Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Chapter 2: Does Busta Rhymes really look like Tracy Morgan?
Understand it, but it was funny. Busta, like we love you, but that was funny. Well, now I feel like this TikToker is going to make it his life's work to wait outside the garden. For Tracy Morgan. Yeah, you'll bust a bus. I'm busting back. If he wants to double down on his content creation, that's what he would have to do. He has to get a video with Tracy Morgan now. He has to.
That has to be his next goal. Stand outside the garden, wait for Tracy Morgan, get a video with Tracy Morgan.
Chapter 3: What happened with Matt Barnes and the AI extortion case?
Because Tracy, he stopped and take pictures with everybody.
Chapter 4: What are the implications of extorting someone with AI?
Sure.
The fucking mayor of New York. Yeah, and I'm sure Tracy Morgan by now has seen that clip. But I felt bad for Busta after because then another video resurfaced where I actually felt Busta was a little unfair to one gentleman that was asking him questions. He flipped out on someone else. You could see it was in the same area, had the same fit on, and the kid was showing nothing but love.
But Busta, he was ready to fight. Yeah, I saw that. I felt, all right, I understand you're upset, but maybe you've been drinking a little bit, it's been a long day, it's hot, you're in salmon. I can see how you could be irritable, but that kid was showing love. He wasn't being an asshole. Yeah, but you know what it is.
A lot of the times people don't understand, man, like, you know, celebrities and things like that. And they're out in public spaces. There is a thing of it's just like now everybody's trying to get these content moments, these viral moments. And it's like sometimes, you know, they just not, you know, they might be real shit going on in Busta's life right now where he ain't for the jokes. Yeah.
And he's not for the games. And here you come with your canon and you're trying to create this fucking content. And I just don't feel like being a piece of content. Well, the phone is cool if you ask to take a picture. You ask. I'm saying, some people just put, especially, I don't know, Buss is a thousand times more famous than me, so I know he has phones put in his face. If I do, I know he does.
Yeah, yeah. Yeah, that shit is kind of fucking annoying. Yeah, but I mean, you know, you got to expect that. That's part of the gig, I guess, when you're a celebrity. and you're out in public, you got to expect that some people are going to see you. They're going to want to talk to you, get a video with you. People don't ask for autographs no more. People want content with you.
They want a video with you. Don't sign shit. I don't want busters.
Don't sign shit.
I don't want busters autographed. Please. Get this fucking 20-second clip so I can go viral on TikTok real quick. Like, I don't need your autograph. That's what the game is now. That's what's just so funny of, like, that was a thing for so long. To prove that you were around somebody... a celebrity, a famous athlete, they had to put their signature on something.
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Chapter 5: What was the outcome of the Streamer Awards?
Tasha K was reporting that Matt Barnes is cheating on his girlfriend and I have proof. That's defamation because that wasn't true. And the proof is this. The proof was the fake text messages, the fake audio and all of that stuff. That's not proof. You didn't verify.
You're basically, that's like if somebody says, yo, Ma got a secret family and somebody goes and spreads on the shade room, fake messages, fake AI pictures of you and your family. You can be like, bitch, I'm suing you. That's not true. So and you didn't do your research as a journalist.
Chapter 6: How did Kai Cenat perform at the Streamer Awards?
You didn't do your research and you're sweating, spreading misinformation. My thing about Matt is Tasha Kay filed bankruptcy because she owed Cardi B like ten million dollars. You not getting no money from her. She has more debt than somebody. Yeah. Like she has nothing to lose. So you're now making this even more embarrassing because we I didn't hear about this. We didn't know about this.
You've made it a bigger thing and you're not going to get any money from her. I definitely heard about this a couple weeks ago. To me, Tasha K is someone that has five life sentences, so she's just going to keep murdering everyone in the jail. You can't give me any more time. So I might as well just do this.
Unless she's doing the Dame Dash family office shit and is just moving assets left and right. Of course. It's under my mama's name. Not under my name. It's under my mama's name. Didn't Cardi B figure that out? She was putting shit under her husband's name or something? Probably. That happened and Cardi B found... I think Wack and Cardi B found that shit in about two minutes. Yeah.
Because she owes Cardi over $3.9 million. She's paying $1.2 million over five years because she claimed bankruptcy. So... She can spread it out. Cardi need that money though. She want that cash. Give me that. Maul was telling me on his way here, I didn't see this, but apparently there's what, another 100 hours of Diddy footage on the cutting room floor? So Diddy is still doing press.
I mean, Diddy. Diddy is not doing press. No, he's doing press on the yard. He's doing press, like he's doing push-ups. No, 50 is still doing press. And, you know, obviously with the success of the Reckoning documentary series, You know, he's talking about there's more footage. There's 140 hours that he has. And each episode was only maybe an hour, I think. There's four episodes.
So there's at least 130 something more hours that he hasn't edited or, you know, produced. And he's saying that he may put it out on YouTube just to put it out there. Like on his 50 Cent Devo page? I don't know if it'll be on his page, but he just said, you know, he doesn't know if he's going to release it with Netflix or through Netflix.
He might just, you know, put it out on YouTube or wherever, some other platform. But the one thing that he said that was interesting is he said, you know, because you see people out here trying to, you know, say, oh, the documentary can paint a narrative, this and the third. And his words were, you know, if you see the rest of this footage, there will be no more, you know,
Kind of like, oh, you know, you can paint this narrative. It's pretty clear cut. You know, the things that are being said in the documentary, the things that he still can't believe Puff, because he says that a lot, like he can't believe Puff actually recorded all of this. Yeah. But I mean, so why does 50 not put that, if it's that damning and that crazy, why not put it in the doc?
I don't know why. I don't know why he didn't put it in the doc. Maybe, you know, the stories, maybe he had more people that he would need to interview and have sit down for the documentary to kind of go through those stories that are in there. It could be a number of reasons. But the fact that he has over 100 hours of footage of, you know,
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