Killer Mike | Club Random with Bill Maher
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How do Bill Maher and Killer Mike define a “reverse intervention” and why is it important?
You know, people think I uh Smoke way more pot than I do. I f I found that I smoke pot like Carlin said, he smoked less as he got older. It went from getting high to write the joke to later on writing the joke, then coming back look looking at a little stone like, oh, okay. I've I'm I the more I get involved in marijuana, the longer I go into my career, the less I smoke.
Which is weird. Well, I certainly hope you don't become one of those pussies who gives up entirely. No, no, no, no. I mean look, and you're not a pussy if
you give
it
up. People change, but like I like the old rosters, man. Like if you sit around and hang out with one of them, they'll fucking smoke and give you life lessons and shit. I I wanna be that old.
Well like my friend Woody Harrelson has quit a few times. No. W but we always got him back. Okay. I mean th It's like an intervention in reverse. I've done I've done it once myself. I know Willie Nelson did it because I know there's that famous story where something what he was trying to be good and good and good and then he finally he's with Willie and Owen Wilson or something and of course there's like the good these guys are gonna be smoking like a pot and He couldn't wait anymore and he grabbed the joint and Uh Willie Nelson just said welcome home, son.
Welcome home, son. I do three day stints. Wait, will you have a drink? I I just I will drink with you. What is it? This is just your drink. Well what do you want? I I drink whiskey. Is that this? Huh whoo shit. I don't know. Usually I'll drink a Johnny Walker. It says
Canadian
whiskey. Well Canadian. I never knew what whiskey was. It's like a I now only drink about four times a year. So I'm not a whiskey drinker like I'm I'm well versed in.
You only have alcohol four times a year?
Four
times a
year. I smoke a lot of marijuana. You know. I figure you can't be fat. You can't you know you can't like food, whiskey, and we you got something's gotta go. So
you you picked the right one. Of all I mean of all the things in the world that are horrible for you, and there's many of them, but really there's nothing worse than liquor. There's a reason they used to put a skull and crossbow
on the
fucking bottle. But you know, right now I am so dry I could ball a camel. No,
I'll I'll have a
drink with you. Richard Bells are. No, my grandfather. But what so what do you want? This? Do you
want this?
I'll I'll drink whatever whiskey you're drinking. I don't drink whiskey, I drink tequila. Is that Jack over
there? I'll just keep a
classic and go, Jack. Yes, I used that used to be my drink. So I'll do Jack. You know that? I drank so much of this that they sent me. A deed. to a one foot plot of land in Tennessee so I could officially be a squire. Looks like I'm doing an ad for it. I'm just telling a s I'm just telling a story and saying, thank you, Jack Daniels, for that plot of land. I'll have to visit it sometime.
Speaking of Plots of Land, you got a compound here. This is like the Godfather. This is a movie. This shit is like, man, my wife is in a whole nother house. We're in a club. We're in we're in a club. You have a club. It's cool. Right? I would have brought the girls from the flame had I known.
Oh, we have to talk about that.
Okay, we gotta talk about it. Oh. First of all I love. I bet it's in trouble. I don't think I think it's gonna be okay, but it's always it's you know, perpetually. You know.
I mean, Mike. Oh, such a stoner. I poured what did I pour in here, Jack Daniels? You poured
Jack in there. Okay. You want that with something? No, no, just ice. Just ice. The ice brings out the flavor, pops out the sweetness in it, the Oh. Oh wow, you're poured. Excuse me. Well if you well, the guy told me when he poured whiskey or ice for me. But you're not mixing it with anything. No, I'm not mixing it. Right, so I'm giving you more. No Barack Obama. So uh What are we talking about? We uh we were talking about blue plane may be in
trouble.
Well,
okay, but before we get to the trouble. I just have to say, you know, I've told this story now to a few close friends just because it was so close to my heart, this you know, that you took me into a place.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How do Bill Maher and Killer Mike define a “reverse intervention” and why is it important?
0:01–5:40
2
What stories do they share about their first experiences with weed and how have their habits changed over time?
5:40–12:15
3
Why do they claim liquor is worse than cocaine, and what personal anecdotes support that view?
12:15–21:02
4
How did Killer Mike’s mother influence his path to music and entrepreneurship?
21:02–28:35
5
What does the “making it rain” etiquette reveal about club culture in Atlanta?
28:35–36:36
6
How do they compare rap lyrics to poetry and discuss the evolution of hip‑hop?
36:36–43:17
7
What insights do they give about the comic‑book world and its impact on storytelling?
43:17–49:50
8
Why do they think “Temptation Island” is a guilty‑pleasure and what does it say about modern relationships?
49:50–55:57