do you think that he's already planned a strategy the same way that he had a camera crew following him leading up to his indictment to basically think 10 years ahead for a comeback story that he was probably going to shoot of himself?

Do you think that right now he's also figuring out how he's going to pivot?

That makes a lot of sense, especially when you watch the documentary and everything.

I mean, do you have any guesses at what that shift's gonna be?

What that...

If I'm throwing it out there, because I've been talking about this with friends, I think he would come out of jail, he would lay low, and then he would sort of resurface as like a pastor.

Ooh.